Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, www.gorenjska.org Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj, www.bsc-kranj.si GORENJSKA Population: 198.320 GDP per capita:

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Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj, GORENJSKA Population: GDP per capita: EUR (66% EU25) Unemployment: 7% Main sectors: ICT, “manu-future” Tourism, trade A H i cro

Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj, GDP per capita in NUTS III regions in comparison to EU 25, 2002 (Vir: J. Pečar: Regije 2005, UMAR )

Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj, Business Zones in Gorenjska

Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj, Indicator: GDP Gorenjske = 87 SLO, 66 EU 25 l.2002 Gorenjska= 66; SLO= 75; EU25= 100 l.2000 Gorenjska= 64; SLO= 73; EU25= 100 l.1995 Gorenjska= 62; SLO= 68; EU25= 100 Gorenjska = EUR (2002) = 87 SLO 13% behind SLO GDP

Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj, UNEMPLOYMENT RATE (2004)

Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj,

Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj, RELEVANT CLUSTERS FOR GORENJSKA/ BSC KRANJ/ SLOVENIA 1. CONCLUSION Gorenjska region has no organised clusters

Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj, OUR ROLE IN CLOE - EXPERIMENT DEVELOPMENT OF 4 CLUSTER INICIATIVES WOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRY WOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRY ICT INDUSTRY ICT INDUSTRY METAL PROCESSING INDUSTRY METAL PROCESSING INDUSTRY MEDICAL INDUSTRY MEDICAL INDUSTRY By using “cluster management guide” developed in Cloe Project and by using knowledge and best practice/ experience exchange from partners and tutors: Värmland, Sweden and Clusterland, Upper Austria

Regional Development Agency GORENJSKE, Business Support Centre l.t.d. Kranj, CLOE – EXPERIMENT IMPROVEMENT OF REGIONAL SITUATION THROUGH 1.Establishing networks/ clusters within industrial sectors sectors 2. Improvement of involved company‘s co-operation, communication, standardisation, promotion, communication, standardisation, promotion, innovation and common development innovation and common development 3. Internationalization of companies activities through international contacts, meetings, best practice international contacts, meetings, best practice and experience exchange and experience exchange 4. Development of common projects with domestic and international partners and international partners 5. Improvement competitiveness: for company alone and for common network and for common network