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Innovatia 8.3

Spain · Santiago de Compostela · National · See the Spain profile

This project is destined to women related to the scientific-technological field, it has the aim of promoting the entrepreneurial spirit of women in the scientific-technological field, in addition to the creation of an intervention model that integrates the gender perspective in t

Innovatia 8.3

Details

Maturity
Scaling
Promoter
University from Santiago de Compostela (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela) with the Spanish Women´s Institute (Instituto de la Mujer) — website
Power domain
Economic Power
Methods / tools
Gender Training, Competence development
Region (NUTS)
ES11
Keywords
entrepeneurship. women, enpowerment, equality, business

Context

Innovatia 8.3 is a project for women in the scientific-technological field, run by the University of Santiago de Compostela with the Spanish Women's Institute (Instituto de la Mujer), and partnered with Fundación Ronsel.

Objectives

The project aims to promote entrepreneurial spirit among women in scientific-technological sectors and to create an intervention model that integrates a gender perspective into knowledge-transfer processes and the creation of technology-based spin-off companies.

Activities

Its main activity is preparing a procedures manual for entrepreneurship support staff in university and research-centre Technology Transfer Offices (OTRI), incorporating the gender perspective from service design through to quality evaluation. Innovatia 8.3 also provides specific gender-equality training for OTRI technical staff, generating a work methodology being transferred to other universities and research centres in Spain.

Results

The project disseminates information for women on entrepreneurship in male-dominated scientific and technological sectors, and for companies on promoting women into positions of responsibility. It also produces studies on the situation of women in entrepreneurship and business, with all content and studies published online and freely accessible.

Conclusions

The practice is presented as valuable for its academic work in the area of women in science and technology, its provision of tools and information for women's empowerment, and its open online accessibility, though no independent evaluation data is cited.

Implementation

Implementation detail (cost, timeline, staffing, conditions for success) is not yet available for this practice.

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National / regional programmes ESF+ — European Social Fund Plus

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