Green, Innovative and Resilient Nordic Regions (2021-2024)

The Nordic Thematic Group for Green, Innovative and Resilient Regions (2021-2024) builds up its work on the previous thematic group activities (2017-2020). The group aims at producing new knowledge on green, innovative, and resilient regions in the Nordic context and contribute with Nordic added value. It also intends to function as a hub for knowledge exchange for Nordic senior-level officials from the national level, regional level, and cross-border regions. The final goal of the group is to contribute to the Nordic vision of being the most sustainable and integrated region in the world through the dissemination of research results and actively participating in policy discussions. This website provides an overview of the current thematic group's work (2021-2024) and summarizes the activities and results of previous one (2017-2020).

Projects

Find out more about projects and activities of the thematic groups for Green, Innovative and Resilient Nordic Regions (2021-2024) & Innovative and Resilient Regions in the Nordics (2017-2020).


Publications

Publications from the thematic groups for Green, Innovative and Resilient Nordic Regions (2021-2024) & Innovative and Resilient Regions in the Nordics (2017-2020).


Members

Meet the thematic group members from all the Nordic countries.

The Previous Nordic Thematic Group: Innovative and Resilient Regions in the Nordics (2017-2020)

The Nordic Thematic Group for Innovative and Resilient Regions 2017-2020 aimed to develop policies and new solutions to the challenges that the Nordic regions face when it comes to resilience, innovative capacity, and skills provision while focusing on green transition, smart specialization, and digitalization. Sustainable growth of the Nordic Region is dependent upon innovation and entrepreneurship at the regional and local levels. This involves establishing and developing strategic partnerships between education and research bodies, public authorities, and businesses in Nordic areas with a view to achieving sustainable development.

In order to learn from each other and find the best ways to accept challenges, the cooperation between Nordic countries has been made. The group studied current affairs of innovation and resilience through applied science and sharing best practices between the countries and regions. The group was a part of the Nordic Co-operation Programme for Regional Development and Planning 2017-2020.

>> The content of The Nordic Thematic Group for Innovative and Resilient Regions (2017-2020) is available under Projects and Publications.

>> Find the final report of Innovative and Resilient Regions group (2017-2020) here.

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