CoMe Stronger – Elderly men go to the museum project aims to improve and develop public museum services in a way that encourages more elderly men to use the services.
CoMe Stronger will pilot a co-development process with groups of elderly men and cooperating museums in Finland and Estonia. During the process, the project will gather men’s groups into user panels for the cooperating museums, and by using co-design as a method, develop six new museum service products that are especially aimed at elderly men.
As a result, six new service products are co-developed to better answer to the needs of elderly men. These new service products are based on the ideas and creativity of the elderly men from different backgrounds, and, as they are designed by the men themselves, they are also expected to attract more elderly men to museums.
As a result, six new service products are co-developed to better answer to the needs of elderly men. These new service products are based on the ideas and creativity of the elderly men from different backgrounds, and, as they are designed by the men themselves, they are also expected to attract more elderly men to museums.
Duration 01.08.2024 - 31.01.2026
Total budget
Programme priority
Improved public servicesProgramme objective
PO7 - Improved public services and solutions for the citizensLead partner
Turku University of Applied Sciences
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