Tris Dyson_Nordic Health and Welfare Innovation Arena
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- 1. Tris Dyson, Director Centre for Challenge Prizes, Nesta
- 3. Public Services Lab The Public Services Lab works with a wide network of partners to develop and test new ways of meeting social needs Focus on people powered public services and the public and social innovation system v Innovation in Giving
- 4. Nesta Impact Investment Investing for impact in early stage social ventures £25 million to invest in social ventures with innovative products or services that are addressing some of the UK’s most pressing challenges. In particular, seeking innovations that have a positive impact on: • The health and wellbeing of an ageing population; • The educational attainment and employability of children and young people; • The social and environmental sustainability of communities. NestaImpact Investment are looking for organisations that have high potential social impact that can be evidenced, and a financially viable business model capable of producing a return on investment. For more information -http://www.nestainvestments.org.uk/
- 5. What? A hub to bring together expertise on challenge prizes and to run challenge prizes to solve challenges for the public good. Why? To increase practical evidence and understanding about challenge prizes so they can be used effectively by governments, charities and businesses. To have a tangible positive impact on society through challenge prizes.
- 6. What is a Challenge Prize? First Most
- 7. What is NOT a Challenge Prize? Recognition Subjective
- 8. NASA Criteria of Successful Problems a) The simpler, the better b) Relevant to Mission c) The right level of difficulty d) Interest for sponsors and competitors e) Follow on Opportunities f) Public Excitement Good Problem
- 9. 1795 Napoleon’s Preservation Prize 1869 Napoleon III Butter Substitute Prize History of Prizes… 1714 Longitude Prize
- 10. The Resurgence in Prizes…
- 11. 1. Armand Hammer Cancer Prize 2. Rockefeller Prize for Rapid STD Test 3. NHS Innovation Prize 4. Global Security Prize 5. Nesta Challenge to reduce social isolation of Older People Prizes in Health & Welfare
- 12. Why are Challenge Prizes effective? 1. Cost Effective 2. Galvaniser 3. Profile Raiser
- 13. What Makes a Prize Worthy Problem? Solvable but not too solvable1 Solution will be accelerated2 Solutions can come from many sources3 Solution is relevant to improving lives4 Solution will be adopted (taken to market)5 NASA - Unmanned Aircraft Systems Airspace Operations Challenge (UAS OC) $500 US DARPA Robotics Challenge ($10m US - Contract) Nesta Big Green Challenge (£1m GBP Prize Pot) Prize for Life ($1m US) Wendy Schmidt Oil Clean Up Challenge ($1m US) Examples
- 14. Prizes for Procurement UNDP Renewable Energy Challenge1 The ‘Maker Prize’ Assisted Living Technology2 US Health Design Challenge3
- 15. Prizes for Awards Extending Market Boundaries / Creating new markets £50-£100k Extended Production Boundary Stimulating Prize-Amenable Markets Scope to Extend Resource Capacity Many Small Innovations Step Change Large Scale Innovations Market Making New innovation / existing market Disrupt an existing or developing market 1 £250-£1M £10-£100M Stimulating Innovations in existing Markets 1 2 3 2 Entirely new solution/market 3
- 16. In Health? Make cancer a containable disease in 10 years A person can affordably have a full DNA screening in their supermarket Point of care testing to eliminate child mortality from malaria Early diagnosis of cancer with bio-markers monitored by a robotic device that can transfer information to your mobile phone Halt a flu pandemic within 1 month Halt a Flu pandemic with a vaccine based on new structural information A real time check on calorific balance Alternative to Antibiotics
- 17. NASA Criteria of Successful Problems a) The simpler, the better b) Relevant to Mission c) The right level of difficulty d) Interest for sponsors and competitors e) Follow on Opportunities f) Public Excitement What is a Good Problem for you?
Editor's Notes
- Public Services Innovation Lab- we run innovative programmes that test new, cheaper and more effective, ways of delivering public services and tackling major social issues.currently focussing on:Local govermentsAgeing of populationHealthcareDigital educationOne of the things we’re particularly interested in the role that users of public services and the wider public can play in re-imagining public services.Big Green Challenge was the first major thing we did in the area of ‘people-powered’ public services. Launched in 2007, it then became part of the Public Services Lab when that launched in 2009.
- Nesta, the innovation foundation in the UK has set up a Centre for Challenge Prizes.
- A challenge prize offers a reward to whoever can first, or most effectively, meet a defined challengePrescribes the what but not the who or how
- Example Ansari x-prize
- Offering cash prizes to incentives breakthrough innovations is a time honoured practice. In the past prize competition have been vital to solve problems like food preservation or measuring the longitude.
- Aramand Hammer - 1m US prize to find a cure for some form of cancer – no solution but encouraged advances in hormone based treatmentsRockefeller prize - 1993 prize of US$1 million for the development of an inexpensive rapid simple test to detect genital chlamydial or gonococcal infection. The prize was never claimed and was withdrawn in 1998NHS Innovation prize – Current 150k Achieve a 10% reduction in numbers of pre-term births through the better management of risks. – RESULT – NEW surveillance clinicGlobal Security Prize - mPedigree in Ghana upload nformation of each pack of medicine into the central registry to verify Nesta – social challenge – new business models for community cafes, tools company for disbaility,
- Robotic aircraft ability to "sense and avoid" other air trafficDarpa – robotscapable of executing complex tasks in dangerous, degraded, human-engineered environments – for diaster relief Nesta - The Big Green Challenge. Launched in 2007, this was a £1million prize for people-powered solutions to climate change. We wanted to prove to government, to companies and to communities themselves that communities can be radical sources of innovation to combat climate change. The prize was set around a clear, measurable goal – who could reduce CO2 emissions by the most in their community in a year? reductions achieved by Finalists across the Big Green Challenge year to be 10-46% . Included diverse solutions from behaviour change to local energy generation – with one scottish island virtually slefsuffcentExtend the life of a mouse with motor neurone disease by 25% - not won yet Oil clean up – clear parameters
- 1. UNDP – cheaper, more portable and flexible/user friednly2. ALT – expensive, embarassing to use, not user frudednly3. US Department of Veterans Affairs and gave Veterans and their families access to health records. The first version was limited to text.The solution reduced waiting times and booking for veterans
- 1Cycling prize 2The L Prize (replacing light bulbs)3X-Prize Space flight Longitude The Saltire Prize