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Central Denmark Region Welcome to Central Denmark Region Central Denmark Region Regional Development www.english.rm.dk 1 2 3 4 Welcome to Central Denmark Region, the The region stretches from coast to coast largest of the five Danish regions – covering across Central Jutland Peninsula. It offers 13,000 square kilometres. The region has a wide range of experiences. From the a population of 1.2 m people. There are untamed North Sea in the West with endless landscapes and cultural sights to suit kilometres of sandy beaches for nature every taste all the year round. The region lovers, swimmers, windsurfers and kite also has a thriving business community surfers to the hilly lake district in the heart with specific strengths within sustainable of Jutland with its Himmelbjerget and on to energy production, processing of foodstuffs, city life in Aarhus, the second largest city information technology and advanced in Denmark. Djursland lying even further to manufacturing industry. the East has a wide variety of landscapes and presents three experience centres with In addition, the university and research marine, domestic and exotic animals. facilities are of a high international standard. The region is well served by a digital and Come and see a part of Denmark where an physical infrastructure that covers highways interesting experience is never more than a as well as two international airports and short walk away – whether you are a tourist, Denmark’s largest container harbour. a business traveller, an international partner, a scientist or a student. 1. The highest points of Denmark are to be found in beach – to the delight of those who revel in the forces the Central Denmark Region. One of them being of nature – and later for those who like to hunt for the Himmelbjerget close to Silkeborg with its 147 coveted lumps of amber thrown up upon the shore. metres. Though not particularly high, it is a very popular destination because of its highly attractive 3. If you are interested in marine life, a visit to surroundings.The monument at the top was erected KATTEGATCENTRETgrenaa is a must. Situated close by the Danish people in 1849 to commemorate to Grenaa Harbour on the eastern coast of Jutland King Frederik VII’s decision to grant them their free this giant salt water aquarium contains tropical constitution. sharks, seals, rays, jellyfish and a wealth of other sea creatures. 2. The Danes call the part of the North Sea closest to the western coast of Denmark “Vesterhavet” (Western 4. Djursland in the very East of the region offers a wide Sea). There are endless, white sandy beaches variety of landscapes, lush nature, beautiful scenery which are freely accessible to all. In fair weather and gorgeous deciduous woodlands inviting to hiking Vesterhavet is a paradise for sunbathers, swimmers, and picnicking. From Djursland there is a ferry to the windsurfers and anglers, and not forgetting builders Isle of Anholt which boasts the only desert in Northern of sandcastles. At other times, Vesterhavet can be Europe as well as a rich bird and animal life. ferocious with meter high waves crashing onto the Special focus areas in business 5 6 7 The regional administration of Denmark is and research as well as entrepreneurial comprised of five regions. They are primarily initiatives. The Growth Forum is continuously responsible for the health sector including supporting and assisting new initiatives hospitals and general practitioners, but also within the aforementioned focus areas. the specialised social care and psychiatric sector. Also, of major importance is the area These initiatives must also have a relation to of Regional Development covering business, one or more of the following sectors where education, culture, natural resources, energy, the region sees itself as being particularly environment and public transportation. strong: energy and the environment, foodstuffs, and health-related business. Each region has its own Growth Forum, The region has world leaders like Vestas, which consists of representatives from the Siemens and Grundfos in the energy and regional and municipal level, the business environment sector as well as many small sector, the educational institutions and the and medium-sized businesses specialising in social partners. developing their own products or operating The 20 members of the forum prepare as sub-contractors. business development strategies and play an active role in allocating EU structural funds. The political awareness concerning climate The Growth Forum of Central Denmark changes and safety of energy supply has Region has decided to focus particularly on added pressure on the global market to education and training, the development develop efficient and sustainable solutions in of skills and competencies, innovation energy and environment technology. 5. Central Denmark Region is especially strong in the local district heating consumers. The plant was the energy and environment sector. New initiatives focusing first in Denmark with solar panels in conjunction on sustainability are launched every year. Maabjerg with a heat and power station. Next step is the Ring Bioenergy is the largest biogas production plant in the Søpark installation, which will optimize the interaction Northern Europe. Next step will be to establish a second between user installations, distributing systems, and generation bio refinery, Maabjerg Energy Concept, production plants – based on a large new residential consisting of a bioethanol plant making ethanol from development in Brædstrup. This will require heating straw, a larger biogas plant, that makes biogas out of from large terrestrial solar heating systems combined liquid manure and molasses from the ethanol production, with roof integrated heating solutions – all of it being and a combined heat and power plant that burns a part of the district heating network. waste products. The plant will be able to heat 20,000 households and provide 25,000 homes with electricity. 7. Samsø, the renewable energy island of Denmark, has been energy self-sufficient since 2003, this includes 6. In Brædstrup District Heating Company near Horsens offshore and onshore wind energy turbines. Next step the 8,000 square metres of solar panels produce is a more intelligent use of energy resources. inexpensive power and sustainable heating for the Photo: Samsø Energiakademi. 8 9 10 11 The Central Denmark Region has therefore networking activities. As such the region a unique potential for being able to develop has been approved the natural centre of the the energy and environment technology emerging national Danish Food Cluster. sector. A very unique case is the Danish island of renewable energy, Samsø, which The region also sees great development has been self-sufficient in energy since 2003. potential in the health-related business The next goal, however, is a more intelligent sector. The research undertaken at use of energy resources – e.g. using excess the region’s educational institutions is electricity and hydrogen in the transport amongst the best in the world. Based on sector. the health sector, Central Denmark Region aims to further develop a business which Central Denmark Region has a very important is innovative and globally oriented. This it foodstuffs sector with large manufacturing, aims to achieve by increasing co-operation processing and distribution units, strong between business communities, the health research and development activities, and knowledge sectors and across borders of knowledge groups as well as a variety of trade, industry and geography. 8. One of the projects in Central Denmark Region 10. CURAVIVO provides an interactive healing generating new health-related business is the new environment for patients in intensive care and University Hospital in Aarhus. Being the largest patients in need for recovery and orientation. Through reorganisation of existing hospitals ever undertaken circadian light therapy, personal sound stimulation in Denmark this project offers a unique possibility and cognitive training, CURAVIVO offers complete to combine the efforts of researchers, developers, integration of all stimulation modalities in the manufacturers and the health care sector. This will intensive care unit. empower and innovate the business sector as well as CURAVIVO is developed in close collaboration between provide the basis for new enterprises. The hospital is the department of neurosurgery at University Hospital expected to be completed by 2020. The new hospital of Aarhus and four private companies (Cromaviso, will have an area of 375,000 square meters, employ Solutors, SoundFocus and VisioSign). 9,000 people and be able to accommodate 100,000 admissions and 900,000 out-patient visits annually. 11. Freshwater Trout bu Ejstrupholm Fish Farm Photo: DNU-konsortiet. produces 3,000 tonnes of rainbow trout per year. This production is achieved without any kind of growth 9. Every pig carcass from the Danish Crown promoters, but by using the most recent technology slaughterhouse in Horsens is automatically to benefit both the fish and the environment. The photographed and ultrasound scanned and then the farm cleanses, filtrates and recycles its own water no first carving is done by robots.Technology has provided longer having to use water from the nearby stream. the employees with a less physically demanding job. The politicians rule The 41 members of the Regional Council meet once a month in the regional council hall in Viborg. The circular hall with a diameter of 30 meter is designed by the Danish architectural firm
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