Innovation and Competitiveness Performance in South-East Region (Q3096147)
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Project Q3096147 in Romania
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Innovation and Competitiveness Performance in South-East Region |
Project Q3096147 in Romania |
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1,398,788.947 Romanian Leu
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1,734,071.71 Romanian Leu
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21 May 2018
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19 April 2019
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CIVITTA STRATEGY & CONSULTING SA
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Obiectivul general al proiectului este îmbunǎtǎtirea si perfectionarea competentelor persoanelor care asigură managementul strategic, antreprenorilor și specialiștilor în resurse umane din firmele și întreprinderile din sectoarele economice cu potențial competitiv identificate conform SNC, prioritare la nivelul regiunii, în vederea facilitarii tranzitiei catre o economie competitiva, intr-o societate bazata pe cunoastere si pentru o dezvoltare durabila. Proiectul raspunde cerintei dezvoltarii capitalului uman si cresterii competitivitatii prin corelarea educatiei si învatarii pe tot parcursul vietii cu piata muncii. (Romanian)
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The general objective of the project is to improve and improve the competences of the persons who provide strategic management, entrepreneurs and specialists in human resources from companies and enterprises in economic sectors with competitive potential identified according to the NCS, priority at regional level, in order to facilitate the transition towards a competitive economy, in a society based on knowledge and for sustainable development. The project responds to the requirement of human capital development and competitiveness by linking education and lifelong learning to the labour market. (English)
14 September 2021
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Judeţul Brăila, Romania
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Judeţul Vrancea, Romania
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Judeţul Tulcea, Romania
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Judeţul Galaţi, Romania
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Judeţul Constanţa, Romania
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Judeţul Buzău, Romania
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Identifiers
117983
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