In October 2019 the European Commission's Joint Research Centre organised a conference to present the Serbia's Smart Specialisation Strategy (4S) together with the opportunities and challenges for sectoral specialisation of Science and Technology Parks (STPs), Accelerators and Incubators in the broader region of South-East Europe.
The two-day event was co-organised together with EU4TECH Western Balkans, a project funded by DG NEAR, and the Serbian Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development. The conference took place on 15 and 16 October at the Science Technology Park Belgrade.
The first day focused on Smart Specialisation Strategy in Serbia and its priority domains such as Information and Communicaiton Technlogies, creative industries and food for the future.
On the second day, participants discussed the role of Science Parks and incubators in the Western Balkans and South-East Europe regions can play in supporting emerging Smart Specialisation priorities.
Agenda
20191015-s3tt_serbia-programme_en.pdf
Recording
Day 1
Part 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
Day 2
Plenary and Parallel sessions I & II A
Parallel session I & II B
Parallel session I & II C
Presentations
20191016-s3tt_serbia-valanciauskas_en.pdf
Ričardas Valančiauskas,
Head of RDI Programmes and International Cooperation Department, Agency for Science, Innovation and Technology (MITA), Lithuania20191016-s3tt_serbia-simonsson_en.pdf
Per Simonsson,
InCluSilver Project coordinator, Livsmedelsakademin, Sweden20191016-s3tt_serbia-hatvan_en.pdf
Brigitte Hatvan,
Team Leader Business & Innovation, ConPlusUltra, Austria20191016-s3tt_serbia-hahnle_en.pdf
Michael Hähnle,
Health Hub Vienna and INiTS20191016-s3tt_serbia-klessova_en.pdf
Svetlana Klessova,
Inno Group, France20191016-s3tt_serbia-kokorotsikos_en.pdf
Paris Kokorotsikos,
International Association of Science Parks and Areas of Innovation (IASP)20191016-s3tt_serbia-szaloki_en.pdf
Kata Szaloki,
EIT Health InnoStars, European Institute of Innovation and Technology20191016-s3tt_serbia-iversen_en.pdf
Anders Iversen,
Innovation Manager, InCluSilver20191016-s3tt_serbia-stankovic_en.pdf
Stasa Stankovic,
IMAGINE! IF Accelerator20191016-s3tt_serbia-kostic_en.pdf
Ivana Kostić,
Health Tech Lab20191016-s3tt_serbia-rossi_en.pdf
Lorenzo Rossi,
Management & Consulting Partners, Adria Footouring/ADRIAINCUBATOR20191016-s3tt_serbia-minier_en.pdf
Jean Charles Minier,
Inno Group, France20191016-s3tt_serbia-yourchak_en.pdf
Alexandre Yourchak,
CEO, Association of Industrial Automation, Ukraine20191016-s3tt_serbia-cowey_en.pdf
Lisa Cowey,
Key Expert for Technology Transfer EU4TECH20191016-s3tt_serbia-petrovic_en.pdf
Jelena Petrovic,
Head of Business Development, Science Technology Park Belgrade20191016-s3tt_serbia-popovska_en.pdf
Jasmina Popovska,
ARISE Country Lead, Hungary20191016-s3tt_serbia-milovic_en.pdf
Nemanja Milovic,
Hub Serbia Representative EIT InnoEnergy, Cleantech Hub Manager Startit20191016-s3tt_serbia-lozano_en.pdf
Jesús Lozano,
EaP ICT Board, Armenia20191016-s3tt_serbia-samadashvili_en.pdf
Sophia Samadashvili,
Manager, Techpark Telavi, Georgia20191016-s3tt_serbia-pekovic_en.pdf
Miljana Pekovic,
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center Tehnopolis20191016-s3tt_serbia-mkostic_en.pdf
Mladen Kostic,
INTERA Technology Park Mostar20191016-s3tt_serbia-mandic_en.pdf
Vesna Mandic,
Collaborative Training Center of the University of Kragujevac, Serbia20191016-s3tt_serbia-bogojevic_en.pdf
Nebojša Bogojevic,
Laboratory "3D Impulse" Faculty of Mechanical and Civil Engineering in Kraljevo University of Kragujevac20191016-s3tt_serbia-zinchenko_en.pdf
Roman Zinchenko,
Greencubator, Ukraine20191016-s3tt_serbia-dgajic_en.pdf
Dragoljub Gajic,
SR EBRD Green Voucher Scheme20191016-s3tt_serbia-andric_en.pdf
Kosta Andric,
Managing Partner, ICT HUB Venture Serbia –pre seed investment20191016-s3tt_serbia-sataric_en.pdf
Dragan Sataric,
Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development Serbia20191016-s3tt_serbia-boskovic_en.pdf
Velibor Boškovic,
CEO, Science and Technology Park, Montenegro20191016-s3tt_serbia-despotovski_en.pdf
Jovan Despotovski,
Director, Fund for Innovation and Technology Development, North MacedoniaBackground
Smart Specialisation Strategies (S3) are now at the heart of the plan for smart economic growth in the EU Member States and important steps towards development of S3 are already underway in the Western Balkans (WB) region and also South East Europe (SEE) and the Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries.
These have been supported by the European Commission through its Joint Research Centre (JRC) together with the Directorate-General for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations (DG NEAR) and DG for Regional Policy (DG REGIO). Ongoing support for S3 development from JRC is confirmed from 2019.
The commitment of the WB6 and EaP economies to developing S3 underscores their commitment to European integration, regional cooperation and smart growth through R&D&I.
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Venue
Belgrade, RS