Local partner:
more soon
Period:
March – April 2016: stakeholder analysis; May 2016 Sharing Analysis with wider public; September-May 2017: work in North London with local community; June 2017 sharing local work with wider public; September 2017: sharing local work with interntional public
Process approach:
With the preliminary analysis City Mine(d) creates buy-in from a wider group of stakeholder who can assess and support the profiles developed in the local area.
Thursday 9 February the Elephant Path crew tested a second version of “the game”, a tool that allows participants to identify the [...]
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On 9 November we launched the long anticipated and eagerly awaited 6 booklets of the Euler collaboration. Download the online version here And get [...]
This new page was just added to the Elephant Path website, outlining where its at.
This is a first snippet of the interview with Nobel Laureate in Economics 2010 prof Chris Pissarides, about skills, employment, and the importance of [...]
While we are working on a third portable version of the Game, a tool to identify skills and competences in a particular area, a quick update on what [...]
Now that the Euler project has come to a close, time to share what we have learned. Our aim from the start was to unlock and deepen the skill-set of [...]