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SmartComp - Smart competitiveness for the Central Baltic region (SmartComp)
Start date: Apr 30, 2012, End date: Dec 30, 2013,
Maritime sector has always been sensitive for economical changes. During the past years maritime clusters in the Central Baltic region have faced tightened competition, new requirements of environmental protection, structural changes and weakened competitiveness. Maritime clusters play an important role in different sectors of economy and thus its profitability has wide influences to other sectors ...
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BaltFood - The BSR Food Cluster: Innovation and Competitiveness in Action (BaltFood)
Start date: Dec 31, 2008, End date: Jan 23, 2012,
BaltFood integrates local, regional and national food cluster organisations in six countries around the Baltic Sea into one food cluster. The cooperation focuses on enhancing the competitiveness of the BSR food industry to become the European source for valuable and affordable food products. The food industry has developed into one of the strongest business sectors in the BSR characterized by high ...
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Safe and Reliable Transport of Dangerous Goods in the Russian-EU Logistics Chain (DaGoRus) (DaGoRus)
Start date: Dec 31, 2006, End date: Dec 30, 2008,
Project importanceTransportation volumes in the Baltic Sea region have been growing significantly due to the rapid growth of the Russian and Baltic economies. Especially strong growth has been taken place with oil and chemical transportation.Increased transportation volumes may pose increased risks to health, people and environment. However, there is only limited information on the Dangerous Goods ...
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Developing Regions through Spatial Planning and Logistics & ICT Competence (LogOn Baltic) (LogOn Baltic)
Start date: Dec 9, 2005, End date: Dec 30, 2007,
LogOn Baltic improved spatial integration by transferring knowledge in ICT and logistics competence. The main objective is to produce and disseminate information for regional development agencies on how to support enterprises in the participating regions in their effort to improve ICT and logistics competence, thus improving regional development.Objectives of the project: identifying development a ...
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Futures for Regional Development (FUTURREG)
Start date: Jun 30, 2005, End date: Dec 30, 2007,
...er regional stakeholders and met regularly in 7 Steering Committee events to review progress and evaluate results. The regional actors accompanied partners to a 1st Inter-Regional Futures Workshop in Turku, (7 June 2006) at which presentations made on the Tools reports and the Toolkit. Each partner in collaboration with regional stakeholders worked through the process of defining the two applicati ...
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Safe and Reliable Transport Chains of Dangerous Goods in the Baltic Sea Region (DaGoB) (DaGoB)
Start date: Dec 9, 2005, End date: Dec 30, 2007,
Initially it was thought that over 200,000,000 tons of Dangerous Goods (DG) per year moves in BSR (plus over 100M tons in NW Russia) mostly through densely populated areas, imposing real health and safety risks to people and environment. After the data gathering and reporting in DaGoB, the actual figure is close to 1,000,000,000 tons in the entire BSR region, which was substantially more than anti ...
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ScanBalt Campus – a European model case for transnational and transectoral institution building in education, research and development. (ScanBalt Campus)
Start date: Mar 9, 2005, End date: Jun 8, 2007,
The basic concept of ScanBalt Campus is to deliver a framework for joint activities within ScanBalt Bioregion in knowledge formation and innovation and to increase the visibility of these actions. An important feature of ScanBalt Campus is that despite its focus on Biotech/life sciences, all activities should reflect a holistic view. This means that the educational training should also encompass a ...
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Employability: Learning through International Entrepreneurship
Start date: Oct 1, 2010,
The emergence (across the EU) of a myriad of successful entrepreneurs in cultural settings different from those they originate in (Kloosterman & Rath, 2001) offers a unique opportunity to capture the specificities of internationalization and mixed embeddedness and to use this knowledge as a tool for skills development within SMEs across the EU. Capturing the components of success of immigrant entr ...
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AURORA II – Towards Modern and Innovative Higher Education (EU-Russia)
Start date: Jul 15, 2013,
The proposal Aurora – Towards Modern and Innovative Higher Education II (Aurora II) will promote multidisciplinary cooperation at various levels, which will increase the links between Europe and Russia and contribute to cultural dialogue and mutual understanding.The proposal builds on an agenda of higher education institutions and business benefiting from working together. By developing partnershi ...
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A contextualised yardstick for business training : Analysis of existing measurement tools in enterprise training took place and was then evaluated. This was followed by interviews of experts in the sector. All of this contributed to the production of a web tool which brings to bear a contextualised approach for improved evaluation of the training process. This project started in 2002 and lasted 24 ...
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How Europe is educating its entrepreneurs : European countries have different entrepreneurial cultures and these differences are reflected in their VET programmes. The aim of ENTREDU is to tackle this patchwork of cultures to bring a clear and up-to-date view of the situation to all developers of enterprise education and entrepreneurial studies at the vocational level. What ENTREDU can provide is ...
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This P2T 2.0 project transferred the innovation of the previously successful Passport to Trade Project (P2T) by:a) increasing the number of European countries covered by the existing P2T project website www.businessculture.org from 25 to 31 countries by b) augmenting the resource with social media guidesc) adding guidelines and training material on industrial placements for both SMEs and placement ...
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