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Final Cluster Analysis 8.3. IDentIFIeD cross-BorDer clusters From KeY Persons’ IntervIeWs Following cross-border clusters from existing sectors have been identifi ed according to the key persons’ opinions. The results are summarised in the fi gure below. metalworking manufacture of pulp, paper and paper products manufacture of chemicals construction woodworking metalworking As evident in the fi gure provided above, based on key persons’ analysis Expert Group identifi ed eight potential cross-border clusters:: Hospitality Woodworking Manufacture of chemicals, chemical chemicals, chemical products and man-made fi bers Transport, storage and communication Construction woodworking manufacture of chemicals Metalworking manufacture of rubber and plastic products hospitality manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. construction hospitality Manufacture of coke refi ned petroleum products Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. manufacture of coke, re�ned petroleum products manufacture of coke, re�ned petroleum products manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. textile Mining and quarrying of energy producing materials transport, storage and communication transport, storage and communication Key persons in both target regions were asked to point out those sectors that are emerging and new in the region and could possibly be developed into clusters. The results are summarised in the fi gures as following manufacture of construction materials utilisation utilisation IT IT food industry alternative energy resources alternative energy resources manufacture of construction materials port and services port and services food industry mechanical engineering Table 18 Fig. 15 Fig. 16 utilisation of oil shale secondary products (construction materials) Production of fuel biotechnology from oil shale development of pharmaceutics production of new materials (nanotechnology, aeronautics) packaging utilisation of oil shale secondary products (construction materials) packaging Production of fuel from oil shale biotechnology production of new materials (nanotechnology, aeronautics) development of pharmaceutics To validate the fi ndings of Expert Group (point 8.1, 8.2, 8.3) and add additional sectors to other possible cluster identifi cation, Expert Group had conducted a Working seminar #1 for EstRuCluster Development project partners and other participants. 30 © Narva Business Advisory Services Foundation, St. Petersburg Information and Analytical Center, Synergy International Ltd. 2008 Fig.14
9 As it was mentioned above special practical exercise – Working seminar was aimed to identify potential clusters in partner regions, to validate and to present the fi ndings of Expert Group, to elaborate new cluster groupings and to collect opinions of project partners. Hospitality 22% Metalworking 19% Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 14% Hospitality 19% Transport, storage and communication 14% Manufacture of chemicals, chemical products 17% Woodworking 11% Woodworking 9% Metalworking 8% Construction 6% Mining and quarrying of energy producing materials Final Cluster Analysis Results of Working seminar for EstRuCluster project partners Each of the participants could choose exisiting sector groupings proposed by Expert Group. The persenatge of the total voting was evaluated and summarised in the following table. 8% Electricity, gas and water supply 6% Manufacture of chemicals, chemical products 8% Mining and quarrying of energy producing materials 6% Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 6% Transport, storage and communication 6% Construction 6% Textile 6% Textile 3% Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 3% Table 19 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 3% 31
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