Smart Specialisation in Nordland

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Smart Specialisation in Nordland Benedicte Solaas 22.5.2013 Photo by: Bjørn Erik Olsen

Nordland County 240 000 inhabitants Geographical challenges 800 km from Bindal in the South to Andenes in the North One University, two University Colleges, 3 research institutions R&D-activity on the rise we got potential

Important businesses Nordland is an exportoriented county Industry Aquaculture Tourism Business opportunities great optimism in Nordland Revenue record 129,3 billions in 2011 Revenues increase more in Nordland than national average

Why is R&D important in Nordland Nordland has acknowledged that knowledge is crucial in today s society and that the need for competence is inevitable Nordland was the first county in Norway with its own R&D strategy Small R&D sector low level of education compared to the national level need to strengthen Nordland s trade and industry sector to become more competitive internationally necessary supplement to national policy R&D important for recruiting and keeping young people in Nordland

What have we achieved? University in Nordland established in Bodø in 2011 Businesses and institutions in Nordland received 35 % more funding from The Research Council of Norway in 2011 than in 2007 Increased publication rates and more qualified staff within R&D institutions in Nordland Narvik University College accredited as scientific college and got approved doctorate in Applied Mathematics and Computational Engineering The trade and industry sector has increased its R&D focus and thus making use of their R&D competence in close relation with the R&D sector But we are not there yet

Research and development strategy in Nordland 2013-2025 Main goal: Increase the R&Dactivity in Nordland within the trade and industry sector, the public sector and R&D institutions so that it equals national average The most important steps further are: Strengthen the cooperation and to develop regional innovation systems Develop the University and University Colleges cooperation with the trade and industry sector further Enhance Nordland s competitiveness for national and international cooperation and research funding Innovation in the public sector

The range of financial means to promote R&D in Nordland Nordland County s financial instruments Stimulation to R&D fund Regional development fund VRI (regional innovation fund) Innovation Norway Regional Research Fund Northern Norway

Why Smart Specialisation Sweden and Finland have to implement RIS3 (regional innovation strategies) strategies Nordland prioritizes smart specialisation because: Build a regional innovation system Benchmark Nordland towards Europe Create instruments to prioritize our own work An important learning area The EU is our most important trade partner International cooperation with strategic regions Horizon 2020

RIS3 strategy Nordland registered in the S3 platform as the first region in Norway and number 100 in Europe Nordland s work with regional innovation is lifted into the platform An already known working method but more specialized through S3 Cooperation through well-established regional partnerships Bottom-up approach We intend to present our strategy and get peer-reviewed

Triple-helix dialogue Triple-Helix: Public Sector Research Institutions Business Sector Problem: - it is no one s baby - we live in different worlds - requires team-leaders Solutions: - model and structure - learning process - work on incentives

Developing the RIS3 strategy From disconnected to connected region From triple to quadruple helix Analysis with revealed competitive advantage SWOT and foresight Cooperation with Österbotten and peer-review RIS3 strategy for Nordland

What do we expect to get out of smart specialisation The analysis will give Nordland a tool to prioritize politically, also in VRI Build a stronger cooperation between stakeholders and ensure a research agenda that builds on demand-driven research A platform that can be used in multilevel governance A connection to Horizon 2020 A vision and a tool to follow the innovation policy both on national level and internationally

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