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Living Lab Research concept in rural Areas

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Ongoing | 2018 - 2021 Spain
Ongoing | 2018 - 2021 Spain
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Contexte

There is an urgent need to extend the growth agenda beyond smarter cities to include Europe’s rural regions which account for 77% of the continent. The challenge is to move beyond a ‘one size fits all’ model of growth and empower rural regions to capitalize on their distinctive territorial capital and turn diversity and demographic change into strengths. Solutions to the challenge faced by rural regions are being developed at the local level in the form of Living Labs that take advantage of unique local resources to create new business models that generate sustainable local growth. However, such initiatives remain scarce and many rural regions don’t know how to begin to stimulate social innovation. Further, social innovations are difficult to replicate across regional boundaries when dealing with the diversity of regional characteristics. To take advantage of social innovation as an engine of rural growth, Europe needs a mechanism for understanding the unique characteristics of each region and the tools to deliver tailored social innovation programs on the ground. LIVERUR project aims to reflect the new challenges in the rural economy as a part of the global businesses. To deal with increasingly constrained resources – be it energy, land or materials – adding to new business models to price volatility of raw materials as well as to manage the socio-economic networks among the increasingly demanding customers and markets when it comes to sustainability. This poses a complexity for LIVERUR: separate growth from resource use, support the pathway from linear to circular economy, identify the collaborative consumption, increase the social networks and rethinking finance in the overall value chain, creating for the SMAEs a new open mind to innovation.

Objectives

LIVERUR aims to expand an extremely innovative business model called Living Labs among rural regions. Living laboratories are ecosystems of open innovation, centered on the user, which often operate in a territorial context, integrating concurrent research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership.



The basis for the strategic development of a rural Living Lab is to establish an association of sustainable stakeholders; users, policy makers, businesses and researchers enter into agreements on the basis of which they can participate in a longer-term collaboration.​

Objectives

LIVERUR tiene como objetivo expandir un modelo de negocio extremadamente innovador llamado Living Labs entre las regiones rurales. Los laboratorios vivos son ecosistemas de innovación abierta, centrados en el usuario, que a menudo operan en un contexto territorial, integrando procesos concurrentes de investigación e innovación dentro de una asociación público-privada.



La base para el desarrollo estratégico de un Living Lab rural es establecer una cooperación de partes interesadas sostenibles; los usuarios, los encargados de formular políticas, las empresas y los investigadores celebran acuerdos sobre la base de los cuales pueden participar en una colaboración a más largo plazo.

Activities

1. Analysis of the rural living lab concept and existing rural business models in regional areas.

2. Development of a benchmark to list existing business concepts and models in terms of starting conditions, obstacles faced, enabling factors, financial mechanism, jobs and other environmental and social benefits.

3. Creation and conceptualization of a new business model concept – the Regional Circular Living Lab business model concept (RAIN).

4. Promotion of the integration among the stakeholders of the rural sectors among the piloting areas through the creation of an ICT enabled service ecosystem.

5. Testing and validation the operability of the living lab approach in 13 rural pilot areas.

Project details
Main funding source
Horizon 2020 (EU Research and Innovation Programme)
Horizon Project Type
Multi-actor project
Emplacement
Main geographical location
Murcia

EUR 4 107 005.00

Total budget

Total contributions including EU funding.

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LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

يعرف ليفرور(LIVERUR) بانه مشروع بحث وابتكار مموّل من الاتحاد الأوروبي ، يهدف الى تحسين بنية المؤسسات المنتصبة في المناطق الريفية من خلال مساعدة الفلاحين والمؤسسات الفلاحية الصغرى والمتوسطة على تطبيق منهجية الاقتصاد الدائري في 13 منطقة رائدة منتقاة من جميع أنحاء أوروبا ، وكذلك في بلدان مختارة في أفريقيا وآسيا.

