World Design Council to Support Karnataka Govt to promote Design thinking in school, colleges

World Design Council to Support Karnataka Govt to promote Design thinking in school, colleges

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New Delhi, Updated on Dec 12, 2022 09:47 IST

Government of Karnataka is planning to promote Design Thinking in schools and colleges.

Paula Gazard, Chair of the World Design Council, extended help to Govt of Karnataka to promote design thinking in schools and colleges across Karnataka. She handed over the support letter with the IT/BT Minister, Dr. Ashwath Narayan C.N on the final day of the Future Design Summit of the Bengaluru Design Festival, for extending their support to the Government of Karnataka to promote Design Thinking in schools and colleges of the state.

This was in response to the minister’s announcement during the inaugural season of the Bengaluru Design Festival that the Government of Karnataka is planning to promote Design Thinking in schools and colleges.

“As a futuristic organisation that promotes design thinking and design education globally, the World Design Council is pleased to support the Government of Karnataka in this initiative. WDC will extend the global design thinking curriculum and help schools and colleges set up design clubs in their institutions. On behalf of the World Design Council, I wish all the very best for this unique initiative,” stated Paula Gazard.

Speaking on the closing ceremony of the month-long Bengaluru Design Festival 2022, Dr. Ashwath Narayan C.N, said, “I am extremely proud of this initiative and would like to congratulate the entire team of the Bengaluru Design Festival. This event is the first successful step in energising the creative ecosystem through interactions, networking, exchanging ideas and, more importantly, positioning Bengaluru as a global creative design hub. Given that the city already offers a vast pool of talent, atmosphere, and technology-led infrastructure – comprising a robust ecosystem, it is not far from emerging as a Global creative destination. Our key focus area in the coming years will be to strengthen the talent pool, a vision we are embarking upon by introducing Design Thinking education at the school level. Towards this, I would like to thank the World Design Council for their support. As we successfully conclude this edition, the design professionals worldwide and I eagerly await the next edition in 2023.”

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Abhay an alumnus of IIMC and Delhi University, has over a decade long experience of reporting on various beats of journalism. During his free time he prefers listening to music or play indoor and outdoor games.