PhD Research
Systemic Design for sustainable territorial transition
Co-designing strategies and tools to enhance the local value constellation for new kind of sustainable tourism
Challenge
This doctoral research aims to apply the methodological framework of Systemic Design for the sustainable development of the territory, promoting actions capable of realising new sustainable forms of tourism linked to circular economy practices in the territory.
Results
The objective is to define how design is able to develop and co-design strategies and synergies by involving multilevel stakeholders and inserting itself in those contexts in which policy makers develop proposals for the territory. It is a transdisciplinary research that sees design research approaching Circular Economy, Sustainable Development, process analysis and up to interfacing with the national and international policy framework.
General Info
- Typology:
- PhD in Management, Production and Design
- Coordinator:
- Silvia Barbero
- Project team:
- Asja Aulisio
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Notes
The research is currently in its first year of development and, together with the candidate, the methodological foundations are being laid for an effective Literature Review by outlining the boundaries within which the research should be developed.
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