SCIENCE AN TECHONOLOGY PARKS AND ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE: AN EXPELORY ANALYSIS OF THE INTERNATIONAL HUB FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (HIDS/UNICAMP)
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This chapter aims to analyze the experience of formulation of the International Hub for Sustainable Development (HIDS) project, focusing on discussing the participation of the University of Campinas (Brazil). HIDS, considered as a living lab, aims to contribute to the process of sustainable development, under the premise of the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals. Through an exploratory approach, this chapter is based on two types of research activities: the first refers to the carrying out of literature review on the aforementioned theme; the second refers to the documentary analysis of the official publications of our case study. The main questions to be answered are: how has HIDS been formulated as a model of technology park aimed at co-creating sustainable development and promoting the SDGs? How do the interactions between different actors occur within HIDS? To what extent HIDS can be considered a model to think about and practice the future of sustainability in the Latin American context? As a result, it was observed that models that integrate multi-actor networks can contribute to the development of technologies and education that aims for sustainable development. Thus, considering the case study, these technology park models can support a greater connection between university-government-companies triads, in order to develop effective solutions of social and environmental interest. Through this chapter, we shed light on the importance of studying these initiatives to understand the local particularities in the Latin American region, in order to build and imagine a future where these experiences of co-production and sustainability are expanded.
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