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Nicolasr: /* Main Theme of the Living Lab */

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Main Theme of the Living Lab

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	== Main Theme of the Living Lab ==		== Main Theme of the Living Lab ==
	~~Text~~		Although the lab is focused on impacting communities through the organization and design of their space, there are a number of themes that naturally overlap with this. The lab is based on a partnership between the municipality and university, and intends to use this as a hub for linking new partnerships between local actors. These initial partnerships are the foundation for building resilient, healthy and sustainable communities.

			The spatial planning and design efforts that come from the lab are the result of using those partnerships to bring citizens into the researching of their community, analysis of the results, and carrying that understanding forward into a community vision with achievable goals and measurable results.

			The long term impact of citizen driven spatial planning & design can address climate change in these communities, improve the quality of life in their neighborhoods and set the conditions for responsible economic growth.

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Nicolasr: /* Who is Involved? */

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Who is Involved?

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	== Who is Involved? ==		== Who is Involved? ==
			As the lab is "living", the involvement is changing depending on the time and topic of our engagement with the community. However, the relationship between the city and the university is what initiates this process and in that way, university staff & students, as well as, city administrators are constantly involved.

			In addition to the above mentioned actors, in the Klein-Tischardt neighborhood lab, community volunteers, local businesses & property owners, engaged residents and local chapters of larger international movements, played a significant role in moving the lab activities forward and sustaining them.

	~~Text~~		Throughout the Living Lab project the following groups have been involved:
			*Staff, students (Bachelors & Masters degree programs) at HfWU Nürtingen - Geislingen University
	*Staff, students (Bachelors & Masters degree programs)
	*Community chapters of international movements - [https://fff.nuertingen.org Fridays for Future], [https://criticalmass.in/nurtingen Critical Mass]		*Community chapters of international movements - [https://fff.nuertingen.org Fridays for Future], [https://criticalmass.in/nurtingen Critical Mass]
	*Engaged local residents		*Engaged local residents
	*Institutional representatives, such as those representing the elderly ~~car~~ facility		*Institutional representatives, such as those representing the elderly care facility
	*City administrators, through the local integration office		*City administrators, through the local integration office
	*Local businesses		*Local businesses
			*Volunteers
	*Schools		*Schools
	*Local religious institutions		*Local religious institutions

Nicolasr: /* The Nürtingen Living Lab */

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The Nürtingen Living Lab

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	The LED2LEAP Living Lab in Nürtingen is part of the university’s outreach activities in the field of social innovation and education for sustainable development. Our focus is on sustainable neighbourhood development. The activities are closely linked to existing community-building projects at the neighbourhood level, steered by the town hall’s social department. In the summer of 2020, our activities focused on the neighbourhood of Klein-Tischardt, which is a very centrally located quarter with a diverse population and much unused open space potential. Engagement methods were very difficult to implement because of the pandemic, but the students involved came up with creative interventions which were well received by the residents. The activity is currently being followed up within the framework of a master thesis project analysing the neighbourhood's potential for self-governance and community management. Currently, we are transferring the concept to another neighbourhood, Braike, which the university campus building is part of.		The LED2LEAP Living Lab in Nürtingen is part of the university’s outreach activities in the field of social innovation and education for sustainable development. Our focus is on sustainable neighbourhood development. The activities are closely linked to existing community-building projects at the neighbourhood level, steered by the town hall’s social department. In the summer of 2020, our activities focused on the neighbourhood of Klein-Tischardt, which is a very centrally located quarter with a diverse population and much unused open space potential. Engagement methods were very difficult to implement because of the pandemic, but the students involved came up with creative interventions which were well received by the residents. The activity is currently being followed up within the framework of a master thesis project analysing the neighbourhood's potential for self-governance and community management. Currently, we are transferring the concept to another neighbourhood, Braike, which the university campus building is part of.

	Our ~~partners include:~~		'''Our Partners'''
	*[https://www.bund-nuertingen.de/fileadmin/nuertingen/Solarstadt_2046/Bunte_Beete/Handzettel_BunteBeete.pdf Bunte Beete], an edible landscapes initiative in Nürtingen.		*[https://www.bund-nuertingen.de/fileadmin/nuertingen/Solarstadt_2046/Bunte_Beete/Handzettel_BunteBeete.pdf Bunte Beete], an edible landscapes initiative in Nürtingen.
	*[https://hoelderlin-lab.de The Hoelderlin Project], a permanent partnership between the university and the municipality, which acts as an open platform for community change.		*[https://hoelderlin-lab.de The Hoelderlin Project], a permanent partnership between the university and the municipality, which acts as an open platform for community change.

Nicolasr: /* The Nürtingen Living Lab */

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The Nürtingen Living Lab

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			'''The Challenge'''

			The neighbourhoods are facing the following issues: lack of self-governance and local organisation, lack of local facilities, meeting places and multifunctional open spaces, lack of integration opportunities for people with different backgrounds, degradation of the build environment.


