In order to create a real environment where different stakeholders could work and test solutions, a demonstration site and control site for farmers and researchers has been created. 

The following crops have been planted: sunflowers, fodder crops, medicinal plants, orange trees, grapes. 

Thanks to the creation of the Living Lab, 4 students from Université Libre de Tunis, Université Centrale et INSAT could investigate on treated waste water technology focusing on the efficiency of the operational management of the tertiary treament unit and the irrigation of authorized crops, such as lavander and citrus cultivated there. The results of their research have been presented at the international roundtable held in June 2023.

The Living Lab, with its green area for scientific experiments, will foster environmental education for young people and adults thus improving the skills on non-conventional water while promoting awareness, good practices, and benefits of Treated Wastewater in the agricultural sector.