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WHAT IS CITY LIVING LAB?
CityLivingLab is an innovative and collaborative environment within the Postgraduate Program in Administration at UCS. We operate as a living laboratory, developing projects that bring together businesses, government, academia, and citizens to co-create solutions that promote sustainable development and technological innovation in cities.
CityLivingLab embodies the concept of the city as a vibrant laboratory for open innovation. In essence, we are a laboratory that conducts research based on real-life circumstances. Our expertise lies in systematically conceptualizing the different dimensions of the city to organize and analyze data structures, information, and knowledge as factors in sustainable development.
We function as an ecosystem where various partners collaborate side by side, sharing knowledge and engaging with a wide range of expertise and technologies. This collaboration fosters a fertile ground for innovation, research, and interdisciplinary communication.
RAMOS DE ESTUDO
Knowledge cities (CC)
Which refers to social studies, applied the
Brazilian cities, regions, and neighborhoods
Knowledge-based business (NBC)
It is aimed at companies and sectors
that drive the country's economy.
Within these two areas are studies associated with the following contexts:
Sustainable buildings and cities (SBC)
Studies that aim to make cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable
Observation, development and
tourist and territorial intelligence (ODITT)
It is aimed at studying approaches, methods and techniques of observation; the use and development of observation tools and systems and the development of applied observation processes to support tourist and territorial intelligence.
Capital systems (CS)
It is a formal knowledge management system based on a category structure in a complete and consistent taxonomy
Missão
OUR MISSION
Disseminate studies that enable high learning capacity,
sharing, and knowledge management.
OUR PURPOSE
Contribute to the identification, evaluation, and development of Brazilian cities and businesses.
WE ARE ALIGNED WITH
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