Past events

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Past programs
Nordic Innovation's Iiris Tarvonen and Niina Aagaard at COP25 in Copenhagen.
Nordic COP26 Hub, Kaisaniemenkatu 9, Finland  

Nordic Innovation at COP26

Part of the climate debate and the green transition.
Female visitor at the Nordic pavilion testing VR tech at ITS World Congress 2019 in Singapore.
Nordic Smart Mobility and Connectivity
St. Petersburger Str. 1, Germany  

Nordic Innovation at ITS World Congress 2021

Nordic Innovation will host two keynotes at the Nordic pavilion during the ITS World Congress 2021 in Hamburg.
View of Oslo in the late evening
Nordic Sustainable Business Transformation
Oslo, Norway  

WCEF2021 Nordic Studio

Hosted by Nordic Innovation and Nordic Circular Hotspot, the Nordic Studio connects the WCEF 2021 main program with the Nordic topics on circular transition.
House by the sea on Aaland Islands
Nordic Green Mobility
Strandgatan 35, Alandica, Åland Islands  

Regeneration Week: Nordic Green Mobility

During this interactive session, Nordic Innovation will give a brief overview of mobility in the Nordics - presenting our mobility program on a Nordic level and ongoing projects.
Arendal city, seen from a height, on a sunny day in june 2018. Arendal is a small town in the south part of Norway
Health, Demography and Quality of Life
Madam Reiersen, Nedre Tyholmsvei, 4836 Arendal, Norway  

Arendalsuka 2021: Skal vi vippse helsedata i Norden?

Mens helsesektoren ikke klarer å finne ut av hva og hvordan vi kan dele helsedata lokalt og nasjonalt, har banksektoren utviklet enkle og trygge løsninger for deling av sensitiv informasjon. Samtale på Arendalsuka 18. august klokken 09-10.
View of the water in helsinki, with boats and buildings to the right.
Nordic Sustainable Business Transformation
Pohjoisesplanadi, 00130 Helsinki, Finland  

SuomiAreena 2021: Vägen ut ur krisen är grön och digital

Vad kräver det för att komma ut ur krisen och vidare på en grön och nordisk väg? Vad kan Finland tillsammans med resten av Norden göra för att regionen ska bli den mest konkurrenskraftiga i världen?