european cultural routes and funding methods: which sources?

Crossroads of Europe: Cultural routes between local development and European Identity Toulouse 15-18 May 2013

Gustavo MartiniéTransport, Tourism, Energy

Valencian Regional OfficeDir +32 2 282 41 62

skype: gustavomartinie // twitter: [email protected]

Workshop 2European Cultural Routes and funding methods: which sources?

https://mail.delcomval.be/owa/redir.aspx?URL=mailto:[email protected]


ERRINEuropean Regional

Research and Innovation Network


ERRIN is a Brussels-based platform of regions strengthening regional research and innovation capacities by exchanging information, sharing best practice, supporting project development, policy shaping and profile raising.

www.errinnetwork.eu

+95members

13Thematic

working groups


ERRIN helps regions get their voice heard in Brussels and

supports the implementation of the Europe2020 Strategy,

the Innovation Union flagship initiative and Smart

Specialisation.

www.errinnetwork.eu


Regions participating in the WG:

40

Average nbr

participants per session 35

Members of the Tourism WG


projects best practices

European Cultural Routes and funding methods:

which sources?



The Framework Programmes for Research and Technological Development FP7 2007 -2013The programme has a total budget of over € 50 billion.

FP7 is a key tool to respond to Europe's needs in terms of jobs and competitiveness, and to maintain leadership in the global knowledge economy.Co-finance research, technological development and demonstration projects.



Concerted Innovative approaches, Strategies, Solutions and Services Improving Mobility and European Tourism

2008 – 2009

Project funding 652.199 €

FP7: Transport contribution to improve competitiveness

of European Tourism

http://concertourproject.eu/

http://cordis.europa.eu/

More information and final reports:

“creating synergies between transport research and tourism services”

http://concertourproject.eu/



Pro-active management of the Impact of Cultural Tourism upon Urban Resources and Economies


2004 – 2007

Project cost: 1.747.384 €Project funding

1.499.219 €

FP6-Policies: The protection of cultural heritage and associated

conservation strategies

www.picture-project.com



“develop a strategic urban governance framework for the sustainable management of cultural tourism within small and medium-sized European cities”

p i c t u r e

http://www.picture-project.com/




European Research Network on Sustainable Tourism

2008 – 2012


1.911.677 €

FP7-ERA-NETs: Coordination or networking actions

www.ernestproject.eu



“to coordinate research programmes and to prepare joint research activities on sustainable and competitive tourism”

http://www.ernestproject.eu/



projects best practicesprojects best practices

2008 – 2011


1.999.333 €

FP7-Environment: Methodologies for scaling down to the regional and local level the analysis of policy impacts on

multifunctional land uses and the economic activity



“6 study cases to study the structural effects of the European policies at local level focused on agriculture, forestry, tourism, and ecosystem services”



projects best practicesprojects best practices

Building bridges with geographical information

2008 - 2009

Project cost: 788.416 €Project funding

649.982 €

FP7-REGIONS OF KNOWLEDGE

http://bridge2geo.eu



“Intensifying collaboration between two regions with clusters of geoinformatics to develop GI science into new markets (renewable energy, health and tourism”





Intelligent Energy Europe Programme (IEE)

€ 730 million (2007-2013)

Intelligent Energy – Europe creates better conditions for a more sustainable energy future in areas as varied as renewable energy, energy-efficient buildings, industry, consumer products and transport.


Hotel Energy Solutions


2008 – 2011


861.069 €

INTELLIGENT ENERGY EUROPE

http://hotelenergysolutions.net/ http://www.eaci-projects.eu/


“developing an online tool to empower hoteliers to improve energy management and reduce operational costs while increasing their competitiveness and sustainability.”



http://www.eaci-projects.eu/



Biofuels and Electric Propulsion Creating Sustainable Transport in Tourism Resorts (BIOSIRE)

2008 – 2011


1.263.765 €

IEE: Alternative fuels and vehicles

http://www.biosire.eu http://www.eaci-projects.eu/


“bio-diesel and electric propulsion for fleets, ships and special vehicles in tourist areas in Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Croatia and Austria.”


http://www.biosire.eu/





Sustainable mobility for tourism and recreation (STREAM)

2006 – 2009

Project cost: 820.927 €Project funding

615.695 €

IEE: Energy-efficient Transport

www.iee-stream.com



“to promote sustainable mobility TO and IN recreational areas; - to use recreation as a circumstance in which you can more easily promote green mobility in every day life.”

http://www.iee-stream.com/





The ICT Policy Support Programme (ICT PSP) is one of the three specific programmes of the Competitiveness and Innovation framework Programme (CIP)

The ICT PSP aims at stimulating smart sustainable and inclusive growth by accelerating the wider uptake and best use of innovative digital technologies and content by citizens, governments and businesses.It provides EU funding to support the realisation of the Digital agenda for Europe.



