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The aim of the project is to increase employment in self-employment, micro-enterprises and start-ups with the aim of increasing the growth of micro-enterprises in traditional crafts and design, and to contribute to better conditions for start-ups in the sector. The focus is on the craft sector as there is a clear upward trend among the general public, companies and other industries to demand and consume more sustainable experiences and products of high quality with cultural history and local roots. Therefore, the overall goal of the project is to increase the craftsmen’s knowledge in business development, product development and marketing, which is made possible in 3 sub-goals: 1. Business development and innovation: With partners such as Krinova Incubator & Science Park, Development Centre UMT and Norges Vel, we have expertise in business, business development and innovation. 2. Product development through cultural heritage and tradition: With the collections of Den Gamle By and the Museum of Regions, artisans can develop products and brands by linking the company to cultural history and traditional craftsmanship. Cultural heritage can provide history around the company (storytelling) or link the business to a specific location or take up the production of older designs. The museums are also meeting places and venues for exposure of companies’ activities, products and services. 3. Method development for effective and structured business development within the Cultural and Creative Industries (KKN): GE-nominal to apply and further develop the previous concept Economuseé Artisans at Work® together with CraftGrowth (pre-project 2019), Craft Go helps craftsmen to become attractive and sustainable destinations. In the 2019 pre-project, a prototype was developed into a process: Craft Growth: the modular development strategy in 5 modules: 1.Innovative Hour Plan 2.Commerce Strategy 3.Storytelling 4.Product Development 5.Inspiration Each company is offered a skills development package containing 1-5 modules according to its specific needs. Economuseé Artisans at Work® is a license and registered trademark that brings craftsmanship to life through 6 criteria that link the company to experience tourism and increased employment due to increased operations. Economuseé wants to grow with innovation, product and business development and cultural history and is therefore part of Craft Go. Economuseé and CraftGrowth are 2 different activities where Economuseé is a step further from a business development perspective than CraftGrowth, as it takes more time and economy for a company to become an Economuseé than to participate in CraftGrowth. However, Economuseé and CraftGrowth interact with their respective content that is beneficial to both. In practice, this is done by companies selected for Economuseé also taking part in CraftGrowth. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The aim of the project is to increase employment in self-employment, micro-enterprises and start-ups with the aim of increasing the growth of micro-enterprises in traditional crafts and design, and to contribute to better conditions for start-ups in the sector. The focus is on the craft sector as there is a clear upward trend among the general public, companies and other industries to demand and consume more sustainable experiences and products of high quality with cultural history and local roots. Therefore, the overall goal of the project is to increase the craftsmen’s knowledge in business development, product development and marketing, which is made possible in 3 sub-goals: 1. Business development and innovation: With partners such as Krinova Incubator & Science Park, Development Centre UMT and Norges Vel, we have expertise in business, business development and innovation. 2. Product development through cultural heritage and tradition: With the collections of Den Gamle By and the Museum of Regions, artisans can develop products and brands by linking the company to cultural history and traditional craftsmanship. Cultural heritage can provide history around the company (storytelling) or link the business to a specific location or take up the production of older designs. The museums are also meeting places and venues for exposure of companies’ activities, products and services. 