Since our project is coming to an end in the last newsletter, we summarize all the project results as well as the perspective of our partners concerning being part of this project. 

Research Internships from Cintus - Research Centre for Tourism, Sustainability and Well-Being from the University of Algarve (Portugal), have developed a report on the implementation of some Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This internship benefited from the development of the Atlantic Social Lab Project. 

The interns conducted specific analyses, providing actionable recommendations for advancing the SDGs. Their efforts were supported by mentors from Cintus who are also part of the Atlantic Social Lab Team

Find out all the news about the project and our partners in the April newsletter!

Here you can find the digitalisation leaflet with the presentation of the new pilot actions of the project!

This report summarises the main activities and beneficiaries of the observatory and shows the views of project partners around the main challenges and possible solutions to ensure its sustainability.

Find out all the news about the project and our partners in the February newsletter!

Here you can find the updated roll up of the project.

This document integrates the extension phases of the ASL project, inspired by the original communication plan developed in the initial phase.

Find out all the news about the project and our partners in the December newsletter!

Find out all the news about the project and our partners in the September newsletter!

The report entitled Trends on social innovation: perspectives from four domains was developed from the experiences of the ASL project pilot actions and work groups and it centres on the identification of trends in the project thematic areas.

This document presents the experience of the implementation of the pilot actions in the ASL as a demonstration of the use of social innovation in the context of public, private and third sector organisations to deal with emerging social problems and stimulate the improvement of the standards of living.

This document has been elaborated by the Centre for Social Studies of the University of Coimbra in the framework of ASL project.

The study Social innovation in a world of multiple-transitions is the result of a joint reflection between Manuel Laranja, Professor at the ISEG-University of Lisbon, and Hugo Pinto, responsible for the ASL project on behalf of CES.

Realised in the context of the Atlantic Observatory for Social Innovation, the study focuses on the role of social innovation in the transition towards a more sustainable and equal society in the post-pandemic world. Identifying various relevant initiatives in different countries of the world, the analysis suggests social innovation as the answer to the deep changes prompted by the Covi d-19 pandemic.