Context
In post-Covid-19 times, there are a range of policy actions which can be implemented to mitigate the economic and social impact effects of the virus. Co-Design, co-operative and integrative measures can be seen as a combination of policy responses to tackle specific circumstances.
Together they form an array of site- and sector-specific instruments which can underpin inclusive growth enabling individuals and communities to prosper. The measures can be considered as part of a systems approach to sustainable economic development. They will help underpin strategy for policy makers to focus on their objectives. See comment on https://multiplicities.de/blog/ (detailed link will come next Tuesday).

Questions

How does post-Covid 19 financial support reach Makerspaces?
Can Makerspaces await support? 
What are ideas, tools, and methods how we can connect the ecosystems “labs” with the national support tools in Europe?

Moderation
Dr. Bastian Lange (University of Leipzig, Germany)

Keynote

Mark Brill, Senior Lecturer, Course Director MA Creativity, Making and Innovation Practice. STEAM Fellow (Birmingham City University, UK)

Comments and Impulses

Dr. Steve Harding, Consultant and coordinator for BCU STEAM Fellow (Birmingham City University, UK)

Susy Silva, Strategy & Project Manager for Lisbon's cultural and creative cluster (Lisbon, Portugal)