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Workshops Tuesday 5 October 2010 Territorial planning as a competitiveness strategy Competitiveness and innovation are the key factors to enhance the new Lisbon Strategy, bearing in mind the 2020 objectives that will be set up in the near future. At the local level, territorial planning is a well-known tool that has proven to provide real indicators regarding these key elements. In that perspective, Local Intermediate Authorities (LIAs), placed in between the regional and municipal level, have a central position and competences regarding these issues, amongst which territorial planning. LIAs have experience in this field and are eager to share it. This debate will focus on putting together local stakeholders with European experts in order to shape a new bottom-up approach that will try to tackle local competitiveness by confronting the current European approach with the real local needs. The outcome of this debate can help to show how the different actions set up by the LIAs can promote cultural, innovative and economic resources as a motor for local development. Regional innovation indicators: Evidence-based policymaking for Europe 2020 and for the European Plan for Research and Innovation Against the background of the Europe 2020 strategy and the European Plan for Research and Innovation, this discussion will focus on the local/regional dimension of innovation and explore what indicators can best describe this complex multifaceted phenomenon at a regional level. Regional case studies will highlight the need for new regional innovation indicators capable of accurately capturing the evolution of regional innovation systems and also of shedding light on some important non-technology driven types of innovation like organisational innovation, business model innovation, social innovation, rural innovation etc. that are not necessarily associated with urban regions and hightech industries. The workshop conclusions will be forwarded to EU and national leaders in the framework of their discussion on implementing Europes 2020 goals and the Research and Innovation Plan. New investment models for regions to reach the Europe 2020 broadband and NGA targets The new EU digital agenda sets the target of 100% broadband coverage by 2013 and an ambitions target for NGA coverage by 2015. The upgrading of the current broadband infrastructure to NGA capacity requires a vast investment which the current market mechanisms seems unable to justify, at least in terms of the speed and pervasiveness that Europe requires to sustain its long term competitiveness, social and economic cohesion and political participation. Over the past few years public funds (including EU funds) have been used to provide access to broadband mostly in underdeveloped regions and rural areas where the market players would not normally intervene. However, large public intervention seems unlikely given the limits that the budget discipline imposes on public finances already stretched by the current economic downturn. This difficulty is also evident within the context of European cohesion policy where regions and Member States struggle to match EU funds even for actions already planned within their current operational programmes. The workshop will discuss possible alternatives to finance broadband and NGA deployment including long term financial mechanisms set up at EU level with the use of EU funds. 05A18 11:15 - 13:00 Venue: Solvay Library Organiser: Local Intermediate Authorities: Mobilising Competitive Territories Speakers: Jean Louis Destans, Member of the Committee of the Regions, President of the Regional Council of Eure, France; Marino Fiasella, President of the Province of La Spezia, Italy; Ida Vana, Province of Turin, Italy 05A19 11:15 - 13:00 Venue: Committee of the Regions, VM3 Organisers: Committee of the Regions, EU2020MP and ERRIN Chair: Christine Chapman, Member of the Committee of the Regions Speakers: Alessandro Fazio, European Regions Research and Innovation Network, Errin, Belgium; Thierry Fellmann, Regional Economy, Innovation and Higher Education, Provence- Alpes-Côte-d'Azur Region, France; Ben Gardiner, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Belgium; Massimiliano Leoncini, Tuscany Region, Italy; Ton Van Lier, Eindhoven Brainport Development, The Netherlands 05A20 11:15 - 13:00 Venue: Centre Borschette, room 0C Organisers: European Commission, DGs Regional Policy and Information Society and Media Speakers: Hélidéo Costa-Elias, Caisse Des Dépôts, Deposit office, France; Detlef Eckert, European Commission, DG Information Society and Media, Lisbon Strategy and policies for the information society, Belgium; George Hall, European Broadband Portal, -EBP- European Regional Information Society Association-eris@-; Dariusz Kowalczyk, Marshal's office of the Malopolska region, Poland; Kate Lundy, Senator, Parliament of Australia, Australia; Francesco Totaro, European PPP Expertise Centre, EPEC, European Investment Bank 22 OPEN DAYS 2010 – European Week of Regions and Cities
