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Social innovation using technology
Sam Ng
19th Feb 2014
Development Innovations Orientation
Development Innovations
What is innovation?
Development Innovations 2
Development Innovations 3
Development Innovations 4
Innovation is when ideas are turned into something real, often
by doing something original.
Development Innovations 5
a·mok
Development Innovations 6
Innovation is like cooking a·mok
Ingredients Process4 large fish fillets (white firm flesh fish)
2 cups of coconut cream
2 cups of cabbage or spinach
1 tablespoon of lemongrass, minced
1 tablespoon of galangal or ginger, minced
1 teaspoon of turmeric (fresh or powdered)
4 large kaffir lime leaves
4 cloves garlic, minced
2 large eggs, beaten
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon sugar
2 teaspoons fish sauce
1 teaspoon shrimp paste
2 teaspoons red curry paste
Mix lemongrass, galangal, turmeric, garlic, salt, sugar, fish sauce, shrimp paste and red curry paste together and set to one side.
Chop fish into bite-sized pieces and cover in above mixture. Add eggs to mixture and stir until covered.
Line the bowl with cabbage or spinach and add fish mixture. Place bowl in a pan of water and cook in hot oven for 10 minutes, or until the fish is cooked.
Add the coconut milk and kaffir lime leaves and steam for further 10 minutes. Serve with steamed rice.
Ingredients Process
5D’s:
1.Define2.Discover3.Design4.Develop5.Deploy
Straight lines are for textbooks
Our toolkit Innovation
5D process
Fish Amok
Recipe
Squiggles are better
Our toolkit Innovation
5D process
Fish Amok
Recipe
Design methods
Problem/idea
User needs/Requirements and insights
The solution: tech,client experience &operational models
Prototype ofMinimum ViableProduct (MVP),
partnershipscomms
Measure and learnfrom pilot.
Improvement & iteration
Our “5D” innovation process
TEST
Our “5D” innovation process
Problem/idea
User needs/Requirements and insights
The solution: tech,client experience &operational models
Prototype ofMinimum ViableProduct (MVP),
partnershipscomms
Measure and learnfrom pilot.
Improvement & iteration
DEFINE the problem
“I had an hour to solve a problem I'd spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions.”
Albert Einstein
1. DEFINE the problem
Starts with"I have an idea and/or an intention to
innovate"
Ends with"I have a very clear idea of the problem or
opportunity"
Sopheap
“I think smartphones can help teachers do better teaching.”
“Cambodian teachers do not have the time or resources to teach effectively.”
2. DISCOVER relevant insights
Sopheap
“I need to research teachers, attitudes, existing initiatives, global trends and current constraints..”
“New teachers from the training college are more willing to work in remote areas if they have technology tools to help them feel connected.”
Starts with"I need more information about who,
what, where, why and how"
Ends with"I'm confident we have enough
information on the problem we are trying to solve."
3. DESIGN the solution
Sopheap
“We can use smartphones so that teachers can send lesson plans to one another.”
“I have the requirements for a nationwide SMS-based teacher discussion group that has been tested with 30 teachers.”
Starts with"I have ideas about how we can do
this."
Ends with"I have detailed specifications that I've
tested and am happy with."
4. DEVELOP the solution
Sopheap
“Please build this SMS system.”
“Here is the prototype that we tested with 30 teachers in 3 provinces over 2 months. It works!!”
Starts with "I need this built or done."
Ends with"I have a solution that works well at a
small scale."
5. DEPLOY the solution
Sopheap
“Who can help us deliver the service at scale?”
“We have a contract to deliver the solution to 50 schools!”
Starts with "I want everyone to use this."
Ends with"This is working!" Or, "I've learnt what
changes we need to make."
Innovation matrix
Define – toolkit examples
Discover – toolkit examples
Design – toolkit examples
Sopheap
Develop – toolkit examples
Deploy – toolkit examples
Blank template (Handout book p9)
Activity booklet
