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Approved under 4 th Call – December 15 th Kick-off Meeting – Dundee 22 nd 23 rd February €2.5m The InCompass Projects is funded by the EU’s European Regional Development fund through the INTERREG IVC programme.
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Approved under 4 th Call – December 15 th. Kick-off Meeting – Dundee 22 nd 23 rd February. €2.5m. The InCompass Projects is funded by the EU’s European Regional Development fund through the INTERREG IVC programme . Milan. Aviles. Bratislava. Patras. Dundee. Medway. Gyor. Beja. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Approved under 4th Call – December 15th
Kick-off Meeting – Dundee 22nd 23rd February€2.5m
The InCompass Projects is funded by the EU’s European Regional Development fund through the INTERREG IVC programme.
MilanAviles
Bratislava
Patras
Dundee
Medway
Gyor
Beja
Stockholm
Delft
Sofia
Kaunas
1 Dundee College Scotland Lead Beneficiary 2 Aviles City Council Spain Component 2 Lead3 Delft University (OTB) Nederland Component 3 Lead4 KTU Regional Science Park Lithuania Work Group 1 Lead5 Municipality of Bratislava Slovak Republic Work Group 2 Lead6 Western Greece Region Greece Work Group 3 Lead7 Patras University
8 Dundee City Council Scotland
9 Province of Milan Italy 10 BIC La Fucina
11 Medway Council England
12 Beja Portugal
13 Tillvaxtverket Sweden
14 PBN Gyor Hungary
15 Sofia Municipality Bulgaria
The InCompass project will examine and develop sustainable approaches to the
financing of incubation units for business start-ups in the Creative Industries
Workgroup 1 Commercial Contextualisation
Workgroup 2 Social Contextualisation
Workgroup 3 Tiers of Support
Workgroup 2 Social Contextualisation
Workgroup 3 Tiers of Support
1. Commercial Contextualisation Revenue & savings and clustering benefits from shared commercial services such as
3D prototyping or recording studios
Workgroup 1 Commercial Contextualisation
Workgroup 1 Commercial Contextualisation
Workgroup 2 Social Contextualisation
Workgroup 3 Tiers of Support
2. Social Contextualisation The role of social activity and services in
supporting successful and financially resilient specialist clusters
Workgroup 1 Commercial Contextualisation
Workgroup 2 Social Contextualisation
Workgroup 3 Tiers of Support
3. Tiers of Support An examination of the various levels of
support available, their cost effectiveness and revenue from knowledge transfer,
mentoring and community engagement etc.
Workgroup 1 Commercial Contextualisation
Workgroup 2 Social Contextualisation
Workgroup 3 Tiers of Support
12 Study Visits (4 per Group) – produce verified reports for each visit
Workgroup 1 Commercial Contextualisation
Workgroup 2 Social Contextualisation
Workgroup 3 Tiers of Support
Thematic Seminars Held as part of 6 monthly Partner Meetings
12 Study Visits (4 per Group) – produce verified reports for each visit
POLICY12 Regional Implementation Groups – 1 per Project Region
RIG 1
RIG 2
RIG 3
RIG 4
RIG 5
RIG 6
RIG 7
RIG 8
RIG 9
RIG 10
RIG 11
RIG 12
6 monthly meetings to assess transferability and adopt into policy where suitable
Workgroup 2 Social Contextualisation
Thematic Seminars Held as part of 6 monthly Partner Meetings
RIG 1
RIG 2
RIG 3
RIG 4
RIG 5
RIG 6
RIG 7
RIG 8
RIG 9
RIG 10
RIG 11
RIG 12
Workgroup 1 Commercial Contextualisation
Workgroup 3 Tiers of Support
Workgroup 1 Commercial Contextualisation
Workgroup 2 Social Contextualisation
Workgroup 3 Tiers of Support
Thematic Seminars Held as part of 6 monthly Partner Meetings
Key Dates
Project start: 15th December 2011
Project end: 31st December 2014
Study visits end 31st December 2013
Key DatesDundee, Scotland: February 2012
Rotterdam, Nederland: May 2012Milan, Italy: June 2012
Stockholm, Sweden: November 2012 Patras, Greece: May 2013 Aviles, Spain: November 2013
Gyor, Hungary: May 2014 Brussels, Belgium: November 2014
