Competitiveness
Besides productivity, “competitiveness” is manifested in the power of companies
to shape general political conditions, set technical standards and influence market structures. But what does
“competitiveness”
mean to Europe? Does Europe want to expand, keep pace, or survive? Is the EU a global archetype of what
sustainable competition can look like?
Innovation
Innovations - as distinct from “change” - are intended and non-intended effects of goal-orientated and intentional action.
The actions of different actors interplay with one another and with external changes. conCISEnet analyses opportunities in
Europe to shape innovations towards sustainability.
Sustainability
Sustainable development forms the guiding principle of a lasting strategy for society and industry that is geared to
future generations. The goal is to ensure prosperity and social
peace in due consideration of the environment and the growth dynamics of the world population. Integrative and
participative procedures support the relevant social strategies for avoiding long-term consequences.
Networks
We form networks between companies and consumers, industries and social institutions, as well as in the key areas of
conflict in large infrastructure schemes. The activities and findings are brought together and discussed in the high level group.