The technical solution developed in MICADO is based on an analysis of the needs of three target groups public authorities, migrants and NGOs respective civil actors. The needs of these three target groups were identified last year in the pilot cities Antwerp, Bologna, Hamburg and...
WP 3 aims at converging and generalising the input and results harvested in WP 2 into a conceptual blueprint for a universal MICADO solution, which is to serve as a guideline for the later technical development. The goal is to reach a design concept that...
What could be better than meeting the wonderful MICADO colleagues on a Friday afternoon to get to know the latest features of MICADO? Exactly! On June 5th, 2020 the European MICADO team met for another Convergence Workshop (see also the article about the 1st Convergence Workshop)...
In WP4 our team of developers work on the technical design and the integration of the components for a universally applicable MICADO solution. All works are based on the requirements and design vision defined in the previous Work Packages 2 “Local User Demand and Co-creation”...
Dashboards are "precisely designed information displays" (Noennig) that make essential information visible at a glance. By summarizing crucial data sets on a dashboard, complex information can be specified and thus provide a good basis for decisions. "Dashboards allow to manage complex data and indicators as...
One major characteristic of the MICADO project is its participatory approach. From the beginning of the project, potential users and stakeholders are included in the creative process of development of the MICADO cockpits and dashboards. With its participatory procedure MICADO provides for social innovation as...
MICADO: better integration through innovation The European MICADO project (an acronym of Migrant Integration Cockpits and Dashboards) is developing an interactive application to ensure a better welcome and integration of newcomers. Mohammad Rafi Azizi (intercultural mediation) and Jolien De Crom (CURANT) participated in the co-creative workshops...
In the beginning of March 2020, right before the historical shutdowns in Europe and all around the world due to Covid-19, the MICADO consortium has met in Antwerp to discuss upcoming work and the first review meeting, which took place remotely on 5th March 2020....
At the beginning of 2020, over 30 members from the MICADO consortium met in Hamburg to tackle one of the main project challenges: How to boil down the results from one year of research into a handful of ideas for technical development? Over the course...
MICADO was set up to improve arrival processes for migrants, and facilitate the work of administrations and NGOs working in the field. That is why an important pillar of the research project is the co-creative approach that involves all three groups of stakeholders. The Hamburg group...