Eye@RIS3 visualises public investment priorities for innovation across Europe. It enables public managers and stakeholders to position their territory in comparison to other territories and to find potential partners for collaboration. Inside the EU, priorities are linked to the use of the European Regional and Development Funds (ERDF). Data are based on the information found in Smart Specialisation Strategies and related strategic frameworks. Outside the EU, they depict R&I priorities reported in various government strategy documents.
Last updates: The tool has been fully upgraded in September 2018. Data are continuously updated based on inputs from European regional and national authorities and their stakeholders (also called the "entrepreneurial discovery process" in the literature on smart specialisation).
Smart services and processes Renewal current processs and practices in industry, use of IoT, 5G and robotics offer opportunities for smart production and services. Steel production and manufacturing companies form the strong industrial basis of the region.
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Economic Domains
C - Manufacturing C.10 - Food products C.11 - Beverages C.12 - Tobacco products C.13 - Textiles C.14 - Wearing apparel C.15 - Leather and related products C.16 - Manufacturing of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furni C.17 - Paper and paper products C.18 - Printing and reproduction of recorded media C.19 - Coke and refined petroleum products C.20 - Chemicals and chemical products C.21 - Basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations C.22 - Rubber and plastic products C.23 - Other non-metallic mineral products C.24 - Basic metals C.25 - Fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment C.26 - Computer, electronic and optical products C.27 - Electrical equipment C.28 - Machinery and equipment n.e.c. C.29 - Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers C.30 - Other transport equipment C.31 - Furniture C.32 - Other manufacturing C.33 - Repair and installation of machinery and equipment D - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply D.35 - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply F - Construction F.41 - Construction of buildings F.42 - Civil engineering F.43 - Specialised construction activities G - Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles G.45 - Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcyc G.46 - Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles G.47 - Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles H - Transportation and storage H.49 - Land transport and transport via pipelines H.50 - Water transport H.51 - Air transport H.52 - Warehousing and support activities for transportation H.53 - Postal and courier activities I - Accommodation and food service activities I.55 - Accommodation I.56 - Food and beverage service activities J - Information and communication technologies J.58 - Publishing activities J.59 - Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound rec J.60 - Programming and broadcasting activities J.61 - Telecommunications J.62 - Computer programming, consultancy and related activities J.63 - Information service activities L - Real estate activities L.68 - Real estate activities M - Professional, scientific and technical activities M.69 - Legal and accounting activities M.70 - Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities M.71 - Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and anal M.72 - Scientific research and development M.73 - Advertising and market research M.74 - Other professional, scientific and technical activities M.75 - Veterinary activities N - Administrative and support service activities N.77 - Rental and leasing activities N.78 - Employment activities N.79 - Travel agency, tour operator and other reservation service and relat N.80 - Security and investigation activities N.81 - Services to buildings and landscape activities N.82 - Office administrative, office support and other business support act
Scientific Domains
02 - Environment 02.08 - Monitoring facilities for measurement of pollution 02.09 - Noise and vibration 02.10 - Protection against natural hazards 02.11 - Protection of ambient air 02.12 - Protection of ambient water 02.13 - Protection of atmosphere and climate 02.14 - Protection of soil and groundwater 02.15 - Protection of species and habitats 02.16 - Radioactive pollution 02.17 - Solid waste 02.18 - The elimination and prevention of pollution 04 - Transport, telecommunication and other infrastructures 04.23 - Civil engineering 04.24 - Construction and planning of building 04.25 - General planning of land-use 04.26 - Protection against harmful effects in town and country planning 04.27 - Telecommunication systems 04.28 - Transport systems 04.29 - Water supply 05.30 - CO2 capture and storage 05.31 - Energy conservation 05.32 - Energy efficiency - consumption 05.33 - Energy production and distribution efficiency 05.34 - Hydrogen and fuel gas 05.36 - Other power and storage technologies 05.37 - Renewable energy sources 06 - Industrial production and technology 06.38 - Increasing economic efficiency and competitiveness 06.39 - Improving industrial production and technology 06.40 - Recycling waste 06.41 - Manufacture of food products 06.42 - Manufacture of beverages 06.43 - Manufacture of tobacco products 06.44 - Manufacture of textiles 06.45 - Manufacture of wearing apparel 06.46 - Manufacture of leather and related products 06.47 - Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furnit 06.48 - Manufacture of paper and paper products 06.49 - Printing and reproduction of recorded media 06.50 - Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 06.51 - Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 06.52 - Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical pre 06.53 - Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 06.54 - Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 06.55 - Manufacture of basic metals 06.56 - Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equi 06.57 - Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 06.58 - Manufacture of electrical equipment 06.59 - Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 06.60 - Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 06.61 - Manufacture of other transport equipment 06.62 - Manufacture of furniture 06.63 - Other manufacturing 06.64 - Repair and installation of machinery and equipment
Policy Objectives
D - Digital transformation D.18 - Advanced or High performance computing D.19 - Artificial intelligence, cognitive systems, augmented and virtual re D.20 - Big data, data mining, database management D.21 - Broadband, spectrum and other communication networks (e.g. 5G) D.22 - Cleaner environment & efficient energy networks and low energy compu D.23 - Cloud computing and software as a service and service architectures D.24 - Digitising Industry (Industry 4.0, smart and additive manufactruing) D.25 - E-Commerce & SMEs online D.26 - e-Government (e.g. e-Procurement, open data & sharing of public sect D.27 - e-Health (e.g. healthy ageing) D.28 - e-Inclusion (e.g. e-Skills, e-Learning) D.29 - ICT trust, cyber security & network security D.30 - Intelligent inter-modal & sustainable urban areas (e.g. smart cities D.31 - Internet of Things (e.g. connected devices, sensors and actuators ne D.32 - Location based technologies (e.g. GPS, GIS, in-house localization) D.33 - New media & easier access to cultural contents (e.g. heritage) D.34 - Quantum computing D.35 - Robotics, autonomous and cyber physical systems (e.g. vehicles, embe D.36 - Smart system integration E - KETs E.37 - Advanced manufacturing systems E.38 - Advanced materials E.39 - Industrial biotechnology E.40 - Micro/Nano-electronics E.41 - Nanotechnology E.42 - Photonics H - Service innovation H.51 - New or improved organisational models H.52 - New or improved service processes H.53 - New or improved service products (commodities or public services) J - Sustainable innovation J.61 - Bioeconomy J.62 - Climate change J.63 - Eco-innovations J.64 - High-speed rail-road transportation systems J.65 - Resource efficiency J.66 - Smart green & integrated transport systems J.67 - Sustainable agriculture J.68 - Sustainable energy & renewables J.69 - Sustainable land & water use J.70 - Sustainable production & consumption J.71 - Waste management
Smart and sustainable design Well-being, culture and travel – creative combinations of nature, culture, and well-being with digital services offer new opportunities especially for SME’s in the region. Increased focus on sustainability also offers new business opportunities.
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Economic Domains
C.13 - Textiles C.14 - Wearing apparel C.15 - Leather and related products C.16 - Manufacturing of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furni C.17 - Paper and paper products C.18 - Printing and reproduction of recorded media C.22 - Rubber and plastic products C.23 - Other non-metallic mineral products C.24 - Basic metals C.25 - Fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment C.26 - Computer, electronic and optical products C.27 - Electrical equipment C.28 - Machinery and equipment n.e.c. C.29 - Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers C.30 - Other transport equipment C.31 - Furniture C.32 - Other manufacturing C.33 - Repair and installation of machinery and equipment F - Construction F.41 - Construction of buildings F.42 - Civil engineering F.43 - Specialised construction activities I - Accommodation and food service activities I.55 - Accommodation I.56 - Food and beverage service activities J - Information and communication technologies J.58 - Publishing activities J.59 - Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound rec J.60 - Programming and broadcasting activities J.61 - Telecommunications J.62 - Computer programming, consultancy and related activities J.63 - Information service activities M - Professional, scientific and technical activities M.69 - Legal and accounting activities M.70 - Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities M.71 - Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and anal M.72 - Scientific research and development M.73 - Advertising and market research M.74 - Other professional, scientific and technical activities M.75 - Veterinary activities N - Administrative and support service activities N.77 - Rental and leasing activities N.78 - Employment activities N.79 - Travel agency, tour operator and other reservation service and relat N.80 - Security and investigation activities N.81 - Services to buildings and landscape activities N.82 - Office administrative, office support and other business support act Q - Human health and social work activities Q.86 - Human health activities Q.87 - Residential care activities Q.88 - Social work activities without accommodation R - Arts, entertainment and recreation R.90 - Creative, arts and entertainment activities R.91 - Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities R.92 - Gambling and betting activities R.93 - Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities
