CORDIS · RRI-LEADERS
LEVERAGING LEADERSHIP FOR RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN TERRITORIES
- Code
RRI-LEADERS- Programme
- H2020
- Call
SwafS-14-2018-2019-2020- Status
- CLOSED
- Period
- 2021-01-01 – 2023-12-31
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Participants
| Organisations | Role | Country | Grant |
|---|---|---|---|
| APPLIED RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS FUND | coordinator | BG | 384 666 € |
| ZURCHER HOCHSCHULE FUR ANGEWANDTE WISSENSCHAFTEN | participant | CH | 444 329 € |
| FONDEN DEMOCRACY X | participant | DK | 241 925 € |
| GEMEINDE THALWIL | participant | CH | 223 556 € |
| FUNDACIO CATALANA PER A LA RECERCA I LA INNOVACIO | participant | ES | 171 462 € |
| PROMOCIO ECONOMICA DE SABADELL SL-PES | participant | ES | 169 129 € |
| PANEPISTIMIO DYTIKIS MAKEDONIAS | participant | EL | 147 300 € |
| PERIFEREIAKI ENOSI DIMON DYTIKIS MAKEDONIAS | participant | EL | 109 550 € |
| ASSOTSIATSIA ZA RAZVITIE NA SOFIA | participant | BG | 102 938 € |
Description
RRI-LEADERS adopts a meso-level approach, and will explore the application and sustainability of the RRI paradigm within territorial innovation systems. In RRI-LEADERS a territory is understood as a confluence between three interconnected primary aspects: geographical location, socio-economic and cultural bonds, and administrative authority. The project will involve four distinct territories from different parts of Europe, representing different cultural and socio-economic backgrounds, different scope of territorial oversight, different institutional and decision-making infrastructures, different R&I landscapes, and different dynamics among territorial actors. As such, the four territories will represent a diverse range of opportunities and implications for RRI, which will enable the RRI-LEADERS consortium to carry out a thorough assessment of the RRI relevance to territorial governance and have the involved territories act as demonstrators for the potential of RRI on subnational level. The partners will engage in a multi-stage co-creation process (referred to as RRI-AIRR) that will mobilise territorial quadruple helix stakeholders towards the elaboration of future-oriented strategy and action plans - territorial outlooks for each of the participating territories. Territorial partners will have the leading role in this process, and will additionally work to ensure the broadest societal and governance-level endorsement. The Consortium will further use the accumulated knowledge to chart a detailed outlook for the future potential of RRI as a guiding framework in territorial governance of R&I, and will aim to provide an evolutionary perspective on RRI for the upcoming Horizon Europe programme.
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