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[Success stories] Forest Policy and Economics Education and Research – FOPER
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31. Oct. 2012
... Ph.D., EFI, FOPER II Coordinator (2009-2013) Doni Blagojevic, M.Sc., Fac. of Forest. Banja Luka, BIH, Focal Point (2007-2009), EFI, Project Officer (2009-2013). Dijana Vuletic, Ph.D., CFRI. Croatia, Focal Point (2004-2009). Silvija Krajter, M.Sc., CFRI. Croatia, Focal Point (2009-2012). Prof. Dragan Nonic, Ph.D., Fac. of Forest. Serbia, Focal Point (2004-2006). Nenad Petrovic, Ph.D., Fac. of Forest. Serbia, Focal Point (2006-2012) and MSc Coordinator. Radovan Nevenic, Ph.D., Inst. of For. Serbia, Focal Point (2004-2012). Prof. Dr. Hajri Haska, Ph.D., FPRI-Agency, Albania, Focal Point (2004-2011). Prof. Dr. Leonida Peri, Ph.D., Fac. of Forestry Sciences, Albania, Focal Point (2004-2012). Prof. Dr. Mersudin Avdibgovic, Ph.D ...
... more than 10 years, all the while having continued growth in revenue and number of employees, as well as branching activities in line with modern trends in the IT industry. From a small company Belit has grown into one of the leading companies in the field of software development in Serbia, consistently building his professional reputation. Today, Belit is a company with a young and dynamic team of over 30 employees and associates. Partnership agreements with IT market leaders such as Microsoft, Oracle, Abbyy and other, numerous references from state institutions, public sector, industry and EU projects, IT Mark and ISO ...
... more than 10 years, all the while having continued growth in revenue and number of employees, as well as branching activities in line with modern trends in the IT industry. From a small company Belit has grown into one of the leading companies in the field of software development in Serbia, consistently building his professional reputation. Today, Belit is a company with a young and dynamic team of over 30 employees and associates. Partnership agreements with IT market leaders such as Microsoft, Oracle, Abbyy and other, numerous references from state institutions, public sector, industry and EU projects, IT Mark and ISO ...
Contact: Dr. Aleksa Zejak Email: Aleksa.Zejak@rt-rk.com "The success story of R&D RT-RK Institute dates back to 7th of April 2005 when it was founded as a company with only 3 employees, while by the end of 2008 it had 40 employees. Micronas NIT was founded in 2001 as a spin-off company from the Faculty of Technical Science, University of Novi Sad with 94 employees. It seized to exist when its partner company Micronas sold its consumer electronics division to Trident Microsystems, Inc. in ...
Contact: Dr. Aleksa Zejak Email: Aleksa.Zejak@rt-rk.com "The success story of R&D RT-RK Institute dates back to 7th of April 2005 when it was founded as a company with only 3 employees, while by the end of 2008 it had 40 employees. Micronas NIT was founded in 2001 as a spin-off company from the Faculty of Technical Science, University of Novi Sad with 94 employees. It seized to exist when its partner company Micronas sold its consumer electronics division to Trident Microsystems, ...
... Macedonia (SCTM) had its 22nd Congress in the Ohrid lake beauty and medieval town-pearl. No matter that nominally Macedonian, the event was international. Not only that two out of three of total 240 attendants were foreigners from 26 countries, but so were the lecturers (Plenary, Invited and Key-Note). UK, USA, Serbia, Germany, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Italy, Croatia, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina were presented with one or more lecturers. Besides the 20 oral presentations, some 300 posters were presented, divided into sections such as analytical chemistry, bio-, food- and pharmaceutical chemistry and technology, electrochemistry, environmental chemistry, inorganic chemistry and technology, metallurgy ...
... Macedonia (SCTM) had its 22nd Congress in the Ohrid lake beauty and medieval town-pearl. No matter that nominally Macedonian, the event was international. Not only that two out of three of total 240 attendants were foreigners from 26 countries, but so were the lecturers (Plenary, Invited and Key-Note). UK, USA, Serbia, Germany, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Italy, Croatia, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina were presented with one or more lecturers. Besides the 20 oral presentations, some 300 posters were presented, divided into sections such as analytical chemistry, bio-, food- and pharmaceutical chemistry and technology, electrochemistry, environmental chemistry, inorganic chemistry and technology, metallurgy ...
Key findings: Morocco improved its business regulation the most compared to other global economies, climbing 21 places to 94, by simplifying the construction permitting process, easing the administrative burden of tax compliance, and providing greater protections to minority shareholders. Since 2005, Morocco has implemented 15 business regulatory reforms. Besides Morocco, 11 other economies are recognized as having the most improved ease of doing business across several areas of regulation as ...
In this interview Atilla Havas, PhD discusses about advantages of the Foresight methodology for research and innovation activities, what the Foresight experience of the region is so far and what he expects from the implementation of the FORSEE project for the region in the long run. Main advantage of the Foresight, according to Attila Havas, is that it can be applied practically at all policy domains. "Another major advantage of foresight is that participatory processes align the actors around ...
... making it easier to do business in 3 or more of the 10 topics included in this year’s ease of doing business ranking. Twenty-three economies meet this criterion: Benin, Burundi, Costa Rica, the Czech Republic, Georgia, Greece, Guinea, Kazakhstan, Korea, Lao PDR, Liberia, Mongolia, the Netherlands, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Serbia, the Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Sri Lanka, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates and Uzbekistan. Source: Doing Business Report 2013 Many countries in the region have been actively reforming their business environment, driven by the demands of the EU accession process and by a desire to attract foreign investment - says Valentina Saltane ...