ويعمل ليفرور على تحقيق هذا الهدف من خلال تطوير نموذج أعمال خاص يسمى مختبرات حية في المناطق الريفية. و هي أنظمة بيئية تعمل ضمن سياق إقليمي ، حيث تدمج عمليات البحث والابتكار في شراكة بين القطاعين العام والخاص وفي عملية انشاء مشترك مع جميع الفاعلين ذوي الصلة في تلك المناطق.

قام "ليفرور" بتحديد ومقارنة الاختلافات بين المقاربة الجديدة للمختبرات الحية والمقاربات التقليدية الأكثر تنظيمًا (الإنتاج الضخم ، تطوير الأسعار ، تحسين هياكل التكلفة مع الشركات ,الترشيد ) وذلك قصد تكريس اقتصاد دائري داخل كل إقليم و الحد من النفايات ، وبعث مشاريع جديدة والتوسع الشامل في فرص الأعمال بالنسبة للشركات الصغيرة والمتوسطة.

لقد درس ليفرور لحد الان اكثر من 200 نموذج اعمال موزّع في 13 منطقة تجريبية مختارة اضافة الى دراسة وتحليل 100 مبادرة قامت بها عديد المختبرات الريفية الحية.

وعلاوة على ذلك ساهم ليفرور في ادماج عديد الفاعلين على غرار جمعيات الفلاحين و المؤسسات الصغرى و المتوسطة و التعاونيات المحلية في عملية تقييم للمناطق الريفية وفقا لحاجياتها و بالتالي احداث نموذج اعمال مبتكر في كل اقليم.

كما سيحدث ليفرور قريبا منصة تفاعلية على الانترنت تضم مقاطع فيديو تتضمن توجيهات خبراء في المجال الفلاحي و مجال الاعمال و تضم عديد البيانات ذات الصلة عن المنطقة،كما تدعم مبادرات انشاء المشاريع اللتي تعتمد الاقتصاد الريفي الخطي و الدائري وفرص تمويلها.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

O LIVERUR é um projeto de investigação e inovação financiado pela União Europeia, dedicado a melhorar as estruturas comerciais existentes nas áreas rurais, ajudando agricultores e pequenas e médias empresas agrícolas a implementar uma abordagem de economia circular em 13 zonas piloto Europeias, assim como em países de África e da Ásia. O LIVERUR alcançará esse objetivo expandindo um modelo de negócio chamado Living Labs nestas regiões rurais. Os Living Labs são ecossistemas que operam num contexto territorial, integrando processos de investigação e inovação numa parceria público-privada e num processo de cocriação com todos os atores nos territórios.

O LIVERUR identificou e comparou as diferenças entre a nova abordagem de Living Lab e as abordagens empreendedoras tradicionais (produção em massa, preço, otimização de estruturas de custos, racionalização), de forma a implementar a economia circular em cada território, impulsionada pela redução de resíduos, criação de novos negócios e aumento de oportunidades de negócios para as PME Agrícolas.

Até ao momento, o LIVERUR estudou mais de 200 modelos de negócio nas 13 zonas piloto, assim como casos de estudo para 100 iniciativas de Living Labs rurais existentes. Além disso, a LIVERUR envolveu ativamente associações de agricultores, PME Agrícolas e cooperativas locais no processo de avaliar adequadamente as áreas rurais de acordo com as suas necessidades e criou um modelo de negócio inovador para cada um dos territórios.

Por fim, o LIVERUR vai desenvolver uma plataforma online interativa, com vídeos com orientação de especialistas em negócios e agricultura, dados relevantes dos territórios, suporte à criação de negócios rurais lineares e circulares e oportunidades de financiamento.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

LIVERUR je raziskovalni projekt, financiran s strani EU. Namen projekta je izboljšanje obstoječih poslovnih modelov na podeželju ter pomoč malim in srednje velikim kmetijskim podjetjem pri vpeljevanju krožnega gospodarstva v 13. izbranih pilotnih območjih po Evropi ter v izbranih državah Afrike in Azije. LIVERUR bo to dosegel z razširitvijo inovativnega in namenskega poslovnega modela, ki se imenuje “živi laboratorij” (angl. Living Lab). Živi laboratoriji so ekosistemi, ki običajno delujejo v določenem teritorialnem okviru. Združujejo raziskovalne in inovacijske procese, javno-zasebno partnerstvo ter aktivno soustvarjanje vseh deležnikov.

