D-STIR Danube Framework for Responsible Research and Innovation using Socio-Technical Integration

D-STIR’s objective is to improve Danube framework conditions for innovation, by integrating Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the whole innovation pipeline.

With implementation of the Socio-Technical Integration Research (STIR) method of research, D-STIR project is extremely important for Danube innovation framework conditions as RRI awareness and capacity in the region are limited. It ensures that R&I is carried out in a socially, environmentally and ethically manner. 

D-STIR is highly innovative. It applies RRI implementation method across the Danube and in less developed regions for the first time. Projects long-term expected objecticve: an innovation pipeline based on cooperation, responsibility and competitiveness.

STIR supports interactions between experts from different disciplines (humanities and social science with technological sectors), who collaboratively reflect on the societal context of research decisions in order to support reflexive learning and practical adjustments.

D-STIR was designed to encourage innovation that brings responsible products to the markets swiftly. The final output, Danube RRI Strategy, includes recommendations and concrete tools, particularly an adaptation of STIR (Socio-Technical Integration Research) method.

Graphic above was prepared by the First Hungarian Responsible Innovation Association

 

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Danube Framework for Responsible Research and Innovation using Socio-Technical Integration
Start date
01-01-2017
End date
30-06-2019
Budget in Euro
Overall: 1923366,8
ERDF Contribution: 1524025,49
IPA Contribution: 110836,26
ENI Contribution: 0
Call number
Call 1
Priority
Innovative and socially responsible Danube region
Specific objective
Improve framework conditions for innovation

Project Partners

Name Type Email Country
SOUTH-EAST REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Lead partner nina.irimia@adrse.ro Romania
Cassovia Life Sciences ERDF partner martin.haranta@cassovialifesciences.eu Slovakia
First Hungarian Responsible Innovation Association ERDF partner lukovicsmiklos@gmail.com Hungary
ELI-HU Research and Development Non-profit Ltd ERDF partner David.Bereczkei@eli-alps.hu Hungary
Development centre of the Heart of Slovenia ERDF partner anita.molka@razvoj.si Slovenia
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Project News

  • D-STIR - At the end D-STIR crossed EU borders again
    - 28-06-2019
    At the end D-STIR crossed EU borders again

    D-STIR project was presented at the IPC 2019 conference, which is the biggest probiotic event focused on basic research at the world. Martin Haranta from Slovakian partner CSL made D-STIR presentation during new kind of workshop called BY...

  • D-STIR - The successful conclusion of D-STIR project celebrated with Final Conference in Romania
    - 27-06-2019
    The successful conclusion of D-STIR project celebrated with Final Conference in Romania

    15 partners from 8 European countries (Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Germany, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina) have successfully brought to an end D-STIR project, which has in the last two years worked on understanding...

  • D-STIR - Last stakeholders meeting in Slovenia
    - 20-06-2019
    Last stakeholders meeting in Slovenia

    In June, Development Centre of the Heart of Slovenia organized the last workshop for companies in the wood industry, with whom D-STIR partner actively approached the promotion of responsible research and innovation in local companies in Heart of...

  • D-STIR - FINAL BROCHURE
    - 19-06-2019
    FINAL BROCHURE

    D-STIR project started in January 2017. Until today, project's consortium came a long way.  D-STIR consortium marked the end of the project with a final brochure. Brochure content: R&D&I positive and negative effects 6 key elements...

  • D-STIR - Final Project Meeting and Conference Event on 25th-26th of June 2019
    - 18-06-2019
    Final Project Meeting and Conference Event on 25th-26th of June 2019

    The South-East Regional Development Agency of Romania, lead partner of D-STIR project, hosts the final project meeting and conference to be held during 25th-26th of June 2019 in Braila City. D-STIR’s objective is to improve Danube framework...

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