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The ‘Rendez-Vous de Concarneau’
“Where Industry meets Science in Marine Biotechnology”
August 30- Sept. 1, 2011
Where is the room for SMEs ?
The « Innovation and Competitiviness Seacluster » Pôle Mer
The Commission « Marine biological resources »
Examples of Projects : SMEs as leaders or partners
The RendezThe Rendez--vous de Concarneauvous de Concarneau““Where Industry meets Science in Marine Where Industry meets Science in Marine
BiotechnologyBiotechnology”” –– where is the room for SMEs ?where is the room for SMEs ?
The Innovation and competitiviness SeaCluster :
one of the 1818 French R&D clusters certified « mondial » on 71 R&D clusters
Definition of the Innovation and competitiviness Cluster ?
Gathering key elements : A defined geographical space Entreprises, training centers and public/private labs Working as partnersTo help common projects emerge, with innovativeaspects, for the economical development of the territories
Retrospective
End 2004 : Launch of the national call for competitiviness clusters
2005 : a common answer with a common strategy between two big maritime regions PACA and Brittany
July 2005 : labellised by the French Government « Pôle de compétitivité à vocation mondiale » for the Breton Cluster and the PACA cluster
2009, June 24th : signature by the Prefect of the Region rittany,, the President of the Regional Council Brittany and the President of Pôle Mer Bretagne, of the contrat de performance => territorial extension to the regions Basse-Normandie (Caen) and Pays de la Loire (Nantes-St Nazaire)
Duration : 3 years (until 31/12/2011) => one year more (until 31/12/2012)
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a strong NETWORK, still growing up !
for Pôle Mer : 600 members
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The Governance
• association French Law 1901, located in Brest• working efficiently since autumn 2005
• Management board : 18 members4 « Big entreprises »4 « SME »6 « training/research organisations »4 « professional organisations » and « economical
development »
• BureauHervé Moulinier (Thales Systèmes Aéroportés) PsdtDidier Grosdemange (In Vivo)Christian Laurent (DCNS Services)Philippe Marchand (Ifremer)
• Originality of Pôle MER : an interregional governance Bretagne / Paca with a common Management and Coordination Committee
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Two key axes and 5 major themes
Safety & Security
Sustainable Development
Maritime Safety & Security
Marine Biological Resources
Shipbuilding and leisure boatbuilding
Marine biological resources
Environnement & Coastal management
Complexes information and communication systems
Marine & SubmarineTechnologies
Biology, blue Biotechnologies and Environment
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an Engineering and Coordinating Team25 people (various profiles and competences) : part time people
Animation of the commission (research/entreprise)maritime safety and security ShipbuildingMarine energy resources marine biological resourcesenvironment and coastal management
Transversal actions Financing Promotion relations with SMEsInternationalCompetitive IntelligenceCommunication et public relationContacts with the Marine
Contact people in the territories (Brest, Rennes, Quimper, Lorient, st Brieux, st Malo, Caen, Nantes)
4 % 26 % 27 % 12 % 17 % 6 % 8 %
Managementengineering
Animation ReviewCompetitiveintelligence
Public relation Financing International
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116 projects with the Label Pôle Merfor a total budget of 367 M€
(au 01/07/2011)
Maritime safety and security : 24 projects
Shipbuilding and leisure shipbuilding : 18 projects
Marines energy resources : 14 projects
Marines biological resources : 43 projects
Environment and coastal management : 17 projects
Situation of the projects (end 2010)
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Financing sources
autofinancing
FUI
ANR
OSEO
Local AuthoritiesFeder
Other
58%
14%
13%
1%
11%1%2%
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Grants and beneficiaries
Granted projects170 M€
17 %
38 %
33 %
10 %2 %
Maritime Safety & Security
Shipbuilding and Leisure boatbuilding
Marine Energy Resources
Marine biological Resources(aquaculture & biotechnology
Env. & Coastal Management
Main players involved(within the 116 certified projects)
Major companies
ResearchSMEs
Other
43 %
25 %
16 %16 %
Investissements d’avenir
« Investments for the future », a French
National Programme
Les pôles et les Investissements d’avenir
Commission Juppé/RocardDéc. 2009 – « Grand Emprunt National », 35 Billions €Dedicated to « Investissements d’avenir »
