Local Transitions (previously Behaviour and Individuals) NEW
This research area focuses on sustainable behaviour, consumption, public participation, and grassroots initiatives. The related projects explore how individuals, communities, and institutions experiment with and enact sustainable transformations in everyday life, often through local initiatives, public engagement, and creative or interdisciplinary approaches.
An innovation project aiming at supporting a modal shift towards green and active mobility, through a behavioral nudging initiative using a reward bases gamification platform applied in three European cities.
This science + art + communications project aims to convey an understanding, both public and personal, of the energy footprint of Swedes through an open-air augmented reality art installation/exhibition in Stockholm (2022).
Gendered Sustainability: Norm-critical explorations of energy practices for everyday transitions
This project explores how interpretations of sustainability relate to aspects like gender, age and class, and what a sustainable everyday life could look like beyond current norms and power structures.
A research program that aims to stimulate a transition to more sustainable consumption in Sweden. The goal is to contribute to change through increased knowledge of how sustainable consumption can be scaled up and become more common. The focus is on the areas of food, holidays and home decor.
OCC! focuses on the practices and experiments of grassroots organizations across different cases, identifying how their diverse, dynamic, self-organized responses to loss try to undo or embrace the damage and impacts of climate change.