			'''Our Lab'''

	The LED2LEAP Living Lab in Nürtingen is part of the university’s outreach activities in the field of social innovation and education for sustainable development. Our focus is on sustainable neighbourhood development. The activities are closely linked to existing community-building projects at the neighbourhood level, steered by the town hall’s social department. In the summer of 2020, our activities focused on the neighbourhood of Klein-Tischardt, which is a very centrally located quarter with a diverse population and much unused open space potential. Engagement methods were very difficult to implement because of the pandemic, but the students involved came up with creative interventions which were well received by the residents. The activity is currently being followed up within the framework of a master thesis project analysing the neighbourhood's potential for self-governance and community management. Currently, we are transferring the concept to another neighbourhood, Braike, which the university campus building is part of.		The LED2LEAP Living Lab in Nürtingen is part of the university’s outreach activities in the field of social innovation and education for sustainable development. Our focus is on sustainable neighbourhood development. The activities are closely linked to existing community-building projects at the neighbourhood level, steered by the town hall’s social department. In the summer of 2020, our activities focused on the neighbourhood of Klein-Tischardt, which is a very centrally located quarter with a diverse population and much unused open space potential. Engagement methods were very difficult to implement because of the pandemic, but the students involved came up with creative interventions which were well received by the residents. The activity is currently being followed up within the framework of a master thesis project analysing the neighbourhood's potential for self-governance and community management. Currently, we are transferring the concept to another neighbourhood, Braike, which the university campus building is part of.

Nicolasr: /* Who is Involved? */

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Who is Involved?

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	* Staff, students (~~Bsc~~, ~~Msc~~, MA, ~~PhD) and volunteers from~~ the ~~university~~		*Staff, students (Bachelors & Masters degree programs)
			*Community chapters of international movements - [https://fff.nuertingen.org Fridays for Future], [https://criticalmass.in/nurtingen Critical Mass]
			*Engaged local residents
			*Institutional representatives, such as those representing the elderly car facility
			*City administrators, through the local integration office
			*Local businesses
			*Schools
			*Local religious institutions

	== Main Theme of the Living Lab ==		== Main Theme of the Living Lab ==

Nicolasr: /* Methods */

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Methods

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	== Methods ==		== Methods ==
	As part of the official projects steered by the city administration, who already have a trusting relationship with many communities and stakeholders, was and is a great benefit to us. ~~Next to~~ that, we try to speak with inclusive language, actively listen, take all citizens equally seriously and use creative methods for interesting the public in the ideas generated by the lab.		As part of the official projects steered by the city administration, who already have a trusting relationship with many communities and stakeholders, was and is a great benefit to us. The initial community outreach was done by the city administration and we literally jumped on that process and benefitted from it. Based on this initial networking, we reached out further to people and stakeholders, depending on the activities. We try to speak with inclusive language, actively listen, take all citizens equally seriously and use creative methods for interesting the public in the ideas generated by the lab.

	As we have a number of goals within the scope of the project, and a very diverse community to engage, we are sure to utilize a number of different methods to work towards the aim of the Living Lab. Below, is a list of the types of interventions our students teams used in the 2020 Living Lab in the Klein-Tischardt neighborhood.		As we have a number of goals within the scope of the project, and a very diverse community to engage, we are sure to utilize a number of different methods to work towards the aim of the Living Lab. Below, is a list of the types of interventions our students teams used in the 2020 Living Lab in the Klein-Tischardt neighborhood.

Nicolasr: /* Who is Involved? */

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Who is Involved?

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	== Who is Involved? ==		== Who is Involved? ==
	* Staff, students (Bsc, Msc, MA, PhD) and volunteers from the university

	Text		Text

			* Staff, students (Bsc, Msc, MA, PhD) and volunteers from the university

	== Main Theme of the Living Lab ==		== Main Theme of the Living Lab ==

Nicolasr: /* The Nürtingen Living Lab */

2021-03-31T12:14:52Z

The Nürtingen Living Lab

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	File:LL_Nurtingen_Intro1.png		File:LL_Nurtingen_Intro1.png
	~~File:butterfly_hlab_web.jpg~~
	File:LL_Nurtingen_Intro2.png		File:LL_Nurtingen_Intro2.png
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Nicolasr: /* The Nürtingen Living Lab */

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The Nürtingen Living Lab

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	*[https://www.bund-nuertingen.de/fileadmin/nuertingen/Solarstadt_2046/Bunte_Beete/Handzettel_BunteBeete.pdf Bunte Beete], an edible landscapes initiative in Nürtingen.		*[https://www.bund-nuertingen.de/fileadmin/nuertingen/Solarstadt_2046/Bunte_Beete/Handzettel_BunteBeete.pdf Bunte Beete], an edible landscapes initiative in Nürtingen.
	*[https://hoelderlin-lab.de The Hoelderlin Project], a permanent partnership between the university and the municipality, which acts as an open platform for community change.		*[https://hoelderlin-lab.de The Hoelderlin Project], a permanent partnership between the university and the municipality, which acts as an open platform for community change.
	* Nürtingen city hall.		*[https://www.nuertingen.de/de/nuertingen-fuer-alle/startseite Nürtingen] city hall.

	== Who is Involved? ==		== Who is Involved? ==

Nicolasr: /* The Nürtingen Living Lab */

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The Nürtingen Living Lab

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	~~Text~~		The LED2LEAP Living Lab in Nürtingen is part of the university’s outreach activities in the field of social innovation and education for sustainable development. Our focus is on sustainable neighbourhood development. The activities are closely linked to existing community-building projects at the neighbourhood level, steered by the town hall’s social department. In the summer of 2020, our activities focused on the neighbourhood of Klein-Tischardt, which is a very centrally located quarter with a diverse population and much unused open space potential. Engagement methods were very difficult to implement because of the pandemic, but the students involved came up with creative interventions which were well received by the residents. The activity is currently being followed up within the framework of a master thesis project analysing the neighbourhood's potential for self-governance and community management. Currently, we are transferring the concept to another neighbourhood, Braike, which the university campus building is part of.

	Our partners include:		Our partners include: