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Vilamarxant prepara el primer evento del Proyecto CILIFO en el marco de la Semana Verde Europea

17.09.2020. La Semana Verde Europea (#EUGreenWeek), organizada por la Comisión Europea, se centrará este año en la naturaleza y la biodiversidad. El Ayuntamiento de Vilamarxant (Valencia) está preparando un evento deslocalizado para formar parte de una semana que actuará como un hito en el camino hacia la Conferencia de las Partes (COP 15) del Convenio sobre la Diversidad Biológica.

La Comisión Europea decidió que la conferencia de la Semana Verde de la UE tendrá lugar este año en otoño, del 20 al 22 de octubre, con eventos asociados que se celebrarán entre el 14 de septiembre y el 23 de octubre.

El viernes 25 de septiembre, el municipio de Vilamarxant acogerá el primer evento asociado del Centro Ibérico para la Investigación y Lucha contra Incendios Forestales (CILIFO) – tiene previstas actividades en Sevilla, Cádiz y Córdoba – en el marco de la Semana Verde Europea, siendo -hasta la fecha- el único territorio valenciano que estará presente en la #EUGreenWeek.

Enlace de inscripción: www.cilifo.eu/seminario-financiacion-ue

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La Fundación Finnova forma parte del partenariado público-privado que conforma el Proyecto CILIFO, financiado en un 75% por el Programa de Cooperación Transfronteriza Interreg VA España – Portugal – POCTEP (2014-2020), y será la entidad encargada de acercar dos territorios a priori alejados, pero que tienen muchos retos en común. CILIFO actúa para reforzar y aunar la cooperación, los procedimientos de trabajo y la formación entre los dispositivos de Prevención y Extinción de Incendios Forestales en el área de cooperación de la Eurorregión Alentejo – Algarve – Andalucía y está liderado por la Junta de Andalucía.

El evento planteado para el 25 de septiembre en Vilamarxant trata de un seminario sobre la financiación de la Unión Europea para proyectos innovadores de lucha contra los incendios forestales y protección de la biodiversidad. Además, Vilamarxant se presentará como una antena del CILIFO y de la aceleradora del proyecto, Firefighting Open Innovation Lab-CILIFO. A la jornada (presencial / virtual) asistirán representantes europeos – europarlamentarios y/o funcionarios de la Comisión Europea -, el Concejal de Innovación del ayuntamiento de Vilamarxant, Xavier Jorge Cerdá, emprendedores, start-ups y portavoces de organizaciones como la Generalitat o la Diputación de Valencia.

Ser parte de la Semana Verde de la Unión Europea es una oportunidad para que el Vilamarxant pueda mostrar las iniciativas y logros en su territorio a nivel de prevención y extinción frente posibles emergencias o incendios. Vilamarxant es un municipio muy activo y que trabaja intensamente desde hace unos 15 años en el tema de prevención de incendios, a través de su plan de prevención y emergencias y de su gestión del Paraje Natural Municipal de Les Rodanes o del Parque Natural del Turia. Este plan fue entregado hace 3 años en la Consejería de Medio Ambiente de la Comunidad Valenciana y se está a espera de su aprobación por parte de la administración autonómica: “Esto nos ha impedido acceder a la subvención de gestión forestal del municipio, valorada en uno 75.000 €, cantidad que va subiendo conforme pasa el tiempo”, según afirma el concejal de Innovación y Nuevas Tecnologías. Xavier Jorge Cerdá dice además que desde Vilamarxant “estamos buscando alternativas innovadoras que nos permita acceder a fondos económicos, herramientas o experiencias que puedan suplir la falta de la aprobación del Plan de Emergencias de Vilamarxant”.  El concejal explica que su función se basa en “continuar trabajando y buscar alternativas, como las que estamos emprendiendo dentro del Proyecto CILIFO, que nos permitan realizar la mejor gestión de nuestros parajes dentro de los recursos de los que un pequeño municipio puede disponer. El retraso en la aprobación de dicho plan está estrangulando a nuestro ayuntamiento y está impidiendo realizar las tareas de mantenimiento adecuadas que eviten una posible emergencia o incendio”.

RETOS EN COMÚN – OBJETIVOS DE DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE (ODS)

El objetivo es afrontar el reto 13 y 15 de los ODS de Naciones Unidas para innovar en la adopción de medidas urgentes para combatir el cambio climático y sus efectos, así como proteger, restablecer y promover el uso sostenible de los ecosistemas terrestres, gestionar sosteniblemente los bosques, luchar contra la desertificación, detener e invertir la degradación de las tierras y detener la pérdida de biodiversidad.

