We build networks between scientific institutions, companies, policy makers and stakeholders and all economic and social actors in the territory in order to transform innovation needs into projects to be financed through regional, national and European resources.
The development of projects designed and implemented on the needs of the productive system and the advanced research sector qualifies Reggiane Innovation Park as a dedicated hub, capable of attracting and exchanging resources, skills, relations and strategies in Europe and in the world.
Reggio HUB
Attracting, retaining and developing the most talented and qualified human resources available on the job market: Reggio Hub is the name of an innovative matching system to facilitate relations between local production and research ecosystem and foreign students, researchers, professionals, young people who have reached higher levels of education, technical and managerial skills and innovative knowledge.
Partners involved: Municipality of Reggio Emilia, Reggiane Innovation Park, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Unindustria Reggio Emilia, POPWave
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Reggio HUB
Attracting, retaining and developing the most talented and qualified human resources available on the job market: Reggio Hub is the name of an innovative matching system to facilitate relations between local production and research ecosystem and foreign students, researchers, professionals, young people who have reached higher levels of education, technical and managerial skills and innovative knowledge.
Partners involved: Municipality of Reggio Emilia, Reggiane Innovation Park, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Unindustria Reggio Emilia, POPWave
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Compete-in
The project promoted by the Municipality of Reggio Emilia in collaboration with local stakeholders, started in April 2016, aims at strengthening local policies to support the internationalization of SMEs through the design of actions that involve the entire territorial system, as public administration, companies, university and centers for R&I, trade associations and cultural actors.
Partners involved: Municipality of Reggio Emilia, Art-er, Municipality of Gävle (SE), Leeds Beckett University (UK), Agency for entrepreneurship and development of Upper Silesia (PL), Wielkopolska Region (PL) and Ivace – Institute for business and competitiveness of Valencia (ES)
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Compete-in
The project promoted by the Municipality of Reggio Emilia in collaboration with local stakeholders, started in April 2016, aims at strengthening local policies to support the internationalization of SMEs through the design of actions that involve the entire territorial system, as public administration, companies, university and centers for R&I, trade associations and cultural actors.
Partners involved: Municipality of Reggio Emilia, Art-er, Municipality of Gävle (SE), Leeds Beckett University (UK), Agency for entrepreneurship and development of Upper Silesia (PL), Wielkopolska Region (PL) and Ivace – Institute for business and competitiveness of Valencia (ES).
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Foundation
The project, started in September 2019, offers a framework and a roadmap for territories that want to promote economic resilience through a collaborative approach to industrial closures, job losses and uncertainty. It brings together stakeholders, administrations, businesses and business organizations to develop preventive response activities to structural changes in the economy, through policies and programs in favor of SME competitiveness.
Partners involved: Cork Institute of Technology (IE), Municipality of Reggio Emilia (IT), Oldham Council (UK), University of Oulu (FI), Lithuanian Innovation Center (LT), Rzeszow Regional Development Agency (PL), Pannon Business Network Association (HU), European Center of Empresas and Innovación Cartagena (ES), Business Upper Austria (AT)
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Foundation
The project, started in September 2019, offers a framework and a roadmap for territories that want to promote economic resilience through a collaborative approach to industrial closures, job losses and uncertainty. It brings together stakeholders, administrations, businesses and business organizations to develop preventive response activities to structural changes in the economy, through policies and programs in favor of SME competitiveness.
Partners involved: Cork Institute of Technology (IE), Municipality of Reggio Emilia (IT), Oldham Council (UK), University of Oulu (FI), Lithuanian Innovation Center (LT), Rzeszow Regional Development Agency (PL), Pannon Business Network Association (HU), European Center of Empresas and Innovación Cartagena (ES), Business Upper Austria (AT)
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SDG Go Business
The SDG Go Business Project, funded by the Emilia-Romagna Region as part of the Call “Territorial laboratories for innovation and sustainability of businesses 2020-2021” aims to develop co-planned actions in the territory with businesses and economic actors on the issues of circular economy and sustainable development, capable of producing innovation, growth and increasing the competitiveness of the local ecosystem.
Partners involved: Municipality of Reggio Emilia, Clust-ER Greentech, Chamber of Commerce of Reggio Emilia, CNA Reggio Emilia, CRPA, REI Foundation, Legacoop Emilia Ovest, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Unindustria Reggio Emilia, companies and research laboratories of the Innovation Park.
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SDG Go Business
The SDG Go Business Project, funded by the Emilia-Romagna Region as part of the Call “Territorial laboratories for innovation and sustainability of businesses 2020-2021” aims to develop co-planned actions in the territory with businesses and economic actors on the issues of circular economy and sustainable development, capable of producing innovation, growth and increasing the competitiveness of the local ecosystem.
Partners involved: Municipality of Reggio Emilia, Clust-ER Greentech, Chamber of Commerce of Reggio Emilia, CNA Reggio Emilia, CRPA, REI Foundation, Legacoop Emilia Ovest, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Unindustria Reggio Emilia, companies and research laboratories of the Innovation Park..
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Technological innovation for Biogas plants
The “Innovative Hydrogen-based technology for improvement of Biogas generation plants” project provides for the development of a feasibility study to enhance the biogas supply chain, present in our province with about 30 plants, to identify a model that can be replicated at European level, where the biogas network reaches over 18,000 plants. The study will be carried out, in fact, through a public-private partnership coordinated by the Research, Innovation and Internationalization Unit of the Municipality of Reggio Emilia in collaboration with CRPA Lab and the REI Foundation, which involve senior researchers in the renewable energy sector.
Partners involved: Municipality of Reggio Emilia, REI Foundation, CRPA.
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