Improving of Key Supporting Services for Young Innovators across Central Europe



1. The Regional Development Agency of South Bohemia - CZ

2. Regional Development Agency Cleje Ltd. - SI

3. Regional Development Agency "ARLEG" S.A. - PL

4. Regional Development Agency Senec-Pezinok - SK

5. Milano Metropoli Development Agency - IT

6. Pannon Novum Non-profit Ltd. - HU

7. Europa Programme Centre (EPC) at governing body TIAW e.V. - DE

8. CVVI-Centre for research, innovation and regional development - CZ


Project InoPlaCe is targetting the young innovators as one of the key driven forces of development, bringing to regions high innovations potential. Project will improve their framework conditions by the following general objectives:

1. Develop transnational action plan for development and improvment of Key Services for Young Innovators.

2. Improve the access of Young Innovators to existing services which are supporting the innovations.

3. Develop and improve at least one service in each partner's region with realization of Pilot Actions.



The specific aims:

1. Strong involvement of end beneficiaries - Young Innovators.

2. Cooperation agreements, securing the sustainability of the project.

3. Development of transferable results of other regions trough the Good Practice Compendium.

4. Dissemination of project result to Young Innovators in the regions.


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APR
23-24
2nd international InoPlaCe projectmeeting in Italy
FEB
16
Regional infoday in Győr, Hungary
JAN
10
Initial Regional Info Day, RIL, RAG meeting
DEC
5
Regional infoday in Milan
NOV
1
Regional Information Day in Erfurt
OCT
20-21
International projectmeeting in Hungary
JUL
19-20
Kick-off meeting held in České Budějovice
MAY
1
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This project is funded by the European Union and co-funded by the Hungarian Government
in the framework of the Central Europe Programme.