Gnist – an innovation project
Gnist invites the business community to co-create solutions to specific challenges in cities and rural districts.
Gnist invites the business community to co-create solutions to specific challenges in cities and rural districts.
Gnist is an innovation programme where the business community is invited to solve specific challenges related to place and business development in cities and municipalities. The solutions will be based on local advantages, and demonstrate how the principals in the National Road Map for Smart and Sustainable Cities and Communities can be applied.
The county of Rogaland is supporting our initiativ of setting up a network for smart districts.
The Norwegian roadmap for smart and sustainable cities and communities is a guide with visions and principals for municipalities and county councils.
Are you an Artificial Intelligence (AI) supplier? Are you ready for the #AI4Cities challenge? Six European cities and regions are looking for AI solutions on mobility and energy to accelerate carbon neutrality.
Stavanger Kommune is conducting its first test of agile piloting – also known as quick testing, with a little support from Nordic Edge.
Research suggests that 11,5% of the Norwegian population use their personal time and own money on inventing new products and services. This research project mains to figure out whether these solutions are viable for the market.