Scientific Domains
06.38 - Increasing economic efficiency and competitiveness 06.39 - Improving industrial production and technology 06.40 - Recycling waste 06.44 - Manufacture of textiles 06.45 - Manufacture of wearing apparel 06.46 - Manufacture of leather and related products 06.47 - Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furnit 06.48 - Manufacture of paper and paper products 06.49 - Printing and reproduction of recorded media 06.52 - Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical pre 06.53 - Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 06.54 - Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 06.55 - Manufacture of basic metals 06.56 - Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equi 06.57 - Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 06.58 - Manufacture of electrical equipment 06.59 - Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 06.60 - Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 06.61 - Manufacture of other transport equipment 06.62 - Manufacture of furniture 06.63 - Other manufacturing 06.64 - Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 10.84 - Broadcasting and publishing services 10.85 - Cultural services 10.86 - Racial, cultural and social integration, sociology of science, reli 10.87 - Recreational and sporting services 12 - General advancement of knowledge 12.098 - Agriculture, forestry, fishery, animal and dairy sciences 12.099 - Biological sciences 12.100 - Chemical sciences 12.101 - Earth and related environmental sciences 12.102 - Engineering Sciences 12.103 - Humanities (history, archaeology, languages, literature, philosoph 12.104 - Mathematics, computer and information sciences 12.105 - Medical sciences 12.106 - Other natural sciences 12.107 - Physical sciences 12.108 - Social sciences (psychology, economics, business, sociology, law,
Policy Objectives
C - Cultural & creative industries C.16 - Development of regional cultural & creative industries C.17 - Support to link cultural & creative industries with traditional indu D - Digital transformation D.18 - Advanced or High performance computing D.19 - Artificial intelligence, cognitive systems, augmented and virtual re D.20 - Big data, data mining, database management D.21 - Broadband, spectrum and other communication networks (e.g. 5G) D.22 - Cleaner environment & efficient energy networks and low energy compu D.23 - Cloud computing and software as a service and service architectures D.24 - Digitising Industry (Industry 4.0, smart and additive manufactruing) D.25 - E-Commerce & SMEs online D.26 - e-Government (e.g. e-Procurement, open data & sharing of public sect D.27 - e-Health (e.g. healthy ageing) D.28 - e-Inclusion (e.g. e-Skills, e-Learning) D.29 - ICT trust, cyber security & network security D.30 - Intelligent inter-modal & sustainable urban areas (e.g. smart cities D.31 - Internet of Things (e.g. connected devices, sensors and actuators ne D.32 - Location based technologies (e.g. GPS, GIS, in-house localization) D.33 - New media & easier access to cultural contents (e.g. heritage) D.34 - Quantum computing D.35 - Robotics, autonomous and cyber physical systems (e.g. vehicles, embe D.36 - Smart system integration E - KETs E.37 - Advanced manufacturing systems E.38 - Advanced materials E.39 - Industrial biotechnology E.40 - Micro/Nano-electronics E.41 - Nanotechnology E.42 - Photonics F.44 - Ecotourism G.46 - Ageing societies H - Service innovation H.51 - New or improved organisational models H.52 - New or improved service processes H.53 - New or improved service products (commodities or public services) I - Social innovation I.54 - New organisational models & social relations that meet social needs I.55 - New products or services that meet social needs I.56 - Social innovation with regard to child care I.57 - Social innovation with regard to education, skills & training I.58 - Social innovation with regard to environmental issues I.59 - Social innovation with regard to health, well-being & elder care I.60 - Social innovation with regard to social inclusion J - Sustainable innovation J.61 - Bioeconomy J.62 - Climate change J.63 - Eco-innovations J.64 - High-speed rail-road transportation systems J.65 - Resource efficiency J.66 - Smart green & integrated transport systems J.67 - Sustainable agriculture J.68 - Sustainable energy & renewables J.69 - Sustainable land & water use J.70 - Sustainable production & consumption J.71 - Waste management
Bio- and Circular Economy - Renewable Materials and Energy Smart specialisation as a regional objective rests
in the improved utilisation of forest and other
natural resources, raw materials and wastes,
e.g. in energy use, biofuels, material refining and
added value-based innovative products. This priorit...
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Smart specialisation as a regional objective rests
in the improved utilisation of forest and other
natural resources, raw materials and wastes,
e.g. in energy use, biofuels, material refining and
added value-based innovative products. This priority focuses energy, new products and entrepreneurial activity from resource-effective and low-carbon bio- and circular economies.
