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  • Social Sciences
  • Community Health
  • Knowledge Mobilization

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  • Complex global issues such as population aging and health inequalities require innovative solutions.
  • Existing community initiatives often lack citizen perspectives and knowledge remains localized.
  • There is a need for more horizontal and inclusive approaches to knowledge mobilization.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify characteristics of a horizontal, emergent, and plural epistemology.
  • To explore the application of dynamic knowledge synthesis in local networks.
  • To foster citizen inclusion in creating sustainable local communities.

Main Methods:

  • Case study of local networks building age-friendly communities in the Netherlands.
  • Utilized dynamic knowledge synthesis with members of 110 local networks.
  • Employed participatory arts-based methods and 'wicked skills' within a learning community.

Main Results:

  • Dynamic knowledge synthesis facilitated fruitful interactions and learning among diverse stakeholders.
  • Four working principles (rhizomatic design, fertile soil, wicked skills, ecosystem metaphor) guided the process.
  • The approach promoted a more inclusive and emergent knowledge mobilization.

Conclusions:

  • Dynamic knowledge synthesis offers a viable methodology for addressing complex societal challenges.
  • Integrating citizen voices is crucial for developing sustainable and responsive local communities.
  • Further experimentation with dynamic knowledge synthesis is encouraged to foster multi-level connections.