Innovation Hubs by BNP Paribas Fortis

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THE STORY OF THE
INNOVATION HUBS
HANS JACOBS
Brussels, December 22nd 2016

Number of Innovative startups in Belgium per year…
Source: Ecosystem Platform @2015 DataScouts.

The role of the Bank is to finance the real economy by
supporting our clients to grow and create added value

Drivers of growth in our economy…
Growth comes from:
• doing same things more
- Factor-driven economies
- (e.g. growing population & markets)
• doing same things better
- Efficiency-drive economies
- (e.g. tractor instead of horse)
• doing new things
- Disruption: innovation-driven
BE & EU economy rapidly
evolving:
• Geopolitics
- Aging population
- Climate disturbance
- Danger of deflation, LT IR declining
• New environment
- New and stricter regulation
- Digitalization, Mobile,
- Shortcut economy
- Social Media, Internet of things
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Drivers are still the same… … yet environment changed
challenging
More &
faster
decline

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What
should
we do
about it?

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Understanding – by Listening
A workshop with the
local ecosystem in
Charleroi
10 entrepreneurs interviewed face-to-face
(5 FR, 5NL)
Final joint workshop: define the Service Concept
(Customer Experience Design)
A workshop with the
local ecosystem in
Leuven
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Addressing the issue – Our Minimum Viable Product
 The Team
 The Network
 Banking Products,
Skills & Services

This document provides an overview of methods for social innovation mapped out by researchers. It analyzes hundreds of methods through the lenses of the processes, conditions, and impact of social innovation. The methods are grouped into categories like prompts, proposals, prototypes, sustaining innovations, and scaling innovations. Specific techniques are mentioned like design thinking methods, creativity methods, crowdfunding, and incubators. The goal is to help practitioners develop effective ideas and ensure they have a positive social impact at scale.

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1) The document summarizes a presentation given by Josema Cavanillas of Atos Research & Innovation on future internet businesses and the Future Internet Enterprise Systems (FINES) initiative. 2) It discusses how innovation can help overcome economic crises by providing new attractive and trustworthy services. FINES aims to improve how enterprises use technology for collaboration, interoperability, and digital ecosystems. 3) The presentation outlines Atos' vision for technologies in the future internet, including more proactive and personalized services, and emphasizes aligning FINES with the European Union's digital agenda.

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Dortmund Consensus: Common Sense for Common Wealth by Hans Werner Franz

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This document summarizes the economic and social changes in Dortmund, Germany over recent decades known as the "Dortmund Consensus". Key points: - Dortmund transitioned from an economy dependent on coal, steel and beer production to a more diversified, technology-based service economy following major job losses from 1970-2000. - Its population is now the only one growing in the Ruhr region, surpassing 1983 employment levels, with most workers now in services. - Through cooperation between stakeholders in government, industry and labor, Dortmund created governance structures and a culture of collaboration that helped manage structural change.

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This presentation is an intro to legal, financial, social impact assessment frameworks of social entrepreneurship/ social enterprises as part of the "Social Innovation in Practice" workshop hold during "The Impact Series" http://theimpactseries.com. This series digs deep into the field of social entrepreneurship, while pointing out the social role of science. We will feature a diverse collection of speakers who will share their knowledge, expertise and experience in that field and bring attention to how to turn science in the service of solving the world’s most pressing societal challenges.

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The document discusses the growth of social innovation in Hong Kong in the early 2000s. It notes that prominent figures like Dr. KK Tse and Prof. Joseph Sung were catalyzing social entrepreneurship education. There was also a growing field of impact investors and interest from businesses to support social innovation. The Hong Kong government began supporting social innovation through a $500 million fund to alleviate poverty. It discusses the potential for Hong Kong to become a social innovation hub in Asia.

The document summarizes the selection process and criteria for the European City of Innovation award. Barcelona won the award for its use of new technologies to engage citizens in public services like health and social programs. The runners up were Grenoble, which invests in research collaborations around sustainability, and Groningen for empowering citizens in the energy market through crowd-sourced solutions. All the finalist cities demonstrated quadruple helix partnerships between universities, public/private sectors, and engaged citizens to drive innovation.

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Fast changes in digital technology are disrupting how cities are governed and how citizens engage with their governments. This presents opportunities to rethink business models and procurement processes to improve economies, societies, and environments. Successful innovation requires understanding different stakeholder needs, involving communities in providing solutions, and introducing new concepts in a way that fits the local political landscape and helps with daily work.

