Spatial strategies for transitions

Collaborating with citizens is necessary to achieve climate-neutral cities. Interaction space is key in this regard, says Geiske Bouma. Read her reflection.

General prosperity bridges the gap between economic growth and well-being. How do you translate this into practice as a policymaker? Read it here.

Transition science offers, when properly interpreted, many concrete policy recommendations. Read Rik Braams' reflection.

The Dutch economy needs to innovate. Investing in R&D and innovation is therefore especially important. Why? Read Thijmen van Bree's reflection.

In Smart Industry fieldlabs, we collaborate with partners on new digital technology. Read more.

Interest in energy prices, especially in heat networks, is growing. Recent TNO calculations show an increasing price difference in recent years.

In a new Vector study, the developments in the field of digital transformation in Europe have been mapped out. Read the conclusions.

Does the new EU raw materials law ensure Europe's strategic autonomy? Elmer Rietveld reflects on the strategy. Read his findings here.

TNO Vector initiated research into Dutch ecosystems in Europe to promote vital innovation. Read the recommendations.

Discover how TNO Vector's Compass methodology helps innovation orchestrators scale up the development of innovation processes faster.

Are rules and laws obstacles to progress in innovations? Not according to Wimar Bolhuis. Read his 5 reason in his reflection.

In a Data Space, you securely share your data with partners. But how do you set up such a collaboration? We researched it. Read the recommendations.

How would digitisation appear when considered as a transition, rather than a transformation? Read Anne Fleur van Veenstra's reflection.

Civil servants may and wish to play a more active role in transition issues. How? Read the 4 recommendations for governments on transitions.

Manufacturing chemistry must green up to continue to meet environmental & climate requirements. Read our exploration for emerging practices.