Sport for Growth and Healthy & Vital Communities
Start Date: August 2019
End Date: November 2022
Budget: €1,525,282
Funding: Interreg Europe
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Start Date: August 2019
End Date: November 2022
Budget: €1,525,282
Funding: Interreg Europe
Inno4Sports brings together five regions that all share the ambition to address a common objective, namely to improve the performance and efficiency of development programs that are able to support sports clusterization processes based on quadruple helix cooperation, and by doing so, promote the innovative value chains of sports. Taking into account the different regional contexts (e.g. development levels, available expertise on clusterization processes), specific points to address have been identified by focussing on 4 thematic sub-objectives; the creation of opportunities for market access, the exploration of cross-over cooperation, the development of harmonization processes with regional development programs and the creation of interlinkages with consumer needs and societal trends. By deepening cluster integration, through an intensive process of interregional learning, knowledge exchange, and lasting inter-cluster cooperation processes, all partners set out to reach their ambitions.
A new initiative, Inno4Sports, target a topic that has not yet been tackled before in such concreteness. With the inclusion of EPSI as an Advisory Partner to the project, a strong dissemination platform is included that will bring the project’s findings closer to the attention of not only regional, and national, but also EU level policy makers to generate a multitude of future spin-offs.
