How to set up a competence centre for innovation procurement - A short A short guidance and checklist developed by the Procure2Innovate project.

This document is a living document which should be completed by all of the Procure2Innovate Project Partners whenever they identify other partners who could be valuable for the project’s work and the services a Competence Centre for Innovation Procurement can offer.

This document is a list of the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) that you can/ should ask yourself, when you are setting up a new Competence Center on Innovation Procurement. Please take in consideration, that this is a living document. We will update it, when we discover new questions that might be helpful.

This document is one of three closely related documents. The purpose of each document, and their interrelation, is described below. Terms of Reference and Application for Network Membership This internal document explains who can become a member of the P2I Network, the admission process, and the benefits and obligations of membership. Deliverable 2.2 Recruitment Strategy This internal planning document explains how new members will be recruited and incorporated into the P2I Network during the life of the project. Included as annex to D2.2 Exploitation Strategy This internal planning document

This list presents an overview of all freely available training material on innovation procurement at national and European level. It is based on information from all competence centres of the Procure2Innovate project.

This guidance is based on the information in deliverable 3.1 and will present an overview of the concept of competence centres, their institutional settings and how to set one up.

Innovations drive advancements in how our societies function and add more to what they can achieve. Breakthroughs in digital technologies, energy, healthcare and many other sectors have fundamentally shaped the challenges and opportunities facing our world today - and continuously raise new possibilities for the future.