Navigating missions: experiences from a long-term R&I programme to transform the building sector in Austria

IF 2.6 4区管理学 Q2 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Science and Public Policy Pub Date : 2023-09-25 DOI:10.1093/scipol/scad055

Harald Rohracher, Michael Ornetzeder

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Abstract

Abstract Mission-oriented innovation policies are increasingly recognized as an effective strategy for initiating and guiding far-reaching transition processes towards sustainability. In this article, we examine a successful early example of a national mission-oriented research and innovation (R&I) programme (Building of Tomorrow) that has had a significant impact on the building sector in Austria. The objective is to identify the factors and dynamics that contributed to the programme’s success and helped maintain its momentum over a period of more than 20 years. By successively integrating different groups of researchers and practitioners, organizing programme development as an adaptive process of co-production, and regularly ‘reinventing itself’ by shifting focus and guiding ideas, the programme sustained its mission momentum. Several insights from this case study can provide valuable guidance for organizing mission-oriented programmes, particularly by avoiding an exclusive emphasis on ‘mission orientation by design’ at the expense of processes of sense-making, emergence, and reinvention.

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导航任务:来自长期R&I项目的经验，以改变奥地利的建筑行业

以使命为导向的创新政策越来越被认为是一种有效的战略，可以启动和指导影响深远的可持续发展过渡过程。在本文中，我们研究了一个成功的国家任务导向研究和创新(R&I)计划(建设明天)的早期例子，该计划对奥地利的建筑部门产生了重大影响。目标是查明促成方案成功并在20多年期间帮助保持其势头的因素和动力。通过连续整合不同的研究人员和实践者群体，将项目开发组织为一个适应性的合作生产过程，并通过转移重点和指导思想定期“自我改造”，该项目保持了其使命势头。本案例研究的一些见解可以为组织以任务为导向的项目提供有价值的指导，特别是避免以牺牲意义形成、出现和重新发明的过程为代价，只强调“以任务为导向的设计”。

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