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Material of the 10th Annual meeting of the OECD LEED Forum on Partnerships and Local Development |23-25 April 2014 | Stockholm, Sweden More info http://www.oecd.org/cfe/leed/10th-fplg-meeting.htm

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Stockholms stad Stockholms county

Stockholm Business Region
Development
• Investment promotion
• Development of ”Företagsplats
Stockholm”
• Improving Stockholm Services for
business and industry

Stockholm BusinessAlliance
• 52 municipalities
• 3,5 million inhabitants
• 1/3 of the Swedish population
• 40 per cent of Swedish GDP
• 45 per cent of all foreign investments

Stockholm BusinessAlliance
• Investment promotion
• Service to industry
• Common position ”Stockholm-the
Capital of Scandinavia

Investment areas
• ICT
• Life Sciences
• Automation
• Cleantech
• Hospitality
• Logistics
• Metals and mining

• Research and innovation
infrastructure
• Innovation procurement
• Supply of capital
• Cross sector approach
• Globally attractive
Stockholm 2025- the worlds
most innovated driven economy

The City of Stockholm  
Innovation Scholarship
• The purpose of the City of
Stockholm Innovation
Scholarship is to promote the
spirit of innovation in the city.
• The scholarships is presented
every year at the Stockholm City
Hall during Nobel Week in
December

Start-Up Stockholm
• Guides entrepreneurs and innovators
free of charge
• One door in
• Basic programmes and special
programmes in ex. marketing
• 4 200 people got guidance 2013
• 13 500 guidance meeting held 2013

Start-Up Stockholm created in
five years
• Created 4 500 companies
• Created 6 300 jobs

Other initiatives
• Jobbtorg Stockholm
• Hotspot Farsta and Kista
Foto: Fredrik Persson

Challenges
• Increased investments in
infrastructure and housing
• More direct intercontinental flights to
Arlanda
• High unemployment among new
Swedes

Stockholm - it's not a coincidence! - YouTube

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