Interregional Collaboration Workshop: S3 Targeted Support – Horizontal Activities
- 25 Feb 2020 to 25 Feb 2020
- European Commission building, Paseo de la Castellana, 46, 28046, Madrid
The event explored the issue of international collaboration in relation to the implementation of S3 policies. The day included expert-presentations, peer-learning exercises and networking sessions.
Read moreAgenda and Presentations
| 25 February 2020 |
| 08:45 – Welcome Coffee and registration |
| 09:15 – Opening remarks and introduction to the day |
| 09:30 – Presentation of initial findings from the research |
| 10:00 – Presentations of RIS3 cross-border cooperation case studies Centro/Extremadura RIS3 cooperation
Galicia / N Portugal RIS3 cooperation |
| 11:00 – Coffee Break |
| 11:15 – Participatory exercises – round tables |
| 12:15 – Feedback from the exercise |
| 13:00 – Lunch and coffee |
| 14:00 – Interregional cooperation with more advanced regions and use of ESIF
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| 15:30 – Q&A on presentations and discussion |
| 16:00 – Next steps and closing remarks |
Practical Information
- When
- 25 Feb 2020 to 25 Feb 2020
- Where
- European Commission building, Paseo de la Castellana, 46, 28046, Madrid
- Registration Information
- By invitation
Description
As part of its Lagging Regions Project, the Joint Research Centre (JRC) organised a workshop on “S3 and international cooperation” at the premises of the European Commission in Madrid on the 25th of February 2020. The day included expert presentations, peer-learning exercises and networking sessions
Participants from more than 20 regions in nine EU member states took this opportunity to delve deeper into the importance of developing participation in international and interregional networks for the implementation of smart specialisation strategies. This topic corresponds with the fulfilment criterion for international cooperation of the S3 good governance enabling condition proposed by the European Commission under the next Multiannual Financial Framework.
The workshop explored a number of key dimensions of interregional cooperation: challenges, opportunities, preconditions, actors, resources required, governance, benefits and expected results. It aimed to enhance understanding of whether and how international cooperation can lead to higher mobility of resources, competences, and ideas, thus contribute to implementation of smart specialisation strategies in slow growth, low income regions, strengthening the innovation ecosystems.
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