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Next edition of the OpenLivingLab Days will be held in Ghent, Belgium
OpenLivingLab Days is a unique 3-day long event bringing together researchers, public authorities, companies and Living Lab practitioners to exchange knowledge, best practices, methodologies and tools related to Living Labs and user engagement.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY OF OLLD 2019
Fast prototyping session aimed to reflect on starting, on-going strategic documents, projects and initiatives. The session was co-organised by the European Commission Directorate-General for Research and Innovation and the European Commission Executive Agency for Small and Medium Enterprises. Report of the session will be available soon.
The 2019 edition had more than 40 hands-on workshops, pitching sessions, panel discussions, breakfast with ENoLL’s Action Oriented Task Forces, the Scaling-up challenge, local visits and presentations on the latest research on Living Labs
TRAINING ON LIVING LABBING
Learning Lab Day is hosted in connection with the OpenLivingLab Days conference. It consists of tailor-made presentations and workshops designed especially for the Learning Lab programme.
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VISIT TIME: 16:00-18:00MODE OF TRANSPORT: n/a (the visit is located in the
Conference Proceedings have been published!This report is a compilation of the papers
Some of the field’s best and brightest were condensing their years of experience into discussions in 2019 edition of OpenLivingLab Days.
Relive the excitement of the 2018 OpenLivingLab Days and gain insights from a few of the top professionals. See the conference report to find out what Director-General of the United Nations Office at Geneva, Michael Møller, and other high level speakers said about Living Lab.
Chief, Trade Facilitation Section - United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
Maria Rosaria Ceccarelli has more than 21 years of experience in Trade & Transport Facilitation and electronic Business within UNECE where she is Chief of the Trade Facilitation Section and OiC Director of the Economic Cooperation and Trade Division. She is responsible among other of the United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and electronic Business (UN/CEFACT). She manages a group of some 800 experts working on Trade Facilitation and eBusiness projects to produce Trade Facilitation Recommendations and eBusiness standards, that can foster growth in international trade and related services and that is actively working on Blockchain, Internet-of-Things applications. In her former position in the UNECE’s Transport Division, where she has been working for 12 years, she has organized and delivered training to promote the development of border-crossing and transport facilitation and provided advisory services on customs questions affecting transport.