The economy of culture: a driver for regional development evidence from European cohesion policy As one of the fastest growing areas of the economy, the European cultural sector has a lot to offer when it comes to economic growth, employment and sustainable development. It can help create new business models for traditional activities, help reconvert local economies and produce positive spill-over effects in areas such as research, product and service innovation, city branding and modernising public services. This workshop presents the results of a new study commissioned by the European Commission which examines the ways in which culture has contributed to local and regional economic development through European cohesion policy since 2000. Building on this evidence, the workshop aims to highlight key issues and recommendations on how European regions and cities can develop strategies to boost local economies, creativity and innovation through culture-led investments. Frontrunners in innovation and sustainable growth: Cluster organisations in European regions This workshop focuses on ways in which cluster organisations in the regions can contribute to fostering innovation and sustainable growth. It will bring together examples from across Europe where research has resulted in new products and services, thereby contributing to growth. The workshop will also examine issues relating to how cluster organisations and their activities fit into both present and future European cohesion policy programmes. Tackling socio-economic disparities using satellite information and services Regional policy makers, planners and practitioners are permanently faced with the need to take decisions that balance the imperatives of economic growth, protection of the environment and quality of life. On their territories, they need to reconcile differences between development in urban, rural, remote areas, unemployment levels, and access to infrastructure and public services, as well as differing levels of vulnerability to natural and man-made hazards. Pioneering regions and cities are using satellite information and services to take better informed decisions on regional development priorities, to implement transport, mobility solutions and communication infrastructure in rural and remote areas, to monitor and mitigate the effect of human activities on the environment, to provide health-related services for vulnerable populations. Participants will have an opportunity to learn from such good practice examples and explore how such services can be used in their own regional context. Workshops Tuesday 5 October 2010 05A21 11:15 - 13:00 Venue: Centre Borschette, room 1C Organisers: European Commission, DGs Education and Cuture and Regional Policy Speakers: Angel Nieva, Bilbao Ria 2000, Spain; Christian Sommer, Musikpark Mannheim Gmbh, Germany; Luis Rocha, Director of CEART, Professional Training Centre of Handicrafts, Industrial Area of Pedrulha, Portugal; Mike Coyne, Centre for Strategy & Evaluation Services LLP, United Kingdom; Miranda Bird, Cornwall Council, project "Counting on Creativity", United Kingdom; Xavier Troussard, DG Education and Culture, European Commission, Belgium 05A22 11:15 - 13:00 Venue: Centre Borschette, room 1A Organiser: European Commission, DG Regional Policy Speakers: Staffan Bjurulf, Region Värmland, Sweden; Maciej Dzierzanowski, Gdańsk Institute for Market Economics, Poland; Preben Gregersen, Danish Enterprise and Construction Authority, Denmark; Örjan Sölvell, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden; Judit Törökne-Rozsa, European Commission, DG Regional Policy, Belgium 05A32 11:15 - 13:00 Venue: Committee of the Regions, JDE 53 Organiser: Eurisy Chair: Angelika Poth-Mögele, Director of Policy, Council of European Municipalities and Regions, Belgium Speakers: Marco Farina, Mobility Agency of City of Rome, Italy; John Farrow, International Space University, France; André Montagnier, City of Tarascon, France; Alexis Nicolaou, Youth Committee of Oudou, Cyprus OPEN DAYS 2010 – European Week of Regions and Cities 23
Page 1 and 2: 8 th European Week of Regions and C
Page 3 and 4: Table of contents Welcome addresses
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Page 9 and 10: Opening Session The 2010 OPEN DAYS
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Page 13 and 14: Spatially blind or spatially target
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Page 39 and 40: Implementing the Small Business Act
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Page 43 and 44: Adriatic Macro-Region: A new multil
Page 45 and 46: Inter-territorial cooperation: The
Page 47 and 48: Making Europe easy for citizens and
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