The scenario of uncertainty generated by the pandemic, the war in Ukraine and a series of profound socio-economic transitions have made it increasingly evident that we need to incorporate into our analyses other dimensions that go beyond economic-business results to measure the competitiveness of a territory.
We study, precisely, the relationship between competitiveness and key aspects of people's wellbeing, such as health, employment, education and life satisfaction.
In addition, we accompany firms, public administrations and other agents in the territory in the development of transformative projects that contribute to the improvement of people's wellbeing through competitiveness.
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