Economic Domains
A.02 - Forestry and logging C.16 - Manufacturing of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furni C.28 - Machinery and equipment n.e.c. C.32 - Other manufacturing E.38 - Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recov M.72 - Scientific research and development M.74 - Other professional, scientific and technical activities
Scientific Domains
02.18 - The elimination and prevention of pollution 05.31 - Energy conservation 05.37 - Renewable energy sources 06.38 - Increasing economic efficiency and competitiveness 06.39 - Improving industrial production and technology 06.40 - Recycling waste 06.47 - Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furnit 06.59 - Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 08.72 - Agricultural forestry impact on environment 08.73 - Agriculture, forestry and fishery 12.098 - Agriculture, forestry, fishery, animal and dairy sciences 12.102 - Engineering Sciences
Policy Objectives
A.03 - Bio fuels & energy efficiency E.37 - Advanced manufacturing systems E.39 - Industrial biotechnology I.55 - New products or services that meet social needs I.58 - Social innovation with regard to environmental issues J.61 - Bioeconomy J.63 - Eco-innovations J.65 - Resource efficiency J.69 - Sustainable land & water use J.70 - Sustainable production & consumption J.71 - Waste management
Smart and Green Logistics Safety and smart logistics - our region’s expertise in safety in both maritime transport and port operations is the top international level. Smart logistics is a means to
intensify operations by which the environment,
costs and work time are saved...
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Safety and smart logistics - our region’s expertise in safety in both maritime transport and port operations is the top international level. Smart logistics is a means to
intensify operations by which the environment,
costs and work time are saved and safety is also
added. Smart specialisation as a regional objective is
to connect, by means of digitalisation, ports,
logistics actors and multimodal terminals into
a more active, closer part of the European core
transportation chain (TEN-T).
Economic Domains
H.50 - Water transport H.52 - Warehousing and support activities for transportation J.63 - Information service activities
Scientific Domains
04.28 - Transport systems 05.32 - Energy efficiency - consumption 05.36 - Other power and storage technologies 12.102 - Engineering Sciences
Policy Objectives
A.05 - Safety & security A.07 - Transport & logistics B.15 - Transport & logistics (incl. highways of the seas) D.36 - Smart system integration H.52 - New or improved service processes J.66 - Smart green & integrated transport systems
Digitalisation - Cyber Security and Digital Applications Cyber security, gamification and digital applications in logistics, bio-economy, tourism and in health &
well-being. Possibilities for new ideas and innovations are seen especially at the interfaces of different areas and expertise and digital app...
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Cyber security, gamification and digital applications in logistics, bio-economy, tourism and in health &
well-being. Possibilities for new ideas and innovations are seen especially at the interfaces of different areas and expertise and digital applications. Smart specialisation as a regional objective is the
establishment of an open cyber security network
and expertise concentration in which cyber security
services and education (in particular, education in
gamification-related cyber security) are performed
together with companies.
Economic Domains
J.62 - Computer programming, consultancy and related activities J.63 - Information service activities M.74 - Other professional, scientific and technical activities N.80 - Security and investigation activities R.90 - Creative, arts and entertainment activities R.92 - Gambling and betting activities
Scientific Domains
10.84 - Broadcasting and publishing services 12.102 - Engineering Sciences
Policy Objectives
A.05 - Safety & security C.16 - Development of regional cultural & creative industries D.19 - Artificial intelligence, cognitive systems, augmented and virtual re D.29 - ICT trust, cyber security & network security D.36 - Smart system integration H.52 - New or improved service processes J.66 - Smart green & integrated transport systems
Safe food The area is focused on providing high-quality agri-food products that are safe for consumers and the environment. This can be achieved, inter alia, by improving products and processes related to their production, processing, storage, distribution ...
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The area is focused on providing high-quality agri-food products that are safe for consumers and the environment. This can be achieved, inter alia, by improving products and processes related to their production, processing, storage, distribution and disposal. The area takes into account solutions influencing the quality and safety of food, including e.g.: cultivation and breeding techniques (including precision farming), fertilizers, plant protection products, feed, veterinary drugs, machines, devices and tools for agriculture and agri-food processing, formulation of food products and improvement of technological processes, testing the quality of agri-food products, food storage and distribution (including packaging). Assumed economic effects: increase in the availability of high-quality agri-food products that are safe for consumers and the environment. Expected projects results: impact on improving the quality and safety of food products.
