The regional management of plastic waste generated by economic activities poses many challenges. Recent work by a biotechnology research group has enabled the characterisation of a local bacterium capable of degrading certain plastics, a new and promising solution for the implementation of a regional innovation ecosystem. Few works document the tools that promote the initiation of ecosystems, and our research project, using social innovation design, aims to test and prototype mediation tools and methods that will enable the commitment of actors to a future ecosystem. The contribution of this project is therefore part of the framework of an intermediary organisation with a Living Lab in the making approach.
Arnaud Bridou, Steve Joncoux, David Guimont, Salma Taktek, Pauline Fernandez. Initiating a regional innovation ecosystem: engagement tools supported by a Living Lab approach. Open living lab days, 2023, Barcelone, Spain. 2023. ⟨hal-05842211⟩ (lien externe)
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Bridou, A., Joncoux, S., Guimont, D., Taktek, S., & Fernandez, P. (2023). Initiating a regional innovation ecosystem: engagement tools supported by a Living Lab approach. https://hal.science/hal-05842211v1
Bridou, Arnaud, et al. Initiating a Regional Innovation Ecosystem: Engagement Tools Supported by a Living Lab Approach. Jan. 2023, https://hal.science/hal-05842211v1.
Bridou, Arnaud, Steve Joncoux, David Guimont, Salma Taktek, and Pauline Fernandez. 2023. Initiating a Regional Innovation Ecosystem: Engagement Tools Supported by a Living Lab Approach. https://hal.science/hal-05842211v1.
Bridou, A. et al. (2023) “Initiating a regional innovation ecosystem: engagement tools supported by a Living Lab approach.” Available at: https://hal.science/hal-05842211v1.
BRIDOU, Arnaud, JONCOUX, Steve, GUIMONT, David, TAKTEK, Salma and FERNANDEZ, Pauline, 2023. Initiating a regional innovation ecosystem: engagement tools supported by a Living Lab approach [en ligne]. January 2023. Disponible à l'adresse : https://hal.science/hal-05842211v1