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Everyone could chose a wicked problem they wanted to work on
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Name tags on wicked transparency evening, part 2!
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The tables were all set to start working in groups
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Our wicked boards were present!
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The screen was super transparent on both sides
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The open coop made sure we were aware of the untransparent e-numbers in our transparent drinks
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Wicked signs
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Nora van der Linden and Marja Terschegget in conversation
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Loes Bogers and Kimon Moerbeek
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The Wicked Team working hard on sorting out the videos that were sent by our Indian partner Nishant Shah
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Let's start!
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Introduction by Chris Sigaloff
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Transparency is both a wicked problem and a wicked strategy
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The groups had already formed around the problem holders
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Listening carefully to the governance case holder
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Introducing ourselves
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First trying to work out the problems
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The group settings
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The cooks at the open coop in Amsterdam North
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Walter Breukers studying the group assignment
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The case on wickedly untransparent health costs
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Privacy vs Transparency, how does it work?
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Listening to the presentation of Paul Keller
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Fieke Jansen of Hivos presents her perspectives on the politics of transparency
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Kimon Moerbeek, Ute Seela, Loes Bogers figuring out the case on education
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Jonas Piet, working hard on visualising the outcomes
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Mylene made a great visual presentation of the black box
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The group on governance case problematizes the notion of trust
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The group on health care problematized costs and ethics of the Pompe disease, with a real doctor on board!
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Jonas and Walter visualized the outcomes of the healthcare group
