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Permanent Table between SPRING and Regions

The Permanent Table between SPRING and the Regions was established between representatives of some Italian regions and SPRING with the aim of facilitating regular discussions between the territories.

To date, the Table is composed of fourteen Italian regions-Basilicata, Campania, Emilia Romagna, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Lazio, Liguria, Lombardy, Piedmont, Apulia, Sardinia, Sicily, Tuscany, Umbria, Veneto, and the Autonomous Province of Trento-that have committed to supporting the Cluster’s activities, reaffirming the coherence and functionality of their own development strategies and planning documents with the Association’s vision and objectives, as well as their willingness to continue in this direction by supporting activities that support the Cluster’s development and enhancement.

The Table aims to serve as a common platform for the purpose of defining shared and coordinated positions and possible lines of action on technological innovation, interregional collaboration, development policies and strategies, as well as access to regional or multi-regional programs that are co-funded at the national level and that are part of a unified Italian strategy, sharing of tools and case studies of excellence, training activities and local employment incentives in the Circular Bioeconomy sector.

SPRING and the Made in Italy Cluster have started a collaboration in the field of biomaterials for Made in Italy.

Within the National Coordination Group on Bioeconomy established at the Prime Minister’s Office, SPRING has supported the establishment of the Forest Wood Cluster and is collaborating on the creation of integrated supply chains.
Also underway is the creation of a consortium at the European level.

Symbola Foundation with Cluster SPRING, Unioncamere, Guglielmo Tagliacarne Institute in collaboration with Conai, Ecopneus, Enel, Novamont, compile the report showing how, through case histories, sustainability makes our economy stronger and future-proof.

The Intesa Sanpaolo Research Center and the Cluster renewed the signing to the Memorandum of Understanding for Studies on Circular Bioeconomy, with the aim of strengthening even more the synergies between the two realities.
Realities that are involved every year, together with Assobiotec – Federchimica in the preparation of the European Report on Bioeconomy in Europe.

SPRING with Unioncamere and other industry players compiled a direct area-wide survey of Italian companies and production chains in the bioeconomy. Report “BIOECONOMY. First direct area-level survey of Italian enterprises and production chains in the bioeconomy”

Permanent Table between SPRING and Regions