Smart Specialisation and Cultural Heritage: an overview

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Smart Specialisation and Cultural Heritage: an overview Martina Pertoldi Smart Specialisation Platform JRC, European Commission Smart Specialisation and Cultural Heritage: an engine for Innovation and Growth Roma, 25 November 2016

Smart Specialisation: the policy framework Research and innovation strategies for smart specialisation (RIS3) are ▪ integrated, place-based national/regional economic transformation agendas ▪ promoting investments in R&I as main factors for economic development in the light of Europe2020 objectives (smart, inclusive and sustainable growth) ▪ based on the concentration of resources on economic activities with high transformative potential for the regional economy ▪ through the engagement of Quadruple Helix actors in Entrepreneurial Discovery Process ▪ encouraging regions - and regional governments - to “particularise themselves by generating and stimulating the growth of new exploration and research activities” (Foray, 2015). aiming at investing more and better in research, innovation and entrepreneurship as part of Europe's response to the present economic crisis, addressing all the Europe2020 objectives (smart, inclusive and sustainable growth) Make choices and And in particular economic players

The Smart Specialisation Platform created in 2011, managed by the Joint Research Centre (European Commission) Guidance - Analysis - Support Comprehensive guidance tools: RIS3 Guide, Digital Agenda Toolbox, FAQs S3 Publication series: contributing to conceptual and empirical developments of smart specialisation Online interactive tools (e.g. Eye@RIS3) S3 thematic Platforms on Energy, Agri-food and Industrial modernisation Smart Specialisation Community Wide membership: 170 regions, 18 Member States

Access to new funding and Targeted support in RIS3 implementation: the S3 thematic platforms Support the development and enhancement of European eco-systems for interregional collaboration based on areas of smart specialisation Facilitate the exchange of experience, mutual learning and cooperation to achieve better matching of (private/public) innovation actors, in RIS3 Better align and integrate the EU framework for innovation and investment policies to regional development, using a value chain approach. R&D Design Production Logistics Marketing New Value Chain Initial Focus Demonstration Projects (TRL6/7) Joint Pilots Access to new funding and New Markets New Products and Services New Value Chains Areas of Shared Interest Co-funded Joint Calls

Cultural heritage in RIS3s: the multidimensional nature of Cultural Heritage Main RIS3 priorities Source: Eye@RIS3 (2015) CH: tangible and intangible (ICOMOS, 2002) CH: Built Environment, Natural Environment and Artefacts In most cases site-specific and area-based This makes difficult to catch CH within a specific category

49 regions with focused approach to CH Flemish Region, Cyprus, Dytiki Makedonia,Thessalia, Ipeiros, Notio Aigaio, Kriti, Sterea Ellada, Peloponnisos, Attiki, Notio Aigaio, Galicia, Cantabria, Castilla y León, Andalucía, Pais Vasco, Iles Baleares, Centre, Nord - Pas-de-Calais, Bretagne, Pays de la Loire, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Corse, Moldova, Podlaskie, Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Norte, Lisboa, Alentejo, Vojvodina, Värmlands län, Slovenia, Lazio, Calabria, Provincia Autonoma di Trento, Puglia, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Emilia Romagna, Veneto, Provincia Autonoma di Bolzano, Sardegna, Sicilia, Basilicata, Campania, Lombardia, Molise, Toscana, Piemonte, Abruzzo 73% Cultural Heritage as an asset for tourism and experience industry 49% Technologies for Cultural Heritage (including KETS and digital technologies) of which 27% Technologies for sustainable built environment/SCC 24% Valorisation of culinary traditions and local food identities* Other: Experimenting with Cultural Heritage as a field for social innovation Language and Ethnicity * Different from typicity in Agri-food Italy (17/21 regions), Portugal (4/5), Greece (9/13) Cultural Heritage in RIS3s: sample analysis based on priority description Source: Eye@RIS3 (2016 – to be published) (starting from 19 regions with an explicit priority in Cultural Heritage) 37% Tourism + construction/smart city/sustainable living 22% Tourism + construction/smart city/sustainable living + Digital Agenda

Smart Specialisation and CH: main challenges Shift from current economic performance to development potential based on competitive advantages, emerging demand and societal challenges, incl. external perspective No top-down decision, but dynamic entrepreneurial discovery process bringing stakeholders together around a shared vision All form of innovation, technological as well as practice-based and social innovation (from technology to humanities) Support for value chains, rejuvenating traditional sectors through higher value-adding activities, cross sectoral links, new market niches by co-invention Policy delivery: concentration of financial and entrepreneurial resources for structural change Product/process innovation as well as system innovation (the key role of the public sector) Mobilisation of investments and synergies across different funding, departments and governance levels (EU/national/regional/local) Identifying niche activities able to produce a structural change Assessing local development potential. Mapping existing and potential dynamics of change. Mapping the links between cultral activities and the wider economy. Entrepreneurial discovery process Who are relevant stakeholders and agents of change? What is the added value of this specialisation? Is it a cross-sectoral activity or a niche activity? Mapping capabilities/expertise in the region and outside the region. Need to involve different professional communities Bring together the relevant local actors and jointly explore possible collaboration in the prioritised niches of growth. Network local stakeholders with external scientific and entrepreneurial knowledge on the basis of local needs and resources. Identify complementary investments associated with the priority. Project calls and selection criteria: individual projects (a chance to be) vs the resulting pattern of change

Thank you! Smart Specialisation - S3 Platform http://s3platform.jrc.ec.europa.eu martina.pertoldi@ec.europa.eu