Deliverables Documents, reports (11) Minutes of the second Steering Committee Meeting "On month 6, project partners will meet in order to formally establishing the project Steering Committee and for the first Steering Committee meeting itself. Each partner will appoint its members making part of the Committee. Under the coordination of ARRSA during the second Steering Committee Meeting partners will discuss about: - general project management and coordination issues; relations with EASME and project officer; review of critical implementation risks and risk mitigation measures; - state of approval and implementation of the Communication and diffusion plan; - general evaluation about results and outcomes of peer learning workshop #1. Structure and programme of peer learning workshop #2; - evaluation about results and outcomes of the first round of local activities; general expectations about the second round; - state of preparation of Design Option Paper. Minutes of the second Steering Committee Meeting will be delivered by month 7" "Minutes of the Peer Learning Workshop #1, with reference materials" "On month 2 project partners will meet for the first international Peer learning workshop, through which they will be able to exchange their knowledge and expertise, share and deepen their local case studies, provide mutual masterclasses on general issues. Minutes of the Peer Learning Workshop #1 with reference materials will be delivered by month 3" Design Option Paper for “Smart Industrial villages” initiatives and innovation support services The joint work of project partners together with the peer learning will produce a Design Options Paper for the implementation of local initiatives intended to develop a “Smart Industrial Village” and related innovation support services, and will promote an enhancement of the role and the effectiveness of development and innovation agencies as innovation intermediaries as expected by the topic During the international meetings, partners will discuss outcomes of the peer learning and the case studies and will tryout the content of the DOP that will be the main deliverable of the project. Contents will include topics such as how to design a stakeholder engagement and a general renovation process, thematic technological and managerial options, innovation and entrepreneurship support and related services. After the third International Peer Learning workshop partners will be able to prepare the final DOP. Minutes of the first Steering Committee Meeting "On month 2, project partners will meet in order to formally establishing the project Steering Committee and for the first Steering Committee meeting itself. Each partner will appoint its members making part of the Committee. Under the coordination of ARRSA during the first Steering Committee Meeting partners will discuss about: - review of the grant agreement, including annex 1 part A and B, and review of project deliverables and connected tasks, deliverables, milestones; - general project management and coordination issues; relations with EASME and project officer; review of critical implementation risks and risk mitigation measures; - structure and programme of peer learning workshop #1; - general expectations about the first round of local activities with the regional case studies; - state of preparation of Design Option Paper. Minutes of the first Steering Committee Meeting will be delivered by month 3." "Minutes of the Peer Learning Workshop #3, with reference materials" "On month 10 the outcomes of the second round of local activities within pilot areas will be the basis of the works of the third International Peer Learning workshop. Partners will discuss about the application of general and specific design options according to the development of local case studies. They will produce general information about the steps for designing and developing local initiatives for “Smart Industrial Villages” as local innovation ecosystems and innovation support services as well as the related design options to be customized according the specific country, regional and/or local features. Minutes of the Peer Learning Workshop #3 with reference materials will be delivered by month 11." Minutes of the third Steering Committee Meeting "On month 10, project partners will meet for the third Steering Committee meeting. Under the coordination of ARRSA during the third Steering Committee Meeting partners will discuss about: - general project management and coordination issues; relations with EASME and project officer; review of critical implementation risks and risk mitigation measures; - state of implementation of the Communication and diffusion plan; finalization of all expected output, deliverable and milestones - general evaluation about results and outcomes of peer learning workshop #2. Structure and programme of peer learning workshop #3; - evaluation about results and outcomes of the second round of local activities; finalization of regional case studies; - state of preparation of Design Option Paper and plans for delivering the final paper. Minutes of the third Steering Committee Meeting will be delivered my month 11. " The regional case study in Bielsko-Biala: report on local activities The regional case study in Bielsko-Biala: report on local activities ARRSA will work in the framework of the local discussio nof Smart Specialization at City Level and with the Local support group estaglished and coordinated to develop a Local Action Plan. ARRSA will focus to work closer with a local startup platform and the startup environment consisting of new technology companies, Startup Podbeskidzie (local startup bottom-up initiative) and local university, with its academic incubator initiative. New startup companies will be also supported by the FabLab Bielsko-Biala-Biała, located on the Special Economic Zone in the `basked Technology Incubator. The report on local activities will describe stakeholder engagement activities (preliminary activities), focus groups, meeting and discussions about the renovation and promotion of the area (fist round of local activities), activities for discussing the design optin for the local Smart village and a possibile roadmap (second round of local activities), finalization of the case study and conclusions. The report will be delivered by month 10. The regional case study in Emilia-Romagna: report on local activities ERVET will work within the Roveri industrial area located in the urban area of the city of Bologna (capital town of Emilia-Romagna Region). Area Roveri is characterized by hystorical small industrial and crafts activities, and by some services or recreational activities activated in the last few years. Some new enterprises included in the green economy sectors (e.g. electric mobility) have been recently located in the area. A process of renovation of the area is in progress, included in the general master plan of the city, and an initiative called “Roveri smart village” started in 2017. The report on local activities will describe stakeholder engagement activities (preliminary activities), focus groups, meeting and discussions about the renovation and promotion of the area (fist round of local activities), activities for discussing the design optin for the local Smart village and a possibile roadmap (second round of local activities), finalization of the case study and conclusions. The report will be delivered by month 10. Communication and diffusion plan WP 2 is dedicated to communication and diffusion activities, aimed at assuring the maximum impact of project results. WP 2 activities will produce a Communication and dissemination plan, and the actions needed to implement the plan. The WP2 coordinator (ARRSA) will prepare a draft of the plan including all WP2 activities, that will be discussed and agreed by the Steering Committee at its first meeting (month 2). A final plan will be delivered by month 3. The regional case study in Alentejo: report on local activities ADRAL will work in the region’s main city, Évora, which is an Unesco World Heritage City with a recent and positive development in terms of components industry (example: Aeronautics Industry). The city is developing a urban renovation plan with a total budget of 9M€. This plan if well designed combined with the new industry and services investments from private companies can be the key factor for a boost in economic and population development, not only in the city but also in near small towns. The challenge is to combine together a smart, high quality and sustainable urban environment having good housing prices, with a growing specialized investment and employment and also with qualified and abundant human resources. A Smart, Innovative, Industrial and World Heritage City for a new development paradigm in rural cities. The report on local activities will describe stakeholder engagement activities (preliminary activities), focus groups, meeting and discussions about the renovation and promotion of the area (fist round of local activities), activities for discussing the design optin for the local Smart village and a possibile roadmap (second round of local activities), finalization of the case study and conclusions. The report will be delivered by month 10. "Minutes of the Peer Learning Workshop #2, with reference materials" "On month 6 the outcomes of the first round of local activities in each participating region will be the basis for the works of the second international Peer learning workshop. Partners will summarize, introduce and discuss possible basic design options for “Smart industrial villages” initiatives and innovation support services, and will provide each other expertise and knowledge about specific topics of discussion. Minutes of the Peer Learning Workshop #2 with reference materials will be delivered by month 7." Searching for OpenAIRE data... There was an error trying to search data from OpenAIRE No results available
