Best practices Database for Living Labs - ALCOTRA - Innovation

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• LLEstablishedYear • CPFirstName • CPLastName • CPTitle • CPPostalAddress • CPZipCode • CPCountry • CPTelephone • CPMobilePhone • CPFax • CPEmail • Motivation • User/CitizenInvolvement • ServiceCreationandBusinessModel • Infrastructure • Expertise • MethodsToolsandProcesses • OrganisationandGovernance • ReferencesandTrackRecord • FuturePlans • Tags • LLHostOrganisation • LLHostOrganisationType • LLHostOrganisationVATnumber The information provided is usually not updated, meaning that the data submitted will stay in the DB as is. Thus an update service was not implemented for the database. The project is co-funded by the ERDF Page 64 of 78
10. ENoLL evaluation criteria In the Database only Living Lab data is stored from Living Labs which have been approved to join the ENoLL Living Lab Network. The approval process is conducted almost every year, meaning that there is a formal evaluation of Living Lab applications for the ENoLL Network. This Evaluation is done by Living Lab experts from all around Europe, Francesco Molinari and Jens Schumacher have also been acting as reviewer as well as Lead-reviewer for this process. The goal of this Living Lab approval process is to ensure that Living Labs can enter the EnoLL which are compliant according to the general concept of Living Labs. Thus the application does usually not provide a ranking but instead checks whether certain threshold values have been reached. As such all Living Labs can be considered to some extend Best practices since there is a reasonable high drop-out quote in the evaluation process. However the evaluation is only done on the bases of the documentation provided by the Living Labs to the Review team and there are some restrictions regarding the application form, thus the evaluation is mainly a kind of “desk evaluation” meaning that the actual situation at the place where the Living Lab resides is not taken into account. 11. Usage of the Database As explained in the chapter about the ownership of the data the usage of the database and its content is currently restricted. In general the usage is only possible for researchers at FHV who would like to conduct e.g. statistical research on Living Labs. As such no GUI was developed to support the usage of the database but native SQL-commands (standard query language) can be used to search through the DB. The main usage of the database so far has been to identify similar thematic Living Labs in order to support other Living labs e.g. in the set-up of their activities, finding a good governance structure, identify methods for user/citizen integration in Living Labs. The Database was used early on in the Alcotra project to identify a first set of Living Labs that are situated in a similar thematic context as defined by Alcotra in the in the workshops in Marseille and Genoa (see the following figure). The project is co-funded by the ERDF Page 65 of 78
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Alcotra Innovation project Delivera
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