Cappellari, Tamara
S3
- Email: t.cappellari@regione.vda.it
- Phone: 0039-0165 274744
Valle d’Aosta (ITC2)
General Information
Aosta
3.261 km2
(2015)
123.360 (2022)
4.736,96 (2021)
- % of the National GDP 0,27 (2021)
- % of Unemployment 5,40 (2022)
- Regional GERD (%) 0,58 (2020)
- S3 related National Website
S3 Priorities
2021-2027
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Digitalisation Tourism Supply Chain - Protection Cultural Heritage | Digitalisation and introduction of new technologies and platforms can strengthen tourism promotion capacity and offer as well as help preserve and valorise the cultural and environmental assets. Keywords: Tourism, Cultural heritage, archaeological assets, museums, restoration, conservation, engineering, construction, sensors, personalised experiential paths, Sustainable tourism, sustainable building, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), Environment, Artificial Intelligence (AI). |
| Monitoring of the Territory | Improved capacity for monitoring and ensuring the safety of mountain areas and the entire territory through ground-based, arial and satellite systems and infrastructures, which also enhance information and data collection and knowledge resources. Keywords: Monitoring, Sensor systems, Internet of Things, satellites, Earth Observation, Robotics, Drones, Rovers, hydrological models, multitemporal change detection, ground-based monitoring, connectivity of remote areas, citizen science. |
| Sustainable Mobility | Transitioning to sustainable mobility in order to reduce impact on the environment requires a radical change in transport, using new technologies and more efficient systems, i.e. vehicles, technologies and solutions for sustainable mobility of individuals, public transport, goods as well as autonomous mobility. Ski areas need new vehicles, equipment, technologies and solutions for efficiency management and connectivity. Keywords: Sustainable mobility, vehicle charging, renewable energy, EVs. |
| Agriculture and Environment | Using practices and technologies supporting the Green Deal and the “Farm to Fork” (F2F) strategy with attention to food safety and security to ensure more sustainable agriculture and protect the Region’s environment while also improving competitiveness and innovation. Keywords: analytical control systems, sensors, biotechnologies, nanotechnologies, advanced materials, technologies and information systems for processing, logistics and distribution, precision farming - breeding; organic farming. |
| Energy and Energy Efficiency | The green transition can be facilitated by applying new technologies and processes to reduce use of fossil fuels, increase production, transmission, and management of renewable energies (including from food and agricultural wastes), and improve energy efficiency of new and existing systems, industrial production, and public and private buildings. Keywords: green hydrogen; agri-voltaics; agricultural biomass; battery production and storage systems; energy communities; smart systems. |
| Digitalisation, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data | Digital transformation of processes and delivery of new data-driven services are aimed at supporting sustainable development and improved competitiveness, more responsive public services and health care, and smarter homes and villages. Keywords: Process digitalisation, data security, cyber security, data-driven public services, Decision Support Systems. Smart home, intrusion detection, home automation systems, domotics, Sensors, Monitoring of climate and environmental impact. |
| Advanced Materials | Producing and using new and recycled materials for manufacturing and industrial production and technologies can help companies become more competitive and engage in more sustainable production. Keywords: Advanced materials; smart materials; automotive, biomedical, aerospace, home appliance industries, textiles, furniture, motor vehicles and machinery repairs and construction. Plastic injection moulding; new materials/alloys; carbon fibre; micro/nanoelectronics, photonics, nanotechnologies. |
| Industry 4.0 | Using technology and innovation to ensure the regional manufacturing system growth continues a path of excellence and quality. This mainly affects manufacturing, but also concerns technologies and services used in health and care provision. Keywords: Smart manufacturing, artificial intelligence (AI), Big Data, Internet of things, blockchain, Cloud computing, embedded electronic systems. Zero-defect manufacturing, predictive maintenance, advanced sensing; Additive manufacturing; |
| Circular Economy | The Green Deal and Circular Economy Action Plan aims at transforming the economy toward more sustainable and competitive models involving: new circular and sustainable business models (sharing models, pay-per-use, product-as-service, reverse logistics, ...); valorisation of production chain waste, repair of products; and reuse of materials; and systems for product traceability and anti-counterfeiting. Keywords: circularity, blockchains , transparency, traceability, waste reduction - management. |
| Health | In order to improve patient-centricity, increase prevention and diagnosis capacity as well as to provide better health care to mountain communities, the health system will rely on digitalisation and access to new and improved technologies, materials and processes. Keywords: Personalised, precision / predictive medicine; Biomaterials, biotechnologies and technologies for early diagnosis, prevention -treatment; Nutraceuticals, nutragenomics - functional foods; Technologies for mountain medicine. |
| Connectivity | Connectivity is a key contributor to competitiveness and innovation of businesses and industrial processes as well as the effectiveness of online public services, supported by ultra-wide band and satellite-based services and networks. Keywords: Indoor and outdoor advanced digital communication networks, Ultra-wideband deployment, Satellite transmission networks, tools and products; Cloud; Big Data; connected vehicles; Electric vehicles, sustainable mobility, telemedicine, tourism, environment. |
You can obtain more detail following this link: EYE@RIS3 Priorities
2014-2020
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| New technologies and solutions for sustainable production and living (Green | Cross-sector innovation area: new technologies and solutions for sustainable agriculture and manufacturing productions and enhanced ecosystem services. Technologies for the agri-food industry. New construction materials and building techniques for sustainable construction. Renewable energy, energy saving systems and smart grids. Technologies for public utilities management, environmental monitoring and rehabilitation. |
| ICTs and new technologies for manufacturing, tourism and construction secto | Cross-sector innovation area: ICTs and new technologies for manufacturing, tourism and construction sectors. New technologies, solutions and materials for high quality and customised products for outdoor activities. Technologies for specialised productions (automotive, eletronics, etc.). ICT for outdoor activities (ICT application for ski-related activities, booking systems, ticketing systems, virtual reality applications, etc. |
| ICTs and new technologies for reducing natural hazards and smart cities and | New techniques, products and devices for the analysis and evaluation of natural hazards and smart cities and communities. Devices, sensors and solutions for monitoring natural hazard. Early warning systems and emergency management related to environmental hazards. New digital services for citizens and communities. Digital platforms and web services for cultural heritage promotion and social innovation. |
You can obtain more detail following this link: EYE@RIS3 Priorities
Contacts
Fionda, Francesco
S3
- Email: f.fionda@regione.vda.it
- Phone: 0039-0165 274741
Riccardi, Marco
Digital Growth
- Email: m.riccardi@regione.vda.it
- Phone: 0039-0165 527810
Vigna, Carlo
Digital Growth
- Email: c.vigna@regione.vda.it
- Phone: 0039-0165 275012
Consol, Giorgio
Digital Growth
- Email: g.consol@regione.vda.it
- Phone: 0039-0165 275056