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Building communities and partnerships for social innovation in the global south
By Ruth Bradley-Jones
Edited by: Dr Michelle Darlington; Research supervised by: Dr Neil Stott
This case study of Phandeeyar, a civic tech hub in Myanmar, describes good practices in innovation for regional economic development. It illustrates the importance of providing dedicated spaces for community participation in the absence of local models of best practice.