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FUTURE-EGI

FUTURE-EGI is an EIT Culture & Creativity Strategic Topic Group focused on Gaming. It explores how the European game industry can strengthen its competitiveness, resilience and capacity for sustainable growth in a rapidly changing digital environment. Through industry collaboration, stakeholder engagement and policy development, the project brings together expertise from research, education, innovation and the games ecosystem. Its work addresses market opportunities, digital autonomy, access to talent, resilience, sustainability and responsible technological development.

Funding type: EIT Culture & Creativity Strategic Topic Group — Gaming.

Grant number: Project KAVA Code: 062600040

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Project impact

FUTURE-EGI aims to strengthen the European game industry's ability to grow, compete and remain resilient in changing conditions. Its intended impact includes stronger pathways to markets and employment, improved access to talent, greater digital autonomy and enhanced European competitiveness. It also seeks to support the sector in preparing for disruption while encouraging more sustainable, fair and responsible approaches to economic and technological development. The project further strengthens connections between the games industry, policymakers, academia and other creative sectors.

Objectives

  • Strengthen economic growth and competitiveness through new market opportunities, cross-sectoral collaboration, alternative routes to market and access to talent. 
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  • Improve the resilience and preparedness of the European game industry and share relevant industry practices with other creative sectors. 
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  • Support sustainable and responsible economic growth through sustainable business models, ethical digital monetisation and responsible technological development.

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Partners

Neogames Finland ry
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
Aarhus University
CollectiveUP

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Supported by

European Institute of Innovation and Technology logo

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FUTURE-EGI

FUTURE-EGI is an EIT Culture & Creativity Strategic Topic Group focused on Gaming. It explores how the European game industry can strengthen its competitiveness, resilience and capacity for sustainable growth in a rapidly changing digital environment. Through industry collaboration, stakeholder engagement and policy development, the project brings together expertise from research, education, innovation and the games ecosystem. Its work addresses market opportunities, digital autonomy, access to talent, resilience, sustainability and responsible technological development.

Funding type: EIT Culture & Creativity Strategic Topic Group — Gaming.

Grant number: Project KAVA Code: 062600040

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Project impact

FUTURE-EGI aims to strengthen the European game industry's ability to grow, compete and remain resilient in changing conditions. Its intended impact includes stronger pathways to markets and employment, improved access to talent, greater digital autonomy and enhanced European competitiveness. It also seeks to support the sector in preparing for disruption while encouraging more sustainable, fair and responsible approaches to economic and technological development. The project further strengthens connections between the games industry, policymakers, academia and other creative sectors.

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Objectives

  • Strengthen economic growth and competitiveness through new market opportunities, cross-sectoral collaboration, alternative routes to market and access to talent. 
    ‍
  • Improve the resilience and preparedness of the European game industry and share relevant industry practices with other creative sectors. 
    ‍
  • Support sustainable and responsible economic growth through sustainable business models, ethical digital monetisation and responsible technological development.

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Exercise: Starting worlds

Import the Youth4Bauhaus worlds in Minecraft Education.

Exercise outcomes: Worlds developed by the youth

Partners

Neogames Finland ry
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
Aarhus University
CollectiveUP

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Supported by

European Institute of Innovation and Technology logo

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