- Governance
- Organizations
- Partnership research
- Scientific advice
- Social innovation and transformation
- Territory
Description
Inter-organizational collaboration has long been identified as a key to solving complex problems, including those related to CV. However, both studies and field experience show that collaboration is often fraught with pitfalls that hinder the creation of genuine CV projects. One of the reasons for this is that inter-organizational collaboration is not limited to a formal structure or a sequence of activities deployed within a project management logic. It is a complex process that revolves around a dynamic - specific to each collaboration - between individuals and organizations. The aim of this project is to: review the state of knowledge on inter-organizational collaboration in the context of CV from the perspective of the management discipline; produce a synthesis-critique to develop an initial analytical framework for the Cité de l'innovation circulaire de Victoriaville; identify the research angles to be prioritized to support the shift towards CV in Qc cities/territories.
Affiliated research axes
Axis 1: Change and Transition Management
1.1 – Establish a reference framework for the circular economy1.3 – Identify means to mobilize all societal stakeholders for the circular economy
1.4 – Identify and develop the roles of education and research to support the circular economy
Axis 2: Planning Optimization
2.2 – Develop indicators to measure circularityAxis 4: Policy levers
4.2 – Foster effective circular economy governanceCollaborators
Frédérik Boisvert
Cité innovation circulaireAnadh Kansame Djalogue
Research student at CUFE under the supervision of Anne-Marie CorriveauDeliverables and spin-offs
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Visage Municipal - Mirabel's move towards a circular economy
Working committee co-led by Anne-Marie Corriveau -
Cité de l’Innovation de Victoriaville
Contribution to the La Serre + project -
Drawing up a frame of reference
Collaboration with an organization that supports collaboration as part of a circular economy approach in Estrie's high-tech sector.