Our purpose is to support ways of living in harmony with nature, to strengthen local knowledge and co-creation, and to contribute to a participatory, inclusive sustainability transition. We see the climate crisis not only as an environmental issue but as a social, cultural and economic one - and we support individuals, communities and institutions in learning and acting together.
We take the mutual bond between people and nature as our starting point, respecting ecological limits in all our work.
We believe sustainable solutions are only possible when different kinds of knowledge and experience come together.
We treat local knowledge and cultural heritage as essential ingredients of sustainable transformation.
We bring academic knowledge together with field experience to produce practical, measurable solutions.
We build strong partnerships with public bodies, local governments, producers, universities and civil society.
Through Living Lab practices and co-design processes, we learn from experience and develop new methods.