EIT Regional Innovation Scheme
The EIT Regional Innovation Scheme (EIT RIS) was introduced in 2014 to advance the innovation performance of more countries and their regions across Europe, especially countries with moderate or modest innovation scores as defined by the European Innovation Scoreboard.
Since its establishment, the EIT RIS, which is steered by the EIT and implemented by its Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs), has successfully lead to a significant expansion of EIT Community activities to more countries and regions across Europe, contributing to a pan-European spread of EIT Community engagement opportunities and networks.
Countries eligible to take part in the EIT RIS (2021-2024)
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EIT Community RIS Hub for EU Outermost Regions – to be established in 2025
EIT Community RIS Hub for French Outermost Regions – to be established in 2025
EIT Community RIS Hub for EU Outermost Regions – to be established in 2025
EIT Community RIS Hub for EU Outermost Regions – to be established in 2025
EIT Community RIS Hub for EU Outermost Regions – to be established in 2025
EIT Community RIS Hub– to be established in 2024
EIT RIS Hubs
EIT RawMaterials – RIS Hub Regional Center South Spain
EIT KIC Representation
EIT Food – EIT Food CLC South
EIT Urban Mobility – Innovation Hub South
EIT Manufacturing – CLC West (San Sebastian)
EIT RIS Hubs
EIT Food – RIS Hub Building Global Innovators – BGI
EIT Health – RIS Hub University of Évora
EIT Health – RIS Hub University of Porto
EIT Manufacturing – RIS Hub INESC TEC
EIT Urban Mobility – RIS Hub Building Global Innovators – BGI
Madeira
EIT Community RIS Hub will be established in 2024
EIT RIS Hubs
EIT Food – RIS Hub Building Global Innovators – BGI
EIT Health – RIS Hub University of Évora
EIT Manufacturing – RIS Hub INESC TEC
EIT Urban Mobility – RIS Hub Building Global Innovators – BGI
EIT KIC Representation
EIT Health – EIT Health Innostars Office