Crete Innovation Initiative (CRINI)

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Crete Innovation Initiative (CRINI) June 3 rd, 2015

THE EUROPEAN PARADOX...and its regional reflection Europe is doing well in scientific performance and output but is lagging behind in its exploitation. June 3rd 2015 2

Some information During the last 8 years Public expenditure increased by 1.8% Open, excellent and attractive research systems have contributed most to the overall innovation performance followed by growth in human resources Finance and support VC investment declined (-2.8%) Private R&D expenditure decreased ( 2.7%) Support mechanisms (e.g. TTOs) are still weak 3

The Regional Innovation Paradox During 2004-2010 Innovation performance has improved in many regions (105 out of 190) High ranking Universities and Research Organisations have increased Several Regions can be classified as Pockets of Excellence in terms of their FP participation and regional innovation capacity(-2.8%) 4

Some information But. From the 266 regions in EU, only 35 were R&D intensive in 2009, having an R&D investment higher than 3% of GDP (-2.8%) These 35 regions accounted for 45% of the total R&D expenditure in EU The majority of regions (71%) made low use of SF for targeting R&D activities ( 3.6%) Only a few regions using EU funds for business innovation are above average innovation performance The majority of the EU regions which are low absorbers of FP and SF funding are moderate and modest innovators 5

The increasingly globalised economy and especially the knowledge economy leads to innovation hot spots and desserts Extensive systemic fragmentation of resources Socioeconomic crisis imposes new challenges and prioritisations Need for NEW policies and thinking for adding VALUE to what ALREADY exists and developing new effective initiatives Current European Response: Research and Innovation Smart Specialisation Strategies (RIS3) 6

Attracting Business Involvment in RIS3 High quality research environments are a precondition for: High knowledge creation knowledge transfer knowledge absorption Establish visionary policy-mix for: Inspired governance Minimisation of undesirable sideeffects Develop eco-systems that will include: SME Clusters connected to the educational and research institutions Funding opportunities and support mechanisms 7

Proposal for a Regional Innovation Structure in the Region of Crete CrInI 8

The proposal A holistic approach incorporating all the basic ingredients for a dynamic and vibrant place-based ecosystem including high level educational and research Institutions and regional strengths. 9

The Challenge Support the economy of Crete through demand-driven innovation? How to transform it through supply side innovation? What would be the role of research and academic ecosystem? 10

The region of Crete A need for new approach An academic and research community of international including pockets of scientific visibility and excellence An active business community with emphasis on agrofood and tourism Rich cultural heritage combined with natural beauty and good climatic conditions that sum up to an attractive natural environment Important geostrategic position Limited exploitation and commercialisation of research results Very small to small companies, with limited resources and limited absorptive power of new knowledge Limited (or no) presence of funding opportunities (VCs, business angels, etc) Unattractive national environment for promoting new knowledge and innovation (overregulation, catastrophic bureaucracy) 11

The Facilities Leasing facility providing access to a virtual pool of regionally available Manpower, Research Facilities and Specific Knowhow Seed financing for Innovative Entrepreneurship Innovation Support Mechanisms ranging from Technology Transfer, Business Support, Intelligence, IP Support, Networking & Internationalisation 12

Funding Mechanisms Funding Mechanisms Grants (Structural Funds) Equity Financing (EIF, VCs) Loan Facility (EIF, Banks) Financing Capacity Building Creation of Clusters (agrifood, tourism/cultural heritage) VCs, Business Angels for promising R&D driven startups Financial intermediaries supporting innovation projects 13

Excellence attracts Excellence 14

Thank you for your attention Vassiliki Kalodimou on behalf of the FORTH Team EU Programmes Implementation vkalodimou@help-forward.gr Website: www.help-forward.gr e-mail: praxi@help-forward.gr praxinetwork 15