This policy brief explores the importance of open, social, and responsible innovation to promote transformative changes.
The rising societal grand challenges require transformative changes beyond research and innovation to also include institutional, social, and organisational changes towards inclusiveness and sustainability. Open, social, and responsible innovation participates to this policy shift.
Transformative change policies imply greater regional policy experimentations making Interreg Europe projects the ideal space for policy learning. This policy brief features five policy recommendations using the experience of Interreg Europe projects to inspire policymakers to better design and deliver open, social, and responsible innovation policies.
Policy brief on open, social and responsible innovation
Policy brief on open, social and responsible innovation
MakerLab is a dedicated space provisioning access to all the tools and skills students need to bring their innovative skills to life and supporting creativity.
The Vitality Living Lab project aims to develop a global unique ecosystem within 4 years for innovation & business creation in the domain of sports & vitality
The DIC is the skills sensibilization and training programme for the youth of the city, that aims to give them a first contact with the innovation ecosystem.
GovTech Lab provides a platform where public sector institutions are able to identify challenges and put it up for the private sector to provide solutions.
Research Impact should not concentrate only on scientific outputs. All SFI funded projects now apply equal focus on the broader impact on society and economy.