Nordic Innovation co-funds about 70 ongoing Nordic innovation projects that contributes to making the Nordic region a pioneering region for sustainable growth. Most of the projects are funded through our programs.
This project will accelerate the transition from linear to circular automotive repair in the Nordics. Although there is good access to used original parts, most vehicles are repaired using new parts due to poor information flow and lack of incentive.
Nordic Forward: Resilience and competitiveness for 2050
The Nordic Additive Manufacturing Alliance (NAMA) is a strategic initiative aimed at strengthening Nordic cooperation in the field of additive manufacturing, also known as AM and industrial 3D printing.
Nordic Forward: Resilience and competitiveness for 2050
This project establishes a Nordic coordination and pathfinding platform designed to strengthens research–industry pathways, activates end users, and improves readiness for future pilots and private investment in Quantum technologies.
Nordic Forward: Resilience and competitiveness for 2050
This project is accelerating the transition from labor-intensive airport maintenance reliant on vulnerable satellites to a new generation of autonomous and remotely controlled solutions designed to be robust from the outset.
The project aims to establish scalable Nordic value chains for reuse of concrete slabs, targeting slab systems that represent a major share of material consumption and embodied greenhouse gas emissions in buildings.
Nordic Forward: Resilience and competitiveness for 2050
The ZEN-SEA project aims to establish a scalable, waste-free Nordic biorefinery for seaweed and to demonstrate a complete value chain from the coast to end products based on marine biomass.
Nordic Forward: Resilience and competitiveness for 2050
The aim of this project is to map the Nordic space technology ecosystem, identify existing and emerging strongholds, and pinpoint avenues for Nordic‑level cooperation.
The Nordic countries have strong innovative capabilities, but this does not automatically lead to successful commercialization. Hence targeted measures are needed to build bridges between research, innovation, and market exploitation.
