Stakeholders from Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Denmark are now laying the foundation for a Nordic AI Center focused on the responsible development and use of AI. The initiative is co-financed by Nordic Innovation.
Nordic Innovation organized a total of 12 events across four democracy festivals this summer. The importance of Nordic collaboration as a tool to secure a more resilient Nordic region was a recurring theme through all events.
The declaration was signed during the Nordic transport minister’s meeting in Gothenburg 14. August. The Nordic Network for Electric Aviation (NEA) took part in the meeting and presented results and recommendations from the Nordic policy tour.
The program is designed to equip Nordic companies with the essential tools and knowledge to navigate the forthcoming Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR).
Since 2022 Nordic Innovation House Tokyo and Asia House have launched three Health tech delegations to Japan to support Nordic startups entering the Japanese market.
In May 2024, the Critical Raw Materials Act entered into force. The Nordic region, with its long tradition of producing and processing raw materials, has a unique position and can play a key role in reaching the targets set by the Act.
One of the three Nordic scale-up programs established in 2021 has proved very successful. By the end of 2023, the Nordic Scalers Scaleup Academy was preparing to launch the third round of its mentor program for Nordic scale-ups.
On 30 May the Nordic Network for Electric Aviation NEA finalized its Nordic policy tour with a stop in Iceland. The network will soon present the results for the Nordic Ministers for Transport and Infrastructure.
We are happy to invite you to join a new network for professionals from the Nordic metals and minerals sector. The aim of the network is to consolidate the Nordics as role model in global sustainable mineral production.
The Nordic Innovation Circular Fast Track is a new effort aimed at challenging Nordic companies, ecosystems, public sector organizations, clusters, networks and innovation institutions to team up and accelerate high-impact circular economy projects.
Five new policy recommendations aiming to make the Nordics a leading region in ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence have been launched by the Nordic Ethical AI Expert Group.
