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CORDIS · TeRRItoria

Territorial Responsible Research and Innovation Through the involvement of local R&I Actors

Code
TeRRItoria
Programme
H2020
Call
SwafS-14-2018-2019-2020
Status
CLOSED
Period
2019-02-01 – 2022-02-28
Total cost (whole consortium)1 999 834 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)1 999 834 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants203 188 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
FONDATION EUROPEENNE DE LA SCIENCEcoordinatorFR262 695 €
CONOSCENZA E INNOVAZIONE SOCIETA ARESPONSABILITA LIMITATA SEMPLIFICATAparticipantIT261 500 €
KENTRO EREVNON NOTIOANATOLIKIS EVROPIS ASTIKI MI KERDOSKOPIKI ETAIREIAparticipantEL164 750 €
AARHUS UNIVERSITETparticipantDK163 725 €
ART-ER-SOCIETA CONSORTILE PER AZIONIparticipantIT150 875 €
FONDEN DEMOCRACY XparticipantDK149 750 €
ASSOCIATION EUROPEENNE DES AGENCESDE DEVELOPPEMENTparticipantBE148 375 €
NORGES TEKNISK-NATURVITENSKAPELIGE UNIVERSITET NTNUparticipantNO145 436 €
TRONDELAG FYLKESKOMMUNEparticipantNO142 540 €
APPLIED RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS FUNDparticipantBG137 375 €
REGION OF CENTRAL MACEDONIAparticipantEL106 438 €
AGENTIA PENTRU DEZVOLTARE REGIONALANORD-ESTparticipantRO100 562 €
Община ГабровоparticipantBG65 812 €
KAINUUN ETU OYthird partyFI0 €
AGENCJA ROZWOJU REGIONALNEGO SAthird partyPL0 €
BUSINESS UPPER AUSTRIA - OO WIRTSCHAFTSAGENTUR GMBHthird partyAT0 €

Description

The TeRRItoria vision is to tackle a double challenge: to bring RRI at the forefront of the debate for developing local an regional R&I capacities; and to use RRI as a springboard for broadening the number of stakeholders involved in the process for enhancing the regional research and innovation strategies under the framework of S3. The overall objective of the project is to experiment with the adoption of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) approach in European regional and territorial R&I systems. TeRRItoria is based on the idea that RRI approaches, policies and practices, developed so far at the level of research institutions, may be adapted to that of regional and territorial governance. Thus the project will contribute to developing what can be called “Territorial RRI” by developing a set of transformative experiments in 5 European selected territories – 4 regions and 1 municipality (ReThe project’s vision is to tackle a double challenge: To bring RRI at the forefront of the debate for developing local and regional R&I capacities and to address the limits and barriers of the process for developing regional innovation strategies with a particular emphasis on S3, using RRI as a springboard for public engagement, social innovation, openness to diversity and curiosity. This will be done by developing a set of Transformative Experiments in 5 European selected territories - 4 regions and 1 municipality. The key objectives are: to introduce concrete and measurable changes in the R&I systems of the 5 above mentioned territories, so as to make them more inclusive; to introduce concrete and measurable institutional changes in the territorial organisations involved in the project, so that RRI becomes an embedded element of their planning process; to develop a better understanding of how RRI can be adapted at the territorial level and finally to contribute to the enhancement of the Smart Specialisation Strategy process through exploring synergies with RRI.

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