Working together on Environmental Law issues
The EnvironmentalLAB serves as a link between knowledge seekers and knowledge holders and is part of a national knowledge infrastructure with similar knowledge hubs at other universities of applied sciences.
The EnvironmentalLAB connects with existing living labs and projects. In these living labs, partners from society and education work on current issues related to the sustainable development of the living environment. This includes topics such as integrated working, participatory strategies, or the digital system.
The EnvironmentalLAB also addresses issues related to the instruments of the Environmental Law, such as environmental visions and environmental plans. For example, how do you incorporate climate adaptation and biodiversity into an environmental plan, and how do you involve entrepreneurs? Or how do you translate play area policies at the neighborhood level into an environmental plan?
Approach from the coherence of systems
Researchers approach every knowledge or research question from the coherence between the low-dynamic natural system, the middle system of networks, and the high-dynamic system of humans and society. In sustainable area development, the lower dynamic layers set conditions for the higher dynamic layers.
In the EnvironmentalLAB, the focus is on the green living environment, with attention to climate adaptation, nature and landscape, health, food and agriculture, and water management.