Abstract
Lessons learnt in SubUrbanLab-project
• Encourage user engagement by addressing particularly noticeable sustainability challenges in the suburb. Allow people to express themselves on issues that already engage and interest them.
• Encourage municipality engagement by taking into consideration the institutional and cultural preconditions: challenges of communication, collaboration, and coordination between departments may be more evident in public organizations compared to the private sector.
• Confirm that the key stakeholders are familiar with the Urban Living Lab approach and are committed to its principles.
• User-driven urban living labs primarily run by the residents may further strengthen residents’ feelings of inclusion and participation in the local society.
• An enabler-driven urban living lab, run by the municipality, may increase the chances of sufficient resources but here the working methods of living labs need to be fully embraced and integrated into existing organizational routines.
• Encourage user engagement by addressing particularly noticeable sustainability challenges in the suburb. Allow people to express themselves on issues that already engage and interest them.
• Encourage municipality engagement by taking into consideration the institutional and cultural preconditions: challenges of communication, collaboration, and coordination between departments may be more evident in public organizations compared to the private sector.
• Confirm that the key stakeholders are familiar with the Urban Living Lab approach and are committed to its principles.
• User-driven urban living labs primarily run by the residents may further strengthen residents’ feelings of inclusion and participation in the local society.
• An enabler-driven urban living lab, run by the municipality, may increase the chances of sufficient resources but here the working methods of living labs need to be fully embraced and integrated into existing organizational routines.
Original language | English |
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Number of pages | 12 |
Publication status | Published - 30 May 2016 |
MoE publication type | D4 Published development or research report or study |
Keywords
- co-creation
- urban area
- sustainability
- citizen
- engagement