Economic Domains
A.01 - Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities C.10 - Food products C.11 - Beverages C.20 - Chemicals and chemical products C.21 - Basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations C.22 - Rubber and plastic products C.23 - Other non-metallic mineral products C.25 - Fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment C.27 - Electrical equipment C.28 - Machinery and equipment n.e.c. C.29 - Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers C.30 - Other transport equipment C.32 - Other manufacturing C.33 - Repair and installation of machinery and equipment E.36 - Water collection, treatment and supply E.38 - Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recov E.39 - Remediation activities and other waste management services G.46 - Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles G.47 - Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles H.49 - Land transport and transport via pipelines H.50 - Water transport H.52 - Warehousing and support activities for transportation I.56 - Food and beverage service activities J.62 - Computer programming, consultancy and related activities J.63 - Information service activities M.72 - Scientific research and development M.75 - Veterinary activities
Scientific Domains
02.08 - Monitoring facilities for measurement of pollution 02.10 - Protection against natural hazards 02.18 - The elimination and prevention of pollution 04.29 - Water supply 05.32 - Energy efficiency - consumption 05.37 - Renewable energy sources 06.38 - Increasing economic efficiency and competitiveness 06.40 - Recycling waste 06.41 - Manufacture of food products 06.42 - Manufacture of beverages 06.51 - Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 06.52 - Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical pre 06.53 - Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 06.54 - Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 06.55 - Manufacture of basic metals 06.56 - Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equi 06.58 - Manufacture of electrical equipment 06.59 - Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 06.60 - Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 06.61 - Manufacture of other transport equipment 06.63 - Other manufacturing 08 - Agriculture 08.72 - Agricultural forestry impact on environment 08.73 - Agriculture, forestry and fishery 08.74 - Animal and dairy science 08.75 - Fertilizers, pest control and mechanization of agriculture 08.76 - Food productivity and technology 08.77 - Veterinary science and other agricultural science 12.098 - Agriculture, forestry, fishery, animal and dairy sciences 12.099 - Biological sciences 12.100 - Chemical sciences 12.101 - Earth and related environmental sciences 12.104 - Mathematics, computer and information sciences 12.105 - Medical sciences 12.106 - Other natural sciences
Policy Objectives
D.32 - Location based technologies (e.g. GPS, GIS, in-house localization) D.35 - Robotics, autonomous and cyber physical systems (e.g. vehicles, embe D.36 - Smart system integration E - KETs E.37 - Advanced manufacturing systems E.38 - Advanced materials E.39 - Industrial biotechnology E.40 - Micro/Nano-electronics E.41 - Nanotechnology E.42 - Photonics F.45 - Nature preservation G.48 - Food security & safety G.49 - Public health & well-being J.61 - Bioeconomy J.63 - Eco-innovations J.65 - Resource efficiency J.66 - Smart green & integrated transport systems J.67 - Sustainable agriculture J.68 - Sustainable energy & renewables J.69 - Sustainable land & water use J.70 - Sustainable production & consumption J.71 - Waste management
Intelligent systems in industry and infrastructure The area focuses on technological solutions leading to optimization, automation, adaptability or autonomy as well as ensuring the security of processes related to the functioning of enterprises and infrastructure. It includes e.g. implementation o...
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The area focuses on technological solutions leading to optimization, automation, adaptability or autonomy as well as ensuring the security of processes related to the functioning of enterprises and infrastructure. It includes e.g. implementation of innovations in the field of:
- management, control and monitoring of technological processes (e.g. pre-fault diagnostics and maintenance),
- applications of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things in industry and infrastructure (e.g. in the field of managing relations between devices, machines or infrastructure facilities),
- efficient management of material and energy resources (e.g. smart grids, energy storage),
- improving decision-making processes related to the functioning of enterprises,
- transformation of the economy towards Industry 4.0,
- "smart buildings" and "smart cities".
Assumed economic effects: an increase in the number of innovations contributing to the improvement of the functioning of enterprises and infrastructure. Expected projects results: increasing the level of efficiency, automation, adaptability, autonomy and security of processes related to the functioning of enterprises and infrastructure.
