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Business Consultants, based upon regular participation by Croatian consultants in tailored training programmes for business service providers. Name: Croatian Institute of Technology, Ltd. (CIT) Contact: Planinska 1, 10000 Zagreb, Republic of Croatia Email: info@hit.hr Website: http://hit.hiteh.hr/Default.aspx?sec=39 The Croatian Institute of Technology (CIT) was founded by the Croatian Government in March 2006 and is under the competence of the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports (MSES). The role of CIT is coherent with the role of the future European Institute of Technology (EIT). Therefore, CIT is focused towards strengthening education, research and innovation (knowledge triangle). Main task of the CIT is to support and improve the commercialization of the technological projects and to support the closer cooperation between scientific community and business. CIT administers one of the national programmes supporting technology development: Technology-Related Research and Development Programme (TEST). The goals of CIT are to: • stimulate research and development and technology-related activities; • stimulate innovation; • strengthen international cooperation; • promote knowledge as developmental resource and foundational factor of the economical growth; • connect educational institutions and industry; • exchange of knowledge, skills and experiences; • consult and participate in developing strategy of the technological development of Croatia; • support and assist foundation of new companies that result from TEST Programme; and • provide financial and legal support to the start-up companies that develop new technologies. Name: National Science Council (NSC) Contact: Trg hrvatskih velikana 6, 10000 Zagreb, Republic of Croatia Email: ured@mzos.hr Website: http://public.mzos.hr/default.aspx page 15/HRV
The National Science Council (NSC) is a strategic and advisory body for developing and maintaining the quality of the overall scientific activity in Croatia, including research projects at higher education institutions. Its major functions are, as follows: • discusses the issues important for improving scientific activity in Croatia; • monitors quality and evaluates scientific organizations; • determines scientific fields, areas and discipline, as well as interdisciplinary fields of science and arts; • determines detailed requirements for appointment into science ranks; • determines detailed requirements for attaining authority to conduct a procedure for appointment into science ranks; • appoints members of the scientific field councils, art councils and peer review groups for evaluation scientific projects; • proposes the proclamation of the scientific centres of excellence and monitors their quality; and • provides its opinion on establishing technology and scientific parks. The Council submits, in coordination with the National Council for Higher Education, the annual proposals on the allocation of budget resources for science and higher education to the Croatian Government. In October 2005, the National Science Council adopted a new S&T policy document setting out short-term and long-term priorities, which are listed below: • Short-term priorities (2006 - 2008) include: Environment, Health, Energy and materials and Croatian identity. • Long-term priorities for years 2006 – 2010 are: Knowledge-driven basic research; Environmental protection and economic development of the Karst regions, Adriatic coast, sea and islands; Agriculture, biotechnology and food; Health; Information and communication technologies; Nanoscience, new materials, construction and new production processes; Energy, sources of alternative and renewable energy, transport, and security; Social and human sciences and Croatian identity; Social integration, learning and education, lifelong learning. Name: National Council for Competitiveness (NCC) Contact: Ul. P. Hatza 12, 10000 Zagreb, Republic of Croatia Email: mira.lenardic@hup.hr Website: http://nvk.multilink.hr/english/calendar1.asp The National Competitiveness Council was founded at the beginning of 2002 as the initiative of the private business sector and the Croatian Employers' Association. Its formation was supported by a decision of the Government of the Republic of Croatia. The Council is now the highest forum, in which representatives of the Government and business community regularly meet to discuss the main challenges faced by the country’s economy and propose ways to increase the competitiveness of the business sector. page 16/HRV
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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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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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• 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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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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Information compiled by: Jana Macha
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Business Incubator Belgrade (Rakovi
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y leading international development
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• increase in the standard of liv
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- Enterprise Development and Entrep
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- Vojvodina Investment Promotion Fu
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- SPARK (formerly ATA - The Academi
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Activities of RASME in 2006: • Me
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In UNMIK/Kosovo, the Ministry of Ed
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people considering going into busin
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This Cluster is working on waste ma
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B1) Technology/Innovation Centres i
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The major target of the Innovation
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As highlighted at the 1st IT STAR W
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• Cooperation with banks and othe
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engineering sciences. As it grew, i
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D1) Business-start-up Centres/ Tech
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The Business Start-Up Centre - Krag
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setting up business incubators can
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The Memorandum of Understanding (Mo
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Name of initiative: Business & Tech
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dramatically increase the yield and
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• Identifying locations for Green
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3 Conclusions/Recommendations Serbi
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4 References Business Technology In
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Government of Serbia (2003). A Stra
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USAID/MEGA (2007). Municipal Econom
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IRDP - Integrated Regional Developm
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