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Sys – Systemic Design Lab Politecnico di Torino is looking for a consortium

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    Asja AulisioAsja Aulisio
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    Here is Sys, Systemic Design Lab (https://www.linkedin.com/company/sys-systemic-design-lab/)
    a research team from Politecnico di Torino (Italy), focusing on Systemic Design for Sustainable Territorial Development and Circular Economy.

    Due to the approaching deadline of the 2nd call of the programme we would like to join your consortium for a sustainable tourism project proposal.
    As a partner, we might contribute to the project by applying the tools of Systemic Design methodology in the research phase (with our Holistic Diagnosis Tool and Gigamapping process) to understand and visualise the system complexity qualitatively and quantitatively.

    I share with the community some materials to better understand the Systemic Design approach:
    below is the link to the Retrace project, of which we are lead partners: https://projects2014-2020.interregeurope.eu/retrace/
    a publication of one of our projects about sustainable tourism for UNESCO District in Piedmont Region (Italy) https://rsdsymposium.org/a-systemic-district-for-sustainable-tourism/

    If someone is interested in our methodology, please contact us: asja.aulisio@polito.it and cecilia.padula@polito.it

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    Asja AulisioAsja Aulisio
    Participant

    Here’s Sys, Systemic Design Lab (https://www.linkedin.com/company/sys-systemic-design-lab/)
    a research team from Politecnico di Torino (Italy), focusing on Systemic Design for Sustainable Territorial Development and Circular Economy.

    Due to the approaching deadline of the 2nd call of the programme on 27.10.22 we are looking for a consortium to join for the sustainable tourism project proposal.
    As a partner, we might contribute to the project by applying the tools of Systemic Design methodology in the research phase (with our Holistic Diagnosis Tool and Gigamapping process) to understand and visualise the system complexity qualitatively and quantitatively.

    I share with you some materials to better understand the Systemic Design approach:
    below is the link to the Retrace project, of which we are lead partners: https://projects2014-2020.interregeurope.eu/retrace/
    a publication of one of our projects about sustainable tourism for UNESCO District in Piedmont Region (Italy) https://rsdsymposium.org/a-systemic-district-for-sustainable-tourism/

    If you are interested in our methodology, please contact us: asja.aulisio@polito.it; cecilia.padula@polito.it

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