LIVERUR je identificiral in primerjal razlike med novim pristopom »živi laboratorij« in bolj podjetniškimi tradicionalnimi pristopi (množična proizvodnja, razvoj cen, optimizacija stroškov, racionalizacija) z namenom, da se na vsakem območju pristopi h krožnemu gospodarstvu, ki ga vodijo zmanjšanje odpadkov, ustvarjanje novih poslovnih modelov in splošna širitev poslovnih priložnosti za mala in srednje velika podjetja.

Preučili smo več kot 200 poslovnih modelov v 13. pilotnih območjih ter 100 primerov obstoječih »živih laboratorijev« na podeželju. Sodelujemo z združenji kmetov, malimi in srednje velikimi kmetijskimi podjetji ter lokalnimi zadrugami z namenom, da ustrezno ovrednotimo podeželska območja glede na njihove potrebe ter ustvarimo inovativen poslovni model za vsako ozemlje.

LIVERUR bo ustvaril tudi interaktivno spletno platformo, ki bo vključevala videoposnetke z nasveti poslovnih in kmetijskih strokovnjakov, uporabne podatke o ozemlju, podporo linearnemu in krožnemu ustvarjanju podeželskih podjetij in možnosti financiranja.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

LIVERUR ir ES finansēts pētniecības un inovāciju projekts, kas paredzēts, lai uzlabotu esošās uzņēmējdarbības struktūras lauku apvidos, palīdzot lauksaimniekiem, kā arī maziem un vidējiem lauksaimniecības uzņēmumiem īstenot aprites ekonomikas pieeju 13 izvēlētajās teritorijās Eiropā, kā arī atsevišķās valstīs Āfrikā un Āzijā. LIVERUR sasniegs šo mērķi, ieviešot inovatīvu un īpašu biznesa modeli ar nosaukumu “Dzīvās prakses laboratorijas” (Living Labs) šajos lauku reģionos. Tās ir ekosistēmas, kas darbojas teritoriālajā kontekstā, integrējot pētniecības un inovācijas procesus publiskā un privātā sektora partnerībā, un radīšanas procesā, iesaistot visus sadarbības partnerus.

LIVERUR identificēja un salīdzināja atšķirības starp jauno Dzīvās prakses laboratorijas pieeju un tradicionālajām pieejām uzņēmējdarbībā (masveida ražošanu, cenu attīstību, izmaksu struktūras optimizēšanu, racionalizāciju), lai katrā teritorijā ieviestu aprites ekonomiku, virzītu uz atkritumu samazināšanu un jauna biznesa izveidošanu, biznesa iespēju vispārēju paplašināšanu.

Līdz šim LIVERUR ir pētījis vairāk nekā 200 uzņēmējdarbības modeļus 13 izvēlētajās teritorijās, kā arī veikta gadījumu izpēte 100 esošajām prakses iniciatīvām. Turklāt LIVERUR ir aktīvi iesaistījis lauksaimnieku asociācijas, MVU un vietējos kooperatīvus procesā, lai novērtētu lauku apvidus atbilstoši viņu vajadzībām, un tāpēc katrai teritorijai izveidots inovatīvs uzņēmējdarbības modelis.

