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European Clusters Alliance (ECA)

The European Clusters Alliance (ECA) is the common voice for European clusters, which account for almost 61.8 million jobs across the different countries. The association joins 15 national associations of clusters and more than 800 clusters organisations on European level. These make up for 123,000 of our most innovative businesses and over 10,000 universities, research centres, and public institutions. Furthermore, ECA has representatives from Italy, Ireland, and Greece – countries without national clusters networks – who serve as ambassadors. Why is an European alliance of clusters needed?...
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Furniture and Woodworking Cluster Partnership

Who we are: The Furniture and Woodworking Cluster partnership (FWCP) is an initiative that currently brings together seven cluster initiatives in the furniture and woodworking sector from six European countries. The clusters represent a total number more than 2.780 members, of which more than 2.660 are SMEs. The basic motivation for establishing a partnership was an international cooperation in the field of scientific research and development, technology and know-how transfer, internationalization, as well as preparation of joint international projects leading to European Strategic Cluster...
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European Automotive Strategy Network - EASN

About EASN and its targets EASN is mainly active in establishing Europe-wide consortia and the development and delivery of EU projects. Thereby the focus of EASN lies on accelerating the implementation of sustainable mobility, electric mobility as well as smart mobility (ITS) and on strengthening industry (SME) competitiveness in the involved areas. In 2008 EASN has been established as a platform for European automotive regions and clusters as well as their companies, institutes and authorities. EASN aims at: Identifying opportunities for improving industry and SME competitiveness in the EU...
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European Automotive Cluster Network (EACN)

Who we are: The European Automotive Cluster Network (EACN) is an initiative that reunites nine of the most important cluster initiatives in the automotive sector from seven European countries. Our strength: These clusters represent a total number of more than 1,400 member companies and research institutes, of which more than half are SMEs. EACN cluster members employ more than 345,000 people. Our aims: Generate and/or increase confidence between the partners and their members (B2B and C2C, matchmaking events…). Create new knowledge by common projects by: cross-cluster creativity workshops,...
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Global Cleantech Cluster Association

GCCA is a fully independent and open platform designed to support the development towards a shared economy and low carbon prosperity. As a meta-cluster GCCA provides access to capital, corporates, markets and insights. With the GCCA Deployment HUB Network and its digital platforms in Europe, Asia and North America, GCCA drives the modernization of cross-border business collaboration by converging physical and digital cluster ecosystems. A GCCA focus task is the development of new financial mechanisms to enable large-scale commercial deployment of proven technologies. Goal is to provide an...
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CCIN Cosmetics Clusters International Network

The CCIN – Cosmetics Clusters International Network is the worldwide clusters network dedicated to international cooperation in cosmetics. CCIN is composed of 21 international clusters working for innovation in Cosmetics and work on common projects annually. The CCIN was launched in the 2016 edition of the Cosmetic 360 exhibition fair in Paris, where CCIN members annually meet (see pictures from these meetings>> ) Key numbers : The network is composed of 21 international clusters Coming from 13 different countries 4 structures in Africa 1 structure in French Polynesia 12 structures in...
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INTERNATIONAL CLEANTECH NETWORK

The International Cleantech Network is an exclusive network of cleantech clusters from the world’s leading cleantech regions that aims to generate new business opportunities, enhance competitive advantages and create value for companies, knowledge institutions and local authorities across cluster regions. ICN’s vision is to be the leading global network of the best performing cleantech cluster organizations from around the world.ICN’s mission is to create direct value for stakeholders belonging to the clusters, such as companies, knowledge institutions and local authorities, by using...
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BBS ClusNet - BALKAN AND BLACK SEA CLUSTER NETWORK

www.clusterhouse.rs , [email protected] The Cluster House , as an innovative business development organization for support to cluster –based economic development in the Balkan and Black Sea Region, is an initiator and a coordinator of the Balkan and Black Sea Cluster Network since 2012 which includes over 170 members – clusters and supporting institutions in the region. General Objectives of Cooperation Contribution to cluster-based sustainable economic development in the Balkan & Black Sea Region (hereinafter BBS). Contribution to improvement and up-grade of the existing national and...
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3B ICT Cluster (Balkan, Black Sea and Baltic ICT Clusters Network)

Established in 2015 16 members from 8 countries Over 300 SMEs members with around 20 000 employees, more than 30 universities, 80 other organisations Website: http://bbs-ict.com/ EU members Western Balkans Bulgaria Romania Latvia Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Montenegro Serbia Kosovo* The main goal of the Network is to create framework to intensify collaboration of ICT Clusters and ICT organizations in the Balkan and Black Sea region aiming to meet common challenges affecting SMEs growth, innovation and business environment. The Balkan, Black Sea and...
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Clusterize – Business Roaming Agreement (BRA)

Clusterize – Business Roaming Agreement (BRA) is a worldwide network of clusters, with the main scope to increase the collaboration between clusters and to be a useful platform to support the internationalization ventures of the members of the participating clusters. The goal is to visualise the cross-border connections between business service entities and make them all accessible preferably for small & medium sized enterprises (SMEs) globally. How does it work? The signing cluster agrees to provide free access to its facilities to BRA partners and their members for a limited time...
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