The main objectives of sustainable construction activities are to avoid resource depletion of energy, water, and raw materials and to prevent environmental degradation caused by facilities and infrastructure throughout their life cycle.
The objectives of this study were to identify the innovation-oriented challenges as well as ar-eas with high growth potential within the Nordic bioeconomy. As a starting point, the study also produced important background data concerning the volume and constituents of bioe-conomy in Nordic countries.
More than 300,000 jobs in the Nordic region can be linked to Nordic exports to emerging markets (EM ) and the importance of new growth economies is no longer in question. This report investigates the potential in emerging markets further.
This study summarizes the main findings from a previous Nordic Innovation study, Delivering a stronger Single Market (2012) and identifies the areas which have the largest impact upon Nordic business. The areas identified is the Service directive, mutual recognition and public procurement.
The YOUSAT project addresses the problem of attracting a younger audience to the Scandinavian alpine tundra region and similar Nordic regions for nature-based ecotourism experiences.