Visbeidzot, LIVERUR izveidos interaktīvu tiešsaistes platformu, kurā būs video ar uzņēmējdarbības un lauksaimniecības ekspertu ieteikumiem, svarīgi teritorijas dati, atbalsts li lauku biznesa veidošanai un informāciju par finansēšanas iespējām.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

LIVERUR, AB tarafından finanse edilen; çiftçilere ve küçük-orta ölçekli tarımsal işletmelere, Asya ve Afrika'daki bazı ülkeler de dahil tüm Avrupa'da seçilen 13 pilot bölgede döngüsel ekonomi yaklaşımı uygulayarak kırsal alanlardaki mevcut iş yapılarını iyileştirmeye yönelik bir araştırma ve yenilik projesidir. LIVERUR bu hedefi, kırsal bölgeler arasında Yaşayan Laboratuvar adında yenilikçi ve özel bir iş modeli yayarak sağlayacaktır. Yaşayan Laboratuvarlar bölgesel kapsamda faaliyet gösteren, araştırma ve inovasyon süreçlerini kamu-özel sektör ortaklığı ve bölgedeki ilgili tüm aktörlerle birlikte oluşturma sürecinde entegre eden ekosistemlerdir.

LIVERUR, atık azaltımı ile her bölgede döngüsel ekonominin uygulanması için Yaşayan Laboratuvar yaklaşımı ile daha girişimci geleneksel yaklaşımlar (seri üretim, fiyatların geliştirilmesi, maliyetlerin şirketlerle optimizasyonu, modernleşme) arasındaki farkları karşılaştırıp yeni KOBİ’ler için iş fırsatlarını genişletmiştir.

LIVERUR projesi bugüne dek seçilen 13 pilot bölgede 200'den fazla işletme modelinin yanı sıra mevcut 100 Yaşam Laboratuvarı girişimi için örnek incelemesi yapmıştır. Ayrıca LIVERUR projesi, her bölge için yenilikçi bir iş modeli oluşturmak amacıyla kırsal alanları kendi ihtiyaçlarına göre uygun bir şekilde değerlendirme sürecinde çiftçi derneklerini, KOBİ’leri ve yerel kooperatifleri aktif olarak dahil etmiştir.

Son olarak LIVERUR, RAIN adında etkileşimli bir platform oluşturacak; işletme ve tarım uzmanlarından gelen videoları, bölge verilerini, yeni iş ve finans olanakları için destek sunacaktır.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

LIVERUR est un projet de recherche et innovation financé par l’UE, destiné à améliorer les structures d’entreprise existantes dans les zones rurales en aidant les agriculteurs et petites et moyennes entreprises agricoles à mettre en oeuvre une approche d'économie circulaire dans 13 zones pilotes sélectionnées.

LIVERUR atteint cet objectif en développant un modèle d’entreprise innovant et dédié appelé Living Labs (laboratoires vivants). Ce sont des écosystèmes qui opèrent dans un contexte territorial, intégrant des processus de recherche et innovation via un partenariat public-privé et un processus de co-création avec les acteurs pertinents des territoires.

LIVERUR a identifié et comparé les différences entre ce nouveau modèle et les modèles entrepreneuriaux plus traditionnels (production de masse, augmentation des prix, optimisation des structures de coûts, rationalisation) afin de développer une économie circulaire dans chaque territoire, axée sur la réduction des déchets,la création de nouvelles entreprises et l’expansion des opportunités commerciales pour les PMA.

À ce jour, LIVERUR a étudié 200 modèles d’affaires dans les 13 zones pilotes ainsi que des études de cas pour 100 initiatives existantes de Living Lab. De plus, LIVERUR a activement impliqué les associations d’agriculteurs, PMA et coopératives locales dans le processus d’évaluation des zones rurales afin de créer, en fonction de leurs besoins, un modèle d’entreprise innovant pour chacune d’elles.

