OpenInnovationImpact · Adopting open innovation 2.0 by integrating responsible innovation for sustainability
Horizon 2020 — Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
- Duration
- 2017-11-01 → 2019-10-31
- EU contribution
- €195,455
- Participants
- 1
- Scheme
- MSCA-IF
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Results in brief
Adopting open innovation 2.0 by integrating responsible innovation for sustainability
The project living labs phenomenon. It explored the living labs phenomenon which is highly relevant for the society as it gives opportunities to improve the paper. It explored the sustainability and responsible innovation of living labs. It explored how urban areas. There are four objectives of the project from four work packages. The aim of the WP1 is to review the extant literature on the project topic. Based on reviewing the extant literature, a review paper has been published in a reputed journal. The second WP aims of this WP is to explore open innovation 2.0 to understand their operating process and focus. Using interview data, this study explored the operating process and focus of livings in a comprehensive manner. The WP3 aims of this WP is to investigate how open innovation 2.0 is integrating responsible innovation. Using interview data, this study explores living labs responsible innovation. The aim of this WP4 is to explore how open innovation 2.0 is contributing to sustainability. Using a range of sustainability parameters, we explored sustainability aspects of the sustainability of living labs. A research paper is almost ready to submit to a journal.
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Project objective
Due to both academic and family commitments over the coming year 1st October 2017 is the chosen indicative start date for this project
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Participants
- THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER · ManchesterCoordinatorUnited Kingdom
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