Specific Objectives:

- Establish a capacity building framework and model for a multi actor approach that promotes advanced health and care outcomes
Developing and testing joint solutions that promote and explore the application of social innovation to enhance engagement with health and medical innovations (technology, knowledge and tools), linking policy makers, R&I specialists and healthcare eco-system actors.
- Improving Innovation Transfer Pathways, testing direct pilots to drive the transnational uptake of knowledge and technology to support the health and care ecosystem
Testing and implementing transnational networking activities to connect regional health and care innovation ecosystems to promote stronger innovation transfer pathways in four pilot testing arenas: (1) with healthcare workers; (2) with health and care policy makers (3) with student-citizens and (4) with health users.
- Exploiting knowledge towards long-term solutions for transnational collaboration on health and care innovation transfer
Supporting the coordination between innovation activities and policies in the health and care domain, creating the enabling conditions for long term transfer of highly relevant health and care innovation solutions to the Alpine region