ACC1Ó and Enterprise Europe Network

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Enterprise Europe Network
ACC1Ó CIDEM | COPCA
Cambra de Comerç de Barcelona
Apropem Europa a la teva empresa
Brussels, 9 October 2008
Ana Coelho
Director ACC1Ó to the EU
From Euro Info Centre
Innovation Relay Centre to
More than 10 years
Since February 2008: on board at
Enterprise Europe Network
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ENTERPRISE EUROPE NETWORK IN CATALONIA
 Enterprise Europe Network is represented in Catalonia by
ACC1Ó and the Chamber of Commerce of Barcelona
 ACC1Ó is totally on line with the Enterprise Europe Network
objectives
 One Stop Shop: no wrong door i one-stop shop
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COMMITMENT FOR A COMMMON OBJECTIVE
 Enterprise support policies, especially the SMEs, in Europe and
Catalonia are strongly aligned.
 A one-stop shop for Catalan businesses in Europe
 ACC1Ó activities are part of the objectives of the Enterprise
Europe Network
 Services for internationalisation
 Services for international technology transfer
 Support services for the business participation in the 7th R&D
Framework Program
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Geographical coverage
CATCIM will provide its services in Catalonia, Spain. Catalonia corresponds to NUTS2 level. The
reasons to consider a NUTS2 level region as the region to be covered are the Spanish
administrative organisation (Catalonia is one of the 17 Autonomous Regions); the size of
the region in terms of population, which corresponds to NUTS1 level; the number of
companies and existing networks and infrastructures; and its GDP in relation to the
Spanish GDP.
Catalonia is located in the north-east of the Iberian Peninsula on the Mediterranean coast,
occupying an area of 31,980 square km, with a population of 6,995,206 (in 2005), which is
about 16% of the Spanish population. The global GDP was 169.855 millions € in year
2005. The Catalan contribution to the Spanish economy currently accounts for 19% of total
Spanish GDP, with a share of 28% and 29% of total Spanish exports and imports
respectively. Catalonia has about 605.000 companies, 74% located at the province of
Barcelona and the rest at the provinces of Girona (11%), Tarragona (9%) and Lleida (6%).
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COMMITMENT FOR A COMMMON OBJECTIVE
Internationalisation services
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Business opportunities in the European market
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Diffusion of initiatives, policies and EU programs
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Encourage companies to participate in the European process for elaborating
policies that affect SMEs.
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Business participation in CE studies
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Support for developing cross-borders activities
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Advicing and Network contacts
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According to the Catalan Institute of Statistics in base to the
host organisations’ experience as SME service provider, the
universe of potential direct and indirect beneficiaries of
CATCIM services are around 95.000 Catalan SMEs, of which
about 57.000 industrial SMEs, 38.000 services SMEs basically
from the subsector of services to the enterprise (around
27.000), being the rest services companies from the
distribution, tourism, transports & communications, financial
and real state services
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With regard to the direct expected beneficiaries of all the activities
for module a) CATCIM foresees to reach at least 68.322 impacts on
SMEs on a three-year period which means that we will work with
around 8-10.000 different SMEs in all the territory of Catalonia.
Other direct expected beneficiaries are more than 100 enterprise
associations, around 50-60 other agencies and organizations for
economic promotion (i.e. municipalities) and a non-specified number
of natural persons, including not only the professionals working at
the SMEs, associations and economic promotion agencies, but also
students, trainees, experts, consultants, university lecturers and
professors, etc.
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International technology transfer services
 European service for Technological Watch
 Publication of offers and requests of technology
 Meetings with potential technological international partners
 Specialised training in International technology transfer
 Monitoring the negotiation process
 Promotion of Catalan technology around European markets
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LEITAT, technology centre on new materials with 700 companies as
customers;
AETIC, industry association on ICT with 300 companies associates;
FEDERACIO DE COOPERATIVES AGRARIES DE CATALUNYA represents
70% of the agriculture and first transformation food producers with more than
487 associates;
AIABECA, the food and beverages industry association with 650 associates
FUNDACIÓ EDUARD SOLÉ, technology centre dedicated to industrial design
and manufacturing technologies with 500 customers (textile, sports,
renewable energies, cosmetics, automotive, graphical arts, food industry)
APERCA-FERCA, industrial association for renewable energies with 180
associates and 8000 related manufacturing and installers companies
BIOCAT Public Foundation that promotes the Catalan Bio-Region and finally
CATALONIA-BIO, Biotechnology Industry Association with 49 associates.
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CATCIM, by means of the Technology Transfer networks, already loyal
customers of the current IRC services and working in the whole territory, will
reach many other sectors and entities. Those are:
Network of 9 Technology Trampolines (XTT), which supports the creation of
innovative technological enterprises, located at Catalan universities and
management schools, with more than 300 customers
Network of 10 Technology Centres (XCT), which focus on knowledge transfer
from research centres to companies in specific technologies (textile,
multimedia, aeronautics, construction, tanning, industrial manufacturing),
reaching 600 SMEs
Network of 73 centres supporting technological innovation (XIT) are public and
private technology providers, including the 9 Catalan universities that offer
consulting services to SMEs, with about 500 companies served. CIDEM has an
agreement with University of Barcelona, Technical University of Catalonia and
Autonomous University of Barcelona to disseminate CATCIM services among
the academy
Network of Technology and Scientific Parks (XPCT), which aims to foster
technological progress and knowledge transfer, bringing together academy and
industry
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The SMEs capacity to determine whether EU R&D is the adequate tool for their
needs and how to identify their opportunities within FP7
The SMEs technical competence and readiness for participating in FP7
proposals and projects initiated by others
The SMEs ability to generate and evolve their own ideas
The SMEs criteria in selecting the most adequate and promising R&D funding
lines
The SMEs autonomy in consortium management and in managing their project
participation (finance, contractual, IPR, work, exploitation)
The SMEs competence in networking and facilitating European-wide
cooperation
The SMEs strategic positioning for negotiating participations and especially
IPR and exploitation issues in the consortium
The SMEs arrangements to raise maximum benefit from jointly developed
know-how and innovative technologies
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ACC1Ó and Enterprise Europe Network: THE SAME
COMMITMENT FOR A COMMMON OBJECTIVE
Business participation in the 7th R&D Framework Program
 Training in leading R+D+I European projects
 News sheet about 7th FM
 Consultation service and individual interviews
 Service Partner Search for R+D European projects
 Contrast of CE proposals service
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For more information
Enterprise Europe Network A CATALUNYA
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ACC1Ó - Internacionalització
(+34) 934 849 617
[email protected]
ACC1Ó – Innovació i Transferència Tecnològica
(+34) 935 674 887
[email protected]
ACC1Ó – 7è Programa Marc Europeu d’R+D
(+34) 935 674 904
[email protected]
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Gràcies per la vostra
atenció
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