Economic Domains
C.26 - Computer, electronic and optical products C.27 - Electrical equipment C.28 - Machinery and equipment n.e.c. C.29 - Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers C.30 - Other transport equipment C.32 - Other manufacturing C.33 - Repair and installation of machinery and equipment D - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply D.35 - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply F.43 - Specialised construction activities H.49 - Land transport and transport via pipelines H.50 - Water transport H.51 - Air transport H.52 - Warehousing and support activities for transportation J.60 - Programming and broadcasting activities J.61 - Telecommunications J.62 - Computer programming, consultancy and related activities J.63 - Information service activities M.71 - Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and anal M.72 - Scientific research and development
Scientific Domains
02.08 - Monitoring facilities for measurement of pollution 02.09 - Noise and vibration 02.10 - Protection against natural hazards 02.18 - The elimination and prevention of pollution 03 - Exploration and exploitation of space 03.19 - Applied research programmes for space 03.20 - Launch systems for space 03.21 - Scientific exploration of space 03.22 - Space Laboratories and space travel 04.23 - Civil engineering 04.24 - Construction and planning of building 04.26 - Protection against harmful effects in town and country planning 04.27 - Telecommunication systems 04.28 - Transport systems 04.29 - Water supply 05.31 - Energy conservation 05.32 - Energy efficiency - consumption 05.33 - Energy production and distribution efficiency 05.34 - Hydrogen and fuel gas 05.35 - Nuclear fission and fusion 05.36 - Other power and storage technologies 05.37 - Renewable energy sources 06.38 - Increasing economic efficiency and competitiveness 06.39 - Improving industrial production and technology 06.40 - Recycling waste 06.57 - Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 06.58 - Manufacture of electrical equipment 06.59 - Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 06.60 - Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 06.61 - Manufacture of other transport equipment 06.63 - Other manufacturing 06.64 - Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 12.099 - Biological sciences 12.100 - Chemical sciences 12.101 - Earth and related environmental sciences 12.102 - Engineering Sciences 12.104 - Mathematics, computer and information sciences 12.107 - Physical sciences
Policy Objectives
A - Aeronautics & space A.01 - Aeronautics A.02 - Aeronautics & environment A.03 - Bio fuels & energy efficiency A.04 - Remotely piloted aircrafts A.05 - Safety & security A.06 - Space A.07 - Transport & logistics D.18 - Advanced or High performance computing D.19 - Artificial intelligence, cognitive systems, augmented and virtual re D.20 - Big data, data mining, database management D.21 - Broadband, spectrum and other communication networks (e.g. 5G) D.22 - Cleaner environment & efficient energy networks and low energy compu D.23 - Cloud computing and software as a service and service architectures D.24 - Digitising Industry (Industry 4.0, smart and additive manufactruing) D.29 - ICT trust, cyber security & network security D.30 - Intelligent inter-modal & sustainable urban areas (e.g. smart cities D.31 - Internet of Things (e.g. connected devices, sensors and actuators ne D.32 - Location based technologies (e.g. GPS, GIS, in-house localization) D.34 - Quantum computing D.35 - Robotics, autonomous and cyber physical systems (e.g. vehicles, embe D.36 - Smart system integration E - KETs E.37 - Advanced manufacturing systems E.38 - Advanced materials E.39 - Industrial biotechnology E.40 - Micro/Nano-electronics E.41 - Nanotechnology E.42 - Photonics J.61 - Bioeconomy J.65 - Resource efficiency J.66 - Smart green & integrated transport systems J.68 - Sustainable energy & renewables J.69 - Sustainable land & water use J.70 - Sustainable production & consumption J.71 - Waste management
Modern business ecosystem The area focuses on technological solutions, processes and business environment institutions services that have a positive impact on the interaction between business and its environment. It includes, among others:
- limiting the negative impact of...
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The area focuses on technological solutions, processes and business environment institutions services that have a positive impact on the interaction between business and its environment. It includes, among others:
- limiting the negative impact of economic activity on the environment (e.g. by reducing the amount of emitted waste and pollution, managing waste and by-products, striving to transform towards a circular economy, using renewable energy sources),
- providing a comprehensive range of development services (e.g. provided by regional economic development animators or business environment institutions working for the development of entrepreneurship and innovation), facilitating access to capital, infrastructure and knowledge resources necessary for the development and increase in innovative activity of enterprises,
- development of creative sector services in the field of creative activity of a utility nature,
- improvement of access to R&D infrastructure and development of the offer of research and development works carried out for the needs of entrepreneurs.
Assumed economic effects: shaping an environment conducive to conducting innovative activities in Mazovia and positive interactions between business and its surroundings. Expected projects results: improving the conditions for conducting business and innovative activities, improving access to comprehensive business support services, reducing the negative impact of economic activity on the environment.
