EWRC 2020: Evidence for Industrial Transitions
- 22 Oct 2020 to 22 Oct 2020
The session aims to inform participants about the policy challenge of managing industrial transitions, present the framework developed by the JRC Working Group (POINT - Projecting Opportunities for INdustrial Transitions) to collect evidence, present the findings of the four pilot reviews, and engage in a discussion with participants about the role of evidence in understanding and managing industrial transitions.
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22 October 2020 - 09:30 - 11:00 cet - Online session and registration
- Introduction (9:30-9:40)
- Mark Boden, Project Leader, S3 Support to Lagging Regions, JRC
- Ken Guy, Working Group Chair, Understanding and Managing Industrial Transitions
- Evidence on structural change across EU regions (9:40-9:50)
- Anabela Santos, JRC
- The POINT methodology for Territorial Reviews of Industrial Transition (9:50-10:00)
- Dimitrios Pontikakis, JRC
- Highlights of the reviews, policy challenges and recommendations (10:00-10:40)
- Questions and answers (10:40-11:00)
Moderator:
- Mark Boden, Team leader, European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Spain.
Speakers:
- Ken Guy, Expert, Wise Guys Ltd, United Kingdom.
- Anabela Marques Santos, Economic analyst, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Spain.
- Dimitris Pontikakis, Economist and Policy Analyst, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Spain.
- Totti Könnölä, Expert, Insight Foresight Institute, Spain.
- Matthijs Janssen, Assistant professor, Utrecht University, Netherlands.
- Ruslan Stefanov, Senior Advisor ARC Fund and EC international expert, ARC Fund, Bulgaria.
- Marina Ranga, Project coordinator, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Spain.
Practical Information
- When
- 22 Oct 2020 to 22 Oct 2020
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Online event open to all
Description
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) Working Group on "Understanding and Managing Industrial Transitions" is developing a methodological framework to gather evidence and operationalise insights from the study of transitions. The framework is being tested in four pilot reviews of industrial transition (Greece, Andalusia, Bulgaria, Romania). The reviews collect evidence and examine the scope for developing territorial responses that harness cross-portfolio complementarities (e.g. between ministries and levels of governance) and cross-stakeholder coordination (e.g. between businesses and broad constituencies of consumers/users). At the suggestion of the authorities, the reviews of Greece and Andalusia examine the renewable energy transition (and energy applications), whereas the reviews of Bulgaria and Romania examine the digitalisation transition.
The session aimed to inform participants about the policy challenge of managing industrial transitions, present the framework developed by the JRC Working Group (POINT - Projecting Opportunities for INdustrial Transitions) to collect evidence, present the findings of the four pilot reviews, and engage in a discussion with participants about the role of evidence in understanding and managing industrial transitions.