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left to develop on their own. The Open Health project instead aimed at facilitating the emergence of p2p dynamics (P2P Design), but the project is not open (it was so only in a short period of confrontation during its initial development). An Open P2P project instead, covers both the opening of the project, of its source code, and the facilitation of the emergence of p2p dynamics: is not only about the publication of a code, but about the facilitation of a social system through the use of a project code. In the next chapter the proposal for a methodology for an Open P2P Design will be presented more in detail.
http://www.designcouncil.info/RED/ 10.01 Co-created Service Design: RED's Open Health Open Health is one of the first example of P2P-inspired Design. After a careful reflection, Hilary Cottam and Charles Leadbeater developed this experimental project of reform of public services within the RED design unit of the British Design Council, which, during its lifetime, proposed new approaches to economic and social problems through innovative uses of design. During its existence, RED eveloped its projects explicitly relying on the principles developed by the movement of Open Source software, i.e. developing concepts very rapidly and making them questionable even outside the division.
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