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Project Q4300159 in United Kingdom, Italy, Slovenia, Portugal, Spain, Bulgaria
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Internationalisation of regional SMEs |
Project Q4300159 in United Kingdom, Italy, Slovenia, Portugal, Spain, Bulgaria |
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1,370,022.8 Euro
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1,640,062.0 Euro
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83.53 percent
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1 April 2016
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31 March 2021
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Maribor Development Agency
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46°33'11.20"N, 15°39'5.36"E
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38°53'11.00"N, 7°0'14.00"W
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52°24'11.09"N, 1°30'14.83"W
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42°21'5.08"N, 13°20'54.24"E
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37°2'38.29"N, 7°58'19.96"W
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43°11'15.61"N, 27°52'32.70"E
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INTRA project focuses on the role of public authorities in creating internationalization services to support the competitiveness of the regional economies and thus contribute to the Europe 2020 strategy. Developed by the project partners, it builds on internationalization research findings as well as highlights the importance of regional quadruple helix partnerships to bring together universities, business, civil society and local authorities as the main stakeholders in research and design of new internationalization policy models, wider acceptance of the good practices identified within the INTRA regions and preparation of new project proposals to be funded under the respective national Cohesion policy 2014 - 2020. INTRA partners will exchange, explore and disseminate good practice in ways to promote internationalisation and improve competitiveness of the respective regions involved. INTRA has 6 partners from six different EU28 member states: Maribor Development Agency (SI), Regional Agency for entrepreneurship and innovations – Varna (BG), Foundation FUNDECYT Scientific and Technological Park of Extremadura (ES), University of Algarve (PT), Coventry University Enterprises Limited (UK), CAPITANK (IT) and is supported by the Managing Authorities for ERDF and represent the active stakeholders in internationalization. The objectives of INTRA are to provide comprehensive mapping, evaluation and benchmarking of various internationalisation services available across the regions, highlight good practices/gaps that promote/impede on SMEs at various stages of the internationalization process. Upon the selection of GP the viable strategies/instruments to enhance good practices and address gaps within the regional development programmes will be elaborated and described in the Policy recommendations and implemented in the regional Action plans as to contribute to the internationalization policies aligned to the needs of SMEs and gaps not filled by the existing instruments. (English)
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