Terminated projects
FlairPlus - Transfer management ‹
BBR project "European successful regions as model examples for Eastern Germany" ‹
BEPART - Baltic Entrepreneurship Partners ‹
Range of completed projects at the HIE-RO Institut ‹
BBR project "European successful regions as model examples for Eastern Germany" ‹
BEPART - Baltic Entrepreneurship Partners ‹
Range of completed projects at the HIE-RO Institut ‹
FlairPlus - Transfer management
Project description
The project dealed with the research and evaluation of incubators and incubator projects at German and European colleges or universities which helped students or academic personnel to become an entrepreneur.
It was about the potential and development analysis of academic, didactical innovations in the
field of entrepreneurship, on a German and European level.
The content of the project: have been:
>>> comparative inquiry of incubators in Germany and Europe (qualitative and quantitative),
>>> organization and accomplishment of four workshops for the network partners in the project "Gründerflair",
>>> initiation of academic studies for the economy and entrepreneurship education,
>>> creation of a publication based on the results of the study.
The project dealed with the research and evaluation of incubators and incubator projects at German and European colleges or universities which helped students or academic personnel to become an entrepreneur.
It was about the potential and development analysis of academic, didactical innovations in the
field of entrepreneurship, on a German and European level.
The content of the project: have been:
>>> comparative inquiry of incubators in Germany and Europe (qualitative and quantitative),
>>> organization and accomplishment of four workshops for the network partners in the project "Gründerflair",
>>> initiation of academic studies for the economy and entrepreneurship education,
>>> creation of a publication based on the results of the study.
BBR project "European successful regions as model examples for Eastern Germany"
Content
1. There are three main challenges and also chances for Europe 27 and their countries: globalisation, transformation to knowlege society and demografic challenge.
2. The consequences of these mega trends are e.g. competition caused by lack of human capital as well as growing regional disparities, global diversification and new hierarchy of regions.
3. On one hand there are economically succesful regions like metropolitan knowledge and innovation areas and networks, e.g. London, Vienna, Barcelona, Stockholm, etc., and on the other hand there are agricultural and postindustrial lagging behind regions with low GDP, low innovation intensity, decline of population and migration, e.g. South Italy, .Lothringen, Eastern Poland, etc..
4. Furthermore, in Eastern Germany one can observe growing disparities among regions, neighbouring areas of innovation and stagnation. In general one can clearly distinguish between north and south, west and east and also agglomerations and rural areas.
5. The above described differences are not only the cause of problems but also the source of development potentials, which can be created by proper economic policy and regional development. European success areas show that the use of these mechanisms and endorgeneous potential of regions can cause their fast growth into centres of excellence and innovation.
6. The preparatory study was focused on identifying adequate development models and funding schemes in order to foster the potential of new Eastern German states. The study was based on comparing succesful regions with similiar characteristic.
1. There are three main challenges and also chances for Europe 27 and their countries: globalisation, transformation to knowlege society and demografic challenge.
2. The consequences of these mega trends are e.g. competition caused by lack of human capital as well as growing regional disparities, global diversification and new hierarchy of regions.
3. On one hand there are economically succesful regions like metropolitan knowledge and innovation areas and networks, e.g. London, Vienna, Barcelona, Stockholm, etc., and on the other hand there are agricultural and postindustrial lagging behind regions with low GDP, low innovation intensity, decline of population and migration, e.g. South Italy, .Lothringen, Eastern Poland, etc..
4. Furthermore, in Eastern Germany one can observe growing disparities among regions, neighbouring areas of innovation and stagnation. In general one can clearly distinguish between north and south, west and east and also agglomerations and rural areas.
5. The above described differences are not only the cause of problems but also the source of development potentials, which can be created by proper economic policy and regional development. European success areas show that the use of these mechanisms and endorgeneous potential of regions can cause their fast growth into centres of excellence and innovation.
6. The preparatory study was focused on identifying adequate development models and funding schemes in order to foster the potential of new Eastern German states. The study was based on comparing succesful regions with similiar characteristic.
BEPART - Baltic Entrepreneurship Partners
Content
BEPART is a network project of 12 institutions (mostly universities) in the Baltic Sea Area. The project is led by the University of Rostock/ HIE-RO. Two major fields of work constitute the project:
Expected results for Rostock:
BEPART has already contributed a great deal for an improving international reputation of the University of Rostock which is working as lead partner.
Above all BEPART may help the university and region to further internationalize their activities and orientation towards the Baltic Sea Region, to build new partnerships into the regions of BEPART-institutions, to get into deeper know-how-transfer on entrepreneurship & regional development. Finally we expect that especially our student entrepreneurs may profit from the work of BEPART. For example, new case studies to be developed in BEPART can be used in trainings and students will profit by working and learning with these tailor-made cases.
Duration and Financing:
From July 2004 until December 2007. Total Budget: 1,9 Mio €. All partners of the network contribute with financing; BEPART is part financed by the European Union, Interreg III C.