Economic Domains
E.38 - Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recov E.39 - Remediation activities and other waste management services J.61 - Telecommunications J.62 - Computer programming, consultancy and related activities J.63 - Information service activities M.69 - Legal and accounting activities M.70 - Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities M.71 - Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and anal M.72 - Scientific research and development M.73 - Advertising and market research M.74 - Other professional, scientific and technical activities N.78 - Employment activities N.82 - Office administrative, office support and other business support act
Scientific Domains
02 - Environment 02.08 - Monitoring facilities for measurement of pollution 02.09 - Noise and vibration 02.10 - Protection against natural hazards 02.11 - Protection of ambient air 02.12 - Protection of ambient water 02.13 - Protection of atmosphere and climate 02.14 - Protection of soil and groundwater 02.15 - Protection of species and habitats 02.16 - Radioactive pollution 02.17 - Solid waste 02.18 - The elimination and prevention of pollution 04.26 - Protection against harmful effects in town and country planning 05 - Energy 05.30 - CO2 capture and storage 05.31 - Energy conservation 05.32 - Energy efficiency - consumption 05.33 - Energy production and distribution efficiency 05.34 - Hydrogen and fuel gas 05.35 - Nuclear fission and fusion 05.36 - Other power and storage technologies 05.37 - Renewable energy sources 06.38 - Increasing economic efficiency and competitiveness 06.39 - Improving industrial production and technology 06.40 - Recycling waste 06.63 - Other manufacturing 06.64 - Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 09.82 - Subsidiary services to education 09.83 - Tertiary education 12.099 - Biological sciences 12.100 - Chemical sciences 12.101 - Earth and related environmental sciences 12.102 - Engineering Sciences 12.104 - Mathematics, computer and information sciences 12.108 - Social sciences (psychology, economics, business, sociology, law,
Policy Objectives
D.18 - Advanced or High performance computing D.19 - Artificial intelligence, cognitive systems, augmented and virtual re D.20 - Big data, data mining, database management D.22 - Cleaner environment & efficient energy networks and low energy compu D.23 - Cloud computing and software as a service and service architectures D.24 - Digitising Industry (Industry 4.0, smart and additive manufactruing) D.25 - E-Commerce & SMEs online D.26 - e-Government (e.g. e-Procurement, open data & sharing of public sect D.27 - e-Health (e.g. healthy ageing) D.28 - e-Inclusion (e.g. e-Skills, e-Learning) D.29 - ICT trust, cyber security & network security D.33 - New media & easier access to cultural contents (e.g. heritage) D.36 - Smart system integration F.45 - Nature preservation H - Service innovation H.51 - New or improved organisational models H.52 - New or improved service processes H.53 - New or improved service products (commodities or public services) I.54 - New organisational models & social relations that meet social needs I.57 - Social innovation with regard to education, skills & training I.58 - Social innovation with regard to environmental issues J.62 - Climate change J.63 - Eco-innovations J.65 - Resource efficiency J.68 - Sustainable energy & renewables J.69 - Sustainable land & water use J.70 - Sustainable production & consumption J.71 - Waste management
High quality of life The area focuses on technological and organisational solutions aimed at the development of social and human capital, ensuring access to personalized medicine and disease prevention, social inclusion and counteracting the negative effects of the re...
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The area focuses on technological and organisational solutions aimed at the development of social and human capital, ensuring access to personalized medicine and disease prevention, social inclusion and counteracting the negative effects of the region's development polarization and the implementation of social innovations. It includes innovations contributing to the improvement of the quality of life of the inhabitants of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship in the areas of education, health, safety, work environment and spending free time.
Assumed economic effects: increasing the attractiveness of the voivodeship as a place to live and develop its inhabitants, reducing the negative effects of the development polarization of the voivodeship, increasing social and human capital. Expected projects results: increasing the quality and availability of products and services in the field of education, health, safety, work environment or leisure activities, in particular aimed at meeting the specific needs of specific social groups, activity in the field of social inclusion.
