Horizon Europe · Horizon Europe (HORIZON)
Towards a consolidated culture and creativity driven European innovation ecosystem
Call summary
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Expected Outcome: Projects should contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: The number and impact of CCI [1] -driven innovations in Europe are increased thanks to a wide uptake of evidence-based measures stemming from EU-funded research. These results are followed up with appropriate assessments and Key Performance Indicators. Innovation driven by the cultural and creative industries continues to be boosted beyond project funding through a long-term economically sustainable ecosystem. A vision of European CCIs as an essential engine of sustainable innovation and competitiveness is broadly established, making CCIs a natural part of European, national, regional and local innovation efforts. Scope: The transition towards a consolidated culture- and creativity-driven European innovation ecosystem represents a strategic imperative for Europe's future competitiveness and societal r… more
Business and ManagementBusiness modelsBusiness planCompany valuationCreativity managementEconomics, EconometricsEntrepreneurshipIncubator companiesInnovation methodologiesInnovation policyInnovation systemsInvestment readinessKnowledge and Technology transferLeadership developmentNew business opportunitiesPerforming arts studies (Musicology, Theater science, Dramaturgy)
Academics who may be relevant
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%48KAĞAN OKATAN
Shared topics: University-Industry-Government Innovation Models · Innovation and Knowledge Management · Big Data and Business Intelligence
Overlapping papers: Understanding the Interaction of Innovation System Dimensions and Organizational Culture: A Review on Technology Firms (2021) · KNOWLEDGE-INTENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AS A DRIVER OF INNOVATION SYSTEM ENGAGEMENT: EVIDENCE FROM EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (2026)
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%47IRYNA SKAVRONSKA
Shared topics: Cultural Industries and Urban Development · Economic and Business Development Strategies · Regional Economic Development and Innovation
Overlapping papers: Enhancing the Competitiveness of Enterprises Through Creativity in a Global Economy (2024) · CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IN UKRAINE: ANALYSIS AND PROSPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT (2017)
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%46SERDAL TEMEL
Shared topics: Innovation and Knowledge Management · Innovation Policy and R&D
Overlapping papers: Insights into Türkiye’s Technology Development Journey (2023) · Examining University Industry Collaboration as a Source of Innovation in the Emerging Economy of Turkey (2013)
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%44PINAR BÜYÜKBALCI
Shared topics: Innovation and Knowledge Management · International Business and FDI · Family Business Performance and Succession
Overlapping papers: Türkiye Girişimcilik Ekosistemi ve Kurumsal İşletme -Start-Up İş Birlikleri: Tematik Bir İnceleme (2025) · Uncharted Waters of the Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Research: Comparing Greater Istanbul and Reading Ecosystems (2020)
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%42HASİBE AYSAN
Shared topics: Innovation and Knowledge Management
Overlapping papers: Innovative business models shaping accounting education in smart educational environments (2026) · AN INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK OF KNOWLEDGE DYNAMICS AND INNOVATION PERFORMANCE (2025)
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%41CEYDA OVACI
Shared topics: Business Strategy and Innovation · Innovation, Sustainability, Human-Machine Systems · Innovation and Knowledge Management
Overlapping papers: Map of Living Lab Network and The Visualization of Focus Areas of Living Labs (2020) · Innovation competencies of individuals as a driving skill sets of future works and impact of their personality traits (2020)
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%40GÜLİN İDİL SÖNMEZTÜRK BOLATAN
Shared topics: Innovation and Knowledge Management
Overlapping papers: Strategic conceptualization and operationalization of digital orientation to support organizational TQM performance (2024) · The Impact Of Innovation Performance On Operational Performance: The Example Of Technopark Istanbul (2022)
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