Enfin, LIVERUR créera une plate-forme interactive RAIN, avec des vidéos guidées par des experts de l’entreprise et de l’agriculture, des données pertinentes sur le territoire, un soutien à la création de nouvelles entreprises et des opportunités de financement.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

Το LIVERUR αποτελεί ένα έργο έρευνας και καινοτομίας, συγχρηματοδοτούμενο από την ΕΕ, με στόχο την βελτίωση των επιχειρηματικών δομών σε αγροτικές περιοχές μέσα από την υποστήριξη αγροτικών επιχειρήσεων σε 13 περιοχές της Ευρώπης καθώς και σε χώρες της Αφρικής και Ασίας, ώστε να εφαρμόσουν ένα επιχειρηματικό μοντέλο με βάση την κυκλική οικονομία. Επιπλέον, θα αναπτυχθεί ένα καινοτόμο επιχειρηματικό μοντέλο με βάση την έννοια των Living Labs: οικοσυστήματα που λειτουργούν σε τοπικό και περιφερειακό επίπεδο, ενσωματώνοντας διαδικασίες έρευνας, καινοτομίας και συν-δημιουργίας στο πλαίσιο μιας συνεργασίας μεταξύ ιδιωτικών και δημόσιων φορέων.

Το έργο LIVERUR έχει αναγνωρίσει και συγκρίνει τις διαφορές μεταξύ των παραδοσιακών επιχειρηματικών μοντέλων αγροτικών επιχειρήσεων και αυτής της νέας προσέγγισης, ώστε τελικά, να εισαγάγει έννοιες όπως μείωση και επαναχρησιμοποίηση των αποβλήτων και δημιουργία νέων επιχειρηματικών ευκαιριών.

Έως σήμερα, το έργο LIVERUR έχει μελετήσει περισσότερα από 200 επιχειρηματικά μοντέλα από διάφορες περιοχές της Ευρώπης καθώς και 100 καλές πρακτικές από υπάρχοντα Living Labs. Επιπλέον, αγροτικές επιχειρήσεις, αγροτικοί οργανισμοί και άλλα ενδιαφερόμενα μέρη συμμετείχαν ενεργά στις διαδικασίες και δραστηριότητες του έργου με στόχο την συν-δημιουργία του καινοτόμου επιχειρηματικού μοντέλου.

Τέλος, στο πλαίσιο του έργου LIVERUR, θα αναπτυχθεί μια διαδραστική online πλατφόρμα η οποία θα περιέχει όλα τα παραδοτέα που έχουν αναπτυχθεί, βίντεο από ειδικούς στην αγροτική επιχειρηματικότητα καθώς και θα δίνει την δυνατότητα στους ενδιαφερόμενους να υιοθετήσουν και να εφαρμόσουν το καινοτόμο επιχειρηματικό μοντέλο, προσαρμοσμένο στις δικές τους ανάγκες.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

LIVERUR è un progetto di ricerca e innovazione finanziato dall'UE volto a migliorare il sistema economico nelle aree rurali aiutando gli agricoltori e le PMI agricole ad attuare un approccio di economia circolare in 13 zone pilota selezionate in tutta Europa, nonché in alcune località dell’Africa e dell’Asia. LIVERUR raggiungerà questo obiettivo adattando il modello dei Living Labs a tali regioni. I Living Lab sono degli ecosistemi economici che operano in un contesto territoriale, integrando i processi di ricerca e innovazione all'interno di un partenariato pubblico-privato e di attività si co-creazione con tutti i soggetti interessati.



LIVERUR ha individuato e confrontato le differenze tra i Living Lab e altri approcci imprenditoriali più tradizionali (produzione di massa, gestione dei prezzi, ottimizzazione dei costi, razionalizzazione) per promuovere un'economia circolare che punti alla riduzione dei rifiuti, alla creazione di nuove imprese e all’aumento delle opportunità per le PMI agricole.



Ad oggi LIVERUR ha studiato oltre 200 modelli di business all'interno delle 13 zone pilota selezionate e casi studio inerenti a 100 iniziative ispirate all’approccio dei Living Lab. Inoltre, il progetto ha coinvolto attivamente le associazioni degli agricoltori, le PMI e le cooperative locali nel processo di analisi delle aree rurali basato sulle loro esigenze per creare un modello di business innovativo per ogni territorio.



