Within the scope of the international research project on remote work – REMAKING – funded by Horizon Europe, CoLABOR is developing a series of case studies on digital nomads in Portugal, focusing on Ponta do Sol (Madeira), Lisbon and Peniche.
Throughout this project, CoLABOR promoted two opportunities to share experiences with digital nomads during the month of January, including an in-person conversation in Lisbon and an online focus group with relevant stakeholders. These initiatives created spaces for dialogue, reflection, and mutual learning, bringing together different perspectives on the impact of remote work in the territories.
These activities contribute to a deeper understanding of the multiple impacts of remote work—economic, housing, environmental, and mobility-related, among others—supporting reflection and the development of evidence-informed public policies.