The Service Design Global Conference is the community's annual highlight attracts more than 800 thinkers, doers, and leaders to come together, network and exchange ideas. For the 13th edition in Denmark's beautiful capital, we are looking for inspiring people to share their insights on how the field of service design is evolving to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow, with the intent to shape businesses, communities, and the planet, with design.

The Global Chapter Team and SDN are excited to announce the 4 winners of the SDN Chapter Award. The winner announcement and Award Ceremony took place during the SDGC19 Members Event on October 9, 2019. The awards showcase the amazing impact of the SDN Chapters for our international community and raise awareness about their activities.

Congratulations on your well-deserved success to all Service Design Award 2019 Winners and Finalists! The much anticipated, Service Design Award ceremony was a huge success, taking place on October 10, in the magnificent Toronto.

With the global conference approaching, we got in contact with one of the conference's organisers, Chris shared with us his valuable insights and 'sneak peaks' on this year's edition of the conference.

Compensation Funds are private non-profit organizations of the Chilean Social Security System, providing social benefits and products that favour the welfare and individual development of their affiliates/pensioners/families. Challenge: Improve the affiliate experience.

The aim of the master thesis was to put service design methodology into practice with respect to postnatal care and the developing country of Nepal, which stands as one of the countries with the highest maternal and neonatal mortality rates in the world.

To develop a model trajectory for facilitators of transport with minimal experience in service design. It needs to lead to simple and affordable solutions with great potential for safety for children, for alternative means of transportation, and for a healthier environment

The project was initiated to help the charity achieve its vision is to create a society where those affected by dementia are supported and able to live without prejudice.