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Citizen science and open innovation programs like Co-Immune can effectively address public health challenges such as vaccination hesitancy. These approaches mobilize diverse communities globally to create innovative solutions for critical health issues.

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  • To develop a program for creating citizen science and open innovation projects focused on vaccination challenges.
  • To address contemporary vaccination hesitancy and access issues globally and in France.

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  • Implemented Co-Immune, a challenge-based open innovation program using online and offline approaches.
  • Utilized the Just One Giant Lab open science platform.
  • Engaged diverse participants and public/private sector partners.

Main Results:

  • Gathered 234 participants and 13 partners over 6 months.
  • Facilitated 10 events, leading to 20 new projects and continuation of 2 existing projects.
  • Projects addressed vaccination hesitancy and access through app development, data mining, and game design, with open data and code.

Conclusions:

  • Open innovation and online platforms can rapidly mobilize non-institutional communities for public health.
  • Initiatives like Co-Immune foster knowledge production and transfer, generating novel public health solutions.
  • Co-Immune provides a model for collaborative global problem-solving in public health.