Interreg Programme Danube Region
Enhancing capacities for technology transfer, company building and innovations in the field of ICT / CapTTict
Vodeći partner: Czech Technical University in Prague
Ukupan budžet projekta: 2,266,634.40 EUR
Budžet Tehnopolisa: 83.282,50 EUR
Trajanje projekta: 01/01/2024 – 07/01/2026
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Cilj projekta
The project aims to enhance capacities for technology transfer, enterprise development, and innovation in the ICT sector in 9 countries of the Danube region. The project will address the lack of synergies and exchanges among participants in technology transfer, as well as the limited opportunities for small and medium enterprises to develop products and services with high added value.
Ključni rezultati projekta
Key project outcomes include the development of tools for effective technology transfer, such as methodologies for selecting technologies from higher education, transnational technology/startup incubators, and matchmaking tools. The project will pilot a methodology for selecting and evaluating ICT technologies from higher education for incubation and acceleration, as well as a model for a transnational incubation and acceleration program: the Danube Digital Accelerator. Additionally, a network of project partners participating in and sharing knowledge in the field of technology transfer in the Danube region will be developed. Finally, an action plan will be prepared to develop and enhance evidence-based Smart Specialization Strategies (S3) based on mapping the supply and demand in the ICT sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, and Ukraine. The project is implemented within the framework of the Danube Region Programme and co-financed by the European Union.
Link do sajta projekta
Lead partner: Czech Technical University in Prague
Total project budget: 2,266,634.40 EUR
IEC Tehnopolis budget: 83.282,50 EUR
Project duration: 01/01/2024 – 07/01/2026
Project partners
The goal of the project
The project aims to enhance capacities for technology transfer, enterprise development, and innovation in the ICT sector in 9 countries of the Danube region. The project will address the lack of synergies and exchanges among participants in technology transfer, as well as the limited opportunities for small and medium enterprises to develop products and services with high added value.
Key results of the project
Key project outcomes include the development of tools for effective technology transfer, such as methodologies for selecting technologies from higher education, transnational technology/startup incubators, and matchmaking tools. The project will pilot a methodology for selecting and evaluating ICT technologies from higher education for incubation and acceleration, as well as a model for a transnational incubation and acceleration program: the Danube Digital Accelerator. Additionally, a network of project partners participating in and sharing knowledge in the field of technology transfer in the Danube region will be developed. Finally, an action plan will be prepared to develop and enhance evidence-based Smart Specialization Strategies (S3) based on mapping the supply and demand in the ICT sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, and Ukraine. The project is implemented within the framework of the Danube Region Programme and co-financed by the European Union.
