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Project Q4295556 in Belgium, France
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Border Co-working for Future European Entrepreneurs
Project Q4295556 in Belgium, France

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    735,616.93 Euro
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    1,471,233.86 Euro
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    50.0 percent
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    1 October 2016
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    30 September 2020
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    CO-NNEXION - espace de coworking (Mons)
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    50°26'3.37"N, 3°50'22.88"E
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    The COFFEE project consists of supporting the activity of the co-working centres by sharing experiences and knowledge. It contains four Walloon co-working spaces: ESCO (Tournai), Switch (Charleroi), The Cowork Factory (La Louvière) and Co-nnexion (Mons) and one French co-working space, Mutualab, located in Lille. The project also involves two competence centres: Technocité (Mons) and POP Place (Lille). The project aims to: 1. generate cross-border collaborations between different audiences: job seekers, co-workers, companies; 2. offer greater visibility to the economic stakeholders who will take part in the project; 3. raise awareness on the part of companies on both sides of the border to share knowledge and experiences; 4. develop synergies between companies to tackle new markets together; 5. contribute to economic development and job creation. Concretely, this cross-border cooperation will be based on common management and communication tools: • Creation of a catalogue of the skills offered by the co-workers; • Establishment of cross-border support for co-workers that promotes the diversity and mobility of the candidates; • Organisation of creative and innovative events fostering meetings between the audiences on both sides of the border to reinforce the links between economic webs; • Creation of common management and monitoring tools. (English)
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