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Seventh Framework Programme e-POLICY Kick-off Meeting University of Bologna, October 17-18, 2011 Presentation of Emilia-Romagna Region Attilio Raimondi Regional Council for Productive Activities, Commerce, Tourism Department for Energy

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Seventh Framework Programme

e-POLICY Kick-off Meeting

University of Bologna, October 17-18, 2011

Presentation of Emilia-Romagna Region

Attilio Raimondi Regional Council for Productive Activities, Commerce, Tourism Department for Energy and Green Economy

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KEY FACTS

Location:

North-East

Surface area: 22.124 km2 Capital:

Bologna

Provinces: 9, Bologna, Ferrara,

Forlì-Cesena, Modena, Parma, Piacenza, Ravenna, Reggio Emilia, Rimini

Cities:

348 + 9 provincies Bologna 380.000 inhab 7 cities > 100.000 274 cities < 10.000

Population:

4,3 millions (2008)

Polulation density

193 Inhab./km2

GDP:

115 billion Euro

GDP per capita:

28.000 Euro

Export (value):

43 billion Euro

ENTERPRISES Total:

420.000

< 20 employees:

97%

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  • About 48% of the region consists
  • f plains, while 27% is hilly and

25% mountainous

  • The region is the Center of

communication routs and also easily accessible

  • The motorway network and the

railway system (length: 1.350 km)

  • The airports of Bologna, Rimini,

Parma and Forlì

GEOGRAPHY

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ECONOMIC FEATURES

  • Diversified and integrated economy (Agricolture 4%, Industry

33%, Services 63% of GDP)

  • Strongly diversified industrial framework (chemical,

mechanics, building, food) in which mechanics is the connective

  • f other regional sectors
  • High propensity to export
  • 3,2% = unemployment rate (2008)
  • lower than average Italian value (6,7%)

Lower than average EU-25 value (7,9%)

  • 70,4% = percentage of employed inhab. (2008)
  • higher than average Italian value (59,2%)
  • higher than average EU-25 value (64,3%)
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INDUSTRIAL CHAINS

VERTICALLY-INTEGRATED PRODUCTION CHAINS

Mechanics & Automotive Agriculture & agroindustry Health & Wellness Building Textile & clothing

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DISTRICT LOCATION

Machine tools Agriculture machines Agro-industry Fashion Furniture Packaging Ceramic tiles Shoes Bio medical

PIACENZA RIMINI PARMA REGGIO EMILIA MODENA FORLI’ CESENA BOLOGNA FERRARA RAVENNA

Automotive motors Wood working machinery Tourism

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AGRICULTURE & AGROINDUSTRY

>150,000 businesses

  • perating in the sector

Production of 13% of the national total for agricultural exports

AGRICULTURE AGROINDUSTRY

15 DOP products 11 IGP products 200 “Tradizionali” products

Production of 32% of the total Italian exports in agricultural machinery Leader in automatic wrapping and

packaging machines Agricultural machines Food processing equipment Packaging machines Technologies for food preservation TOP BRANDS

Barilla, Granarolo, Prosciutto di Parma and Parmigiano Reggiano

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BUILDING

CERAMICS

85% of National ceramic tile production 43% of European ceramic tile production 13% of World ceramic tile production

Annual production: over 600 million sqm

350 businesses operating in the sector Exports account for over 70% sales

BUILDING MATERIALS AND FIXTURE

LEADER IN

  • machines for ceramics production
  • earthmoving machinery
  • cranes and lifting machines
  • all technological products for building industry

TOP BRANDS

Concorde Spa, EmilCeramica, Ceramiche Richetti, Gruppo Marazzi

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TEXTILE & CLOTHING

TEXTILE & CLOTHING FOOTWEAR 4,000 SMEs operating in the sector MAIN PRODUCTIONS

knitwear, leather good, shoes and ready-to-wear

Carpi district

knitwear

Exports account

for over 30% sales

Fusignano district

shoes

200 companies

(90% with < 50 employees)

