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The document discusses clusters and the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). It notes that the EIT model bridges education, research, and innovation through Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs) located in co-location centers. It also highlights that clusters are characterized by technological complementarity at a local/regional scale or social commonalities, and that they can help drive innovation and business models at a global scale.
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02 ketels emerging industries_day 2_ecc 2012
1) The document discusses how clusters play an important role in regional diversification and the emergence of new industries. Strong clusters increase the chances of new industries emerging within the cluster and foster entrepreneurship.
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3) Effective policy should identify regional assets including clusters and pursue opportunities in adjacent areas to support structural change towards higher value industries, following a "smart specialization" approach.
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MAG - Hungarian Economic Development Centre supports cluster collaboration in the European Strategy for the Danube Region. It offers grants from EU and national sources to Hungarian clusters. It also manages transnational projects like ClusterCOOP, CluStrat, and CENTRAMO that address common challenges to cluster development in Central and Eastern European countries along the Danube River, such as fragmented policies and a lack of cooperation, emerging industries, and benchmarking excellence. The projects aim to enhance policy cooperation, support new concepts, and train cluster management in the region.
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This document discusses smart specialization and its role in EU cohesion policy. Smart specialization involves developing regional strategies to prioritize and focus investments in areas of existing or emerging competitive advantage. It aims to build on regional strengths through entrepreneurial discovery, partnerships, and innovation-led diversification. Clusters play an important role by helping regions identify competitive sectors and opportunities at the interface of related industries. Challenges include gaining stakeholder support, balancing strategic focus with opportunities across sectors, and pooling regional resources for greater impact.
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