We want to connect a regional challenge to industrial policy
FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
Turn regional challenges
into new industries.
Starting with water, environmental, and industrial challenges faced by regions, we connect researchers, startups, and regional companies and move from validation to creating local industries.
Discuss a regional projectCHALLENGES
Do any of these challenges sound familiar?
We want to create new business opportunities for regional companies
We want to bring researchers and startups into the region
We do not want a demonstration project to end as a one-off initiative
We cannot involve people across government and the region
Regional challenges can be the starting point for new industries.
Regional challenges in water environments, primary industries, unused resources, and biodiversity also contain opportunities to validate and grow researchers’ and startups’ technologies, as well as new business opportunities for regional companies.
Leave a Nest does not leave challenges as policy themes. We combine regional companies, fields, and people with external technologies. Through validation, we leave knowledge and implementers in the region and grow a project into a continuing industry.
WHAT WE DO
What we can do together with Leave a Nest
Structure regional challenges
We organize problems in the field, policy goals, and regional resources and turn them into concrete questions that technology can test.
Explore technologies and people
We bring together technologies and implementers needed for the challenge from researchers, startups, regional companies, and large companies.
Build a validation structure in the region
We design a structure that can move locally by clarifying the roles of government, companies, fishers, schools, residents, and others.
Translate outcomes into policy and business
We evaluate not only technical data, but also effects on the regional economy, environment, and people to support the next decision.
Leave an industry in the region
We advance participation by regional companies, talent development, and the creation of business entities to grow a structure that continues after public funding ends.
PROCESS
How we move projects forward
Organize challenges and regional resources
We organize policy challenges, field needs, companies, facilities, natural resources, and people.
Explore technologies and the team
We gather candidates from researchers, startups, and regional companies that fit the challenge.
Design validation and outcome indicators
We define the field, roles, budget, and KPIs for technology, the regional economy, and the environment.
Validate in the region
We test technical performance, operations, and fit with residents and businesses in the field.
Commercialize and expand
We create an implementation structure centered on regional companies and transition to a continuing business.
BUILD TOGETHER
We build a plan that can be shared across government and the region.
Rather than bringing in a finished plan from outside, we build a project suited to the region through discussion with government staff and people involved in the community.
- The regional challenge and its policy position
- The roles of regional companies and field partners
- The technologies and external partners needed
- The outcomes to confirm through validation
- A business path that continues after the budget ends
STARTING POINTS
You can consult us from the concept stage.
Together, we can consider the potential of a project starting from regional challenges and existing programs.
- We want to organize water or environmental challenges in the region
- We want to create new business opportunities for regional companies
- We want to attract researchers or startups
- We want to make use of a validation field
- We want to connect an existing policy program to commercialization
- We want to develop the next generation of talent in the region
BUILD A THRIVING REGION
Create the next industry from a regional challenge.
We combine regional companies, fields, and natural resources with the strengths of researchers and startups to create projects that leave businesses and people in the region.