Viviana Pérez Clausen is a sociologist and international project leader specializing in social and digital innovation. Currently leading European and international projects at the i2CAT Foundation's Digital Society Technology area, she focuses on creating inclusive, sustainable, and collaborative innovation ecosystems. Viviana drives the development of Living Lab methodologies and Quadruple Helix collaborations to bridge social and digital divides.                                                                                Her work includes managing the Living Lab Senegal initiative, a pioneering project that promotes social innovation and digital transformation in Africa through community-led experimentation and open innovation. This project reflects her broader commitment to inclusive digital policies and public sector transformation.                      With over 20 years of experience in public administration, European project management, and international cooperation, Viviana has designed and implemented strategies fostering sustainable economic development and digital inclusion. She also serves as a European expert for the SOCIEUX+ program, advising third countries on employment and social protection policies. Her dynamic approach combines strategic vision with practical methodologies, fostering partnerships between governments, academia, civil society, and industry. She effectively navigates multicultural and multidisciplinary environments to promote innovative, citizen-centric solutions.