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Böhmer, Anselm

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“…Especially the term "governance" can be interpreted differently, strongly influenced by various disciplines. This ranges from sociology's interpretation of a self-regulating system of interactions, to that of policy research, which describes governance as all forms and mechanisms of coordination between different interdependent parties (Böhmer, 2016).…”

Section: Energy Transition and Governancementioning

confidence: 99%

Can Behaviorally Informed Urban Living Labs Foster the Energy Transition in Cities?

Valle

Gantioler

Tomasi

2021

Front. Sustain. Cities

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Identifying governance schemes that promote cooperation among urban stakeholders is a priority in a context where rapid urbanization poses multiple and complex challenges for ensuring the sustainability of cities. Smart cities offer promising governance approaches, especially in the framework of the concept of Urban Living Labs (ULLs), as an enabling environment for so-called user-centric co-creation processes. While embedding a potential to promote solutions that tackle the challenges of urbanization, especially in relation to the energy transition, it is not yet clear how ULLs can effectively involve all relevant actors nor the extent of their impact, especially regarding behaviors. The study first analyzes the interplay between the challenge of urban energy transition and local governance schemes. Then, it explores how findings from behavioral sciences can inform the design of ULLs to effectively promote active engagement in the urban energy transition. Finally, it reviews the theoretical findings in relation to the ULL that has been taking shape in the city of Trento, Italy.

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Section: Energy Transition and Governancementioning

confidence: 99%