3. Method development for effective and structured business development within the Cultural and Creative Industries (KKN): GE-nominal to apply and further develop the previous concept Economuseé Artisans at Work® together with CraftGrowth (pre-project 2019), Craft Go helps craftsmen to become attractive and sustainable destinations. In the 2019 pre-project, a prototype was developed into a process: Craft Growth: the modular development strategy in 5 modules: 1.Innovative Hour Plan 2.Commerce Strategy 3.Storytelling 4.Product Development 5.Inspiration Each company is offered a skills development package containing 1-5 modules according to its specific needs. Economuseé Artisans at Work® is a license and registered trademark that brings craftsmanship to life through 6 criteria that link the company to experience tourism and increased employment due to increased operations. Economuseé wants to grow with innovation, product and business development and cultural history and is therefore part of Craft Go. Economuseé and CraftGrowth are 2 different activities where Economuseé is a step further from a business development perspective than CraftGrowth, as it takes more time and economy for a company to become an Economuseé than to participate in CraftGrowth. However, Economuseé and CraftGrowth interact with their respective content that is beneficial to both. In practice, this is done by companies selected for Economuseé also taking part in CraftGrowth. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The aim of the project is to increase employment in self-employment, micro-enterprises and start-ups with the aim of increasing the growth of micro-enterprises in traditional crafts and design, and to contribute to better conditions for start-ups in the sector. The focus is on the craft sector as there is a clear upward trend among the general public, companies and other industries to demand and consume more sustainable experiences and products of high quality with cultural history and local roots. Therefore, the overall goal of the project is to increase the craftsmen’s knowledge in business development, product development and marketing, which is made possible in 3 sub-goals: 1. Business development and innovation: With partners such as Krinova Incubator & Science Park, Development Centre UMT and Norges Vel, we have expertise in business, business development and innovation. 2. Product development through cultural heritage and tradition: With the collections of Den Gamle By and the Museum of Regions, artisans can develop products and brands by linking the company to cultural history and traditional craftsmanship. Cultural heritage can provide history around the company (storytelling) or link the business to a specific location or take up the production of older designs. The museums are also meeting places and venues for exposure of companies’ activities, products and services. 3. Method development for effective and structured business development within the Cultural and Creative Industries (KKN): GE-nominal to apply and further develop the previous concept Economuseé Artisans at Work® together with CraftGrowth (pre-project 2019), Craft Go helps craftsmen to become attractive and sustainable destinations. In the 2019 pre-project, a prototype was developed into a process: Craft Growth: the modular development strategy in 5 modules: 1.Innovative Hour Plan 2.Commerce Strategy 3.Storytelling 4.Product Development 5.Inspiration Each company is offered a skills development package containing 1-5 modules according to its specific needs. Economuseé Artisans at Work® is a license and registered trademark that brings craftsmanship to life through 6 criteria that link the company to experience tourism and increased employment due to increased operations. Economuseé wants to grow with innovation, product and business development and cultural history and is therefore part of Craft Go. Economuseé and CraftGrowth are 2 different activities where Economuseé is a step further from a business development perspective than CraftGrowth, as it takes more time and economy for a company to become an Economuseé than to participate in CraftGrowth. However, Economuseé and CraftGrowth interact with their respective content that is beneficial to both. In practice, this is done by companies selected for Economuseé also taking part in CraftGrowth. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q4297265 in Sweden
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Project Q4297265 in Sweden |
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688,978.0 Euro
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1,377,956.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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1 January 2020
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30 September 2022
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Regionmuseet Kristianstad/Landsantikvar i Skåne
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56°1'57.79"N, 14°8'36.78"E
