Civic Innovation with Blockchain

We collaborated with citizens to explore how emerging technologies can improve public services.

Helping young technicians design with purpose and impact

The Challenge

How can we create real conditions to listen to citizens and meaningfully incorporate technologies like blockchain?

An opportunity within the public sector allowed us to explore how emerging technologies could enhance public services. We aimed to understand the citizen's role in this design process.

Outcomes

Outcomes

Outcomes

Outcomes

Collected direct insights from citizens.

Developed a proof of concept for a product called “Citizen Folder”, based on ideas co-created in the workshops

Approach

Approach

Approach

Our Approach


We organized participatory workshops in local community centers and training spaces. Through collaborative activities

We created integration spaces among neighbor

We co-designed ideas around public service challenges.

We explained what Blockchain is and how it might add value

Learning

Learning

Learning

Key Learnings

These spaces are hard to sustain within the limited timing of a government term.

Well-designed engagement capsules lead to valuable conversations.

Introducing these frameworks early helps students build more conscious, sustainable, and context-aware solutions.

Involving end users from day one drastically improves the quality and relevance of the final product.

For whom

For whom

For whom

Who This Is For

Local governments

Local governments

Civic tech initiatives

Public innovation teams

Design teams looking to co-create with real users

When citizens become protagonists in the design process, public services stop being a promise and start becoming reality. Want to design with civic purpose? Let’s talk.