LIVING LABS

Real-life examples of environmental sustainability & successful business models

The co-creation capability of the citizen science approach

Living labs aim to maximise the use of existing knowledge and data built upon foundations laid by previous projects and establish a stakeholder and actor engagement platform to enable knowledge transfer, training and innovation.

A network of 7 “living labs” will be developed based on citizen science approaches as a testing facility to co-create and troubleshoot tools, instruments, and information output developed during the project. A selection of suitable farm business models will be prototyped to analyse their viability in the case studies within living labs and provide support to farmers for switching to and practicing agroforestry.

ReForest promotes gender equality wherever possible, aiming to ensure that both men and women’s voices are represented through leadership and involvement at every stage of the project, from research to Living Lab participation, to help drive innovation and create a visible impact throughout and beyond the project.

Business success

Food production

Multifunctional landscapes

Living lab 1:

Czech Republic

Responsible partner: CZU (https://www.czu.cz/cs)

Living lab 2:

Belgium

Living lab 3:

Bulgaria

Responsible partner: Trakiya University (http://www.uni-sz.bg/)

Living lab 4:

Hungary

Responsible partner: SOE (http://international.uni-sopron.hu/home )

Living lab 5:

Germany

Responsible partner: DeFAF (agroforst-info.de/)

Living lab 6:

Denmark

Responsible partner: UCPH (plen.ku.dk/pfv/forsoegsgaarde/omfsg/)

Living lab 7:

United Kingdom

Living lab 8:

Spain

CREAF is an external collaborator linked to the Living Labs in Spain.

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