Co-design & Co-creation - What is the difference?

Co-design & Co-creation - What is the difference?

Co-design and co-creation are two similar but distinct concepts used by businesses to involve stakeholders in the design process. Co-design is an approach that treats stakeholders as equal collaborators in creating solutions that meet their needs. Co-creation, on the other hand, invites stakeholders to be part of the entire design and production process. Both concepts help businesses disrupt themselves and create better solutions by incorporating new viewpoints.

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