SOBRE LA SEMANA VEREDE EUROPEA (#EUGREENWEEK)

La Semana Verde Europea 2020 está programada sobre el tema de la naturaleza y la biodiversidad. Después de la adopción de una nueva Estrategia de Biodiversidad de la UE para mayo de 2030, la Semana Verde destacará la contribución que la biodiversidad puede hacer a la sociedad y la economía y el papel que puede desempeñar para apoyar y estimular la recuperación en un mundo post-pandémico, generando empleos y crecimiento sostenible. La Semana Verde de la UE examinará cómo las políticas de la UE, como el Acuerdo Verde Europeo, pueden ayudar a proteger y restaurar la naturaleza, dejando espacio para recuperarse y prosperar.

La #EUGreenWeek también actuará como un hito en el camino hacia la Conferencia de las Partes (COP 15) del Convenio sobre la Diversidad Biológica, ahora planificada para 2021, donde los líderes mundiales adoptarán un plan de acción de 10 años para la biodiversidad: un Nuevo acuerdo global para las personas y la naturaleza.

EL PROYECTO CILIFO

El proyecto “Centro Ibérico para la Investigación y Lucha contra Incendios Forestales” (CILIFO) se centra en la lucha contra los incendios forestales y sus consecuencias para la adaptación y mitigación del cambio climático; en un marco de cooperación transfronteriza para la prevención de riesgos y la mejora de la gestión de los recursos naturales de España y Portugal en la zona de la Eurorregión Alentejo – Algarve – Andalucía. CILIFO se enmarca en el Objetivo Temático 5 del Programa POCTEP: Promover la adaptación al cambio climático en todos los sectores; y responde a la prioridad de inversión, respecto al Programa POCTEP, 5B: Fomento de la inversión para abordar los riesgos específicos y la garantía de adaptación frente a las catástrofes y desarrollo de sistemas de gestión de catástrofes.

Con una duración de tres años (2019 a 2021), persigue, a través de los resultados previstos en sus actividades, constituirse como un Centro permanente para el impulso y desarrollo de la formación, la sensibilización, el desarrollo y la innovación, y la cooperación interregional en la lucha contra incendios forestales.

CILIFO se está desarrollando gracias a la colaboración de un partenariado público-privado, liderado por la Junta de Andalucía y compuesto por organismos públicos de investigación, entidades de interés público sin ánimo de lucro, y administraciones públicas; y todos con el objetivo común sobre la lucha contra los incendios forestales.

FUNDACIÓN FINNOVA

FINNOVA (www.finnova.eu) es una fundación europea sin ánimo de lucro, con sede central en Bélgica-Bruselas, y oficinas y antenas en España (Sevilla, Valencia, Tenerife, Madrid y Vitoria), que tiene como finalidad principal la búsqueda de financiación internacional relacionada con la transferencia de nueva tecnología, la modernización, la formación, la innovación para administraciones públicas regionales o locales. Tiene como objetivo fundamental promover la cooperación internacional e interregional a través de redes y eventos, siendo sus principales campos de trabajo el medio ambiente, la energía, el cambio climático, la innovación y la mejora de la calidad de la vida.

Centre d’Emprenedoria i Innovació del Túria (CEI Túria)

El CEI Túria nace para incentivar el emprendimiento y las nuevas tecnologías a nivel regional e internacional. Su objetivo principal es materializar y experimentar nuevas formas de vivir, trabajar, aprender y relacionarse a través del emprendimiento y la innovación. Entre sus principales objetivos, encontramos los siguientes:

  • Promover la actividad emprendedora, la creación de nuevas empresas y la generación de empleo.
  • Promover nuevas líneas de actividad empresarial relacionadas con la innovación, las nuevas tecnologías y los sectores emergentes.
  • Crear una comunidad de emprendedores donde compartan proyectos y experiencias, y establezcan sinergias y alianzas con otras comunidades que permitan el desarrollo de proyectos colaborativos.
  • Ayudar a las empresas y proyectos a desarrollar su plan de empresa y a buscar financiación pública, privada o de diversos fondos europeos.
  • Contribuir a la revitalización del tejido productivo en Vilamarxant, la comarca del Camp de Túria y áreas aledañas.

