But the main participants were innovation-policy practitioners from nine countries: Australia, Brazil, Britain, Chile, Colombia, Finland, India, Norway and Singapore.
In addition, the study provides practices guidance on implementing project, attracting users, and designing platform for co-innovation community practitioners.
Whilst in the case of incremental innovations the practitioner might be unclear about the status of the procedure, and thus not report it to an ethics committee, the same cannot be said of these cases.
Building the capability of both the scientific community for research and innovation, and DRR practitioners on the usability of innovative tools and methods is essential.
The UK has gained an international reputation for being rather creative and innovative in policy, but perhaps there's been too much innovation, leaving frontline practitioners feeling increasingly managed, measured, policed and pushed around.
Interviews with innovation researchers and practitioners were also carried out to explore the study hypotheses.
Some educational innovation initiatives require practitioners to team up on the design of new learning activities.
And according to early observers of the humanitarian innovation field, many humanitarian practitioners viewed innovation as a private sector practice that was remote from the challenges of emergency response (White 2008 cited in Ramalingam et al. 2009).
Networking across organizational structures, as a result of multidisciplinary training sessions, helped to formalise the experience and communicate to other practitioners the innovation's usefulness.
The design of the pro forma as a workflow innovation was to enable practitioners to complete a task, namely write a referral letter.
