As the Open4Citizens project has evolved, all project partners have been involved in covering different perspectives roles and insights in the course of the project. Currently there’s a new blogpost written by one of our Service Design Students reflecting his contribution in an Open Data Hackathon in the North of Denmark:
https://medium.com/open4citizens
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