El CEI Túria representa un modelo de innovación abierta en el que emprendedores, creadores, ciudadanos y empresas colaboran para crear riqueza, empleo y conocimiento frente a los desafíos del nuevo ecosistema.

CONTACTO
Beatriz Martínez Muñoz
Técnica de Proyectos Europeos y Comunicación en la Fundación Finnova
beatriz.martinez@finnova.eu

 

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Registration open for offshoring events in the framework of the European Week of Cities and Regions 2020 (#EURegionsWeek 2020)

08/07/2020 The European Week of Regions and Cities is an annual event where cities and regions showcase their capacity to create growth and jobs, implement EU cohesion policy and demonstrate the importance of the local and regional level for good European governance.

A side event is linked to the European Week of Regions and Cities 2020 because of its thematic, temporal (5-9 October 2020, 12-16 October 2020, 19-22 October 2020) and (digital) proximity. However, it is not part of the official programme of the European Week of Regions and Cities.

This year, the side events will be divided into three time slots according to the thematic priorities:

  • 5-9 October 2020: Empowering Citizens
  • 12-16 October 2020: Cohesion and cooperation
  • 19-22 October 2020: Green Europe, in cooperation with the Green Week

Due to the global pandemic (COVID-19), most of the 500 sessions planned will be online, and only the most important events will be developed in online/presential format.

Important: Side events must be related to the thematic priorities of #EURegionsWeek 2020 and must be organized digitally between 5-9 October 2020, 12-16 October 2020 or 19-22 October 2020. The organizers of the side events are fully responsible for the content and organization of their event.

How to apply?

You must submit your completed online application within the deadline. In your application you should specify to what extent the event relates to one of the thematic priorities of 2020, thus demonstrating its attractiveness for participants in the European Week of Regions and Cities 2020. Applications submitted will be assessed and only a limited number of side events will be selected.

Applications must be completed by 2 September 2020.

For further information, please contact the Finnova Foundation (beatriz.martinez@finnova.eu)

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The final of the Accelerathon – CILIFO will be held on July 01, 2020

  • The winners will be eligible for a European fast-track ticket to access EU funds, go international or access an investment of up to ?2 million per project.

The Finnova Foundation, as the beneficiary of the Iberian Centre for Research and the Fight against Forest Fires (CILIFO), is organising the Accelerathon on the prevention and extinction of forest fires and the recovery of the habitat in a burnt area.

Next Wednesday, 01 July 2020, at 17:00h (CEST) the final of the Accelrathon – CILIFO will be held in webinar format through the Zoom platform. The winning team will be eligible for a grant of up to 2 million euros to develop their project through the European Commission programme.

Throughout these weeks, the six finalist teams have been working and training online on European projects thanks to the experts of the Finnova Foundation. The most innovative ideas have been the following:

The teams are as follows:

TEAM 1: Circular Economy for Forest Fire Prevention
TEAM 2: New technologies for forest fire fighting
TEAM 3: IoT for forest fire early warning
TEAM 4: Forest Fire Prevention
TEAM 5: Drones and unmanned vehicles applied to forest fires
TEAM 6: Recovery of habitats after forest fires

During the awards ceremony, each team will present its project with an elevator pitch, which will be assessed by a jury of experts (80%) and the public will be able to vote for their favourite project (public vote is worth 20%). After the jury’s verdict, the winning team will receive a European elevator pitch ticket awarded by the Startup Europe Acceleraton and the winning project will then participate in the Startup Europe Awards.

The aim of this initiative is to promote innovative challenges and be able to apply them to the real world of forest fire prevention, extinction and recovery through European funding. Furthermore, thanks to this tool, the CILIFO project and the progress of the project developed by the beneficiaries in the territory of the cross-border region of Alentejo-Algarve-Andalusia are given visibility.

What is Accelerahton? www.accelerathon.eu

What is StartUp Europe Awards? www.startupeuropeawards.eu

What is Finnova Foundation? www.finnova.eu

What is Startup Europe Accelerator? https://bit.ly/2VqXLcL

CONTACTS:

Beatriz Martínez Muñoz (European Projects and Communication Officer at Finnova)

beatriz.martinez@finnova.eu

Adrian Noheda (European Project Manager at Finnova)

adrian.noheda@finnova.eu

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The CILIFO project presented as a case of good practice by the Finnova Foundation, in the web seminar “LIFE 2020 Call – Opportunities for Gran Canaria in environment and resource efficiency

11.05.2020. The Iberian Centre for Research and Fight against Forest Fires (CILIFO) presented this morning as a case of good practice and highlighted the role that its Firefighting Open Innovation Lab – CILIFO accelerator plays in promoting innovation in forest fire prevention and extinction.

