MRDH Region al context
Curren t econ omic structure
Export oriented Fossil based Energy intensive
Main t ransition drivers for MR DH region Climate change
Technological revolution
Resource depletion
OESO Report Air pollution •
Carbon intensive industries
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High concentrations of anthropogenic particles
Economic growth is lagging behind other regions •
declining GDP (2009 - 2015)
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declining employment figures (2009 - 2015)
Sub-optimal cooperation •
The MRDH and the province must work together more effectively to co-ordinate transition.
Economic clusters
Logistics & Transport
Chemical & Refinery
Security
Maritime technology
Energy
Health & Life science
Food & flowers
Justice
Knowled ge institutes
Innovation power
Four key questions for our regi on What will be our future earning capacity?
What future labor market will evolve?
What skills are required?
What will be the effects of the urban environment?
Transition enablers
New digital technologies
New forms of energy
New business models
Enlightened consumers
Government as market maker
Co a lit ion of the w illin g & able Regional level
National level
European level
Collaborative commons Communities
Funding / Tax incentives Regulatory framework
Funding Level playing field
Tripl e Helix Public Private Partnerships
Government Key of stable interactions
Industry Production key
Academia Key of knowledge
Financing the t ransition
T R A N S ITI ON
Towards zero marginal costs Towards zero carbon Towards zero waste Towards new productivity Towards an inclusive society
NE X T ECO NO MY
+ Investment volume of ca. 40 - 60 billion â‚Ź * Based on analysis Rifkin / TIR Group
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