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Improving Soil Health: A Systemic Approach for Co-Creating Living Labs in Urban and Industrial Environments

NATI00NS is organising the webinar 'Improving Soil Health: A Systemic Approach for Co-Creating Living Labs in Urban and Industrial Environments' on 25 June 2024.

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  • English
  • Online
Event poster Improving Soil Health: A Systemic Approach for Co-Creating Living Labs in Urban and Industrial Environments

The urgency of prioritising soil health is evident through initiatives like the EU 2030 Soil Protection Strategy, which aims to ensure healthy soils by limiting degradation by 2050. Recognising soil as a shared resource to safeguard, the EU Mission 'A Soil Deal for Europe' emphasises the need for joint efforts to promote sustainable soil management across diverse contexts. Innovative approaches like 'Living Labs' offer collaborative platforms for stakeholders to co-create strategies for preserving healthy soils. However, significant knowledge gaps remain, especially regarding the design of transition pathways that govern and embed the complexity of diversity in spatial contexts, soil functions and organisms.

This webinar explores diverse co-creation strategies crucial for mobilising stakeholders and overcoming challenges in fostering healthier soils in urban and industrial areas. It introduces an analytical matrix to facilitate delving into critical parameters to inform effective soil interventions and the establishment of healthy soil living labs. The discussion, drawing from European case studies, aims to inform adaptive lab strategies addressing the Soil Mission’s objectives across diverse sites, land use, ownerships, scales of action, levels of governance interactions and the variability in multi-stakeholder cooperations (disciplines and geography). It also highlights the need to consider forms of land optimisation for ecological functions, the type of intermediation into knowledge co-production networks, and the legitimisation of access to land for adaptive reuse and soil regeneration.

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FUNDECYT-PCTEX

BioSense Institute

Nationale Interessengruppen

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