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Currently, no technology/innovation centres are operating in UNMIK/Kosovo, and first Industrial Park in Drenas (IPD) started to be built in 2005 (approximately one third of the Park is finished). The following recommendations can be given: • Enhance competences and abilities of Government and its institutions to precisely define the requirements and priorities in the development of the entrepreneur and SME sector; • Improve connection of the entire system of support (non-financial and financial), there is a strong need for synoptic donor coordination and further harmonisation; • Allocate more financial resources to the infrastructure (sustainability of the structures and their projects); • Create interactions and linkages between different kinds of knowledge: science, technology, production; • Provide effective transfer of good and bad practices; • Improve understanding of the innovation process by key players, policy makers; • Support capacity building (e.g. compulsory training programmes for employees of government administration, public services and inspection authorities); • Offer better coordination and implementation of the entrepreneurial training to incubated companies; • Provide accurate and up-to-date information about the operation of incubators, parks and innovation centres; and • Monitor and evaluate the performance and impact on the SMEs development on time. page 53/SRB
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INFORMATION OFFICE OF THE STEERING
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Information compiled by: Jana Macha
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1 Introduction This thematic report
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Task Force to ease market entry bar
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United Nations Development Programm
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1.3 Specific Programmes and Instrum
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- IFC/PEP Southeast Europe is part
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Name: Ministry of Labour and Social
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government sector. The first to ini
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Name of initiative: Specialty Touri
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favouring international cooperation
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• Demise of Business Incubator en
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investments. Since its establishmen
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3 Conclusions/Recommendations In ov
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• Properly evaluate the existing
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5 Further Sources ACIT (2007). ALBA
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World Bank, International Finance C
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OECD - Organisation for Economic Co
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• Central Bosnian Economic Develo
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provides consulting, training, anal
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stakeholders, and provided assistan
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2 Existing Innovation Structures in
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Name: Federal Ministry for the Deve
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• Establishment of a single infor
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Name of initiative: Wood Processing
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Name of initiative: Contact person:
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C) Technological and Science Parks
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Name of initiative: Business Start-
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The Business Incubator in Mostar wa
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There is no universal model or stru
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• Prioritise the support to SMEs
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5 Further Sources Alagić I. (2007)
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Uvalić, M. (2004). Science, Techno
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PRSP - Poverty Reduction Strategy P
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Entrepreneurship Incubator OSVIT -
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co-ordinated at the highest level,
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sector in the Republic of Croatia,
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Infrastructure Development Programm
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science, technology and human resou
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ased companies; development of adeq
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The National Science Council (NSC)
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A) Clusters The development of clus
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Employers’ Organizations (IOE) an
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infrastructure. It has started soci
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Name of initiative: Metallurgic Clu
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usiness. They provide effective sup
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entrepreneurship. Its objective is
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C) Technological and Science Parks
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Industry/Sector (technology area):
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development of small and medium siz
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Name of initiative: Entrepreneurshi
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FINA has been operating under this
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factors of growth that commonly sha
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4 References Becic, E. and J. Svarc
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Samardžija, V. (2006). Institute f
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NFS - National Foundation for Scien
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Following measures and activities s
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in the Republic of Macedonia’ has
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The Ministry of Economy has prepare
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• Creating and developing institu
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The USAID/MCA’s work with digital
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B) Technology/Innovation Centres In
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Mission of the CIRKO covers: • Gi
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Unlike the other centres, PREDA is
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UKIM - BSC still is not separate le
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Name of initiative: Incubator Delč
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private sector) are necessary to be
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4 References European Commission (2
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Meshko, V. (2006). Technology Trans
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6 List of Acronyms / Definitions AC
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INFORMATION OFFICE OF THE STEERING
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Contents - Montenegro 1 Introductio
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given the rather complicated legal
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Association (MBA) and the Ministry
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- ‘Multi-annual Indicative Planni
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according to the defined pace of cr
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• Improve connections with pre-ac
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• Examining the impact of legal a
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B) Technology/Innovation Centres Wh
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The Netherlands Ministry of Foreign
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• Defining strategy development a
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data processing in the field of tra
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• Proprietary and managerial rest
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3 Conclusions / Recommendations Eve
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4 References Belada, L. (2007). Fin
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Investment Compact. Available from:
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SMEDA - Directorate for Development
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