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WHO WE ARE
EIT Climate-KIC is a European knowledge and innovation community
EIT Climate-KIC is Europe’s leading knowledge community working to address climate change through innovation. The Nordics is one of the most innovative regions of the world, especially within cleantech, greentech and sustainable technologies. Ambitious governments are here matched by a world class scientific community and a booming entrepreneurial scene
Together with our alliance of Nordic partners from academia, industry and the public sector, we provide services within education, innovation project support, entrepreneurship, professional training, open innovation and more.
LATEST ARTICLES News & insights from the Nordics
CLIMATE-KIC NORDIC NEWS
Venture funding and financial strategies in times of crisis
CLIMATE-KIC NORDIC NEWS
How start-ups can accelerate the green transition
CLIMATE-KIC NORDIC NEWS
Spring arrivals of the Nordic Accelerator
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Climate-KIC Innovation Review
How mushroom mycelia are transforming industrial materials
In Innovation Spotlight, we explore some of the most promising innovations from around our community. This week,...
THE CLIMATE-KIC CALENDAR Our Nordic events
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Professional cycling education – Become a cycling change agent
Lund, Sweden & Copenhagen, Denmark
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Future of Transport – How do we deal with it?
Lund, Sweden
THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP
“The EIT Climate-KIC partnership exposes us to a lot of knowledgeable people who can help us develop our projects and our city.”Jette Vindum Project Manager, Vejle Municipality
“Like a greenhouse for new initiatives and ideas, EIT Climate-KIC creates an attractive environment for working on our city’s sustainability agenda.”Åsa Hellström Project Manager, City of Malmö
“As EIT Climate-KIC partners, we enjoy playing an important role in training the next generation of climate entrepreneurs as well as reinforcing our cooperation with the private and public sector in developing new products and services. ”Arild Smolan Senior Adviser, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)