Representatives from Krakow Technology Park (KTP), Monika Machowska and Agnieszka Włodarczyk-Gębik, took part in the 41st IASP Conference held in Nairobi from September 24 to 27, 2024. The event gathered global innovation leaders to discuss the future of technology and its societal impact.
In her presentation, Monika Machowska emphasized the role of the INTEGER project, demonstrating how technological initiatives can support local communities, particularly in addressing the challenges of an aging society. She shared KTP’s experiences in organising AHAthons, which, combined with interdisciplinary mentoring, help turn innovative ideas into practical solutions with real implementation potential.
Agnieszka Włodarczyk-Gębik focused on KTP’s long-term strategy of building relationships with local communities. She highlighted the importance of workshops and meetings organized by KTP that facilitate knowledge transfer and foster integration among various social groups.
This year’s IASP conference explored key demographic challenges, new work approaches for younger generations, and the role of technology in driving social transformation.
By participating in this international event, Krakow Technology Park not only demonstrated its achievements but also shared its expertise in supporting social innovations that meet real community needs.