Infine, LIVERUR creerà una piattaforma online interattiva, contenente dei video di presentazione a cura di esperti nel campo dell’agricoltura e della gestione aziendale, dati rilevanti sul territorio, supporto per la creazione di attività rurali lineari e circolari e opportunità di finanziamento.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

LIVERUR je výzkumný a inovační projekt financovaný EU, jehož cílem je zlepšit stávající podnikatelské struktury ve venkovských oblastech tím, že zemědělcům a malým a středním zemědělským podnikům (SMAE) pomáhá zavádět a uplatňovat principy cirkulární ekonomiky ve 13 vybraných pilotech v celé Evropě i ve vybraných zemích v Africe a Asii. Cíle dosáhne projekt LIVERUR rozšířením inovativního a specializovaného modelu podnikání Living Labs - živé laboratoře. Jde o ekosystémy, které fungují v teritoriálním kontextu a integrují procesy výzkumu a inovací do partnerství veřejného, soukromého a neziskového sektoru a do procesu spoluvytváření se všemi stakeholdery daného území.

LIVERUR identifikoval a porovnal rozdíly mezi užitím Living Lab a tradičním podnikáním (hromadná výroba, vývoj cen, optimalizace struktury nákladů ve firmách, racionalizace) s cílem zavádět v každém pilotním území cirkulární způsoby hospodaření zaměřené na snižování množství odpadu, vznik nových podniků a celkové rozšiřování podnikatelských příležitostí pro SMAE.

Dosud LIVERUR prostudoval přes 200 modelů podnikání ve 13 vybraných pilotních zónách

a též 100 případových studií stávajících Living Lab iniciativ na venkově. Kromě toho LIVERUR aktivně zapojil zemědělská sdružení a asociace, malé a střední podniky a místní družstva do procesu odpovídajícího hodnocení venkovských oblastí podle jejich potřeb, a tím pro každé

z těchto území vytvořil inovativní model podnikání.

Završením projektu LIVERUR bude vytvoření interaktivní online platformy, která bude obsahovat videa s radami odborníků z oblasti podnikání a zemědělství, relevantní údaje

o území, rady pro lineární a cirkulární hospodaření na venkově i možnosti financování.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

Das EU-finanzierte Forschungs- und Innovationsprojekt LIVERUR zielt darauf ab, Betriebsstrukturen in ländlichen Räumen zu verbessern, indem landwirtschaftliche Betriebe sowie Kleine und Mittlere Unternehmen (KMU) bei der Umsetzung einer Kreislaufwirtschaft unterstützt werden. Dies wird in 13 ausgewählten Pilotregionen in Europa, Afrika und Asien unter Anwendung eines innovativen Geschäftsmodellkonzepts (Living Labs) umgesetzt. Living Labs achten besonders auf die Einbindung aller relevanten Akteure in co-kreativen Prozessen und den spezifischen territorialen Kontext; ebenso integrieren sie Forschungs- und Innovationsprozesse innerhalb einer Public-Private-Partnerschaft.

LIVERUR identifiziert und vergleicht das Living-Lab-Konzept mit traditionellen Geschäftsmodellkonzepten (Massenproduktion, Preisorientierung, Kostenoptimierung, Rationalisierung), um neue Geschäftsmöglichkeiten auf Basis von Kreislaufwirtschaft und Abfallreduktion für Unternehmen im ländlichen Raum zu etablieren.

Mit derzeitigem Stand wurden in LIVERUR innerhalb der 13 Pilotregionen über 200 Geschäftsmodelle und 100 Fallstudien mit bestehenden Living-Lab-Initiativen analysiert. LIVERUR sorgt für die aktive Einbindung von Landwirtschaftsverbänden, KMUs und lokalen Organisationen, um die Bedürfnisse der ländlichen Regionen zu evaluieren. Zu diesem Zweck entwickelt LIVERUR ein innovatives Geschäftsmodellkonzept (RAIN) mit jeweils regionalen Anpassungen.

LIVERUR baut eine interaktive Online-Plattform auf, die mit relevanten regionalspezifischen Informationen sowie Videos von Experten Hilfestellung für die Entwicklung von Geschäftsideen im ländlichen Raum geben wird.