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- The Helsinki innovation ecosystem has many actors including 7 universities, 4 cities, and over 10 public and public-private organizations that develop the ecosystem. Some key industries include ICT, well-being, tourism, cleantech, and design. - Forum Virium Helsinki acts as a connector within the ecosystem by focusing on smart cities, digital service innovation, startups, open innovation, and being agile. - The document discusses different perspectives on the Helsinki smart city ecosystem including culture, policy, supports, markets, human capital, and finance.

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The document outlines plans to create a network of post-industrial cities in Europe to share experiences, test solutions, acquire funding, and lobby for their interests. The network will be launched in Autumn 2015 in Konin, Poland and a working group is being formed to design the framework and focus areas. Participation is open to local authorities, non-government organizations, and city activists from post-industrial cities willing to collaborate and build the network. The goal is for post-industrial cities to redefine their roles and reduce unemployment through entrepreneurship and innovation.

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The document discusses the Innovation Exchange, which aims to connect innovators in the third sector with commissioners and social investors to support social innovation ideas. It does this by bringing these groups together around key social challenges at Festival of Ideas events. At these events, third sector innovators can get feedback on their ideas and the best innovations receive funding from the Innovation Exchange Fund. The goal is to make social innovation a sustainable activity for the third sector by enabling connections, collaboration and risk-sharing between innovators, commissioners and investors.

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The document discusses the collaborative economy in the UK and provides several key points: 1. It outlines Nesta's framework for understanding the diverse range of players and models in the collaborative economy, from startups to communities to corporations. 2. It notes that the collaborative economy is already big business and set to grow, providing examples of sectors like peer-to-peer lending, renting, and transport that have seen savings and growth. 3. It discusses both the opportunities and controversies of the collaborative economy, such as increased income but also unregulated pricing and ensuring access and equality. 4. It explores challenges for regulators around ensuring fair competition, consumer protection, and setting policies to support startups

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Cities face unprecedented challenges with unemployment, particularly among young people and in some regions, at the same time that public spending has declined. New funding opportunities are emerging for innovation through programs like City Deals, but investment in innovation has been steadily declining in the UK since 1999. There is potential to harness tools like accelerators, challenge prizes, and big data to support new businesses and entrepreneurs, match job seekers to opportunities, and create jobs, but better evaluation of social interventions is still needed.

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Dr. Lorraine Warren gave a presentation on value creation and digital disruption. She discussed how digital technologies like broadband, smartphones, social media, and open data have lowered barriers to innovation. This digital disruption has led to new forms of technological innovation through crowd-driven activities like hackathons and new models of crowd-funding. Crowd-funding originally supported arts projects but is now used for business ventures. Dr. Warren provided examples of crowd-funding platforms and discussed regulatory developments around crowd-funding. She expressed interest in collaborating on research related to European and Pakistani contexts of these new digital phenomena.

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The UN report focuses on how to unleash the potential of the private sector and entrepreneurship in developing countries to help address deep poverty. It discusses various constraints facing entrepreneurs and small businesses, including lack of skills, access to capital, and an unstable macroeconomic environment. The report recommends governments strengthen the rule of law, create a level playing field for businesses, reform taxes and finance systems, and develop human skills to help build an enabling environment for businesses and entrepreneurship to thrive. Public-private partnerships are also emphasized as a way to engage businesses in sustainable development projects.

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The document discusses the European Commission's policy on Collective Awareness Platforms for Sustainability and Social Innovation (CAPS). CAPS aims to harness ICT networks and collective intelligence to create awareness of sustainability challenges and collaborative solutions. It supports new economic models beyond GDP based on open data, open source and participatory innovation. The 3rd call of CAPS in the Horizon 2020 Work Programme will fund projects that demonstrate new forms of bottom-up social innovation using digital tools to address issues like sustainable lifestyles, social entrepreneurship and digital rights.

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The Social Innovation Hub in Skopje, Macedonia was established in 2013 to research and test technology-based solutions to development challenges. It partners with local universities to design public services using mobile technologies and provides internships for students. The Hub has developed prototypes like a disaster information app and currently works on projects like an employment opportunities app for youth. It aims to scale up successful prototypes, work on solutions that win the UN Challenge, and develop public services and sensors-based apps to address regional issues.

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