Intelligent Street lighting for energy saving

2009 – 2012


1.280.000 €

ICT-PSP: ICT for energy efficiency in public building

spaces, including lighting

http://www.lites-project.eu/


“Testing Intelligent street lighting systems that could help to save up to a 70% of energy costs”


http://www.lites-project.eu/





2012 – 2014


3.400.000 €

ICT-PSP

http://www.citysdk.eu

More information and reports:

“CitySDK enables a more efficient utilisation of the expertise and know-how of developer communities to be applied in city service development”Smart Tourism pilot: Lisbon


http://www.citysdk.eu/



future 2014-2020

Horizon 2020 is the financial instrument implementing the Innovation Union, a Europe 2020 flagship initiative aimed at securing Europe's global competitiveness. With an €80 billion budget, the EU’s new programme for research and innovation is part of the drive to create new growth and jobs in Europe. Horizon 2020 will combine all research and innovation funding currently provided through the Framework Programmes for Research and Technical Development, the innovation related activities of the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP) and the European Institute of Innovation and Technology

http://ec.europa.eu/research/horizon2020

http://ec.europa.eu/research/horizon2020


Personalising health and care

Sustainable food security

Blue growth, unlocking the potential of the oceans

Smart cities and communities

Competitive low-carbon energy

Energy Efficiency

Mobility for growth

Waste

Water innovation: boosting its value for Europe

Overcoming the crisis

Disaster-resilience

Digital security

The strategic programme is organized

around

12 focus areas

future 2014-2020


routes cooperation

a broad field where to bring innovation from the labs to the market


routes cooperation

a big project to be smartly sliced according to strategic priorities


routes cooperation

An articulated territory that can create collaborative links with external actors contributing to add value to the project


innovation 4-helix

QUADRUPLE HELIX

• People

• Private Sector

• Academia

• Public Sector


innovation value chain

Source: Stefan Lindegaard , The Open Innovation Revolution: Essentials, Roadblocks, and Leadership Skills, 2010


open innovation the evolution of innovation

Evolution of innovation, by Bror Salmelin, Advisor, Innovation Systems, European Commission, Directorate General for Communications, Networks, Content and Technology // (Source: Salmelin (http://www.slideshare.net/globalforum11/2brorsalmelin)afterChesbrough,ForresterandVonHippel)


routes cooperation

An articulated territory that can create collaborative links with external actors contributing to add value to the project


Gustavo MartiniéTransport, Tourism & Energy

Valencian Regional Office in BrusselsDir +32 2 282 41 62

skype: gustavomartinie // twitter: [email protected]

Thank you!

https://mail.delcomval.be/owa/redir.aspx?URL=mailto:[email protected]


AnexHorizon 2020

additional slides on some of the potential focus

areas


This focus ares addresses the overall challenge through five cross-cutting priority domains supporting the Blue Growth Agenda:

• valorising the diversity of marine life; • sustainable harvesting the deep-sea resources;• new offshore challenge; • ocean observation technologies; and the• socioeconomic dimension

Blue growth: unlocking the potential of the oceans

Focus areas

The Strategic Programme

Actions in this area will support the EU Blue Growth Strategy and relevant EU policies as well as provide in particular for transatlantic cooperation.


Coordination of the development and technological validation of smart cities technologies.It will result in commercial-scale solutions with a high market potential in areas such as:

• energy efficient and smart buildings and neighbourhoods; • smart digital services for better-informed citizens;• identification, optimisation and integration of flows; • smart and sustainable digital infrastructures; energy systems

and smart mobility services.

Smart cities and communities

This focus area and the EIP will develop a strong pipeline of long-term sustainable urban solutions

Focus areas



This area aims to develop and put on the market affordable and efficient solutions to decarbonise the energy system, secure energy supply and to complete the energy internal market.

This area will focus on:•a smart European electricity grid;•alternative fuels and technologies;•competitive low carbon electricity.

Competitive low-carbon energy

Actions in this area will support the European Strategic Technology Strategy Plan; Energy Roadmap 2050; and Low Carbon Economy Roadmap.

Focus areas



This focus area will include actions in industry and buildings including market uptake measures, and will focus on

•a smart European electricity grid;•alternative fuels and technologies;•competitive low carbon electricity.

Energy Efficiency

.

Actions in this area will support the European Strategic Technology Strategy Plan; Energy Roadmap 2050; and Low Carbon Economy Roadmap

Focus areas



Transport is on the brink of a new era of "smart mobility". In order to boost its efficiency at system-level, this focus area will support:

• targeted efforts to develop and validate new solutions that can be rapidly deployed, notably on corridors and in urban areas

• Research and innovation on equipment and systems for vehicles, aircraft and vessels

• Research and innovation on smart infrastructure solutions, based also on GNSS applications

Mobility for growth

Actions will support the EU Road Map to a Single European Transport Area, the EU approach to research and innovation for Europe's future mobility; the review of the Thematic Strategy on Air Pollution; and the EU Low Carbon Economy Roadmap.

Focus areas



to boost the development of innovative, environmentally friendly and cross-sectoral waste management solutions, to build a better understanding of environmental impact of human activities, and to seize new and significant market opportunities by positioning Europe as a global market leader in related innovation and technology

Waste

Activities will address the whole production and consumption cycle, from waste prevention and the design of products and processes to waste disposal or re-use.

Actions in this area will support the Europe 2020 Resource-efficient Europe Flagship, the Eco-innovation Action Plan, the Communication 'Innovating for sustainable growth: a bioeconomy for Europe', the Raw Material Initiativestrategy and the European Innovation Partnership on Agricultural Productivity and Sustainability.

Focus areas



The aim of this focus area is to seize the new and significant market opportunities by positioning Europe as a global market leader in water related innovation and technology. innovative tools and methodologies for risk assessment, mitigation and adaptation strategies eco-innovative, integrated and cross-sectoral solutions for water management such as:

• wastewater and drinking water treatment technologies; • water reuse systems and closed water cycles in industry;• enhanced desalination technologies; smart use of water • appropriate management systems and strategies.

Water innovation: boosting its value for Europe

Actions in this area will support the Europe 2020 Strategy, Resource-efficient Europe and the Environmental Action Programmed to 2020

Focus areas


european cultural routes and funding methods: which sources?

Business

european identitytoulouse

local development

eucrossroads of europe

project cost

projects best practicesp

projects best practices2008

final reports

project funding6 study