Le Regional Innovation Partnership (PRI) they organized the first meeting, to help i 74 territories involved in pilot project to face the challenges of Resilience e sustainability locally.
In the first part of the event the territorial dimension of innovation, the need to strengthen ties with theEuropean agenda for innovation as well as the contribution that PRIs can make to the implementation of this initiative.
Following this, the event focused on methods and on the specific tools of the PRI for the evaluation , response the challenges of sustainability e Resilience in the different territories, in order to favor theadaptation, change and the sustainable transition and right. In particular, the indicators for monitoring progress towards Sustainable Development Goals, the tools for analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of the territories and the specifications of policies such as Smart specialization strategies (S3).
The Partnerships, which see the joint participation of Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission and of European Committee of the Regions, they aim to support European territories to address the challenges effectively common social networks such as climate change, the energy crisis, the interruption of supply chains, while respecting the specificity and tailor-made solutions needed for each of them.
Il next meeting will be open to all those interested in innovative policies for territorial transformation and the11 October, During the European Week of Regions and Cities, in the form of a online laboratory dedicated to the presentation of the initiative and the strategic framework developed by the Joint Research Center.
The profound transformations underway in production and consumption systems are an important opportunity to innovate, build stronger economies and fairer societies. In this context, the Committee of the Regions (CoR) worked with the European Commission's Joint Research Center (JRC) to explore the development of innovation partnerships suitable for the green and digital transition.
Regional Innovation Partnerships (PRI) are a complementary approach that builds on positive experiences with smart specialization strategies. PRI aims to test tools to improve coordination and directionality of regional, national and EU innovation policies to implement Europe's green and digital transitions and address the innovation gap in the EU. The PRI will be firmly anchored in the EU policy framework, supporting the implementation of the European Green Deal, Horizon Europe, Cohesion Policy and NextGenerationEU.
PRI seeks to accelerate transformative outcomes by introducing local missions to coordinate actions in a single directional logic, exploring wide-ranging policy mixes for system-level innovation. The PRI has a strong focus on innovation policy, but it also understands and inspires industrial, employment, educational and social policies. The Partnership for Regional Innovation implies new ways of working between departments and government levels focused on addressing territorial challenges.
The PRI places particular emphasis on actions with strong transformative potential: it focuses on further developing aspects of innovation strategies such as broad stakeholder engagement and mobilization, multi-level governance, synergies between policies and between funds, broad reach for SMEs, the social dimension of innovation and directions for innovation that lead to common benefits for the economy, society and the environment.
The PRI was born as a response to the urgent call of the European Green Deal to address the unprecedented challenge posed by climate change in ways that strengthen social and territorial cohesion and ensure that Europe thrives in the green and digital economy of the future.
Innovation is about doing things differently. PRI seeks to adopt a broad and systemic approach to innovation, recognizing that the levers for transformative change and all its economic, social and environmental promises lie not only in science and technology, but also in the very design of our systems of production and consumption.
PRI seeks to explore and test new approaches designed to unite government and stakeholder efforts, develop partnerships, and amplify impact. There is a need for a strategic framework not only for growth, but also for other investments and stakeholder actions in our transition to sustainable development paths. Elements of this framework, such as broad stakeholder coordination, are already present in smart specialization strategies, while others will need to be introduced on the basis of solid evidence and lessons from key policy practices.
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