TOP BRANDS

Furla, Max Mara, Laura Biagiotti, La Perla

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

> 500 businesses operating in the sector > 10,000 workers employed in the sector EXCELLENCIES

Biomedical - Orthopedic prosthesis Electromedial devices - Pharmaceutical Biotechnologies – Bioinformatics - Wellness

BIOMEDICAL PHARMACEUTICAL WELLNESS

  • 79 enterprises
  • 6,165 employees
  • 351,719 Million euro for

technical investments

  • 16 excellent firms
  • 159 enterprises
  • 10,234 employees
  • 723,550Million euro for

technical investments

  • 52 excellent firms
  • 144 enterprises
  • 3,606 employees
  • 180,219 Million euro for

technical investments

  • 37 excellent firms

TOP BRANDS

Alfa Wassermann, Consorzio Biomedicale, Sorin Group

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MECHANICS & AUTOMOTIVE

MOST IMPORTANT AREA OF REGIONAL INDUSTRY

  • OVER 28,000 ENTERPRISES OPERATING IN THE SECTOR AND REPRESENTING

ALMOST 70% OF THE DEMAND FOR RESEARCH IN THE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR

  • 42% OF INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING
  • 55% PRODUCTION DIRECTED TOWARDS EXPORT MARKET
  • 20.5% OF THE TOTAL REGIONAL EXPORT VALUE

VEHICLES, MOTORCYCLES & COMPONENTS AGRICULTURAL, OLEODYNAMIC MACHINES, PUMPS, ROBOTICS TOP BRANDS

Ducati, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Maserati

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HI-MECH DISTRICT

NETWORK 11 networked industrial research laboratories 5 innovation centres >140 newly-employed researchers > 130 regional companies.

RESEARCH AREAS

  • Innovative methods for

mechanical engineering;

  • Study and planning of

intelligent mechanical systems;

  • Materials, surfaces and

nanofabrication for advanced mechanics

TECHNOLOGICAL DISTRICT FOR ADVANCED MECHANICS

www.hi-mech.it

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R&D NETWORK

  • 6 universities
  • 6.700 professors and researchers
  • Presence of national research institutions (CNR, ENEA, INFM, INAF,

INFN)

  • Other organisations at high technological level (CINECA, CNIT, IOR)
  • Good level of R&D expenditure
  • 1,28% of the regional GDP against 1,16% of the national average
  • Good engagements in R&D
  • 3,7 inhabitants over 1.000 against a national average of 2,7
  • 249 laboratories for technological transfer
  • first in Italy for number of laboratories recognized by the Italian

Ministry of University and Research KNOWLEDGE RESEARCH INNOVATION

key factors for the economic and productive development of Emilia-Romagna

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R&D NETWORK

§ 529 enterprise research projects § 26 new enterprises - high tech § 12 enterprises’ industrial laboratories § 27 research and technological transfer laboratories promoted by universities § 24 innovation centres § 6 innovation parks § 1 capital venture fund § 930 new R&D researchers in enterprises § 313 new researchers dedicated to applied research in 27 laboratories (that will reach

to 500 university researchers that work partially for laboratories)

§ 750 research contracts between enterprises and research centres § 361 new industrial patents from the 529 enterprises’ projects The fields of applied research and technological transfer

  • HIGH TECHNOLOGY MECHANICS
  • AGRO-FOOD
  • ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
  • LIFE SCIENCE
  • INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
  • BUILDING-CONSTRUCTION TECNOLOGY
  • ORGANISATIONAL INNOVATION
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R&D NETWORK

  • I ndustrial Research Laboratories
  • I nnovation Centres
  • I nnovation Parks
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CONTACT

EMILIA-ROMAGNA REGION

Regional Council for Productive Activities, Commerce, Tourism Department for Energy and Green Economy

Viale Aldo Moro, 44 40127 Bologna (Italy) Tel: + 39 051 5276427-6428 Fax: +39 051 5276568 e-mail: energia@regione.emilia-romagna.it

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