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SMATH Kick-Off Meeting TALIA Horizontal Project Territorial Appropriation of Leading-edge Innovation Actions Social&Creative Community Venice, 15 June 2018 SMATH Kick-Off Meeting Francesco Molinari, mail@francescomolinari.it [& Marianna Cavone, m.cavone@innova.puglia.it]

Background

Partnership with support of UHCC

Aim To build and develop the Social & Creative community of InterregMED Programme by orchestrating the progress and results of individual modular projects in the Cultural and Creative Industries and Social Innovation, particularly through:   Empowering the public and private actors engaged in innovation policy and practice towards Creativity Based Innovation Reinforcing transnational cooperation between actors of the quadruple helix (research, businesses, public sector, civil society) through capacity building Promoting triple-loop policy learning based on the on-going results of modular projects dealing with cultural, creative and social innovation Assembling an online community of communities of Social and Creative Innovation gathering institutions, project participants as well as emergent clusters and networks. be aware share lessons learned act and practice

Approach TALIA Local & Regional Project partner communities Regional & National S3's, OP's, MED Axis 4 National, EU, Global ENoLL, CoR, World Bank, UNESCO, etc. TALIA operates top-down and bottom-up to convey the results of participating projects towards effective policy impact

Focus areas Discovery and Communication Engagement and support Virtual spaces and face-to-face events for interaction and dissemination Engagement and support Liaison with on-going projects and their local and transnational networks Capitalisation and impact Briefings and tools to extend results across the MED space and policy agendas

Activities Capitalisation Strategy Community building MED Innovation Vision Communication strategy Semantic framework Platform integration Events organisation & attendance Thematic domain mapping Engagement and interaction Input and feedback collection Interoperability and services Capitalisation Strategy Indicator mapping Evidence aggregation Services to Vertical Projects Axis 4 interaction Community building capitalization engagement discovery

Target groups Sectoral agency 15 Other 77 Cultural and innovation agencies may be involved in TALIA activities through participation in local and on-line communities and drawn in through TALIA networks. 15   Other One of the main targets of TALIA are the relevant vertical projects who will be direct targets for the activities of WP3 but also the indirect beneficiaries of the activities of WPs 2 and 4. We are starting to deal with 6 projects with 77 partners 77 Business support organisation Business support organisations are likely to be partners in local and on-line communities, and drawn in through TALIA networks, e.g. Insuleur. 50 Education / training centre and school Education and training centres are likely to be partners in local and on-line communities and also are drawn in through TALIA networks. For instance, this type of target is often the host of a Living Lab. Enterprise, except SME We expect enterprises to be more the indirect beneficiaries of activities for TALIA, ie through Open Data or PCP policies, design, etc. 25 General public The general public will be a final target for WP2, in addition to the TALIA communities. TALIA will attempt to shape public opinion and perceptions on the role and relevance of C&SI in the MED space. The figure would refer to yearly website visits. 5000 Interest groups including NGOs TALIA expects interest groups and NGOs to play a large part in local and on-line communities, including local innovation hubs, associations and networks, etc. 250 Higher education and research Universities play an important role in research and innovation, particularly for culture and open data, and often play a leading role in Living Labs. Infrastructure and (public) service provider Service providers are likely to play an important role for Open Data policies on the one hand and in PCP and innovation policy programmes on the other, and these will both be issues addressed by TALIA International organisation, EEIG TALIA may intercept the World Bank (through previous work in eg Open Data) as well as EEIGs in the social and cultural sectors. 5 Local public authority Local public authorities will likely play a role in hosting local innovation clusters and initiatives (cultural hubs, co-working spaces, open data communities, etc.) through participation in local innovation communities. National public authority TALIA capitalisation and policy work will target national authorities to promote C&SI innovation policies building on lessons learned from its vertical projects, primarily through policy briefs. 10 SME SMEs are an important target for TALIA, as key beneficiaries of the innovation potentials developed and explored by vertical projects, in areas ranging from cultural heritage to social enterprises. Regional public authority Regional public authorities are the main policy level targeted by all TALIA actions, in particular through WP4. 20

https://social-and-creative.interreg-med.eu/ Knowledge Diffusion

Semantic Framework TALIA Learning Ontology Normative implications of the MED model (Vision) Regional policy priorities (Capitalisation) Engaged MED stakeholders (Google Map)

MED Projects/Pilots Capitalisation Scaling Up Consolidation of results Scaling Out Geographical extension of results Policy Learning What goes through Policy Impact What is (will be) used to transform policies Consolidation of results and their adoption at regional/national level as a follow up to project activities Geographical extension of results to other contexts, via replication, transfer, adaptation, networked learning, etc. Actual uptake of a project result or recommendation on the part of the relevant target policy makers Possible transformative effects on higher-level policy frameworks and in general the practice of policy making

Interaction with SMATH SOCIAL & CREATIVE Modular Projects M1 M1+2 M2 M2+3 CoWorkMed OpenDoors ChIMERA ProminentMED CreativeWear Co-Create Chebec HP TALIA SMATH ODEON + 2 Integrated Territorial Projects: MD.NET +Resilient

Joint organisation of events

Dedicated focus on CCI

Connection with CreativeWear Hubs https://creativewear.interreg-med.eu/

Joint monitoring / evaluation

Community Mapping

Info request to all SMATH partners Online: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AcUnPBppuQwgbWowuN8SixAy9pTVDIzPruxriCILSz4/edit#gid=653207613 or https://tinyurl.com/yagp6ral

@MEDSocialcreat Social & Creative MED Contacts infotalia@regione.puglia.it https://social-and-creative.interreg-med.eu @MEDSocialcreat Social & Creative MED

Thank you Francesco Molinari, mail@francescomolinari.it