Innovation procurement in cities
Denisa Naidin, EUROCITIES
Where have cities invested in innovation?
Electric mobility
Public transport
Renewables
Energy efficiency
Clean vehicles
Waste treatment
Tourism
Passive buildings
Creative industries
Entrepreneurship
Open data
E-services
CSR
Housing
Social care
E-inclusion
How were these investments financed?
CIP
FP7
ERDF
IEE
Life
INTERREG
Cohesion Fund
EMFF
Europe Aid
Which mechanisms were used?
Where is innovation still needed?
Building refurbishment
Public transport
Culture
Green urban mobility
Waste (water) treatment
Clean energy
Health and quality of life
Economic development
Social care
E-government
Integrated urban management
and planning
Employment policies
Education
Elderly care
City experience with innovation procurement
• Lack of knowledge
about innovation
procurement
• Complicated and
time-consuming
procedure
• Uncertainty
regarding the final
product
• Large risk associated
with it
• Unclear legal
framework
Has your city ever used PCP or PPI?
20%
Yes
No
80%
Are cities planning to use IP in the new MFF?
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Health
Environment
Employment
Youth policies
ICT
Smart cities
Energy efficiency
Social innovation
Entrepreneurship
Energy saving
Green mobility
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Horizon 2020
EaSI
Life
SIP / ESF
National OPs
INTERREG
ERDF
Cohesion Fund
Question time!
For more information
Denisa Naidin
denisa.naidin@eurocities.eu