The key outputs of the PSLifestyle project are now freely available.
The key outputs of the PSLifestyle project are now freely available. They include the open-source Lifestyle Test, the Lifestyle Data database and its user interface for research and analysis, anonymised and aggregated user data, and the PSL Guidebook, which compiles the project’s best practices.
The outputs are available on GitHub, Zenodo and as an online publication so that they can be utilised and further developed in research, decision-making and the promotion of sustainable ways of life worldwide.
The Lifestyle Test is a digital tool that helps users understand the environmental impact of their lifestyle and find ways to make it more sustainable. The tool was developed and piloted as part of the PSLifestyle project in several European countries.
Lifestyle Data is a data product developed as part of the PSLifestyle project: a web-based database and user interface that enables users to explore anonymised and aggregated data collected via the Lifestyle Test on Europeans’ lifestyles, consumption habits and potential for change. The anonymised and aggregated user data underpinning the data product has also been published as a separate dataset for the purposes of research and analysis, as well as to support the sustainability transition.
The archived data set contains anonymised Lifestyle Test user data recorded at the end of the PSLifestyle project. The data set offers the opportunity to explore the information collected during the project and utilise it for the purposes of research and analysis.
The PSL Learnings Cookbook brings together the project’s key lessons learnt, operating models, tools, outputs, as well as experiences and best practices regarding the implementation and management of the project.
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