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Projektets syfte är att öka antalet sysselsättningar i egenföretag, mikroföretag och nystartade företag med målet att öka tillväxten hos mikroföretag inom traditionshantverk och formgivning, samt att bidra till bättre förutsättningar för nyetablering i sektorn. Fokus är hantverkssektorn då det finns en tydlig uppåtgående trend hos allmänhet, företag och andra näringar att i större omfattning efterfråga och konsumera mer hållbara upplevelser och produkter av hög kvalitet med kulturhistorisk och lokal förankring. Därför är projektets övergripande mål att öka hantverkarnas kunskaper inom företagsutveckling, produktutveckling och marknadsföring vilket möjliggörs i 3 delmål: 1. Företagsutveckling och innovation: Med partners som Krinova Incubator & Science Park, Development Centre UMT och Norges Vel finns kompetens på näringsliv, affärsutveckling och innovation. 2. Produktutveckling genom kulturarv och tradition: Med Den Gamle Bys och Regionmuseets samlingar kan hantverkare utveckla produkter och varumärken genom att koppla företaget till kulturhistoria och traditionellt hantverk. Kulturarvet kan ge historia kring företaget (storytelling) alt. koppla verksamheten till en specifik plats eller ta upp produktionen av äldre design. Museerna är även mötesplatser och arenor för exponering av företagens verksamheter, produkter och tjänster. 3. Metodutveckling för effektiv och strukturerad företagsutveckling inom Kultur- och kreativa näringar (KKN): Ge-nom att tillämpa och vidareutveckla det tidigare konceptet Economuseé Artisans at Work ® tillsammans med CraftGrowth (förprojekt 2019), hjälper Craft Go hantverkare att bli attraktiva och hållbara besöksmål. I förprojektet 2019 utvecklades en prototyp till en process: CraftGrowth: den modulära utvecklingsstrategin i 5 moduler: 1.Innovativ timplan 2.Butiksstrategi 3.Storytelling 4.Produktutveckling 5.Inspiration Varje företag erbjuds ett kompetensutvecklingspaket innehållandes 1-5 moduler efter sitt specifika behov. Economuseé Artisans at Work® är en licens och ett registrerat varumärke som levandegör hantverk genom 6 st. kriterier som kopplar företaget till upplevelseturism och ökad sysselsättning pga. utökad verksamhet. Economuseé vill växa med innovation, produkt- och företagsutveckling samt kulturhistoria och är därför en del av Craft Go. Economuseé och CraftGrowth är 2 olika aktiviteter där Economuseé är ett steg längre ur ett företagsutvecklings-perspektiv än CraftGrowth, då det krävs mer tid och ekonomi för ett företag att bli ett Economuseé än att delta i CraftGrowth. Men Economuseé och CraftGrowth samspelar med sitt respektive innehåll som är till nytta för båda delar. I praktiken sker detta genom att företag utvalda för Economuseé också deltar i CraftGrowth. (Swedish)
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The aim of the project is to increase employment in self-employment, micro-enterprises and start-ups with the aim of increasing the growth of micro-enterprises in traditional crafts and design, and to contribute to better conditions for start-ups in the sector. The focus is on the craft sector as there is a clear upward trend among the general public, companies and other industries to demand and consume more sustainable experiences and products of high quality with cultural history and local roots. Therefore, the overall goal of the project is to increase the craftsmen’s knowledge in business development, product development and marketing, which is made possible in 3 sub-goals: 1. Business development and innovation: With partners such as Krinova Incubator & Science Park, Development Centre UMT and Norges Vel, we have expertise in business, business development and innovation. 2. Product development through cultural heritage and tradition: With the collections of Den Gamle By and the Museum of Regions, artisans can develop products and brands by linking the company to cultural history and traditional craftsmanship. Cultural heritage can provide history around the company (storytelling) or link the business to a specific location or take up the production of older designs. The museums are also meeting places and venues for exposure of companies’ activities, products and services. 3. Method development for effective and structured business development within the Cultural and Creative Industries (KKN): GE-nominal to apply and further develop the previous concept Economuseé Artisans at Work® together with CraftGrowth (pre-project 2019), Craft Go helps craftsmen to become attractive and sustainable destinations. In the 2019 pre-project, a prototype was developed into a process: Craft Growth: the modular development strategy in 5 modules: 1.Innovative Hour Plan 2.Commerce Strategy 3.Storytelling 4.Product Development 5.Inspiration Each company is offered a skills development package containing 1-5 modules according to its specific needs. Economuseé Artisans at Work® is a license and registered trademark that brings craftsmanship to life through 6 criteria that link the company to experience tourism and increased employment due to increased operations. Economuseé wants to grow with innovation, product and business development and cultural history and is therefore part of Craft Go. Economuseé and CraftGrowth are 2 different activities where Economuseé is a step further from a business development perspective than CraftGrowth, as it takes more time and economy for a company to become an Economuseé than to participate in CraftGrowth. However, Economuseé and CraftGrowth interact with their respective content that is beneficial to both. In practice, this is done by companies selected for Economuseé also taking part in CraftGrowth. (English)
21 June 2022
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