Décisions du CIADT du 11mai 2010« Le CIADT a décidé le prolongement d’un an de la phase 2 de la politique des pôles de compétitivité afin de conforter ce dispositif au moment où les pôles doivent apporter une contribution majeure à la réussite des objectifs stratégiques financés par l’emprunt national et afin de pouvoir évaluer in fine les pôles sur la base de leurs engagements de résultats concrets qui sont fixés à fin 2011. »
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Stratégie des outils des Investissements d’Avenir
IEED
Source : CGI
• AMISAT
• EMSO – LIGURE
• FONCE
• GOLD
• NAOS
• PCIM
• RIMA
• AMISAT
• EMSO – LIGURE
• FONCE
• GOLD
• NAOS
• PCIM
• RIMAInfrastructures :• DIUZ IZEL• EMBRC-France
Biotechnologies et bioressources :
• IDEALG
Infrastructures :• DIUZ IZEL• EMBRC-France
Biotechnologies et bioressources :
• IDEALG
7 Equipex
3 Projets Santé et Biotechnologies
• France Energies Marines
• B-COM
• Jules-Verne• IMRT• GREENSTAR
• France Energies Marines
• B-COM
• Jules-Verne• IMRT• GREENSTAR
4 IEED / IRT
• MER (Changing Ocean)
• MER (Changing Ocean)
1 Labex
• DEFIµALG• DEFIµALG
1 démonstrateur
• Innovation Campus Ouest
• Innovation Campus Ouest
1 IDEX
• Ouest Valorisation• Ouest Valorisation
1 SATT
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Support to projects
Pôle de compétitivité and Investissements d’avenir
Les pôles are also concerned by :Sectorial measures (10 Md€) : biotechnologies, health, véhicule of the futur (ships/boats of the future), etc.
Carnot instituts to be reinforced (500 M€)
projects for innovative mutualised plateformes (200 M€), R&D projects labelised by the Pôles (300 M€)
+ 1 Md€ to finance propositions from the « Etats généraux de l'industrie »
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1/ organisation 1/ organisation 2/ major themes2/ major themes3/ certified projects3/ certified projects
Thematical Thematical Commission 4 : Commission 4 : marines biologiques marines biologiques resources resources FishingFishing–– AquacultureAquaculture--Biotechnologies : Biotechnologies :
animation1/ Organisation 1/ Organisation
Fishing‐aquaculture‐ Rachel Portal‐Sellin, TQC‐ Yvon Morizur, IFREMER
Biotechnologies ‐ Rachel Portal‐Sellin, TQC‐ Claire Boisset, IFREMER‐ Eric deslandes, IUEM‐UBO+ Biotechs Steering Committee
Commission Fishing, aquaculture, biotechs : a network of Actors and Means
Producers’ organisations, professional structures : CRC‐BN, CRC‐BS, CRPMEM, CLPMEM, Normapêche Bretagne, Pesca, Ar Mor Glaz…
SMEsSMEs from various sectors : fishing, seaweed, oysters, biotechnologies / instrumentation and equipment / environment : France Haliotis, Sciences et mer, Polaris, Yslab, Olmix, Aleor, Sodena, NKE, in vivo environnement
Big groups : Roullier, iXCore, Diana SPF, ARD Soliance…
Higher Education schools , training /research internationally well known : Ifremer, IUEM, CNRS, MNHN, UBO, UBS, Agrocampus Ouest, Ensieta, INSA, CEFCM, IMP…; and technical centers : CRITT Santé, CBB, IdMer, Ceva …
Economical development Structures : CCI, technopoles, eco. agencies … Resiconcept
Role of the commission within Pôle Mer : networking and innovative networking and innovative collaborative projectscollaborative projects
– SMEs/Enterprises + Research + Training Plenary sessions & working groups
– Support to collaborative projects (research for partners, definition of innovation, business plans, intellectual/industrial property…)
– Labellisation and financing research - public and private sources (Group of private investors)
– Support to project development
Valorisation/exploitation/ communication :
internationalisation
ommission 4 : ommission 4 : shingshing–– AquacultureAquaculture--otechnologies : otechnologies :
Collaborations between Poles and networks , at natianal and international levels exchanges and co-certification of projects
• Mer Paca, Aquimer, Valorial, IAR, Trimatec, Cosmetic Valley…• extension to Basse-Normandie &Pays de la Loire • OverSeas Countries and international : La Réunion (Qualitropic), Polynésie (Grappe Fa’ahotu), Québec (Créneau Marin), Norway (FFN, Sintef), Marrocco (Oceanopôle TanTan), UK, Germany, Spain • conferences, meetings, collective actions :
- National Conference on Algae (nov.2010), Livre TurquoiseLivre Turquoise- BIOMARINE, Sept. 2011 Nantes-StNazaire- Québec : industrial meetings 06 Sept. Quimper (biotechnologies), 11-14
oct. (Seaweed)- Marrocco : delegation in sept on microalgae/energy, in oct. Seafood- Plenary sessions : Biotechnologies Sept. 23 Rennes, Fishing Oct. in
Lorient
Action MedARMOR2 (supported by DGCIS) : to support SMEs participate in European projects : FP7 (KBBE), CIP, Eureka, Eurostars , INTERREG, etc.
