#BasqueWell-being
(Sustainable) territorial competitiveness must be linked to the territory's real needs. Orkestra sees competitiveness as a means to guarantee people’s well being. This is the focus area of research at the Well being Lab, striving to fully integrate society as a whole into the fundamentals of competitiveness that serve well being.
The transforming task of analysis and research conducted in this lab focuses on conceptualising and measuring key aspects related to people's well being and on understanding how the strategic policies and decisions made and promoted by business, government and other territorial agents impact and can be used to improve it.
The Well being Lab studies aspects of well being related to employment and access to quality work, education, inequality, social cohesion and the environment.
The lab works in constant cooperation and dialogue with research staff from other Spanish and international universities, together with the territorial agents which are considered the most relevant. These can be summarised as: firms, policy makers at different public administration levels, cluster associations, universities, technology centres, development agents and vocational training centres, in addition to social agents.
2021
Mari Jose Aranguren y Patricia Canto Farachala (Coords.)
2020
Guillermo Molina Recio, José A. Ariza-Montes, Manuel Rich Ruiz, Vicente Fernández Rodríguez and Noel M. Muniz
Nursing Economic$, Vol. 38 No. 6
2020
Mercedes Oleaga, Usue Lorenz, Angélica Rodríguez
2019
Martha Patricia Canto Farachala
2019
Navarro, Mikel (dir.), Susana Franco (Orkestra), Asier Murciego (Orkestra), Jabier Retegui (Orkestra), Rakel Vázquez (Orkestra), Luis Blanco (Universidad de la Rioja) Joxean Egaña (IMH), Ixaka Egurbide (IMH),
2018
Navarro, Mikel (dir.)
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