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Smart Regions Smart Solutions A place-based approach to decarbonisation: can Horizon Europe meet th the expectations? Cities Northern Netherlands 4 th Floor 19 June 2019, 14:00-15:30 @ERRINNetwork www.errin.eu AGENDA OF THE MEETING


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Smart Regions – Smart Solutions

A place-based approach to decarbonisation: can Horizon Europe meet th the expectations?

Cities Northern Netherlands – 4th Floor

19 June 2019, 14:00-15:30

www.errin.eu @ERRINNetwork

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AGENDA OF THE MEETING

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Brussels-based ne network

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f regions focusing on research and in innovation policy and programmes Support regions to develop th their inn innovation ecosystems and to enhance research and in innovation capacities 125+ regions

  • 20+ countries
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OUR POSITION - principles

COLLABORATIVE APPROACH

  • Ecosystems are a key to strengthen fragmented

innovation landscape

  • Quadruple helix – tackle the wide regional

development agenda and ecosystem thinking COHERENT APPROACH

  • Place-based innovation ecosystems in Horizon

Europe to better coordinate research and innovation priorities, practices and funding at all governance levels SYNERGETIC APPROACH

  • Horizon Europe, Structural funds and other funding

programmes supporting market uptake of innovations

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NATURAL RESOURCES & FOOD

BIOECONOMY ENERGY & CLIMATE BLUE GROWTH HEALTH TRANSPORT SMART CITIES TOURISM DESIGN & CREATIVITY

LOW CARBON ECONOMY

OPENING SCIENCE ICT

TRANSVERSAL CULTURE & CREATIVITY HEALTH

POLICY S3 INNOVATIO N & INVESTMEN T

STRATEGIC

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HORIZON EUROPE – Opportunities

  • Thematic cl

clusters

  • Experiences of working in a collaborative and integrated way
  • Opportunity to connect regional innovation ecosystems – how?
  • Partnerships
  • Opening up institutional partnerships
  • Connecting existing partnerships and collaboration initiatives (S3 partnerships etc.)
  • Mis

ission orientation

  • Potential to enhance policy coherence and encourage bottom-up solutions
  • An opportunity to have less prescriptive calls
  • Flexible approach – different solutions and new actors
  • Inputs to the climate-neutral and smart cities mission area