Eye@RIS3

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.

To allow for easy comparisons with established classifications, priorities are classified using the Statistical Classification of Economic Activities in the European Community (NACE rev. 2) and the Nomenclature for the Analysis and Comparison of Scientific Programmes and Budgets (NABS 2007).

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).

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	Name [NUTS ID]	Description	Source	Date of Source
	Berlin [DE3]	Transport, Mobility and Logistics Traffic and Mobility management ● Automation and connected driving ● Digital production ● New vehicle and aircraft concepts ● Emerging technologies ● Passenger mobility and logistics	Final RIS3 Document	18 - Nov - 2022
Economic Domains C.29 - Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers C.30 - Other transport equipment H.50 - Water transport H.51 - Air transport H.52 - Warehousing and support activities for transportation Scientific Domains 04.28 - Transport systems 06.60 - Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 06.61 - Manufacture of other transport equipment 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 B.15 - Transport & logistics (incl. highways of the seas) J.64 - High-speed rail-road transportation systems J.66 - Smart green & integrated transport systems
	Berlin [DE3]	Clean Technologies Circular economy ● Sustainable water management	Final RIS3 Document	18 - Nov - 2022
Economic Domains 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 Scientific Domains 02.11 - Protection of ambient air 02.12 - Protection of ambient water 02.13 - Protection of atmosphere and climate 04.29 - Water supply 06.40 - Recycling waste Policy Objectives F.45 - Nature preservation J.62 - Climate change J.63 - Eco-innovations J.65 - Resource efficiency J.69 - Sustainable land & water use J.71 - Waste management
	Berlin [DE3]	Industrial Production Industry 4.0 ● Additive manufacturing ● Lightweight technology	Final RIS3 Document	18 - Nov - 2022
Economic Domains C - Manufacturing C.28 - Machinery and equipment n.e.c. C.32 - Other manufacturing Scientific Domains 06.38 - Increasing economic efficiency and competitiveness 06.39 - Improving industrial production and technology 06.40 - Recycling waste 06.59 - Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 06.63 - Other manufacturing Policy Objectives D.24 - Digitising Industry (Industry 4.0, smart and additive manufactruing) E.37 - Advanced manufacturing systems E.38 - Advanced materials J.70 - Sustainable production & consumption
	Berlin [DE3]	Smart Cities Sustainable city ● Community-oriented city ● Resilient city ● Cooperative city	Final RIS3 Document	18 - Nov - 2022
Economic Domains M.74 - Other professional, scientific and technical activities Scientific Domains 02.18 - The elimination and prevention of pollution 05.32 - Energy efficiency - consumption 11.93 - Regional studies and multi-level governance 11.96 - Social change, social processes and social conflicts Policy Objectives D.36 - Smart system integration 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 J.63 - Eco-innovations
	Brittany [FRH0]	Maritime Economy for Blue Growth Objectives: - Strengthening regional excellence in energy transition for and through the world of the sea - Increasing innovation capacity in maritime safety of the seas and oceans and coastal management - Developing marine biotechnologies and bio...	Final RIS3 Document	18 - Dec - 2020
Objectives: - Strengthening regional excellence in energy transition for and through the world of the sea - Increasing innovation capacity in maritime safety of the seas and oceans and coastal management - Developing marine biotechnologies and bioresources Thematic levers: - Marine renewable energies - Marine bioresources and biotechnologies - Vessels of the future - Ports, logistics and maritime transport - Maritime safety - Environment, ocean health and coastline management Economic Domains A.03 - Fishing and aquaculture H.50 - Water transport Scientific Domains 01.02 - Climatic and meteorological research 01.04 - Exploration and exploitation of sea-bed 01.05 - Hydrology 01.07 - Sea and oceans 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 03.19 - Applied research programmes for space 05.32 - Energy efficiency - consumption 05.33 - Energy production and distribution efficiency 05.34 - Hydrogen and fuel gas 13 - Defence 13.109 - Defence Policy Objectives A.05 - Safety & security B - Blue growth B.08 - Aquaculture B.09 - Blue renewable energy B.10 - Coastal & maritime tourism B.11 - Fisheries B.12 - Marine biotechnology B.13 - Offshore mining, oil & gas B.14 - Shipbuilding & ship repair B.15 - Transport & logistics (incl. highways of the seas) F.43 - Biodiversity J.61 - Bioeconomy J.62 - Climate change J.63 - Eco-innovations J.65 - Resource efficiency J.66 - Smart green & integrated transport systems J.68 - Sustainable energy & renewables
	Brittany [FRH0]	The Food Economy of Eating Well for All Objectives: - Developing sustainable, responsible and efficient agriculture and aquaculture by supporting environmental, energy, digital, economic and social transitions - Making Brittany's agri-food sector a European leader in process control - R...	Final RIS3 Document	18 - Dec - 2020
Objectives: - Developing sustainable, responsible and efficient agriculture and aquaculture by supporting environmental, energy, digital, economic and social transitions - Making Brittany's agri-food sector a European leader in process control - Responding to new societal and consumer expectations in order to conquer new markets Thematic levers: - New agricultural production systems - Precision agriculture - The food processing plant of the future - Tomorrow’s consumption Economic Domains A.01 - Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities A.02 - Forestry and logging Scientific Domains 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 12.101 - Earth and related environmental sciences Policy Objectives G.48 - Food security & safety J.61 - Bioeconomy J.62 - Climate change J.63 - Eco-innovations J.65 - Resource efficiency J.67 - Sustainable agriculture J.68 - Sustainable energy & renewables J.69 - Sustainable land & water use J.70 - Sustainable production & consumption J.71 - Waste management
