Peter Munch-Madsen is a Senior Innovation Advisor here at Nordic Innovation. He is Danish, but lived his first years in Nairobi, Kenya, and spoke English before he spoke Danish.
To ensure a flying start of the Sustainable Minerals program, engaging partners from all the Nordic countries came together in September for a two-day kick-off hosted by Geological Survey of Finland in Espoo.
“It is important to surround yourself with people that are willing to share their experiences and knowledge with you”, says Hege Guttormsen, Higher Executive Officer at Nordic Innovation.
Through this initiative, Nordic Innovation seeks to promote sustainable growth, innovation, entrepreneurship and global competitiveness of Nordic companies in the ocean-based biomass industry. The pre-call is followed by a main call in 2023.
Through a new call for proposals, Nordic Innovation is looking for a consortia of partners who can develop an AI-solution capable of processing data from patient records across the Nordics.
Through this call, Nordic Innovation seeks to fund a project that demonstrates a concrete solution utilizing the patient records across Nordic countries in solving healthcare challenges.
The report “HEALTH USE CASE Visualising the effect of a realized Vision 2030 on Nordic businesses” show that through sharing health data a Vision 2030 scenario can be reached where systems, devices and regions are interoperable and collaboration amongst Nordic countries is easily possible.
Six concrete steps towards a sustainable tinsmith industry have been identified as a result of the Metal Waste project and the partners will continue working on a range of initiatives in the coming years.
Olivia Rekman, Innovation Advisor at Nordic Innovation, was surprised when she first heard that the Nordic countries all together is the 12th largest economy in the world.
Through Nordic cooperation and innovation in the private sector, Nordic Innovation aims to promote a more sustainable and circular way of working with construction.
