Case: How can we make the life for dementia more valuable in connection with biodivercity and sustainability in general? Demens is

the fastest growing peoples`s desease in the Neatherlands and in other countries too, so it es a very topical case.

Living Labs in brief: A living lab is an environment in which research and innovation takes place simultaneously according to the principle of co-creation and participatory design. In a Living Lab you learn to deal with real-life problems with real people in the field.

You leave the classroom and go out to the location where the problem occurs. There you investigate the problem, and co-create the

best workable solutio. It’s where you come up with solutions and new innovative ways of working. The Living Lab is easy to attend, fun

and entertaining – at it is memorable and you learn from other and find solutions you could not have invented on your own.

Challenge: How can we establish an interaction with the neighbourhood and our clients in the gardens and at the same time educate

and work with responsible consumption, climate, biodiversity and even more sustainable development goals?

The concept:

• A home for people who are demented

• With 30 appartements

• And a large garden

Tasks:

• Make an inventory of de Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)’s in the concept of The Familiar Village who are already there.

• Which SDG’s are missing in the concept and can be arranged in the garden?

• Who are the stakeholders in this neighbourhood?

• Which stakeholders can benefit from the garden of The Familiar Village?

• Which activities can be arranged regarding to establish an interaction between the neighbourhood and the clients in the garden? .