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The partner regions also develop and test concrete innovation support practices. These practices aim at promoting user-driven innovation, start-up support and involving students in innovation processes.
Furthermore, BSR InnoReg brings together local and regional decision-makers to discuss global economic challenges and agree on an Innovation Policy Memorandum. The Memorandum will guide innovation support activities especially in regions outside the metropolitan areas.
BSR InnoReg involves 18 partners from 6 Baltic Sea region countries. The partners represent local, regional and national authorities as well as science parks and technology centres. The project is financed by the EU Baltic Sea Region Programme 2007-2013 that supports transnational cooperation in the Baltic Sea region.
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BSR InnoReg News
12.02.2010 Baltic InnoReg Forum – Encountering Global Mega-Trends in Non-Metropolitan Regions, 20 April 2010 The Baltic Sea Region InnoReg project has the pleasure to invite you to a high-level Baltic InnoReg Forum – Encountering Global Mega-Trends in Non-Metropolitan Regions in Riga 20 April 2010. 12.02.2010 BSR InnoReg partner meeting in Riga, 21-22 April 2010 The third joint partner meeting will be held in Latvia in connection with the Baltic InnoReg Forum. The Second Transnational Training Module (TTM) is coming up at the end of March. 09.12.2009 Second BSR InnoReg project partner meeting in Rostock, 25-27 November The second joint partner meeting was held in Rostock, Germany, 25-27 November 2009. The first Transnational Training Module for business development organisations took place 22-23 October in Seinäjoki, Finland. FOR PARTNERS:   |
Baltic Sea Region (BSR) InnoReg project aims to improve the strategic know-how of business development organisations operating outside metropolitan areas. The project helps business development organisations to develop their business and innovation support services for small and medium-sized enterprises.