On the occasion of Europe Day, and in memory of Robert Schuman’s declaration on its 70th anniversary, the Cabildo de Gran Canaria (SPEGC) organised, together with the Finnova Foundation and in collaboration with Atlantic Euroconsulting, the webinar “LIFE 2020 Call – Opportunities for Gran Canaria in terms of the environment and resource efficiency”.

The objective has been to promote the presentation of the greatest possible number of innovative projects in the circular economy that obtains 1 million euros and generate green employment.

The workshop was presented by Raúl Garcia Brink, Technical Coordinator of Economic Development, Energy Sovereignty, Climate and Knowledge – on behalf of the Cabildo de Gran Canaria SPEG – and moderated from Brussels by Juanma Revuelta, CEO of Startup Europe Accelerator, who explained the new role of startups in the LIFE Programme and possible innovative projects in the field of the circular economy, energy recovery and dealing with agricultural and livestock waste. The webinar was attended by José Manuel Requena, Finnova’s director of the CILIFO Project (INTERREG), which is led by the Andalusian Regional Government and has a budget of 24 million euros. 5 million, is the leading project in the prevention, fight against fires and regeneration of burned spaces; Juan Viesca, Director of EU Funds of the Finnova Foundation has spoken about efficiency in water management; Íñigo Bilbao, expert in Smart Cities has dealt with waste management and Adrián Noheda, Director of the Firefighting Open Innovation Lab- CILIFO (incubator of ideas in the field of fires), as well as blue economy and bioeconomy.

During the virtual workshop, practical information and information pills were given on various environmental aspects related to the LIFE Programme and the possibilities of European funding through the Environment Sub-Programme. The webinar, with experts in European funds, has addressed the possibilities of funding in circular economy and green economic development in Gran Canaria.

In addition, the topics are aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDA) of the United Nations related to water, employment, climate change, energy and the circular economy; and the workshop has sought to encourage and identify entities that in a multidisciplinary manner work intensely to identify innovations, implement them and attract entrepreneurs and investors committed to the fight against climate change and the generation of new business opportunities and employment. The methodology consists of putting together innovative ideas with the seal of excellence of the Horizon 2020 programme that can inspire winning projects.

This webinar has been directed at civil servants and political leaders from city councils; from companies and public corporations; from business associations; from technological institutes; universities; innovative companies with patents; or corporations with environmental challenges that can be solved with the financial and technological boost of the LIFE Programme.

The session was held on Monday, 11th May 2020 at 9.30h (Canary Island time) through the videoconference platform of the Society for the Economic Promotion of Gran Canarias of the Cabildo de Gran Canarias.

Contact information:
Juan Manuel Revuelta
General Director of Fundación Finnova
juanmarevuelta@finnova.eu
696324236

Lola Bordás
Head of Communication of Fundación Finnova
cmo@finnova.eu
619110266

 

 

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LIFE grants for innovative projects in adaptation to Climate Change

23.02.2020. The Environment and Climate Action Programme (LIFE) is the European Union’s financial instrument dedicated to the environment for the period 2014-2020. Its overall objective is to contribute to sustainable development and the achievement of the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy and the EU’s environment and climate strategies. One of the sub-programmes of LIFE is Climate Action, which represents 25% of the total funding.

The European Union (EU) co-finances up to 55% of projects in the priority area of Adaptation to Climate Change (within the Climate Action sub-programme)especially projects related to resistance to water scarcity, droughts, forest fires or floods, adaptation technologies for economic sectors and the safeguarding of natural resources. The programme provides action grants for best practices, pilot, and demonstration projects that contribute to building resilience to climate change. In particular, the European Commission seeks technologies and solutions that are ready to be applied in proximity to the market, on an industrial or commercial scale, for the duration of the project. In addition, the Climate Action Sub-Programme promotes the development and implementation of EU policy on climate change adaptation, best practices, and solutions for climate change adaptation, including ecosystem approaches and knowledge sharing.

Under the LIFE Programme and the 2020 call, there are interesting opportunities to give continuity to several actions of the Iberian Centre for Research and Fight against Forest Fires (CILIFO). The project could obtain alternative sources of funding for some lines of study, research and dissemination that are being carried out by the different Working Groups of the project. Furthermore, a proposal promoted by CILIFO within the framework of the LIFE Programme could exploit the good practices of CILIFO and the results obtained by the CILIFO Working Groups.

