Innovation & Cooperation: Cluster policy & Demand-side innovation policies: public procurement of innovation Dr. Bertrand Wert, Policy Officer [email protected]Industrial Innovation Policy Development Lancement de la plate-forme des clusters d’innovation de l’Euro- métropole Lille-Kortrijk-Tournai Tournai, 15.03.2011
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Innovation & Cooperation:Cluster policy &
Demand-side innovation policies: public procurement of innovation
1. Align funding priorities in the EU budget with competitiveness
2. Enhance cluster-related framework conditions
3. Review current profile of funding recipients at EU and Member State levels
4. Encourage better cluster programmes at the EU Member State level
5. Streamline EU funding for clusters by creating a unified set of administrative procedures
6. Improve coordination of cluster programmes across DGs
7. Institutionalise the provision of the cluster knowledge/data base
8. Enhance European platforms for cluster collaboration
New developments for world-class clusters in Europe
“Invited” Public Authority B
(ECA Members !)
“Host” cluster organisation
“Invited” cluster organisation
“Invited” cluster organisation
InternationalEU incentive
Common international
strategy
A new approach promoting internationalisation
11.03.2011: Promotion and development of world-class clusters in Europe New EU call for proposals releasedThis call for proposals by DG Enterprise and Industry aims at further supporting the development of more world-class clusters in Europe under two strands:Strand 1: Promoting international cluster activities in the CIP participating countries (3/G/ENT/CIP/11/C/N04C011). This action aims at fostering European cluster cooperation in view of internationalisation strategies outside Europe, by building upon and further developing successful support schemes already implemented in some Member States. Strand 2: Promoting excellence of cluster management in the CIP participating countries (4/G/ENT/CIP/11/C/N04C021). This action aims at improving cluster management in Europe, by building upon and further developing the efforts carried out by the European Cluster Excellence initiative.
Share experiences with other Cluster Club Members !
“Training of trainers”
European Cluster Excellence Initiative
Call for proposals:
1.5 M EURO
Who could participate in the coming calls?
Eligible applicants National or regional public authorities or agencies
Members of the European Cluster Alliance.
Participants in the pilot actions Cluster organisations;
Members of the European Club of Cluster Managers established under the “European Cluster Excellence Initiative”.
Information Days in Brussels, 4 May!
Policy developments…Cluster policy as part of industrial policy
An integrated industrial policy
To develop new strategies of clusters and networks of clsuters
End of 2011 new programming period
Included in the Common Strategical Framework CSF
Demand-side innovation policies:public procurement of innovation
Lead Market Initiative LMI
Measures from the supply side
Measures from the
demand-side
- Regulation
- Public procurement
- Fin
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- Equ
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- Mes
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- Standardisation- Clusters…
LMI package
Policy mix: supply and demand-side measures
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Intention: Supporting market VS supporting technology
push
Innovation Union, Committment 17: Procurement budgets for innovation
• Issues Wrong incentives Lack of knowledge and capabilities on technologies, innovations, market
developments No strategy that aligns public procurements with public policy objectives
(e.g. health, environment, transport), and with R&D&I support programmes Fragmentation in demand
• Actions “Member States and regions should set aside dedicated budgets for pre-
commercial procurements and public procurements of innovative products and services ...
The Commission will provide guidance and set up a (financial) support mechanism to help contracting authorities to implement these procurements in a non-discriminatory and open manner, to pool demand, to draw up common specifications, and to promote SME access.
In addition, the Commission will offer guidance on implementing joint procurements between contracting entities…”
Cities: sustainable construction & rehab.
“SCI-NETWORK”: ICLEI (lead) Local Governments for Sustainability (Europe), Transport for London TFL (UK), City of Torino (IT), Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (UK), Dutch National Procurers Association PIANOo (NL), Culminatum, Helsinki Region Centre of Expertise (FI), University of Klagenfurt (AT), Motiva, National Agency for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (FI)
First results:
• 110 organisations are participating in the pilot phase
• Online Forum 6 Working Groups WG: sustainable renovation; new technical solutions; procuring innovation; whole-life costing; financing & contracting; & environmental standards
• WG for helping public sector to become key driver for sustainable innovation
• WG encourage knowledge & experience sharing, identifying best practice, innovative technologies & products relevant to public authority
• WG will engage with the market to identify the best solutions: https://eulab.viadesk.com
“ENPROTEX”: Firebuy (Lead), the National Procurement Agency for the fire and rescue service in England (UK), Belgian Ministry of the Interior IBZ (BE), Dutch national Disaster Response Agency LFR (NL)
First results: • A web-portal for public procurers and SMEs• Innovation mapping in textile research on protective clothing • Providing industry with forward commitments to meet future needs of procurers• A Personal Protective Equipment public procurers network is under development• Dissemination at national and international level. • Discussions with industry on barriers to innovation as well as dialogue with SME associations on involvement of SMEs in innovation and the supply chain• Model for tender documents will be produced
Low carbon Hospitals“LCB-HEALTHCARE”: Department for Business Innovation and Skills BIS (UK) (lead), Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research TNO (NL), Norwegian Directorate for Health Affaires(NO), Cracow Rydygier Hospital (PL), Department of Health DH (UK), European Health Property Network EuHPN (NL)
First results: • Develop a sustainable, self-funding, trans-national network • Stakeholders' consultations commenced at the European Congress on Healthcare Planning and Design in June 2010. • A survey of barriers to investment in low carbon solutions was launched in 2010 • A European state-of-the-art report: publication before the end of 2010 • "Ultra Efficient Lighting for Future Wards" in the Rotherham hospital (UK): by implementing a Forward Commitment Procurement project refurbishment leaders await Energy consumption saving of 30% or £4,500 / 40 beds / 10 years, and Maintenance Saving of 88% or £13,140 / 40 beds / 10 years.