Towards a new generation of Living Labs: Contrasting the INTEGER 4 Helix Col·laborative Model
TIME
Thursday 21 September
14.00 – 15.30
TRACKS
Digital Transition
Social Transition
ORGANISER
Monika Machowska, Agnieszka Włodarczyk-Gębik, Antonia Caro-González, Kai Schnackenberg
LOCATION
SUR 10
DESCRIPTION
The main objective is to overcome the gap that exists between social innovation and business-driven innovation and to create a space where agents of the quadruple helix can join and co-create together. We are generating a 4H model and piloting it in three EU regions. The idea is that the model can be used in more regions and that it can also be applied to other topics besides health and well-being.
METHODOLOGY
We plan to start with an inspirational presentation on the integer 4h model, followed by a co-creation session with the use of prepared canvases with small groups composed by actors from the quadruple helix. We will finalise by sharing the collective knowledge through a short presentation of key findings from each of the working groups. We will finalise with an open discussion for the establishment of sustainable collaborative model.
Agenda
Moderator: Monika Machowska, Krakow Technology Park
14:00-14:10 – Description of the session.
- Monika Machowska: Welcome and introduction of session dynamics
- Toñi Caro: Presentation of the INTEGER 4Helix Col·laboratory Model
14:10-14:30 – Short presentations: 5 inspirational cases on Why do we need a quadruple helix col·laboratory model? How the INTEGER col·laboratory could help me?
- Agnieszka Włodarczyk-Gębik: Social Incubators in Krakow
- Rosina Malagrida: Open Schooling to improve Health Promotion – Catalonia
- Kai Schnackenberg: Towards the creation of a 4H Hamburg Col·laboratory
- Margherita Bacigalupo: Open discovery process from the European Commission
- Sung-eun Lim: Living Lab Promoter? – facilitating citizen-driven innovation in South Korea
14:30-15:10 – Co-creation workshop
15:10-15:30 – Presentation and wrap-up
SPEAKER BIOS
Monika Machowska
Deputy Director, Technology Park Department, Krakow Technology Park
Monika Machowska
Deputy Director, Technology Park Department, Krakow Technology Park25 years of experience in project management of R&D and innovation projects. Since 2008 in Krakow Technology Park, a business environment for 100+ technology companies, where I support tech companies in their development and growth. I managed national and international projects in the field of new technologies, regional foresight, digitalisation and business development services for start-ups and SME’s. Active involvement in regional innovation policy, monitoring technology trends and facilitating long-term strategic process of planning tailored policies and financial instruments for startups, SMEs and strengthening cooperation among quadruple helix organizations. Supervisory board member of startups supported by KTP seed fund. Design thinking enthusiast, passionate about creative team work. Email - mmachowska@kpt.krakow.pl
Antonia Caro-Gonzalez
INTEGER’s coordinator, I2Cat Foundation
Antonia Caro-Gonzalez
INTEGER’s coordinator, I2Cat FoundationAntonia Caro-Gonzalez, is a senior institutional capacity builder for the implementation of societal impact and stakeholder engagement strategies. She is currently Director of the International Research Project C12Office at Valencian International University, senior researcher at the Digital Society Technology Unit at the I2Cat Foundation and Founder of the Eoh-for-Good, a think tank and strategy consultancy to promote leading transformation for the common good. She is PhD in International and Intercultural Studies and is an accomplished and motivated thought leader with a keen interest in social & digital innovation. She offers broad and extensive experience in academic research, policy analysis, and strategy design. A prolific author of several peer-reviewed publications on various social issues related to internationalisation, higher education, and sustainability. She has been actively promoting social impact in the Basque, Spanish and European contexts for over a decade now in connection with international peers and collaborating with AESIS since its inception. Email - toni.caro@i2cat.net
Agnieszka Włodarczyk-Gebik
Project Manager at Krakow Technology Park
Agnieszka Włodarczyk-Gebik
Project Manager at Krakow Technology ParkSenior project manager with experience in public, private and financial sector. Since 2013 works for Krakow Technology Park. Project coordinator for regional & international projects in the field of smart city, innovation and circular economy under regional and European programmes (InterregCE, Erasmus+, Horizon2020 & Horizon Europa). Initiator and coordinator of Krakow Living Lab since 2015. Author and co-author of studies and publications in the field of smart city and the use of the living lab methodology in businesses and administrative processes. Evaluator in new living lab selection waves and mentor during virtual learning labs. Enthusiastic about co-creation and involving inhabitants to drive the change. Email - awlodarczyk@kpt.krakow.pl
Margherita Bacigalupo
Research Officer in Partnerships for Regional Innovation
Margherita Bacigalupo
Research Officer in Partnerships for Regional InnovationResearcher Officer at the European Commission science hub, the Joint Research Centre working for Partnerships for Regional Innovation. Operate at the intersection of research, policy and practice. Focused on co-creation processes for transformative innovation. Work with stakeholders at all levels, sharing theoretical knowledge and practical tools. Multidisciplinary professional, with public and private sector experience in education and training, food manufacturing, electronic identity, robotics for dementia care, aviation and air traffic control, cultural heritage and advertising. Background in user studies, with a Diploma in Social Sciences, a BSc and an MSc (Laurea) in Human-Computer Interaction, a PhD in Robotics for Dementia Care, and a Post-graduate Certificate in Public Policy and Management. Specialities: Research project management, desk research, qualitative analysis, informing the design of policy measure and technological applications (devices or services). Strong in: Spotting Opportunities, Coping with ambiguity, uncertainty and risk, Working with others and Motivation and perseverance
Kai Schnackenberg
Deputy head of division for international affairs and innovation, Hamburg Ministry of Social Affairs
Kai Schnackenberg
Deputy head of division for international affairs and innovation, Hamburg Ministry of Social AffairsDeputy head of division for international affairs and innovation, Hamburg Ministry of Social Affairs
Sung-eun LIM
Program Manager at Friedrich Naumann Foundation Korea Office
Sung-eun LIM
Program Manager at Friedrich Naumann Foundation Korea OfficeSung-eun Lim is the Program Manager of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) Korea office. She is in charge of the Foundation’s activities in South Korea, i.e. in the areas of digital transformation and Smart Cities. The FNF advocates a citizen-centered sustainable smart city and promotes various ways of civic engagement including living lab approach through its civic educational programs. Sung-eun studied European Law and International Development Cooperation.