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Dynamics of Smart Specialisation Agri-food Trans-regional Cooperation

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The objective of this paper is to inform the community of researchers, policymakers and practitioners about the dynamics of setting up the Thematic Smart Specialisation Platform on Agri-food, and to provide information about its functioning and governance. This work outlines the milestones of the process and the main achievements. The paper proposes the steps to be followed by policymakers and regional officers who are motivated to lead, support and actively contribute to a thematic platform within the Thematic Smart Specialisation Platform on Agri-food. At the same time, it discusses specific cases of such partnerships and describes the motivations and objectives of the regions that decided to embark on the journey towards establishment of specific thematic partnerships through this Platform.

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  • Katerina Ciampi Stancova & Alessio Cavicchi, 2017. "Dynamics of Smart Specialisation Agri-food Trans-regional Cooperation," JRC Research Reports JRC107257, Joint Research Centre.
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    1. Louis Brennan & Ruslan Rakhmatullin, 2015. "Global Value Chains and Smart Specialisation Strategy: Thematic Work on the Understanding of Global Value Chains and their Analysis within the Context of Smart Specialisation," JRC Research Reports JRC98014, Joint Research Centre.
    2. Alessio CAVICCHI & Katerina CIAMPI STANCOVA, 2016. "Food and gastronomy as elements of regional innovation strategies," JRC Research Reports JRC99987, Joint Research Centre.
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