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Green Transition Ecosystems

Translating design-led research into real-world benefits

Green Transition Ecosystems (GTEs) are large scale projects that focus on translating the best design-led research into real-world application.

GTEs will address distinct challenges posed by the climate crisis, including but not limited to realising net zero goals. 

Each GTE will identify a green transition challenge(s) where it’s consortium is uniquely able to address and develop a programme of initiatives to tackle the barriers through high-quality, multidisciplinary and intersectoral design research.

The challenge(s) each GTE seek to address should require and promote sustainable integration and leadership of arts and humanities design-led research in multidisciplinary fields of study related to net zero and the green transition.

Design HOPES, University of Strathclyde + University of Dundee

 

Future Island-Island, Ulster University

 

Public Map Platform, University of Cambridge

 

Transforming Housing and Homes for Future Generations, University of Bath + Cardiff University