1ST WORKSHOP OF PRIORITY AREA 8 OF THE DANUBE STRATEGY

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1ST WORKSHOP OF PRIORITY AREA 8 OF THE DANUBE STRATEGY Cluster Networking and Development Prospects in the Danube Region

5 WORKING GROUPS FOR PRIORITY AREA 8 1. Innovation and Technology Transfer Members: Prof. Höptner and Mr. Raizner (BW) 2. CLUSTERS EXCELLENCE Members: Florian Plocek, Mr. Schauer (AT) and Zdenka Mesić (CRO) 3. Vocational Training (VET) Members:Mr. Kiss (HU) and Mr. Frank (BW) 4. Competitiveness in Rural and Urban Areas Members: Ms Schaefer (BW) and Ms Goranova Christova (BG) for rural areas; Mr. Bartha (CODCR, Romania) and Langer (BW) for urban areas 5. Entrepreneurial Learning Members: Dragica Karaić (CRO) and Ms. Ljubić (CRO) 4th Steering Group Meeting - Stuttgart, 13 November 2012

1ST CLUSTER WORKSHOP IN VUKOVAR Following the conclusions from Split, 1st Cluster Workshop was organised in Vukovar (11/12 September 2012): „Cluster Networking and Development Prospects in the Danube Region” In total about 100 participants attended the workshop; 6 member states/regions of EUSDR Workshop was divided into 3 panel frameworks with the guest speakers from Croatia, Austria, Belgium, Germany, Hungary, Serbia and Sweden 4th Steering Group Meeting - Stuttgart, 13 November 2012

1ST CLUSTER WORKSHOP IN VUKOVAR Presentations were divided into 3 panel frameworks: Wood processing Food processing Tourism and medicine 4th Steering Group Meeting - Stuttgart, 13 November 2012

IMPORTANCE OF CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT Why support cluster development in the Danube Region: Tool for strengthening Danube Region competitiveness Avoiding production fragmentation and insufficient production capacities Creating a network of entrepreneurs who create new, common products and new brands to conquer global markets Clusters attract investments 4th Steering Group Meeting - Stuttgart, 13 November 2012

IMPORTANCE OF CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT The objective of cluster organisation is strengthening competitiveness of the economy through: increased export providing access toward new markets creating and developing innovations providing transfer and implementation of new technologies 4th Steering Group Meeting - Stuttgart, 13 November 2012

 To turn challenges in the Danube Region into opportunities Action - “To foster cooperation and exchange of knowledge between SMEs, academia and the public sector in areas of competence in the Danube Region”.  To turn challenges in the Danube Region into opportunities 4th Steering Group Meeting - Stuttgart, 13 November 2012

WIN-WIN-WIN SITUATION Business Opportunities Knowledge Transfer/Network/ Cooperation  2014+ Reaching Goals of EUSDR 4th Steering Group Meeting - Stuttgart, 13 November 2012

IMPORTANCE OF CLUSTER PARTICIPATION IN THE EUSDR Implementation of cross-border and trans-national projects with the countries of the region, open new possibilities for socio-economic development of the Danube Region 4th Steering Group Meeting - Stuttgart, 13 November 2012

Thank you for your attention!