The CILIFO project, which is a European project focused on the prevention and extinction of forest fires, as well as on the adaptation and mitigation of climate change, is led by the Andalusian Regional Government (Spain). CILIFO has the first accelerator/incubator specialized in the prevention and extinction of forest fires and co-founded by an Interreg programme in Europe, “Firefighting Open Innovation Lab – CILIFO”, which can contribute with innovative solutions. This Open Innovation Lab welcomes entities (entrepreneurs, spin-offs, start-ups, SMEs…) working in the field of climate change adaptation and mitigation, including forest fire prevention and extinction.

Target: the programme is aimed at consortia between public and private organisations at local level, councils, town halls, universities, public or private companies (including SMEs) and associations. Startups and entrepreneurs can also apply for the aid, as innovation in low-cost technologies for easy application in different areas is particularly encouraged.
Procedure: The Climate Action Sub-Programme follows a one-step application procedure, which means that you are asked to submit complete project proposals from the beginning.
Call for concept notes for traditional climate change mitigation projects closes on 6 October 2020.

Project example: Drone-Hopper (intelligent fire fighting systems)

DRONE-HOPPER works on the design and manufacture of high load capacity drones for fire fighting and precision agriculture. With a load of 300 litres of water and ecological retardant, these drones can create a firebreak of up to 600 metres. The company has already won the 1st edition of the CILIFO Firefighting Start-up Europe Awards, held on 12.12.2019, as part of the COP25 in Madrid. Likewise, this technology has been presented in a project and approved by the European Commission within the framework of the SME Instrument – Horizon 2020, phase 1 and 2.

Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic: Due to the COVID-19 health crisis, projects dedicated to the management of the COVID-19 pandemic have taken on special relevance for the European Commission, encouraging research into systems of contagion and control of pandemics. It is not only researching new drugs or vaccines that may be of special interest in the fight against the coronavirus but also looking for projects that have unique viability in this field so important at present.

EU applicants are encouraged to reflect on what elements of their project can help prevent, mitigate, manage the current crisis or recover from a similar health crisis in the future. The aim is that any project that has some element, however small, that can collaborate or add to a much larger and more coordinated response in the fight against the pandemic, can be investigated from a health approach in order to readapt it and turn it into a response that, coming from different projects, can become a solution greater than the sum of its parts.

For more information contact the Coordinator of the CILIFO project at the Finnova Foundation, José Manuel Requena (jrequena@finnova.eu) or visit the web.

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Finnova and Universidade de Évora present CILIFO-CONECTA as a proposal for Empleaverde 2020 within the call by Fundación Biodiversidad

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06.03.2020. CILIFO-CONECTA was presented on Thursday 17th February 2020 as a proposal to consolidate and improve the entrepreneur ecosystem’s skills in Andalusia, Valencia and Castilla y León

Among CILIFO’s sustainability activities, Finnova Foundation and the rest of the beneficiaries are making efforts to look for alternative ways for funding.

In fact, CILIFO applied for the CONECTA call from the Empleaverde 2020 programme (Fundación Biodiversidad) through Finnova, thanks to the support of other beneficiaries from CILIFO, like Universidad de Évora.

The aim of CILIFO-CONECTA is to consolidate and improve the entrepreneur ecosystem’s skills in Andalusia, Valencia and Castilla y León through training in the field of green entrepreneurship, by exchanging good practices and connecting with the European entrepreneur ecosystem. This connection will take in Belgium, Portugal and Italy, where Spanish entrepreneurs will be put in contact with European institutions and Belgian and European entrepreneurs. Within these three European countries is important to underline Portugal’s role, as one of its universities, Universidade de Évora, will be one of the project’s partners. The project will have a transversal environmental approach, that will boost and consolidate processes, products, and services in the domain of adapting and fighting against climate change, specially focusing on the fight against forest fires.

This call is focused on projects that improve entrepreneur’s skills that live in Spain through mutual learning with other stakeholders that are part of the European entrepreneur ecosystem. The fund aims to boost sustainability of economic activities in every sector, moving towards a lower carbon and circular economy. This should be done by including biodiversity in the administration and processes of enterprises and by making use of natural resources in a more efficient way.

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CILIFO, at the 9th European Forum for Science, Technology and Innovation held in Malaga

13.02.2020. Transfiere constitutes a space for the exchange of knowledge and technology that brings together various professionals and sectors, in order to contribute to the improvement of the competitiveness of the business sector, promote innovation and enrich the national R&D&I ecosystem.

