Pilot Living Labs

Cultivating Innovation in Real-World Ecosystems

To support a sustainable transformation of agriculture, ROTATES has established six pilot Living Labs (pLLs) across diverse regions. These dynamic spaces serve as hubs for co‑creation, experimentation, and the evaluation of innovative management practices directly under real farming conditions.

Each pLL assesses agronomic performance and the contribution of these practices to ecosystem services, while actively engaging local stakeholders. By embedding research and innovation within communities, the Living Labs ensure that solutions are practical, scalable, and firmly grounded in real‑world needs.

Beyond short‑term trials, ROTATES aims to nurture these pilot sites into long‑lasting co‑creation ecosystems, with the potential to evolve into certified Living Labs that continue driving innovation and sustainability well into the future.

Logo of Cyprus University of Technology with a highlighted map of Cyprus showing the location of the university.
Illustration of France with a highlighted region in orange, featuring a location pin. The top of the image displays the logo 'PSH UR 1115' with green and red elements.
An illustration of the map of Portugal in yellow, with a location pin marking a spot on the southwestern coast, accompanied by the logo of INIAV at the top.
A graphic featuring the word 'Panakuh' and the subtitle 'Savoirs Amérindiens de Guyane' above a map of Guyana in yellow with a location pin marked on the eastern side.
Map of Madeira with a highlighted area and a location pin, featuring the logos of Universidade da Madeira and ISOPlexis.
Map outline of the Republic of the Congo in orange, featuring a location pin, with the logo of Université Marien Ngouabi above.