A brief sum-up of Nordic Innovation's most important activities and results in 2017.REPORT Learn more about what Nordic Innovation were up to in 2017 in our annual report (in Norwegian only). Nordic Innovation is funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers, which is the official inter-governmental body for cooperation in the Nordic region. The Nordic cooperation consists of Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Iceland, in addition to the self-governing areas of Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Åland. With its 26 million inhabitants, the Nordic cooperation is one of the most comprehensive regional partnerships anywhere in the world. Nordic Innovation is a vital instrument for the Nordic ministers of business, energy and regional policies and s...
The Nordic countries are among the European leaders of innovative development. The most important ac...
Nordic co-operation is one of the world’s most extensive forms of regional collaboration, involving ...
Preliminary figures from the Nordic statistical producers show that just over 458 billion NOK was sp...
Read more about Nordic Innovation's most important activities in 2018. Nordic Innovation connects pe...
Nordic Innovation aims to make the Nordics a pioneering region for sustainable growth and works to p...
”The Nordic region as a frontrunner in research and innovation” was the theme of the con...
Interest in Arctic issues has been growing in recent years. From an economic perspective, the Barent...
The Nordic Industrial Fund has, through its initiative in the SME Forum, completed the first round o...
The Nordic countries are world leading in fisheries and aquaculture. Nevertheless, business actors a...
The Nordic countries invested a total of nearly 410 billion NOK in research and development (R&D) in...
Abstract Interest in Arctic issues has been growing in recent years. From an economic perspective, ...
A successful innovation in industrial development policy. The report evaluates Nordland County Counc...
A successful innovation in industrial development policy. The report evaluates Nordland County Counc...
At the 26 and 27 of February 2009, the second Nordic Globalisation Forum will take place in Iceland....
Preliminary figures show that the Nordic region spent more than NOK 433 billion on research and deve...
The Nordic countries are among the European leaders of innovative development. The most important ac...
Nordic co-operation is one of the world’s most extensive forms of regional collaboration, involving ...
Preliminary figures from the Nordic statistical producers show that just over 458 billion NOK was sp...
Read more about Nordic Innovation's most important activities in 2018. Nordic Innovation connects pe...
Nordic Innovation aims to make the Nordics a pioneering region for sustainable growth and works to p...
”The Nordic region as a frontrunner in research and innovation” was the theme of the con...
Interest in Arctic issues has been growing in recent years. From an economic perspective, the Barent...
The Nordic Industrial Fund has, through its initiative in the SME Forum, completed the first round o...
The Nordic countries are world leading in fisheries and aquaculture. Nevertheless, business actors a...
The Nordic countries invested a total of nearly 410 billion NOK in research and development (R&D) in...
Abstract Interest in Arctic issues has been growing in recent years. From an economic perspective, ...
A successful innovation in industrial development policy. The report evaluates Nordland County Counc...
A successful innovation in industrial development policy. The report evaluates Nordland County Counc...
At the 26 and 27 of February 2009, the second Nordic Globalisation Forum will take place in Iceland....
Preliminary figures show that the Nordic region spent more than NOK 433 billion on research and deve...
The Nordic countries are among the European leaders of innovative development. The most important ac...
Nordic co-operation is one of the world’s most extensive forms of regional collaboration, involving ...
Preliminary figures from the Nordic statistical producers show that just over 458 billion NOK was sp...