STORIES
Stories are very powerful ways to share knowledge as the narratives also enable to share more tacit aspects of knowledge, norms and values. They help to better understand each other’s perspective and will contribute to building trust and commitment within the consortium and BUSLeague stakeholder networks.
Therefore, all BUSLeague consortium meetings started with one of the partners telling a story, preferably in relation to something they experienced with a worker, retailer or producer as part of this project. This was used to trigger discussions between the partners on the meaning of the story in relation to their own context, their perspective on the story and lessons learned in relation to the BUSLeague objectives. Aside from prompting and pushing knowledge sharing subsequent to the live telling of the story, the discussions should help to identify how BUSLeague could be meaningful for similar challenges as described in the story.
Below you can find the nine stories told by BUSLeague project partners. In addition, in Deliverable 5.5 you can find the supporting materials used to prepare and evaluate these stories.
A story by Alice Ryan (IGBC)
Prelude The Irish Green Building Council has...
A story by Pepa Esparza (IVE)
“Personal attitude in critical situations can make the difference between success and failure if you manage to turn difficulties into opportunities and reorient your career in the right...
A story by Martijn van Bommel (ISSO)
Once upon a time The protagonist and the situation: Once upon a time, long, long ago,...
A story by Naghmeh Altmann (AEA)
Once upon a time The protagonist: Alex is an architect,...
A story by Amber Kornet (University of Twente)
Once upon a time The protagonist: Paul is director of Installation...
A story by Manuel E. Arias (PF)
“The rupture of information flux has facilitated the outdating of qualified professionals towards others’ missions beyond their one. This can be translated into 1. negative impact of their work on...
A story by Dragomir Tzanev (EnEffect)
Once upon a time The protagonist: Our ex-boss, myself...
A story by Seamus Hoyne (TUS)
“If the vision is right from the start, and the thinking and research is relevant, despite the frustrations that people might have in turning a vision into...