The CETRAD SummerSchool took place between 16 and 18 May on the UTAD campus.
The summer school had several presentations aimed at innovating and generating impact from society-engaged science.
The interventions allowed the participants moments of collective learning and proved to be very dynamic and interactive with the audience.
It was wonderful to share together many innovative ideas to streamline the way we Research Infrastructures contribute towards Agroecological Transition. Workshop Focus: As part of the AgroServ project and the goals of Work Package 5, the workshop tackled three critical topics into 3 Working Sessions: Purpose: The workshop aims to facilitate active participation and discussion among…
We are thrilled to share the first meeting of Intrepid Lab, a pioneering research center with the mission of producing ethical and rigorous scientific knowledge, in close alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals and the principles of Open Science. This center seeks to boost economic and management sciences, contributing significantly to the advancement of society….
May 15-18, 2024 @ CETRAD, Transdisciplinarity Summer School, Vila Real, Portugal In our societies, we are confronted with a growing number of complex challenges. For example: Climate change exacerbates droughts, making water management, food production, health, and biodiversity conservation more difficult. Rapidly expanding cities struggle to provide services, opportunities, and healthy living conditions for their…
Transdisciplinarity, co-creation and territorial intelligence The CETRAD (Centre for Transdisciplinary Development Studies), in partnership with the Doctoral Programme in Development, Societies, and Territories (DeST), is pleased to announce its Summer School 2024 on Transdisciplinarity, Co-Creation, and Territorial Intelligence. The event will take place from May 16th to May 18th, 2024 at the UTAD campus. Transdisciplinarity, co-creation, and territorial intelligence are key…
Held at the Côa Museum on 27 September, this event allowed visitors, mostly residents and students from the municipality of Foz Côa and neighbouring municipalities, to take part in a dynamic event in which they were able to highlight the main problems in the region and jointly develop innovative solutions to these problems.
CETRAD organised an open discussion with local stakeholders about the challenges and potential solutions of sustainable development in the low-density regions of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro. The event took place on the 27th at UTAD, representing the different stakeholders in the quintuple-helix model: government, industry, university, civil society and the environment itself. The lively debate…
