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Methods & mapping. For achieving a better understanding of the reality of the innovation ecosystem in the region, the research team conducted a case study that was structured around a policy documentation analysis and several interviews with key informants. The objective of this case study is to understand the socio-cultural particularities of the regional innovation ecosystem as well as which kind of “de facto RRI” (Xxxxxxx et al., 2016) features are embedded in their actors. Integrating RRI into a regional innovation ecosystem should pay particular attention to the context and the special circumstances of where innovation and research practices are embedded (Uyarra et al., 2019). Specially, because geography is mostly missing in RRI (Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, & Xxxxxx, 2019). Therefore, delivering “a mapping” of the region for identifying relevant actors, initiatives, activities dynamics, priorities and particularities is the first step in this path. This mapping also aims to provide an understanding of the configuration of the regional innovation ecosystem, how it works and what are their dynamics. In addition, there is a strong need on RRI for acquiring knowledge about the context where it will be implemented (Xxxxxxx et al., 2020). For achieving this objective, a policy document analysis comprising several documents of interest such as policy documents at regional level, national level as well as other documents delivered by experts were screened. Several searches in Google Scholar and Scopus databases were also delivered introducing keywords such as innovation, regional economy, Cantabria, and smart specialization. In addition to this, another relevant documentation facilitated by policy representatives and regional experts was also incorporated and analysed. For complementing this desk research, the research team also conducted several semi-structured interviews with key informants. Following the work presented in Deliverable 2.1, which includes a “Mapping Tool” and two different kind of questionnaires (one for the policy actors and another one for the innovation ecosystem actors), we developed our fieldwork during the months of January, February and March of 2021. In this period of time we were able to interview 16 participants that represents 19 organizations in 12 interviews. Some of the interviews were collective, that is, they involved several interviewees as well as others were developed on an individual basis. This was due to the adequacy of having several representa...
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