21st Regional Innovation Policies Conference– VALENCIA
Sustainability, Digital and Social Innovation Turnaround:
Innovative Policies for Regions, Clusters and Ecosystems



Sustainability, Digital and Social Innovation Turnaround:
Innovative Policies for Regions, Clusters and Ecosystems
València, Spain
30 Septiembre - 01 Octubre 2027
Universitat Politècnica de València, Valencia (Spain)
This edition focuses on sustainability, digital and social innovation changes and the necessary innovative policies for regions, clusters and ecosystems, exploring forms of place-based leadership and firm innovation to unlock inclusive and sustainable growth.
The Regional Innovation Policies Conference is an important international arena for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to exchange insights on regional innovation and development, and to debate current and future regional policies and challenges.
RegInnPol 2027
Inspiring Keynotes:
Hear from thought leaders shaping regional innovation research and policy insights.
Global Perspectives:
Universitat Politècnica de València, Campus Vera s/n 46022 Valencia
Business School (ADE Building, 7J)
September, 30th, October 1st, 2027
The Business School is marked 7J in the right zone of the Vera Campus. Main recommended entrance and arrival point for taxis and public transportation is the “Galileo Galilei” university dorms (6C building). “Galileo Galilei” dorms are in front of the Tram station (“Tarongers”/Ernest Lluch) and just a short walk of 1 minute to the 7J building (ADE).
The Vera Campus, main campus of the UPV is located just at the Tram station stop named “Tarongers”. From the city center (Central Train Stations, Historical area, etc.) the taxi takes around 15 minutes to the Vera Campus UPV; from the Beach Area (Cabanyal, Malvarrosa, Patacona, Harbour-Marina) it just takes around 5-8 minutes.
Uber, Cabify, FreeNow and mainstream taxis are fully operational. Moovit app perfectly works in Valencia to plan your mobility. From the city center, metro reaches station “Benimaclet” and then you take the Tram to “Tarongers” (around 15 minutes).



Department of Geography and Environment





