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Study visit to Denmark

A group of specialists from 9 municipalities of the Kaliningrad region is leaving for Denmark on 17 April 2010 to visit 6 Danish municipalities and to study experiences of Nordic countries on business development issues, municipal support of entrepreneurs, public-private partnership and companies’ staff upgrading. For the representatives of executive and legislative power, businessmen, staff of educational institutions and NGO from Kaliningrad, Svetly, Gusev, Neman, Pionersky, Mamonovo, Zelenogradsk, Gurievsk and Yantarny the meetings were organized at the municipalities of Sonderborg, Aalborg, Vejle, Kolding, Kalundborg and Lolland. Participants will visit the headquarters of one of the most well-known company in the world Danfoss, where the delegation will be received by Mr. Jorgen Clausen, Chairman and Danfoss owner. Russian participants will get acquainted with the structures of support for business and entrepreneurship on the municipal level (Science and Industrial Parks, Business Incubators, Innovation Houses, Business Development Councils at municipalities etc.). Special focus will be placed on the work of municipal authorities with new companies and enterprises. Lolland is one of the most interesting testing platform for promoting environmentally and energy efficient technologies in industries using the power of wind, hydrogen, tides and biofuel. The visit will last for 7 days.

Contact information:
Natalya Halyk,
projects coordinator
nh@norden39.ru

16/04/2010
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