S&T Country Report - Albania - WBC-INCO Net
S&T Country Report - Albania - WBC-INCO Net
S&T Country Report - Albania - WBC-INCO Net
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BiH with its Business Start-Up Centre Zenica (BSC Zenica) participates in the<br />
Southeast European <strong>Net</strong>work of Business Start-up Centers and Incubators<br />
(SENSI).The network was set up under the auspices of the SPARK in Tuzla (BiH) on<br />
October 20, 2006, and is a regional network of business start-up centres and<br />
incubators with more than 20 members trough the whole region of Southeast region<br />
(from Slovenia to Macedonia).<br />
By bringing together the different local backgrounds, shared experiences, forces and<br />
know-how of business starts-up centres and incubators in 8 countries (Slovenia,<br />
Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina and the<br />
<strong>Net</strong>herlands), SENSI members aim to improve their support and business services to<br />
young entrepreneurs and start-ups.<br />
In cooperation with Universities from South East Europe, local governmental<br />
institutions and local business communities, SENSI enhances the capacity of<br />
entrepreneurship in South East Europe.<br />
For more details concerning the SENSI network, its members, and contact lists,<br />
please visit the web-site: http://www.sensi.biz/<br />
Name of<br />
initiative:<br />
Business Start-Up Centre Zenica (BSC Zenica)<br />
Contact person: Nino Serdarević (BSC Project Coordinator)<br />
Email: n.serdarevic@bsczenica.org<br />
Website: http://www.bsczenica.org<br />
The Business Start-Up Centre Zenica as a part of a wider regional network of<br />
Business Start-up Centers and Incubators in South Eastern Europe (BSC <strong>Net</strong>work -<br />
covering Serbia, Montenegro, UNMIK/Kosovo, Macedonia and BIH) was established<br />
on May 8, 2007. The Memorandum of Understanding was officially signed and<br />
Business Start-Up center was opened.<br />
The Centre is supported by SPARK (formerly ATA - The Academic Training<br />
Association) through a grant of the Dutch Government and also local partners<br />
provide contributions in kind. The BSC Zenica offers young entrepreneurs up to the<br />
age of 35 training, consultancy, working space and access to micro-credit which will<br />
lead to the establishment of new and innovative small and medium<br />
enterprises.Services provided by Business Start-Up Centre Zenica are: trainings,<br />
micro credits, incubation space and consultancy works.<br />
Industry/Sector (technology area): All technology sectors, special emphasis on<br />
young population 18-35 of age, and innovative businesses.<br />
International activities: As a part of the BSC <strong>Net</strong>work cooperating with Macedonia,<br />
Montenegro, UNMIK/Kosovo, Serbia.<br />
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