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The document outlines Stockholm's vision for 2030, focusing on becoming a world-class business region with a goal to enhance innovation and economic competitiveness. It highlights initiatives for investment promotion, support for entrepreneurs, and various sectors like ICT, life sciences, and cleantech. Challenges mentioned include the need for improved infrastructure and increased employment opportunities for immigrants.
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W6 Jesper Ackinger
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- 3. Vision 2030- AWorld Class Stockholm
- 4. 500000 1000000 1500000 2000000 2500000 3000000 1990 2000 20102020 2030 Stockholms stad Stockholms county
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- 9. Creating more globalbrands
- 10. Stockholm Business Region Development •Investment promotion • Development of ”Företagsplats Stockholm” • Improving Stockholm Services for business and industry
- 11. Stockholm BusinessAlliance • 52municipalities • 3,5 million inhabitants • 1/3 of the Swedish population • 40 per cent of Swedish GDP • 45 per cent of all foreign investments
- 12. Stockholm BusinessAlliance • Investmentpromotion • Service to industry • Common position ”Stockholm-the Capital of Scandinavia
- 13. Investment areas • ICT • Life Sciences • Automation • Cleantech • Hospitality • Logistics • Metals and mining
- 14. • Research andinnovation infrastructure • Innovation procurement • Supply of capital • Cross sector approach • Globally attractive Stockholm 2025- the worlds most innovated driven economy
- 15. The City ofStockholm Innovation Scholarship • The purpose of the City of Stockholm Innovation Scholarship is to promote the spirit of innovation in the city. • The scholarships is presented every year at the Stockholm City Hall during Nobel Week in December
- 16. Start-Up Stockholm • Guidesentrepreneurs and innovators free of charge • One door in • Basic programmes and special programmes in ex. marketing • 4 200 people got guidance 2013 • 13 500 guidance meeting held 2013
- 17. Start-Up Stockholm createdin five years • Created 4 500 companies • Created 6 300 jobs
- 18. Other initiatives • JobbtorgStockholm • Hotspot Farsta and Kista Foto: Fredrik Persson
- 19. Challenges • Increased investmentsin infrastructure and housing • More direct intercontinental flights to Arlanda • High unemployment among new Swedes
- 20. Stockholm - it'snot a coincidence! - YouTube