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Project Portfolio Version 15.04.2021 Borderless opportunities Projectportfolio version 2021-04-15 Index Priority area 1 – Research and innovation ...................................................................... 5 Innovations and Industrial Internet ................................................................................. 6 NorFaST-HT ................................................................................................................................... 8 RESEM ............................................................................................................................................... 9 New possibilities for CLT ..................................................................................................... 12 Live Nord ...................................................................................................................................... 13 MinNorth ...................................................................................................................................... 14 Arctic Energy .............................................................................................................................. 15 Smart WPC ................................................................................................................................... 16 WAX ................................................................................................................................................. 17 WIRMA ........................................................................................................................................... 18 VanProd ........................................................................................................................................ 19 C3TS ................................................................................................................................................ 20 Sea-Surf-Snow ............................................................................................................................ 21 AMCA .............................................................................................................................................. 22 NYEP ............................................................................................................................................... 23 ARCTIC-ecocrete....................................................................................................................... 24 Flexible Transparent Conductive Films as Electrodes ......................................... 25 SmartCharge ............................................................................................................................... 26 MoreNPBiz ................................................................................................................................... 27 ON-SITE ......................................................................................................................................... 28 Arctic Airborne 3D .................................................................................................................. 29 Arctic 5G Test Network ......................................................................................................... 30 Less PFAS ...................................................................................................................................... 31 Ice Proof Arctic .......................................................................................................................... 32 Compact ........................................................................................................................................ 33 InTeMP .......................................................................................................................................... 34 TallWood ...................................................................................................................................... 35 SolBat ............................................................................................................................................. 36 RoboSol ......................................................................................................................................... 37 NUVE ............................................................................................................................................... 38 Projectportfolio version 2021-04-15 1 Priority area 2- Entrepreneurship ................................................................................... 39 Nordic Business Support ..................................................................................................... 40 Arctic Image ................................................................................................................................ 41 Visit Arctic Europe .................................................................................................................. 42 New Food from the Arctic .................................................................................................... 43 Business Model Innovation ................................................................................................ 44 The Northern Calotte’s border services business guidance ............................. 45 ICNB................................................................................................................................................. 46 CYNIC .............................................................................................................................................. 47 CINEMA .......................................................................................................................................... 48 VAE II .............................................................................................................................................. 49 Nordic NaBS ................................................................................................................................ 50 Digitalisation as a driving force in the AEC-industry ........................................... 51 Arctic Investment Platform ................................................................................................ 52 ArcticDC ........................................................................................................................................ 53 DigiProcess ................................................................................................................................. 54 Export Cooperation ................................................................................................................ 55 Two Contries – One Destination ...................................................................................... 56 My story – along the Northern Lights Route .............................................................. 57 Resource pool for entreprenurship in the reindeer industry and subsidiary industries ............................................................................................................. 58 Muittut, muitalusat – the story of the Sámi by the Sámi ..................................... 59 Berry machine ........................................................................................................................... 60 NACCOP ......................................................................................................................................... 61 Priority area 3- Culture and Environment .................................................................... 62 Giellagáldu .................................................................................................................................. 63 Watercourses discharging into the Gulf of Bothnia .............................................. 64 Plupp .............................................................................................................................................. 64 Biogas in Torne River Valley ............................................................................................. 66 Summer whitefish in Torne River Valley –culture and cultural heritage . 67 Summer whitefish in Torne River Valley – nature ................................................. 67 Our stories ................................................................................................................................... 69 AIDA ................................................................................................................................................ 70 Projectportfolio version 2021-04-15 2 Arctic Fox Together - Felles Fjellrev Nord .................................................................. 71 EEBAK ............................................................................................................................................ 72 Tana River ................................................................................................................................... 73 SEAmBOTH .................................................................................................................................. 74 Aktene ............................................................................................................................................ 75 HALTI ............................................................................................................................................
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