LIVERUR is an EU funded research and innovation project dedicated to improve existing business structures in rural areas by helping farmers and small and medium agricultural enterprises implement a circular economy approach in 13 selected pilot zones all over Europe, as well as selected countries in Africa and Asia. LIVERUR achieves this objective by expanding an innovative and dedicated business model called Living Labs among those rural regions. Living Labs are ecosystems which operate in a territorial context, integrating research and innovation processes within a public-private partnership and in a co-creation process with all relevant actors in the territories.

LIVERUR identified and compared the differences between the new approach of Living Lab and more entrepreneurial traditional approaches (mass production, development of prices, optimizing cost structures with companies, rationalization) in order to implement a circular economy within each territory driven by waste reduction, new business creation and overall expansion of business opportunities for SMAEs.

To date LIVERUR has studied over 200 business models within the 13 selected pilot zones as well as case studies for 100 existing rural Living Lab initiatives. Furthermore, LIVERUR has actively involved farmers’ associations, SMAEs and local cooperatives in the process to appropriately evaluate the rural areas according to their needs and therefore created an innovative business model for each of the territories.

Finally, LIVERUR will create an interactive online platform, featuring videos with guidance from business and agricultural experts, relevant data of the territory, support for linear and circular rural business creation and funding opportunities.

LIVERUR es un proyecto de financiado por la UE dedicado a mejorar las estructuras empresariales existentes en las zonas rurales, apoyando a los agricultores y a las PYMEs a implementar un enfoque de economía circular en 13 zonas piloto en toda Europa, así como en determinados países de África y Asia. LIVERUR logra este objetivo ampliando un modelo de negocio innovador llamado Living Lab en las regiones rurales. Los Living Labs son ecosistemas que operan en un contexto territorial, integrando procesos de investigación e innovación en una cooperación público-privada y en un proceso de co-creación con todos los actores relevantes.

LIVERUR identificó y comparó las diferencias entre el nuevo enfoque de Living Labs y los enfoques de negocio tradicionales (producción masiva, desarrollo de precios, optimización de costes con las empresas, racionalización) con el fin de implementar una economía circular dentro de cada territorio impulsada por la reducción de residuos, la creación de nuevos negocios y la expansión global de las oportunidades empresariales para las PYMEs rurales.

Hasta la fecha, LIVERUR ha estudiado más de 200 modelos de negocio en las 13 zonas piloto, así como estudios de caso para 100 iniciativas rurales existentes de Living Labs. Además, LIVERUR ha hecho partícipe de forma activa a asociaciones de agricultores, PYMEs rurales y cooperativas locales en el proceso de evaluación de las zonas rurales en función de sus necesidades y ha creado un modelo de negocio innovador para cada uno de los territorios.

Además, LIVERUR creará una plataforma interactiva online, con videos de expertos empresariales y agrícolas, datos relevantes de la zona, apoyo a la creación de empresas rurales lineales y circulares y oportunidades de financiación.

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Contacts

Project coordinator

  • Project coordinator

    Fundación Universitaria San Antonio (UCAM) liverurcom@ucam.edu +34968278712 Campus de Los Jerónimos, 30107 Guadalupe, Spain Other

Project partners

  • Project partner

    Fundación Universitaria San Antonio (UCAM) liverurcom@ucam.edu +34968278712 Campus de Los Jerónimos, 30107 Guadalupe, Spain Other

  • Project partner

    E35 Fondazione per la progettazione internazionale info@e-35.it (+39) 0522/444422 VIA VICEDOMINI 1, 42121, REGGIO EMILIA, IT Other

  • Project partner

    Institute of Entrepreneurship Development (IED) projects@ied.eu 0030 2410626943 IROON POLITECHNIOU 169, 412 22, LARISSA, EL Other

  • Project partner

    Wellness Telecom (WT) info@wellnesstg.com +34 954 151 706 C/ Gregor J. Mendel
    Edificio Da Vinci, 6, planta 1, 41092 , SEVILLA, ES     SME