A living lab is a real-world environment, such as a city, community, or workplace, where stakeholders collaboratively design, test, and implement innovations in a user-centric manner.  It serves as a platform for co-creation, experimentation, and learning, integrating users’ needs and feedback throughout the innovation process to address societal challenges and improve quality of life.  Example: A university partners with local businesses to create a living lab where students and residents test new urban farming techniques and sustainable food production methods.