We bring together proven methods (evidence-based practices) with real-world application (practice-based solutions). Together, these create a framework for impactful and measurable change.
A Step-by-Step Process:
Assessment:
We start with a baseline measurement of vitality in the work, school, or community environment using tools like the VitOScan. This provides an overview of the current state of environmental vitality.
Goal Setting:
Stakeholders define clear priorities and objectives based on the assessment data.
Innovative Interventions:
Tailored interventions are developed using a mix of traditional approaches and innovative strategies. When needed, we refer specific issues to established market players specializing in vitality solutions.
Monitoring and Adjustment:
Using the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) cycle, we ensure a continuous process of evaluation and improvement. Knowledge institutions provide ongoing support through targeted research when required.
Living Labs: A Triad of Research, Education, and Practice
Rooted in the concept of Living Labs, our approach creates collaborative spaces where diverse stakeholders work together to drive innovation and sustainable change. Living Labs are environments where real-world challenges are addressed by integrating three key pillars:
Research: Gathering data and insights to understand challenges and explore innovative solutions.
Education: Training and equipping professionals with practical, hands-on experience to prepare them for future challenges.
Practice: Applying findings in real-world settings to implement meaningful, lasting improvements.
By bringing together researchers, educators, and practitioners, Living Labs are dynamic ecosystems for co-creation and experimentation. They foster collaboration between students, professionals, and communities, solving current challenges while building a foundation for future innovation. This approach ensures that solutions are not only innovative but also practical, impactful, and sustainable over time.
