Workshop 6 Lorenza Badiello

Smart Specialization Strategies: Implementing European Partnerships
18/06/2014
Lorenza Badiello
What do we
do?
Where to go
from now?
The Emilia
Romagna
Region:
Which
common goals
for a
transformative
change?
Who are we ?
How to act
(including
withS3)?
What major
drivers?
who are we ?
ce: 22,453 Km2
itants: 4,471,104 (7% Italy)
ation Density: 199/Km2
Source: ISTAT 2013
140,942 M€ (8.8 % Italy)
er Capita: 31,688 €
er Capita Index: 127
average equal to 100, 2008)
Source: ISTAT 2011
e Region has:
A strong tradition of social cohesion & consensus
High levels of innovation and entrepreneurship
Advanced education and research systems
Wellbeing and quality of life
An ability to adapt to changing circumstances
Ranking among the wealthiest regions of Europe
A strong participation in EU policies and programmes (effective
use of SF and research and innovation programmes).
orld renown prestigious companies: Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini,
ucati, Technogym, Barilla to name but a few
mall companies that are world leaders.
orld renown food products (Parma ham, Parmesan chees among others)
t also, other products : car components, packaging machinery,
omedical equipment, tiles, agrimachinery, robots (that are used in
ctories around the world).
n example: a significant % of components in German cars are produced in
milia Romagna.
milia-Romagna and inter-dependence: within a European and global
anufacturing perspective collaborations and partnerships are needed.
anufacturing has a revolutionary strength because technologies are
motive and motocycles
Food Industry
Ceramic Tiles
hatronics
Machining and Tools
Woodworking Machinery
EGIONAL INFRASTRACTURAL SYSTEM
s, rail and road networks, intermodal
eight villages, sea ports and a
way network
The Trans-European networks and Bologna
at the centre Bologna
With its
89 industrial research laboratories and
innovation centers, the HTN brings together universities
and research centers providing skills (to over 600
researchers), facilities and services to business.
The Network is organized in thematic platforms and
coordinated by ASTER
The MISSION:
• To Foster innovation culture
• To Promote industrial research
• To Facilitate industry-research collaboration
• To Identify opportunities for funding
opoles are facilities
ated to industrial research
cated across the 9 provinces
ilia-Romagna
es
ment
n Resources
Thematic Competences
• 241 Mln € Investments:
• 137 Mln € from Regional Government
An equitable, socially inclusive and sustainable
manufacturing renaissance model that embraces:
the internationalization of applied R&D;
innovation in the broadest sense; enterprise
competitiveness; a highly skilled workforce and
quality of life
INNOVATION
International collaboration,
transnational clusters in leading
edge technologies,
local/regional competitive edge
COMMUNITY
SKILLS AND JOBS
An even stronger Social
Inclusion
Attracting, retaining talents
Access for all
Life science and health
creating Innovative jobs
and competencies
Sustainability
•Sustainable Mobility
•Clean economy
•Recycle/reuse of materials
A digital society
Job creation
•ICT
•Connectivity
•Public services and
services for business
•Virtual spaces
•Attracting Retaining
Talents
•New skills
/competencies
•New and better jobs
Governance
«People first»
Start ups
hi-tech
KETs
Regional High
Technology Network
Drivers for
change
Regional Production
Innovative
STRATEGIC
INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS
HIGH POTENTIAL OF
INNOVATION
INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS
Agrifood
Life sciences
and health
Construction
Cultural and
creative
industries
Mechatronics
First Step
Net-Labs/Hi-Mech District
2004-2007
Second Step
High Technology Network
2008-2009
Third Step
Technopoles
Fourth Step
2010-2013
ected with global trends
rated with EU policies and programmes (namely ESIF and Horizon2020)
related to national innovation initiatives
d on the regional innovation system and HTN (able to include KETs in new
ucts, processes and business)
rated with Knowledge and Innovation Communities – KIC
pe is global leader in supplying advanced manufacturing ; a new generation of
stries is growing (Manufacturing 2.0, 3D printing , automation, Intelligent company..)
s is an emerging paradigm in which ER is an active partner.
a region with an advanced industrial system. It has an effective governance, strong
ility, education and research infrastructures : It is now moving towards a new
strial paradigm, where manufacturing, sustainability and inclusion go hand in hand.
a helpful process also towards the development of new collaborative networks and a
ficant step towards a regional innovative manufacturing.
re to go from now on Industrial Renaissance ? This is going to be an underlying
me of the Italian EU Presidency . ER is developing already a road map, contact us!
a Romagna Region – EU Office
tor: Lorenza Badiello
Montoyer, 21 - Brussels
+32.2.732.30.90
il: [email protected]
www.regione.emilia-romagna.it/sede-di-bruxelles
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