Projects
Tartu Science Park is currently involved in the following international projects:
BSR InnoReg focuses on increasing effectiveness of regional innovation support activities by enhancing the strategic capacities of innovation and business development organizations.
Enterprise Europe Network is the world's largest information network offering support and advice to businesses across Europe and helping them make the most of the opportunities in the European Union. The services are specifically designed for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) but are also available to all businesses, research centres and Universities across Europe. The network provides: information on EU legislation, help finding a business partner, support from innovation networks in your region and/or information on funding opportunities.
Greenhouse project aims directly at the know how transfer on new approaches for entrepreneurship promotion from Norway to Russia.
ICHNOS PLUS prepares implementation of One-stop Shop for Business - contact points for enterprises from the participating regions.
Innovation 4 Welfare (I4W) is a European interregional project. I4W aimes at improving the effectiveness of regional development policies that stimulate technology-driven innovation in the field of health and safety ("welfare").
PRODEMET will conduct surveys mapping the situation of product development in apparatus building, machinery and metal sectors. Based on these surveys curriculums for institutions of higher education will be developed and trainings will be organized to share experiences and best practice among participating regions.
Protolab Network - general goal of the project is to increase the competitiveness of the involved regions by supporting innovation and entrepreneurship in the industrial value chain of Mechatronics, based on a synergistic combination of the related industries: Precision Mechanical Engineering, Electronics, Metal & Machinery, Apparatus Building etc.
RAPIDE is a project which aim is to implement good practice relating to the role of the public sector in stimulating innovation in partner regions, in particular helping businesses (primarily SMEs) to bring innovative products and services to market more quickly. Three themes that form the primary emphasis of the RAPIDE network: managing risk, financing innovation and effective partnerships.