1. Swedish Agency for Innovation Systems

2. Interaction between the actors –the Triple Helix Research Politics Business Researchers who are prepared to exploit their knowledge. Universities that profile their education and research. Legislators who influence the conditions under which companies and researchers are working. Politicians who allocate resources for research and development. Local authorities and county councils who set out to facilitate the establishment of new companies and make their local areas pleasant places to live. Entrepreneurs who recognize the value of new knowledge. Managers who can identify market requirements and have the courage to invest their resources. Investors who are prepared to wait for a return on their investments.

3. VINNOVA Budget 100 M US dollar per year for research, development and demonstration Renewal 25 % in new programmes every year Evaluation of programmes Results Impact About 150 employees

4. National strategy for Security Research Swedish Armed Forces (FM) Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) Swedish Emergency Management Agency (KBM) Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI) Swedish Agency for Innovation Systems (VINNOVA) Additional members: Swedish National Defence College (FHS) Confederation of Swedish Enterprise Eva L 040916

5. Background Group of Personalities (GoP) A special reference group - Group of Personalities – co-chaired by European Commissioners Busquin och Liikanen. Report: Research for a Secure Europe: Report of the Group of Personalities in the field of Security Research http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/security/index_en.html Eva L 040916

6. Background PASR Prepatory Action on Security-related Research on the enhancement of the European industrial potential in the field of Security research, Towards a programme to advance European security through Research and Technology Eva L 040916

7. Background The following priority missions have been identified within PASR: Improving situation awareness Optimising security and protection of networked systems Protecting against terrorism (including bio-terrorism and incidents with biological, chemical and other substances) Eva L 040916

8. Background The following priority missions have been identified within PASR: Enhancing crisis management (including evacuation, search and rescue operations, active agents control and remediation) Achieving interoperability and integrated systems for information and communication. Eva L 040916

9. Swedish research and industry gives important contribution to a higher security in Sweden and the surrounding world. Swedish research and industry co-operate in international networks and are world leading in certain niches. Vision Eva L 040916

10. Ongoing Study of innovation system International study Hearings with - industry - research - authorities Eva L 040916

11. Significant danger for the society Non significant danger for the society AntagonisticSecuritySecurity / Safety Non antagonisticSecurity / SafetySafety Security and safety

12. Innovationsystem analysis - a new sectorial innnovationsystem - the industry - the policymakers - the research institutions

13. Mobile solutions The industry, capable of providing technology, products and services related to mobile communication in order to protect the society and its inhabitants against antagonistic acts and their consequences.

14. Sensor technology The industry, capable of providing technology, products and services in order to physically detect possible antagonistic threats on the society and its inhabitants using sensor technology. Technology/Product Customer Military Civil Ericsson Microwave SAAB Bofors Dynamics Gunnebo FOI IMEGO SenseAir AB Precise biometrics Tracking Underwater Surveillance Screening Identification Sensorsystem Exensor Technology AB Argos Engineering Consulting Infineon

15. A functional approach Phases during development of a new SIS – Formative phase – Growth phase – On going phase

16. The formative phase Niche markets are created Companies are beeing established Networks are formed Organization for learning and development

17. Functions needed for growth in the new SIS Creation of new knowledge Guidance to companies Entrepreneuriel experiments Creation of markets Resources Common interests

18. Security research strategy Innovationsystems approach A new sectorial innovationsystem Functional analysis Strategy proposal based on functional needs