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This document provides an introduction to the Estonian Aviation Cluster, outlining its origins, goals, and strategy. The cluster was created to strengthen Estonia's aviation industry, which currently accounts for 3% of GDP, by fostering cooperation across the value chain, attracting investment, and developing human capital. The strategy focuses on growing key sectors like MRO and air cargo, engaging in joint innovation projects, and establishing the cluster as a recognized brand to further develop the industry and create high-paying jobs.

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Where it all started?
Q Acknowledging importance of the sector (3% of
GDP!)
Q Creating more high-paying jobs
Q Cooperation in value chain (ICT, tourism,
logistics)
Q Attracting foreign direct investments
Q Having platform working with others – becoming
member of EACP
Q Investigating new business opportunites

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1. Estonian Aviation Cluster - Introduction Kristo Reinsalu, Cluster Manager, 11/4/2019

2. Where it all started? Q Acknowledging importance of the sector (3% of GDP!) Q Creating more high-paying jobs Q Cooperation in value chain (ICT, tourism, logistics) Q Attracting foreign direct investments Q Having platform working with others – becoming member of EACP Q Investigating new business opportunites

3. Competitiveness – survey results

4. Marketing – survey results

5. Education, technology, innovation – survey results

6. Cluster Strategy Development of aerospace value chains Estonian Aviation Forum 2020 Creating favorable investment climate (regulations etc) National Aviation Strategy (being a partner to government) Developing Estonian Aviation Cluster as a brand (through marketing events) Raising popularity of aviation curricula Stimulating cross- border cluster cooperation (EACP) Joint development projects (keywords: ICT, digitalization) Attracting foreign direct investments (FDI) Mapping competences and capabilities of cluster partners Raising visibility of aviation theme throughout society MARKETINGCOMPETITIVENESS INNOVATION Goals & Targets Activities Aerospace gives 5% of Estonian GDP in 2023 (2018 it stood at 3%) Total turnover of partners will increase 50% by 2023 Added value per employee will increase 30% by 2023 Creation of new jobs Development of new services/products Number of cluster partners will double by 2023

7. Cluster Management MARKETING Website as a communication tool Creation of public identity and brand Market research Estonian Aviation Forum 2020 INNOVATION Education (to address labour gap) Digitalization across value chain Innovation lab (platform for new breakthroughs) NPO Estonian Aviation Cluster General Meeting (3-4 times a year) COMPETITIVENESS National Aviation Strategy Regulations and infrastructure Labour Force Priority fields (e.g. MRO, Air Cargo) STRAND I Appointed leader NPO Estonian Aviation Cluster Executive Board (operational managenent) STRAND I Appointed leader STRAND I Appointed leader

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