LLINN Symposium / European Living Labs INN

2023 Edition
Iasi, Romania

Iasi / Romania / 22nd of November 2023

Moderators

  • Codrin Dinu Vasiliu
  • Ioan Sebastian Brumă
  • Meda Gâlea

Organizers

  • Food for Iasi Living Lab
  • Romanian Academy Iasi Branch
  • “Gh. Zane” Institute for Economic and Social Research
  • Rural Development Research Platform
  • Asociația Producătorilor Locali Produs în Iași

Organizing Team

  • Meda Gâlea
  • Lavinia Andreea Bejan
  • Codrin Dinu Vasiliu
  • Ioan Sebastian Brumă
  • Lucian Tanasă 

This section of the symposium is dedicated to the Cities2030 project. This is also a good introduction for all the other sections of the Symposium.  

Presentations: 
  • Cities2030 and the urban food systems, Codrin Dinu Vasiliu

Food for Iasi Living Lab is the Romanian Living & Policy Lab developed within Cities2030 project in Iasi. This hub is oriented on multi-actor actions to stimulate innovation and strategic intervention in urban and regional food systems. 

Presentations: 
  • The concept and the infrastructure of a living & policy lab. Food for Iasi Living Lab, Codrin Dinu Vasiliu

The LLINN Symposium is a knowledge and innovation component of the RDRP Ecosystem. Scientific research, knowledge transfer, dissemination, education, and networking are some of the LLINN interests within the RDRP Ecosystem on the European level. 

Presentations: 
  • Integrated knowledge and action ecosystems. The next concept for hubs, living & policy labs, and European projects, Codrin Dinu Vasiliu, Ioan Sebastian Brumă, Lucian Tanasă

First and foremost, the Cities2030 project and the Food for Iasi Living Lab are about knowledge and innovation.  That is why co-innovation and structured knowledge are important values in the epistemology of the project and its living & policy labs. 

Presentations: 
  • Cercetări privind opiniile producătorilor participanți la Târgul Iașul în bucate, Experiment în hubul inovativ FILL, Meda Gâlea
  • Innovation and Intellectual Property Management within European Projects, Lavinia Andreea Bejan
  • Onomastic Elements in Tasting Iasi (Gust de Iasi), Gabriela Haja, Elena Isabelle Tamba
  • Raportul D3.3 Systems Thinking Methodology, din proiectul Cities2030 Codrin Dinu Vasiliu

The synergies represent the main tools to increase impact, consolidate communities, ensure postimplementation actions, and build integrated strategies. These are some of the reasons why any project should develop intelligent synergies with other projects and actions. 

Presentations: 
  • SHERPA Project, Monica Mihaela Tudor
  • RURALITIES Project, Iona Sebastian Brumă
Experiments
  • Iasul in Bucate
  • Piata de weekend
  • Targ tematic
  • Revigorarea Pietii Dacia
  • Certificarea ecologică a producătorilor și procesatorilor locali
  • Systems Thinking 
  • Magazia Moraritei

Short Presentations will be made by Ioan Sebastian Brumă 

Launching the range of ecological products from Magazia Moraritei. 

Experiment Demonstrator

Magazia Moraritei

Launching the range of ecological products from Magazia Moraritei

Cecilia Țugulia presents the story of Magazia Moraritei and its ecological products. 

European Living Labs Symposium

LLINN Symposium is an international conferences network dedicated to communicating, debating, and disseminating scientific research results in any domain related to the themes of European Living and Policy Labs, Innovative Hubs, Knowledge Ecosystems, and Strategic Action Platforms. 

RDRP Ecosystem

RDRP Scientific Research Platform

FILL Living & Policy Lab

RoRuralia Living Lab

SAAR National Symposium

LLINN International Symposium

Gust de Iasi Platform

Iasul in Bucate Community

Ecosystem Map

Contact

  • Codrin Dinu Vasiliu
  • LLINN.Symposium@gmail.com

Web Development

  • Codrin Dinu Vasiliu
  • Sonia Bulei

This website is developed within Cities2030 project. The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101000640. Cities2030 fosters the co-creation of resilient, sustainable, and innovative urban food systems within the framework of FOOD2030. Employing a multi-actor approach, the project designs progressive policies, formulates action plans, and orchestrates experiments involving researchers, companies, public authorities, civic societies, and citizens.

Cities2030 Project

The content of this website does not reflect the official opinion of the European Union.
Responsibility for the information and views expressed therein lies entirely with the author(s).

Cities2030 Project
Grant agreement ID: 101000640 | Funded under H2020-EU.3.2.2.