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A European MED Programme Project. The Living Lab model for in situ co-design of innovative ICT services is proving increasingly successful in promoting the knowledge economy by speeding up the pace and quality of research and technology development.....(more).


 

THE MEDLAB CHARTER & THESSALONIKI DECLARATION

The Draft MedLab Charter and the Thessaloniki Declaration were discussed during the final MedLab meeting in Thessaloniki and are now available on the website. The MedLab Charter establishes the transnational MedLivingLab as a multi-level governance network integrating Living Lab partnerships throughout the Med Space. The purpose of the MedLivingLab and its ethical and operational principles are set forth in the Thessaloniki Declaration of 4 October, 2011 signed by the Partners of the MedLab Project.

In view of the signing of the final version of the MedLab Charter on 31st October, any comments and inputs on the Charter are welcomed.


 

 

2nd MEDLAB COASTAL PILOT WORKSHOP 

The 2nd MedLab Coastal Pilot Workshop was organised by Lazio Region in the framework of the "Big Blu" Sea and Boat Expo (Nuova Fiera di Roma) in Rome, on the 25th February at 15:30. Representatives from the Lazio Region and local authorities (Municipalities of Minturno, Ladispoli and Cerveteri), diving associations (Assopaguro and Elysub Anzio) as well as universities (Unituscia) and research centres (Hydra Ricerche, Poseidon Usr) attended the workshop and discussed about the positive impact and the usefulness of the Medlab Coastal Pilot for the territory of Lazio Region. 

Download: PPTs, pictures, Agenda, Brochure


 

FINAL PUBLICATION OF THE SICILIAN REGION'S PILOT PROJECT 

The Final Publication of the Sicilian Region's Pilot Project is now online! DOWNLOAD


 

VITERBO, 26 SEP.2011: 3rd MEDLAB COASTAL PILOT WORKSHOP

The 3rd MedLab Coastal PIlot was organised by the Lazio Region in cooperation with the University La Tuscia of Viterbo on 26th September at Borgo delle Saline, Tarquinia (Viterbo, Italy). The Lazio Region explained the coastal reporting form, its potential and how to use it to students, researchers and representatives of municipalities located in the Lazio Region. Pictures

 

PALERMO, 15 SEP.2011: FINAL MEDLAB REGIONAL WORKSHOP

The final MedLab Regional Workshop organised by the Sicilian Region took place at the University of Palermo last 15 September 2011. The workshop aimed to summarise the main results of the 3 MedLab pilot projects in Sicily and to focus on the role of TLL-Sicily as a neutral open forum for co-designing concrete initiatives.

 
 
RESMAR PROJECT

Mr Paolo Lupino (Lazio Region) has been invited to present the MedLab project and the Coastal Pilot during the opening conference of the RESMAR (Network for the Environment in the Maritime Space) project in San Rossore, Pisa (Italy) next 15 June. Agenda.


 

7TH MEDLAB MEETING AND CONFERENCE IN ROME (IT)

The 7th MedLab Technical and Steering Committee Meeting and International Public Conference were held respectively on the 31st March and 1st April 2011 at the Lazio Region offices in Piazza Oderico da Pordenone 15 in Rome, Italy. Full report

STC Agenda     -    Conference Agenda

Download: PPTs, Pictures


 

FINAL MEDLAB MEETING AND CONFERENCE IN THESSALONIKI (GR)

The Final MedLab Technical and Steering Committee Meeting and International Public Conference were held respectively on the 3rd and 4th Oct. 2011 in Thessaloniki, Greece. Agenda. Full report on the event coming soon


 

 

 

MEDLAB AT COAST EXPO 2011

FERRARA (Italy), 28 Sep. 2011 – The MEDLAB project will be presented at the “Round table of the regions: modeling tools and informative systems to support regional policies for coastal defence” at Coast Expo 2011.


 

COASTAL PILOT TOOLS

The tools developed by Lazio Region for the Coastal Pilot and now available for end-users are:

-an application for the ONLINE ANALYSIS OF THE COASTLINES;

-a FORUM ON THE COAST; and

-a COASTAL REPORTING WEB FORM. Click here and give your contribution!


 

THE LAUNCH OF THE ANDALUSIAN NETWORK OF LIVING LABS AND SOCIAL SPACES OF RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

In mid September, the Institute of Innovation for Human Wellbeing (I2BC), leader in the provision of innovative solutions that improve people’s wellbeing, launched the PLI (People Led Innovation) network. The PLI network, or Red PLI as it is known in Spanish, is the Andalusian Network  of Living Labs and Social Spaces for Research and Innovation (SSRIs). This initiative was launched within the framework of the European Project MedLab and forms part of the federated Social Network Lorea. 

This network makes it possible to coordinate and bring together people who work in the field of open innovation and social innovation in Andalusia, involving various groups of citizens as well as public and private agents interested in this subject.The development of this Network was agreed by the participants in the Ist Conference on Andalusian Living Labs and Social Spaces for Research and Innovation that took place in Malaga last June and was organised by the I2BC.

This Network strengthens the leadership of Andalusia in this field, a region with 8 Living Labs officially registered in the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) and 5 SSRIs acknowledged by the Spanish Platform eVia. 


 

Innovating 4development

Joint EnoLL-FAO Workshop, Rome, 25-26 January 2011


The Living Lab approach for the development of innovative Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services is proving an effective way to bring true and sustainable innovation to the broader dynamics of development at both the local and regional levels. The principle of co-design within a broad partnership of all the stakeholders concerned with the future of a community not only produces innovative technologies but equally promotes the emergence of new forms of collaboration and the behavioural transformation required to make the shift towards sustainable forms of human activity.

This linkage became evident through the recently-concludedEU-funded “Collaboration@Rural” project and is at the basis for the “Social Spaces for Research and Innovation” network promoting Living Labs for innovative local communities in Spain. Further, the EU-funded “MedLab” and “CentraLab” projects are validating the role of Living Labs as tools for regional development and building multi-level inter-regional Living Lab networks. In order to consolidate this process and introduce the international cooperation dimension to it, ENoLL (The European Network of Living Labs) and FAO (The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations) have recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly promote concrete initiatives applying the Living Lab approach to rural and community development worldwide.

The aim of this two-day workshop is to explore the potential for cooperation under the umbrella of the ENoLL-FAO Memorandum of Understanding, broaden the partnership of actors and agencies interested in collaboration and take stock of current initiatives amenable to integration with the Living Lab approach. Agenda


 

MEDLAB BROCHURE

The new MedLab brochure is now available! Download it now! (English ; Italiano; Ελληνική)



 
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