Engaging Citizens in Data Governance in Net Zero Precincts

This paper presents preliminary results from a participatory research process using human-centred design to engage ‘precinct citizens’ in the collaborative development of basic data governance prototypes for a university technology precinct focused on net zero transformation.The processes and outputs of this research are being used to inform the development of draft citizen‐focused recommendations for best practice in data governance in the precinct.

Related Organizations

Simon Fraser University
Canada
Monash University
Australia
Sustainable Development Institute
United States

Keywords

human-centred design, urban studies, community engagement, sustainability transitions, data governance

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