Introduction

The Designing Value Networks research group contributes to the knowledge development as well as to the design and expertise generation of applied models that enable organizations and professionals to sustain impact and foster innovation in an ecosystem context.

To reframe interactions in a collaborative format has become vital for designing futures that hold value. Therefore, the need to explore the essence of value networks through mapping out tools through nodes (members) and connectors (relationships).

About the research group

Within the research group, the following are the key research questions:

  • How can we design a collaboration in a way that promotes value and innovation, both within and outside an ecosystem?
  • How can we ensure that members within an ecosystem can have an impact through meaningful and innovative interactions?
  • How can we ensure the long-term preservation of value?
  • What new forms of network behavior and relational tools enable this?
  • What role does design play in this, and what are the limitations of our designs?

The research conducted by the research group Designing Value Networks focuses on various forms of collaboration among organizations and professionals. Some of these have already been explored by the Innovation Networks research group.

The research group fosters value design within the region and beyond by supporting existing interests and expertise.

About the professor

dr. ir. Liliya Terzieva

Liliya Terzieva has a PhD in the field of Economic and Organizational sciences of Leisure and Tourism. She pays special attention to the combination of experiences, innovation, and competitiveness. She has gained about 20 years of international experience in various sectors, ranging from nonprofit to business. Her work has focused on entrepreneurial learning, value creation, leadership, innovative education and learning, development and quality assurance in tourism and leisure, entrepreneurship, strategic design, imagineering, institutional capacity building, and organizational development.

Liliya is a member of the editorial board of various (scientific) journals. She is an active partner and member of the Worldwide Association of Female Professionals. Additionally, she works as an external evaluator and co-creator of projects funded by the EU. Liliya collaborates with institutions such as Beijing International Studies University, the Bulgarian Chamber of Education, Science and Culture, Fachhochschule Graubünden, the University of Montpellier, and Fachhochschule Joanneum. She is frequently invited as a speaker at (inter)national academic and applied research conferences. Moreover, she contributes to various forums in her field of expertise.

l.v.terzieva@hhs.nl

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Liliya Terzieva

Team

Projects

Energy transition LV

Like all Dutch municipalities, Leidschendam-Voorburg has the task of letting go of the gas grid. Knowledge center Mission Zero was asked to help think about the realization of this issue from multiple perspectives.
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Students help horticulturists create a circular future

The Hague University of Applied Sciences, the municipality of Waddinxveen and Greenport West-Holland are putting together their knowledge.

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Future Proof Labs

What are the minimum requirements for a good experimental environment in which different stakeholders work in co-creation? And how can creative professionals optimally facilitate these environments and projects? With this project, the Innovation Networks research group is conducting research into effectively setting up and acting in a living lab environment.
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News

8 May 2024

Research

Professor Liliya Terzieva leads networks to action

Dr Liliya Terzieva pressed that today’s calling for sustainable change is an urgent one.
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14 March 2024

Research

Book launch: Accelerating and scaling up

Together we tackle societal transitions. Will you be attending the book launch on 2 April at The Hague University of…
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9 June 2022

Research

Systemic Design Expertise Network starts its first research projects

On Monday 30 May, the Systemic Design Expertise Network (ENSCD) held its first meeting.
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Publications

Whitepaper

Evaluating Living Labs?

Living labs are complex multi-stakeholder collaborations that often employ a user-centred and design-driven methodology to foster innovation. Conventional management tools fall short in evaluating them.

Book

Innovating with labs 2.0

This is a book for living lab practitioners and everyone who wants to collaborate and experiment to advance sustainability transitions.

Book

Tools for Future – Proof Labs

In collaboration with Future-Proof Labs, researchers have developed three tools that provide support for multi-stakeholders that are dealing with challenges like miscommunication and differences in values.

Book

Booklet Innovation Networks

Booklet for the Inauguration of Christine De Lille Research Group Innovation Networks May 24th 2018.

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