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THE INNO INDUSTRY PROJECT PRESENT ITS ACTION PLANS       Since August 2019, partners and stakeholders from the INNO Industry project have been working together by sharing knowledge on digitalization strategies.By sharing and exchanging over 30 best practices about digitalization policies from all around Europe, partners and their stakeholders have used them as a source of inspiration for new solutions for regional policies. So, after two years of on-site and virtual study visits and periodic meetings, these solutions to boost digitalization have been collected on 10 individual action plans tailored to help mature the industrial fabric of the participating countries These action plans include for every region some actions selected in the framework of the project which will be implemented and closely monitored in Phase 2 of the project, which will end in January 2023.

 

READ OUR ACTION PLANS HERE   The action plans developed details on how the lessons learnt and exchange of experience from the interregional cooperation will be exploited in order to improve the regional policy instruments. They specify the nature of the actions to be implemented, their time frame, stakeholders involved, the costs and funding sources.   PP1 - SLOVENIA Regional Development Agency Posavje PP2 - AUSTRIA ecoplus | The Business Agency of Lower Austria   PP3 - LATVIA Ministry of Economics of the Republic of Latvia PP4 - SPAIN AMUEBLA | Innovative Business Association of Furniture Manufacturers in Murcia   PP5 - PORTUGAL CIEBI | Business and Innovation Centre of Beira Interior PP6 - SWEDEN RISE | Research Institutes of Sweden   PP7 - SLOVAKIA SBA | Slovak Business Agency PP8 - HUNGARY West-Pannon Regional and Economic Development   PP9-  ROMANIA CLUSTERO | Romanian Cluster Association PP10 - UNITED KINGDOM Buckinghamshire Business First

GET TO KNOW THE CONSORTIUM   Ten organizations from ten European countries     INNO Industry has brought together a consortium specialized in industry and cluster based projects that will contribute to spark the debate around how changing regional clusters policies can and will trigger the transformation of the industry in a larger scale.

About us   INNO Industry has been funded with support from the European Commission (Project PGI06094). The information in this newsletter does not necessary reflect the opinion of the Interreg Europe managing authorities and the European Union.   Get in contact   Website: interregeurope.eu/innoindustry

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