During the event, held at the Palacio de Ferias y Congresos de Málaga (FYCMA), a round table was held: ‘EU 2027: European subsidies, guarantees and loans for EU funds’. It was moderated by the General Director of the Finnova Foundation, Juan Manuel Revuelta, and the Senior Economist at the European Commission, Rudy Aernoudt; the CEO of Interoffices and Workero and Co-Founder PropTech House of European PropTech Network, Dirk Paelinck; and the Co-Founder Global Super Angels Club, Andreas Mihalovits took part in it.

The objective was to inform entrepreneurs and all those interested in the large amount of European aid that exists for investment and that, on many occasions, are not accessed due to lack of information.

The Iberian Center for Research and Fight against Forest Fires was one of the projects of entrepreneurship, self-employment and return of talent, exposed as an example of job creation by the director of Finnova. CILIFO is a project approved by the Interreg POCTEP (2014-2020) Spain-Portugal Programme, which belongs to the Thematic Objective 5 of the Programme, which promotes adaptation to climate change in all sectors. It also responds to the investment priority, concerning the POCTEP Programme, 5B: Promotion of investment to address specific risks and guarantee adaptation to disasters and development of disaster management systems. One of the objectives of the CILIFO project is to promote the creation of sustainable and quality employment in the area and to reduce the economic cost of fires by creating a rural economy linked to the landscape.

In addition, the Firefighting Open Innovation Lab was presented during the morning as an accelerator managed by Finnova Foundation, based in Seville, which aims to promote a network of incubators, in a public-private partnership, worldwide, to capture the innovation and technology to fight forest fires, mitigation and adaptation to climate change.

Furthermore, prizes were awarded to the winners of the Global Blockchain Challenge and the Best Investors 4 Startup Europe Awards & Best Investors 4 ScaleUp Europe Awards.

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CILIFO is presented as an example of job creation in entrepreneurship days for young people

05.02.2020. On February 4, 2020, a conference on Training, Employment and Young Entrepreneurship was organized at the Spanish Embassy in Brussels, by the Finnova Foundation.

The General Director of the Finnova Foundation, beneficiary of the CILIFO project (Iberian Center for Research and Fight against Forest Fires), Juan Manuel Revuelta, participated in a day founded by the organization on Training, Employment and Young Entrepreneurship, on February 4th 2020. The event, which took place in the LAB Space of the Spanish Embassy in Brussels, was held with the aim of bringing the private programs that support young people to new generations, so that they can get to know first-hand the work that is being done from the different organizations. Finnova Foundation organized the event, aimed at Spanish youngsters residing in Belgium, in collaboration with the Spanish Embassy and the support of the Spanish Chamber.

The Iberian Center for Research and Fight against Forest Fires was one of the projects of entrepreneurship, self-employment and return of talent, presented as an example of job creation by the director of Finnova. CILIFO is a project approved by the Interreg POCTEP Program (2014-2020) Spain-Portugal, which belongs to the Thematic Objective 5 of the Program, which promotes adaptation to climate change in all sectors. In addition, it responds to the investment priority, with respect to the POCTEP Program, 5B: Promotion of investment to address specific risks and the guarantee of adaptation to disasters and development of catastrophe management systems. One of the objectives of the CILIFO project is the promotion of the creation of durable and quality employment in the area and the reduction of the economic cost of fires creating a rural economy linked to the landscape.

In addition, the Firefighting Open Innovation Lab was presented, it is an accelerator managed by Finnova Foundation, based in Seville, which has the vocation of promoting a network of incubators, under a private-public partnership scheme, worldwide, to capture innovation and technology that pursues the fight against forest fires and the mitigation and adaptation to climate change.

Currently, youth unemployment has reached more than worrying levels. The European Union and the governments of the different member countries have implemented measures to try to solve the problem through entities such as the European Social Fund and the European Commission. In addition, many autonomous and municipal governments such as the local deputies have carried out actions that can be an example of good practices to combat youth unemployment. The European Union is committed to creating more and better jobs and contributing to a more inclusive society. These objectives constitute the core of the Europe 2030 strategy, which seeks to generate smart, sustainable and inclusive growth in the EU. In addition to the measures promoted by European institutions or by regional and municipal governments, there are also private programs, promoted by different organizations that aim to support young people and the fight against unemployment through entrepreneurship.