Economic Domains
C.20 - Chemicals and chemical products C.21 - Basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations C.26 - Computer, electronic and optical products C.27 - Electrical equipment C.28 - Machinery and equipment n.e.c. C.32 - Other manufacturing I - Accommodation and food service activities I.55 - Accommodation I.56 - Food and beverage service activities J - Information and communication technologies J.58 - Publishing activities J.59 - Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound rec J.60 - Programming and broadcasting activities J.61 - Telecommunications J.62 - Computer programming, consultancy and related activities J.63 - Information service activities M.72 - Scientific research and development M.74 - Other professional, scientific and technical activities N.78 - Employment activities N.80 - Security and investigation activities O - Public administration and defence; compulsory social security O.84 - Public administration and defence; compulsory social security P - Education P.85 - Education Q - Human health and social work activities Q.86 - Human health activities Q.87 - Residential care activities Q.88 - Social work activities without accommodation R.90 - Creative, arts and entertainment activities R.91 - Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities R.93 - Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities
Scientific Domains
02.08 - Monitoring facilities for measurement of pollution 02.09 - Noise and vibration 02.10 - Protection against natural hazards 04.23 - Civil engineering 04.26 - Protection against harmful effects in town and country planning 04.27 - Telecommunication systems 06.49 - Printing and reproduction of recorded media 06.63 - Other manufacturing 07 - Health 07.65 - Health promotion 07.66 - Monitoring the health situation 07.67 - Occupational health 07.68 - Personal health care for vulnerable and high risk population 07.69 - Public health legislation and regulations 07.70 - Public health management 07.71 - Public health services 09 - Education 09.78 - Post secondary non tertiary education 09.79 - Pre- and primary school 09.80 - Secondary school 09.81 - Special education 09.82 - Subsidiary services to education 09.83 - Tertiary education 10.84 - Broadcasting and publishing services 10.85 - Cultural services 10.86 - Racial, cultural and social integration, sociology of science, reli 10.87 - Recreational and sporting services 10.88 - Religious and other community services 11.90 - Poverty reduction 11.91 - Protection of specific population categories, i.e. social, sociolog 11.92 - Public administration and economic policy 11.94 - Social aspects of organization of work 11.96 - Social change, social processes and social conflicts 11.97 - Social security and social assistance systems 12.102 - Engineering Sciences 12.104 - Mathematics, computer and information sciences 12.105 - Medical sciences 12.106 - Other natural sciences 12.108 - Social sciences (psychology, economics, business, sociology, law,
Policy Objectives
C - Cultural & creative industries C.16 - Development of regional cultural & creative industries C.17 - Support to link cultural & creative industries with traditional indu D.18 - Advanced or High performance computing D.19 - Artificial intelligence, cognitive systems, augmented and virtual re D.20 - Big data, data mining, database management D.21 - Broadband, spectrum and other communication networks (e.g. 5G) D.23 - Cloud computing and software as a service and service architectures D.25 - E-Commerce & SMEs online D.26 - e-Government (e.g. e-Procurement, open data & sharing of public sect D.27 - e-Health (e.g. healthy ageing) D.28 - e-Inclusion (e.g. e-Skills, e-Learning) D.29 - ICT trust, cyber security & network security D.30 - Intelligent inter-modal & sustainable urban areas (e.g. smart cities D.31 - Internet of Things (e.g. connected devices, sensors and actuators ne D.33 - New media & easier access to cultural contents (e.g. heritage) D.35 - Robotics, autonomous and cyber physical systems (e.g. vehicles, embe D.36 - Smart system integration E - KETs E.37 - Advanced manufacturing systems E.38 - Advanced materials E.39 - Industrial biotechnology E.40 - Micro/Nano-electronics E.41 - Nanotechnology E.42 - Photonics G - Public health & security G.46 - Ageing societies G.47 - Dual use G.48 - Food security & safety G.49 - Public health & well-being G.50 - Public safety & pandemics H - Service innovation H.51 - New or improved organisational models H.52 - New or improved service processes H.53 - New or improved service products (commodities or public services) I.54 - New organisational models & social relations that meet social needs I.55 - New products or services that meet social needs I.57 - Social innovation with regard to education, skills & training I.59 - Social innovation with regard to health, well-being & elder care I.60 - Social innovation with regard to social inclusion
Protection and sustainable transformation of natural resources Leader in the field of agriculture and food production, Normandie is charaterised by a variety of agriculture, marine and forest resources. Facing the impacts of climate change, Normandie will support innovation to better protect biodiversity, nat...
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Leader in the field of agriculture and food production, Normandie is charaterised by a variety of agriculture, marine and forest resources. Facing the impacts of climate change, Normandie will support innovation to better protect biodiversity, natural resources, to limit impacts as well as ensure safety and product quality for the consumers.
Economic Domains
A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing A.01 - Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities A.02 - Forestry and logging A.03 - Fishing and aquaculture
Scientific Domains
02.14 - Protection of soil and groundwater 02.15 - Protection of species and habitats 02.18 - The elimination and prevention of pollution 08 - Agriculture 08.72 - Agricultural forestry impact on environment 08.73 - Agriculture, forestry and fishery 08.74 - Animal and dairy science 08.75 - Fertilizers, pest control and mechanization of agriculture 08.76 - Food productivity and technology 08.77 - Veterinary science and other agricultural science
Policy Objectives
B.08 - Aquaculture B.11 - Fisheries F.43 - Biodiversity F.45 - Nature preservation J.67 - Sustainable agriculture J.69 - Sustainable land & water use J.70 - Sustainable production & consumption