What data will be collected in the Brussels Living Lab?
The latest Brussels LOOPER Living Lab meeting was centred around the question “What to measure to improve traffic safety?”
First LOOPER deliverables have been published!
Two deliverables on how to engage hard-to-reach groups in public participation as well as guidelines on co-design tools that can enhance a co-creation process in Living Labs can now be read and downloaded from this website.
New Brussels meeting on May 9!
The next Brussels Living Lab meeting will be on Wednesday May 9 between 19:00 and 21:30 in the Champagnat school in Schaerbeek! 
Co-creating Learning Loops with partners in Brunswick to make a difference
As a result of their scale and range of activities, universities have a tremendous impact on the neighbourhoods around them.
Launch of Brussels Urban Living Lab
The Brussels Urban Living Lab in Schaerbeek’s Helmet district was launched on February 8th, marking the first step of the LOOPER project in Brussels!
LOOPER ConceptThe LOOPER Living Labs serve as new models for experimental design and innovation at the urban and community level. They can address practical problems such as air quality, road safety, noise, crime or greenspace. The Living Labs are based on the involvement of stakeholders, continuous monitoring of changes and direct consideration of their impact on the implementation process. There are Living Labs in Brussels, Manchester and Verona. |
News & Events16/6 LOOPER Fashion Show at the University of Manchester Community Festival 6/6 LOOPER Fashion Show at the University of Manchester Community Festival |