Collection of the Individual Action Plans of the Three Territories

DigiTeRRI elaborates a framework and a roadmap for transforming territories with traditional industry history into digitalised R&I ecosystems. It implements actions in a participatory process for managing the challenges set by the interplay between science and society of the three territories engaged (Värmland in Sweden, Grand Est in France, and Styria in Austria). The RRI approach (i.e., gender equality, science education, open access/open data, public engagement, and ethics) supports this transition process by implementing adequate RRI strategies into the regional policies. The establishment of self-sustaining R&I ecosystem will be supported by anticipative and participative concepts by taking into account inclusiveness and openness. The three territories bring in their different cultures as well as their common history and experience in traditional industry. Transnational cross-learning is ensured by several highly structured workshops in each territory with participants of the other territories.Deliverable D 4.3 summarizes the planned activities of the three territories Styria, Värmland, and Grand Est, the territorial action plans. The activities are derived from the roadmap objectives described in Deliverable D4.2 Report on the three build roadmaps. The territorial roadmaps for digital transformation have been developed a regional roadmap together with their stakeholders as part of the DigiTeRRI project. These roadmaps address both the objectives for the next five years and the possible packages of measures that needs to be implemented to achieve the regional objectives and derived goals. The goals and objectives are aligned with the vision statements. The vision statements and roadmap objectives were developed in several workshops with stakeholders in the DigiTeRRI territories. The planned activities will be key to be implemented into strategic plans in the territories.Deliverable D4.3 is a compilation of all planned activities to be implemented in the period from October 2021 to the end of the project in December 2022. In July 2022, the majority of the implemented activities will be evaluated in order to obtain a comprehensive overview of the state of the transition to digitisation. In principle, activities will be implemented and documented until the end of the project. Each territory has to plan and implement at least nine activities in the monitoring period until July 2022. In addition, three further initiatives per region are to be implemented b