Social Design for Services Framework: Capturing Service Design for Development Framework
1. Authors
1.1. World Design Research Group Manifesto
1.1.1. more 10 years of research 2002-2014
1.1.2. Brasil, Colombia, Finland, Indonesia, Mexico and Namibia
1.1.3. ethos: improvind human livelihoods
1.2. Miettinen, Satu
1.3. Sarantou, Melanie
2. Metodology
2.1. Narrative literature review
2.2. eight doctoral thesis
2.3. References
2.3.1. Papanek
2.3.2. Margolin and Margolin
2.3.3. Manzini
2.3.3.1. Bottom up aproach
2.3.4. Bonsiepe
2.3.4.1. marginalized communities
2.3.5. Appadurai
2.3.5.1. Cultural flows
2.3.5.2. scapes
2.4. Narrative, identity and community
2.5. Etnoghaphy
2.5.1. Important for social design
2.5.2. Contextual understanding
2.6. Construtive design research
2.6.1. iterative processes
2.6.2. reflective design
2.6.3. mixed aproaches
3. Role of designer
3.1. designer makers
3.2. globalization, digital
3.3. agents for innovation
3.4. vehicle for disclosing human intentions
3.5. Margolin and Margolin 2002
4. Social Design
4.1. Service Design
4.1.1. Role of economic development in social design
4.2. Sustainable social Change
4.3. Improving human well-being
4.4. Victor Papanek
4.4.1. Moral responsiblity
4.4.2. Sustentable practices
4.4.3. sociological, psychological and ecological contexts,
4.4.4. Systems design
4.4.5. Participatory design
4.4.6. interdisciplinary teamwork
4.5. Responsible design
4.6. Strategic Thinking
4.7. facilitates discussion between traditional communities and market economies
4.8. multidisciplinary
4.9. Participatory design
4.9.1. Ehn
4.9.2. design for politics
4.9.3. Methodology
4.9.4. Approach
4.9.5. Inclusion the users in the process
5. pratical framework
5.1. Development context
5.2. My Dream World
5.2.1. service design
5.2.2. Namibia/South Africa
5.2.3. 2013-2015
5.2.4. empowerment
5.2.5. Youth participation
5.2.5.1. HIV prevention
5.2.5.2. sexual awareness
5.2.5.3. alcohol and drus abuse
5.2.6. new services
5.3. NEPIDE
5.3.1. Narrative
5.3.2. Ethnography
5.3.3. Participation
5.3.4. Identitties
5.3.5. Development
5.3.6. Economic opprtunity