PThe ICT Pomeranian Cluster functions as a partnership - mutual laws and responsibilities are regu-lated by the "Partnership agreement in terms of the ICT Pomeranian Cluster" signed in Gdańsk on October 29th 2009.

The Pomeranian region constitutes an important center for the country's development concerning the ICT industry. However, in order to constantly strengthen its position, the industry must not only adjust to the changing conditions.

The National Key Cluster (KKK) is a cluster of significant importance for the national economy and high international competitiveness.

The concept of Smart Specializations aims to identify areas with high potential.

Project Objective: The project aims to support the integration of Ukrainian enterprises into EU value chains and foster collaboration between European and Ukrainian clusters and business network organizations. This initiative will contribute to cluster capacity building, the professionalization of SME support, and the strengthening of economic ties between regions. Key Project Information:Program Budget: €3,000,000, with only 6 projects selected across the EU.Project Consortium: HUMAN.TECHNOLOGY STYRIA (Austria – Coordinator), INTERIZON (Poland), MEDIKLASZTER (Hungary), RIVNE IT CLUSTER (Ukraine).Total Project Budget: €554,692, with €499,222 in funding. The project will be implemented from January 2025 for a duration of two years.Co-funded by the European Union. However, the views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the EACEA can be held responsible

The I3HIES project aims to enhance health innovation ecosystems to optimize the effectiveness of the healthcare sector and facilitate efficient international collaboration among key innovation stakeholders. The innovation actors participating in the I3HIES community will be supported i) to prepare innovation investments by facilitating and tutoring the innovation process from ideation through business case design till the preparation for funding, and ii) accelerate the development of validated innovation investments in the thematic priorities, and ii) to enhance interregional cooperation and participation in interregional partnerships and contribute to EU value chains.The immediate goal is to validate 15 project ideas, establish 3 European partnerships and develop the most promising mini-business cases into concrete investment plans, thereby supporting the ongoing transformation of the healthcare sector.

The DESIRE Eurocluster project has been launched on September 1st 2022 and will last 36 months. It is composed by 1 business support organisation and 4 clusters from Austria, France, Romania and Poland. It will address the challenges that SMEs face when accessing the European eHealth and Digital Health Market in order to build resilience and facilitate green and digital transition.In order to reach its objectives, DESIRE will:- Set up a Collaboration Platform as cooperation model involving 100 relevant actors among health care industry, clinical users, health care providers, care sector, private & public health care insurance institutions, government & authorities- Set up a Service Provision Forum as virtual collaboration space and an additional Market Channel hosting information, matchmaking, consultation and trainings- Organise 12 collaboration events targeting SMEs, investors and health industry actors;- Organise 150 bilateral consultation meetings with stakeholders- Organise 4 webinars as trainings for cluster managers to build up capacities and know-how- Create 37 resilience preparedness business continuity plans (1 annotated model RPBC-plan, 1 transnational and 35 SME RPBC plans). In addition, DESIRE will provide a mentoring program (including financial support) to 35 innovative SMEs selected through a Call for application in order to identify at least 15 new-to-company product/service innovations and to adopt 10 business process innovations.The project is funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them

INNOLABS project aims to foster collaboration, transfer of knowledge and opportunities among SMEs from different countries and sectors in order to develop, improve and deliver disruptive technologies mainly related to mHealth, personalized healthcare and ageing populations. INNOLABS will select more than 100 innovative project ideas to accelerate and further support monetarily and with innovation services. Starting on the 1st of January 2017, the project has a duration of 2,5 years and is supported by Horizon 2020, the EU Framework Program for Research and Innovation.Funding: European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 691556.