Vision

It all starts with local

Local economic development is entangled in local specificities and existing capacities (firms, industries, skills…). The aim is to grow and diversify those.

 

>>Inecko starts all its projects with local analysis, which feeds the rest of the work

 

To long-term economic benefits

Local economic development is a structural endeavour: short-term gains are indeed critical, but they should also last and yield new benefits.

 

>> We study durability drivers such as innovation capacities, skills growth and diffusion, ecosystems vitality (cf. 'Local Economic Development').

 

Stimulating ecosystems

No company acts independently of other ones. Every innovation or technical change may affect the entirety of a given value chain, but also competitors. It is therefore critical to optimize these connexions and the benefits stemming from them, the first being knowledge spillovers and increase.

 

>> We pay great attention to ecosystems vitality as well as interactions and externalities, inter- or intra-industries. We seek ways to amplify those, in quantity and quality.

 

The green-digital transition is a systemic phenomenon because of these connexions, and in particular in its technological dimension: every process change may affect another, on the same value chain or beyond.

 

>> Our analyses include this aspect and explore how projects can benefit from the transition, and in some instances support it.