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gE.CO Living Lab is an exchange platform for formal groups or informal communities of citizens who manage fab-lab, hubs, incubators, co-creation spaces, social centers created in regenerated urban voids. gE.CO has actively been busy creating tools and resources that will assist commons initiatives in developing their projects.
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The gE.CO Toolkits
The Generative Commons Living Lab and partners have developed a series of toolkits to serve as a unique resource for initiatives.
Covering topics such as governance, participation and temporary use, these research based tools provide initiatives with the resources necessary to launch and maintain longevity. These highly customized toolkits cater to unique needs and offer initiatives with the know-how and means (as well as suggestions and best case practices to drawn from) to initiate, manage and successfully organize their efforts.
The gE.CO Toolbox
The gE.CO Toolbox is a collection of online ollection of software services that allow communities to take advantage of free to use technologies.
The gE.CO Map & Database
The gE.CO map serves as an online resource displaying initiatives throughout Europe.
The gE.CO database provides much needed information and a detailed account of initiatives from across the continent.
The gE.CO Museum
A museum that collects, connects and describes, through three thematic itineraries, the spread of generative commons throughout Europe, inspiring new experiences of regeneration of urban voids
Coming soon! Stay tuned for more!
gE.CO News
Temporary Use Toolkit presented
Facilitating Urban Commons is an event that took place on Thursday November 4th, 2021, at the Social Design department of the Vienna University of Applied
Governance Toolkit presented at Facilitating Urban Commons
Facilitating Urban Commons is an event that took place on Thursday November 4th, 2021, at the Social Design department of the Vienna University of Applied
gE.CO empowers ACT NOW Communities
ACT NOW is an international programme suppoting local politicians in tackling the current challenges they face. Reoccurring topics are migration flows, the climate crisis, and