2/ Major thematics (FdRS)2/ Major thematics (FdRS)
‐‐ SustainableSustainable FISHING
- economical- social
- écological
‐‐ SustainableSustainable Aquaculture
‐ Biotechnologies : added added value value
FishingFishing–– aquacultureaquaculture
Promote tools for seafood traceability and eco-labellisationnnovations to save energy and fuel consumption
Fishing boats : safe, energy saving, clean, with a business modelNews ways to valorise non-commercial speciesFind alternatives to wild fish in aquaculture feeding
• to adapt the fishing techniques and the whole valorisation of the catches to the reglementation contraints : to meet a sustainable and responsible fishing • to propose solutions to help the development of the productions (oysters, abalone, mushels, seaweed…) with a better knowledge of the productions and management of environmental risks : to meet a sustainable aquaculture
Marines BiotechnologiesMarines Biotechnologies
Better knowledge of natural resources (potential, means of collecting, saving, etc. )Encourage spaces saving (photo-bioréactors…)Explore new exploitation domains : well-known (nutrition, cosmetics…) and new ones : biomaterial, bioenergies, biocaptors, natural alternatives to chemicals and pesticides, …Networking : the regional program CAPBIOTEK ; with
• to develop productions of marines molecules with high added value• evoluting strategies and ways of working : from the simple exploitation of resources to a real integrated economy of knowledge
Marines BiotechnologiesMarines Biotechnologiesmeetings and working groups
R&D and industrial meetings with Québec in Quimper 06 Sept. (CBB Développement, CRBM, CVQM + TQC + Pôles Mer & Valorial)
BIOMARINE 08-09 sept. : Pôle Mer Bretagne + Brittany Region (Capbiotek) possible for the members to have lower prices to attend
Océanopole Tantan Marrocco, Microalgae (nutrition, énergy) 12-13 september 2011
interclustering meeting « Algae, new resources for industry ? »7-8 novembre Montpellier
Plenary session ‘Biotechnologies marines’, 23 sept., Rennes + conference on « active molecules with antimicrobial properties of active molecules for nutrition&health and cosmetics »
3/ Projects labellised 3/ Projects labellised by Pôle Mer Bretagne by Pôle Mer Bretagne
Examples of projects lead by SMEs or integrating SMEs
xamples of projects in biotechnologies lead by or integrating SMEs
ECOKELP : Which future for the forests of laminars (kelp) and the activity of the « goémonnier »Laminaria saccharina) Danisco, (1899k€ ANR) ORMEAUX : Develop the production of a very precious and rare mollusc, the Abalone France Haliotis, 1155k€ ANR + CT, + UE FP7 Sudevabe (MNHN, IUEM)ODONTOMER : New products based on natural marine molecules for dental and oral health and hygiene Yslab (479k€, Oséo, CT)HEMORGAN : Using marine worm haemoglobin for donor organ conservation Hemarina, 3027k€ ANR +CT
SEALACIAN : From living fossil to future medicine (Selachians) C‐Ris Pharma 1985k€ FUI, CT
NANOMERC : Cosmetics based on marine nanoparticles from algae Ephyla, 1800k€ OSEO + CTVECOP : Recycling seashell by‐products for use in constructing pervious urban paving ESITC Caen and Britexa/SLP 993k€ULVANS : Exploitation of green algae (beaching) in animal nutrition and plants protection/growth Olmix 26M€ OSEO ISI + CT
In the Governance, Governance, orientations orientations and strategystrategy
In the animation animation
In innovative projectsprojects as leader or partners
In the resultsresults exploitationexploitation and economical development economical development of the territory (= employment and competitiviness)
The RendezThe Rendez‐‐vous de Concarneauvous de Concarneau““Where Industry meets Science in Marine BiotechnologyWhere Industry meets Science in Marine Biotechnology”” ––
where is the room for SMEs ?where is the room for SMEs ?
