Caio Werneck
Caio Werneck works at the intersections of public innovation, design and collective learning. He holds a MPP from the Hertie School, BA in Public Administration from the School of Government of Fundação João Pinheiro. He worked in different organisations in the Brazilian public sector in positions related to strategy, program design and evaluation, open innovation and experimentation. In 2018, he joined São Paulo's Public Innovation Lab, (011).lab working as Director of Methods, and coordinator of the International Conference on Government Innovation in 2019. Since march 2020, he has been working as a consultant, focusing on projects related to digital democracy and urban sustainable development in Brazil and Latin America.
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The synthesized results were three clusters of challenge—moving towards sustainable production, building infrastructure for sustainability and creating attractive conditions for the youth; two elements for the design of potential solutions—improving access, use and dissemination of sustainability know-how and enabling cooperative collective dynamics; and four insights that can serve as input in the design of policies and governance arrangements to foster sustainability in agrarian reform: (i) the power of example can be an effective means for the transition to more sustainable practices; (ii) building a common vision among assentados can support the maintenance of cooperative collective dynamics; (iii) more room for experimentation can strengthen sustainability know-how; and (iv) collective initiatives can prevent isolation in rural communities by acting as touchpoints with the external world and bringing exchange opportunities for assentados.
Keywords: research communication, sustainability, ecovillages, Brazil, constructivism
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The synthesized results were three clusters of challenge—moving towards sustainable production, building infrastructure for sustainability and creating attractive conditions for the youth; two elements for the design of potential solutions—improving access, use and dissemination of sustainability know-how and enabling cooperative collective dynamics; and four insights that can serve as input in the design of policies and governance arrangements to foster sustainability in agrarian reform: (i) the power of example can be an effective means for the transition to more sustainable practices; (ii) building a common vision among assentados can support the maintenance of cooperative collective dynamics; (iii) more room for experimentation can strengthen sustainability know-how; and (iv) collective initiatives can prevent isolation in rural communities by acting as touchpoints with the external world and bringing exchange opportunities for assentados.
Keywords: research communication, sustainability, ecovillages, Brazil, constructivism