	Brittany [FRH0]	Secure, Responsible Digital Economy Objectives: - Boosting innovation in digital technologies and applications (electronics, photonics, space, images and content, networks and connected objects, mobility) - Building collective intelligence around data - Building leadership in the Eu...	Final RIS3 Document	18 - Dec - 2020
Objectives: - Boosting innovation in digital technologies and applications (electronics, photonics, space, images and content, networks and connected objects, mobility) - Building collective intelligence around data - Building leadership in the European cybersecurity and digital security industry Thematic levers: - Cybersecurity - Electronics - Photonics - Data and intelligence - Images and contents / Networks and IoT - Aerospace industry - Sober and responsible digital technologies Economic Domains J.61 - Telecommunications Scientific Domains 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 13 - Defence 13.109 - Defence 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 - 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.40 - Micro/Nano-electronics E.41 - Nanotechnology E.42 - Photonics J.61 - Bioeconomy J.62 - Climate change J.63 - Eco-innovations
	Brittany [FRH0]	The Industry Economy for Smart Production Objectives: - Developing advanced production technologies to increase competitiveness - Developing a transition industry Thematic levers: - Materials - Technologies related to industrial production and production technologies - Energies - Mobilit...	Final RIS3 Document	18 - Dec - 2020
Objectives: - Developing advanced production technologies to increase competitiveness - Developing a transition industry Thematic levers: - Materials - Technologies related to industrial production and production technologies - Energies - Mobility industry - Human in Industry and Uses Economic Domains C.13 - Textiles C.14 - Wearing apparel C.15 - Leather and related products C.24 - Basic metals C.29 - Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers C.30 - Other transport equipment Scientific Domains 04.23 - Civil engineering 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 - 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 C - Cultural & creative industries C.16 - Development of regional cultural & creative industries C.17 - Support to link cultural & creative industries with traditional indu D.24 - Digitising Industry (Industry 4.0, smart and additive manufactruing) I.60 - Social innovation with regard to social inclusion J.61 - Bioeconomy J.62 - Climate change J.63 - Eco-innovations J.65 - Resource efficiency J.66 - Smart green & integrated transport systems J.68 - Sustainable energy & renewables
	Brittany [FRH0]	Responding to Transition Challenges with a Cross-Cutting R&I Approach DIGITAL & INDUSTRIAL TRANSITION: - Organising and supporting the digitalisation of socio-economic players, in particular the dissemination and adaptation of digital technologies in companies - Incorporating dimensions of ethics, respect for indivi...	Final RIS3 Document	18 - Dec - 2020
DIGITAL & INDUSTRIAL TRANSITION: - Organising and supporting the digitalisation of socio-economic players, in particular the dissemination and adaptation of digital technologies in companies - Incorporating dimensions of ethics, respect for individual liberties and ecological responsibility into digitalisation projects - Accompanying the changes in Breton industry, in particular for organisational, digital and energy aspects ENERGY & ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION - Accompanying the transformation of economic sectors towards adaptation to climate change, for a more resilient territory - Bringing out innovations with a positive impact and/or "low tech" and deploying the circular economy SOCIAL & CIVIC TRANSITION - Promoting the emergence and development of social innovations in the Breton economy - Strengthening and renewing the dialogue between science and society Economic Domains J.63 - Information service activities Scientific Domains 11.91 - Protection of specific population categories, i.e. social, sociolog 11.95 - Social assistance when sudden changes occur in society 11.96 - Social change, social processes and social conflicts 12.108 - Social sciences (psychology, economics, business, sociology, law, Policy Objectives D.28 - e-Inclusion (e.g. e-Skills, e-Learning) G.49 - Public health & well-being 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.58 - Social innovation with regard to environmental issues I.60 - Social innovation with regard to social inclusion J.68 - Sustainable energy & renewables
	Burgundy-Franche-Comté [FRC]	Value Chains for Sustainable Food The regional ambition is to support the entire food value chain around the concept of sustainable food, a source of well-being and pleasure, which preserves the environment and human health and ensures a fair remuneration for the stakeholders with...	Final RIS3 Document	23 - Apr - 2021
The regional ambition is to support the entire food value chain around the concept of sustainable food, a source of well-being and pleasure, which preserves the environment and human health and ensures a fair remuneration for the stakeholders within in the value chain. Economic Domains C.10 - Food products Scientific Domains 06.41 - Manufacture of food products 08.76 - Food productivity and technology Policy Objectives G.48 - Food security & safety

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