Gestión de laboratorios de innovación pública y social para problemáticas sociales

Natalia Carolina  Corrales Benavides

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Vol. 13 No. 1 (2024)

Published 2024-02-14

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Management of public and social innovation laboratories for social problems

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22490/25392786.8155

Natalia Carolina Corrales Benavides Universidad del Rosario

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Introduction: Laboratories have become collaborative settings to manage solutions to social problems. They are spaces of synergy between different disciplines and stakeholders under experimentation methodologies. Methodology: this research conceptualizes Public and Social Innovation Laboratories as centers for ideation and creation of solutions to problems. The methodology used in this review was Tranfield's (Tranfield et al., 2003). NVIVO information coding software was used and analytical matrices were generated to synthesize the findings. Results: The results show that both public and social laboratories frame their processes in collaborative work and in the incorporation of methodologies related to experimentation. The limitations of this review consist of an asymmetry in information, Policy labs have been investigated more than other public sector laboratories.

keywords: Public Innovation Laboratories, Social Innovation Laboratories, management, Gov Labs, Policy Labs, PSI Labs

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