Clusters as boosters of regional development in Skåne
European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency
2023
IMP³ROVE, European Clusters Alliance, InPulse Partners SRL, Agrifood Lithuania, Eurada, IN-TRACTO, LOW, VDI/VDE
Strengthening the European economy through collaboration – this is the goal of the European Cluster Collaboration Platform (ECCP), a European Union initiative. The ECCP helps cluster organisations in Europe and beyond to network, communicate, and collaborate – because together we are better equipped to face the challenges of the green and digital transitions. As part of the consortium led by IMP3ROVE, Prognos participates in the further development of the European Cluster Collaboration Platform in Europe.
Prognos’ is responsible for Work Package 3, “Data & Policy” as well as producing input papers for regional workshops. In June 2023, we published a paper on the Swedish coastal region of Skåne.
The “Clusters as boosters for innovation in industrial ecosystems – the case of Skåne” paper presents Skåne’s cluster ecosystem and gives food for thought on the future development of the region:
The project team presented the insights of the input paper in June 2023, in Malmö.
Download the input paper (cluster collaboration.eu PDF)
More information on the ECCP (cluster collaboration.eu)
Project team: Dr Jan-Philipp Kramer, Marie-Kristin Komendzinski, Lennart Galdiga, Felix Ginzinger, Fabian Schmidt, Maximilian Welford
Last update: 12.06.2023
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