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Sustainable businesses for resilient NWE business networks (ResilieNtWEB)
Start date: Oct 6, 2010, End date: Jul 31, 2015,
This project aims to address the core sustainability issues behind the current and future North West European economic and environmental challenges. by specifically focussing on key economical sectors. such as the food sector (excluding agriculture). construction and renovation building sector and also tourism for the segments based on food and building/renovation such as hotels. More specifica ...
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CI2ST
Start date: Jun 30, 2012, End date: Dec 30, 2014,
The partners support SMEs and VSEs in their intelligent strategy measures in the border area to increasetheir competitiveness. On the other hand, they support the Aisne, northern France and Walloon areas instrengthening their economic and social development at cross-border level thanks to territorial intelligence.This way, the regions develop while building on local skills and know-how and stimula ...
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TRansregional project for Innovation and Promotion Of Design (TRIPOD)
Start date: Jun 30, 2008, End date: Mar 30, 2014,
Design, through its capacity to create, innovate, study new fields of investigation, imagine tomorrows products, plays a key role in corporate strategy. In addition to the mere aesthetic element, this innovatingapproach provides many answers in terms of positioning, adding value to products and optimising production costs.For design to generate economic added value, the project partners have made ...
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CROSS-BORDER TOURISM DEVELOPMENT OF THE WESTKUST AND THE CÔTE D'OPALE
Start date: May 31, 2008, End date: Dec 30, 2012,
The tourist offices in the coastal area between France and Flanders do not (or hardly) know each other.Moreover, the residents rarely cross the border. There is still a strong language barrier, in particular on the French side, where professionals rarely receive guests in Dutch. Cross-border communication is non-existent, though this would certainly attract new customers.To convince more visitors ...
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