Congratulations, Barcelona: your innovation ecosystem connecting citizens, public organisations, academia and businesses earned you €500,000 and the title of first ever EU Capital of Innovation! Read more.
The iCapital of Europe? It could have been: creating strategic partnerships uniting science, business and creativity had Espoo shortlisted for the prestigious new title EU Capital of Innovation. Read more.
Investing in technological breakthroughs through synergies between research, education and industry paid off: 24 January 2014, Grenoble was announced as 1 of 6 nominees for Capital of Innovation. Read more.
1 of 6 contenders for the new title EU Capital of Innovation, Groningen was nominated “for the use of new concepts, tools and processes to develop a user-centred smart energy ecosystem.” Read more.
Does your city have a “new urban regeneration model where people and creative industries cooperate and spur growth”? Malaga does – this is why it was shortlisted for first EU Capital of Innovation. Read more.
Opening up municipally-owned property to experimental innovative solutions, driven by all types of businesses, saw Paris shortlisted for the first ever iCapital – EU Capital of Innovation. Read more.
