The project of Social Innovation and Social Transformation Laboratories seeks to strengthen the citizen participation of human rights defenders and civil society organizations (CSOs) in public space, promoting the exercise of political and social rights.
With this project, the RIDHE promotes networked knowledge exchange and learning, addressing key issues such as the legal and fiscal framework of CSOs, and generating innovative solutions to public problems through co-creation and collective experimentation.
Social innovation laboratories are andSpaces for experimentation and learning designed to offer tools and methodologies to civil society, public institutions and organizations to find new solutions to development challenges.
These solutions are characterized by:
Fast: Adapted to the context and urgency of the problems.
Measurable: With tangible and verifiable impact.
Efficient: Using resources in a sustainable way.
Scalable: With the possibility of being replicated in other contexts.
Through the methodology of participatory action research, laboratories facilitate the systematization of processes, allowing us to identify, organize, reflect and co-create concrete proposals that address pspecific social problems.
Overall Impact of the Project
1. Innovation Laboratory for Youth Initiatives
2. Laboratory for the Situation of Indigenous Peoples
3. Innovation Laboratory for Women Entrepreneurs in Forced Mobility
4. Innovation Laboratory for Boys and Girls in Forced Mobility
DIRECT RANGE:
More than
300 FAMILIES
and
250 PEOPLE
benefited in total.
PARTICIPATION:
Collaboration with at least
42
organizations of the civil society (OSC).
Four intervention laboratories that they generated innovative solutions adapted to the contexts and challenges of the communities served.
