Among the many technological innovations that contribute to the sustainable development goal dedicated to industry, innovation and infrastructure (SDG 9), agent-based modeling and IoT-based crowdsourcing methods appear as promising approaches to, on the one hand, enable scientists and stakeholders to virtually explore the sustainability of different pathways in the management of complex socio-environmental systems and, on the other hand, empower stakeholders so that they themselves can monitor the progress of the chosen pathways.

  GAMA is a simulation platform, which aims at providing field experts, modellers, and computer scientists with a complete modelling and simulation development environment for building spatially explicit multi-agent simulations. It...

SUCCESS – Supporting University Capacities in building Centres of Excellence in Sustainability Science – is an jointly built project of Vietnamese and European partners to develop a new model where eight Vietnamese...

Hoan Kiem Air (2019 – 2020) Description: The development of permanent or temporary pedestrian areas, whether for leisure or to decrease air pollution, has become an integral part of urban...

Context: Waste management within irrigation systems has become subject to all upheaval in Vietnam. While this is a topic that people are aware of, waste generation is increasing at an...

Public health policies implemented against the CoVid19 pandemic raise a number of questions. The Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD) in Vietnam has set up a multidisciplinary team of researchers from...

Among the many technological innovations that contribute to the sustainable development goal dedicated to industry, innovation and infrastructure (SDG 9), agent-based modeling and IoT-based crowdsourcing methods appear as promising approaches to, on the one hand, enable scientists and stakeholders to virtually explore the sustainability of different pathways in the management of complex socio-environmental systems and, on the other hand, empower stakeholders so that they themselves can monitor the progress of the chosen pathways.