Laboratorios de Transformación para un Futuro Sostenible
Abstract
Abstract: The objective of this article is to analyze the Laboratories of social transformation in order to address complex social problems. These laboratories have become open spaces of experimental design that link different actors (co-creation) and knowledge (transdisciplinary and transectoral) through an iterative process in the way of addressing complex problems towards sustainable development. Therefore, this paper seeks to reflect on the challenges of how the attitude of social design and the design process has to be based on the key to the future and experimental, as well as the relevance of developing a culture of innovation and resilient thinking (skills, competence, attitudes and values).
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