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Presentation by Danka Milojkovic, PhD (Econ.) -Director of the Cluster House, Serbia -Director fo the Global TCI Network Board of Directors, Spain at the "10th Cluster Matchmaking Mission-ECCP" (2017)
https://www.clustercollaboration.eu/sites/default/files/event_calendar/cluster_house_presentation_003.pdf
... The Fellowship Programme will provide 20 scholarships for civil servants from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia. The Fellows will spend three months in the countries of the European Union, where they will gain work practice in the federal or state government agencies of the host countries, receive tailor-made training through specifically designed seminars and experience national/international and intercultural exchange. The programme will start with the ...
... and other stakeholders on a local, intra-regional, inter-regional, national and European level. We find inspiration and financial support in local and EU institutions. It has been active since July 29th, 2011 with headquarters in Novi Sad – the administrative center of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, the most developed region in Serbia. ECOPANONIA helps members continue to: upgrade their technological, financial, commercial and other knowledge familiarize with successful local and foreign business experiences apply environmental standards and regulations in their business practice raise the level of competitiveness of their products /services and business efficiency effectively promote and successfully place their products and ...
... Privacy Statement. Please find below attached more information. The deadline for applying is September 6th. In the frameworks of its Enlargement & Integration Initiative, the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission is offering pre-paid travel and accommodation to researchers/experts from Albania, Bosnia and Hercegovina, FYROM, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo*, Turkey, Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine to participate in the 7th Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region, taking place on 18-19 October 2018 in Sofia/Bulgaria ...
... indications in our opinion and make us optimistic for the future. What are the main developments since the previous Western Balkans Competitiveness Outlook? What kind of progress do you see in Western Balkan countries' innovation landscape? Innovation policy has gained prominence in the Western Balkans in the last two years. Serbia and Montenegro have established holistic innovation strategies, with Serbia establishing a ministerial-level council to co-ordinate innovation policy in Serbia, while the innovation fund of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has started operation. Kosovo* has taken steps towards drafting an innovation law. The first venture capital fund in the region – South Central Ventures, established under the Enterpriegro have established holistic innovation strategies, with Serbia establishing a ministerial-level council to ...
... for the WBs is the plan to balance countries’ contributions and grants in Horizon Europe. Western Balkan stakeholders welcomed the opportunity to discuss their advances in reforming WBs’ policy framework for research and innovation including notably the ongoing process of designing Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation (RIS3). Currently, Serbia and Montenegro are preparing their entrepreneurial discovery processes to agree on RIS3 while the other WBs are in various stages of their smart specialisation processes. The Steering Platform took note of the recent R&I cooperation developments in/with the Western Balkans notably through cooperation in research projects, exchange ...
... Members States of the Programme area, namely Croatia, Greece, Italy and Slovenia could apply as lead partner. Most of the applications were submitted by Italy as Lead Partner, followed by Greece. As far as IPA Partner States are concerned, Albania is the most represented country- involving 210 partners, followed by Serbia (147 partners). Here below you can see how active each Partner States was during the call. LOCATION OF LEAD APPLICANTS LOCATION OF LEAD AND PROJECT PARTNERS THE FULL SPECTRUM OF ALL ...
... the Danube Region. Seven experts acting as trainers and 34 participants attend the second ResInfra@DR training which was prepared by the Ministry of Science and Technology of Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The participants come from the host country Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia - thus covering 8 countries. Tuesday 24th: Background and core processes *** Wednesday 25th: Planning and establishing of RI; Operation, managing and monitoring RIs *** Thursday 26th: Results and impact of RIs in practice *** Friday 27th: Longterm durability of research infrastructure Stay informed via our social media channels Facebook and ...
... WB region is still behind and needs to change its economy towards a knowledge-based and innovation-dominated model. Association to and successful participation in H2020 has given a confident message and currently helps keep WBCs stakeholders' motivation high. Preliminary results show some first success stories however overall participation rate, without considering Serbia, is still quite low (find here some data on WBCs in H2020). Balkan countries suffer from brain drain and are lacking R&I capacities: Serbia is the regional research power-house and it is doing reasonably well in Horizon 2020 (success-rate similar to the one of Hungary or Slovenia). Montenegro ...
... valuable information on the reform efforts undertaken in both areas. The input provided shows the progress in the implementation of these reforms and helps the European Commission coordinate its EU assistance, so that these efforts are properly supported. Progress reports** on higher education reform: Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo* Montenegro Serbia The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Progress reports** on teacher training: Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo* Montenegro Serbia The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia **The reports published above are not prepared by the European Commission. For pictures and all official information please refer to this website. The seventh meeting of ...