24ft. combines sustainable, temporary living and working in recycled sea freight containers with community support through coworking and coliving-as-a-service by creating and operating 24ft.ContainerHubs.
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The idea behind 24ft.ContainerHubs is to enable the community to live and work in a natural and aesthetic way and to support them in their private and professional everyday life as well as in the integration of the location through additional, digitally accessible offers according to the living-as-a-service principle.
In doing so, 24ft. creates and operates a physical infrastructure together with partners and develops concepts for the use of fallow urban and rural areas. The resulting 24ft.ContainerHubs increase the effectiveness of the sites and offer the community minimalist, non-discriminatory spaces made of recycled 40-foot high cube sea freight containers for temporary stays of one to twelve months.
At the same time, 24ft. uses new technologies for quick and easy access to and use of the infrastructure.
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The European Social Innovation Alliance is a joint project of Centre for Social Investment, Danish Design Centre, Danish Social Innovation Academy, Diakonie Schleswig-Holstein, FASE GmbH, Foundation for Civil Society, Glasgow Caledonian University, Institute for Work and Technology, Phineo gAG, Social Entrepreneurship Netzwerk Deutschland e.V., Shipyard Foundation, Social Enterprise Estonia, Social Innovation Exchange, Tallinn University, Technical University Dortmund, Võru County Development Agency with the lead partner Social Impact gGmbH and is funded by the European Commission via the European Social Fund and the European Programme for Employment and Social Innovation.