Partners:
Aarhus School of Business (DK); University of Oulu (FI); Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship (SE); University of Twente (NL); The Jagiellonian University/ CITTRU (PL); Tallinn Technical University (EE); University of Tratu (EE); University of Tampere (FI); Häme Development Centre Ltd. (FI); Kajaani Polytechnic (FI); Kaunas University of Technology - Business Incubator (LT)
BEPART is a network project of 12 institutions (mostly universities) in the Baltic Sea Area. The project is led by the University of Rostock/ HIE-RO. Two major fields of work constitute the project:
- Entrepreneurship training and education (towards higher quality, professionalism and regional impact)
- Regional development & entrepreneurship (towards sustainable combinations btw. entrepreneurship promotion and regional development).
Expected results for Rostock:
BEPART has already contributed a great deal for an improving international reputation of the University of Rostock which is working as lead partner.
Above all BEPART may help the university and region to further internationalize their activities and orientation towards the Baltic Sea Region, to build new partnerships into the regions of BEPART-institutions, to get into deeper know-how-transfer on entrepreneurship & regional development. Finally we expect that especially our student entrepreneurs may profit from the work of BEPART. For example, new case studies to be developed in BEPART can be used in trainings and students will profit by working and learning with these tailor-made cases.
Duration and Financing:
From July 2004 until December 2007. Total Budget: 1,9 Mio €. All partners of the network contribute with financing; BEPART is part financed by the European Union, Interreg III C.
Partners:
Aarhus School of Business (DK); University of Oulu (FI); Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship (SE); University of Twente (NL); The Jagiellonian University/ CITTRU (PL); Tallinn Technical University (EE); University of Tratu (EE); University of Tampere (FI); Häme Development Centre Ltd. (FI); Kajaani Polytechnic (FI); Kaunas University of Technology - Business Incubator (LT)
Range of completed projects at the HIE-RO Institut
5th Extracurricular course of lectures: Culture Entrepreneurship - The ARTIST as an ENTREPRENEUR (in cooperation with HMT Rostock) (2008)
ESF Regional Study - Regional Systems of Growth and Innovation in Western Pommerania
(2007)
4th Extracurricular course of lectures: Social Entrepreneurship - Entrepreneurial ideas for a better society
(in cooperation with GLS Bank, Glocalist, ANE Güstrow, OSPA) (2007)
3rd Extracurricular course of lectures: Regional Development and Innovation Strategies for Mecklenburg Western Pomerania"
(in cooperation with the Landeszentrale für politsche Bildung) (2006)
2nd Extracurricular course of lectures: Social market economy put to test – facing the ethics of entrepreneurship
(in cooperation with the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung) (2005)
1st Extracurricular course of lectures: Life Cases - Entrepreneurship and spinn-offs
(2004)
The Service Sector in North-East Germany – Problems of Development or Chances for the Future?
(in cooperation with the Academy for Spatial Research and Planning Hannover) (2004)
Regional innovation study 2003
Study to identify strengths and weaknesses of backward regions of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (October 2003)
Innovation Strategies for Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
(in cooperation with the Protestant Academy Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) (2003)
EU-Leonardo Project „Trainer Qualification in Call Centers - Development and Testing of Modules and Materials"
Evaluation of the guiding manual for the training of call center agents, assessment of the manual’s usage, quality management (October 2003)
Learning Regions
Scientific monitoring and evaluation of the regional network „Lernburg Küste“ to establish a new learning culture (July 2002)
Basic principles of business start-up training
Course book for the distance University of Hagen, Germany (November 2001)
International Training Concepts for Businesses Founders
An intercultural study of selected countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America (in cooperation with the ifo-Institute Munich) (1993 – 1995)
ESF Regional Study - Regional Systems of Growth and Innovation in Western Pommerania
(2007)
4th Extracurricular course of lectures: Social Entrepreneurship - Entrepreneurial ideas for a better society
(in cooperation with GLS Bank, Glocalist, ANE Güstrow, OSPA) (2007)
3rd Extracurricular course of lectures: Regional Development and Innovation Strategies for Mecklenburg Western Pomerania"
(in cooperation with the Landeszentrale für politsche Bildung) (2006)
2nd Extracurricular course of lectures: Social market economy put to test – facing the ethics of entrepreneurship
(in cooperation with the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung) (2005)
1st Extracurricular course of lectures: Life Cases - Entrepreneurship and spinn-offs
(2004)
The Service Sector in North-East Germany – Problems of Development or Chances for the Future?
(in cooperation with the Academy for Spatial Research and Planning Hannover) (2004)
Regional innovation study 2003
Study to identify strengths and weaknesses of backward regions of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (October 2003)
Innovation Strategies for Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
(in cooperation with the Protestant Academy Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) (2003)
EU-Leonardo Project „Trainer Qualification in Call Centers - Development and Testing of Modules and Materials"
Evaluation of the guiding manual for the training of call center agents, assessment of the manual’s usage, quality management (October 2003)
Learning Regions
Scientific monitoring and evaluation of the regional network „Lernburg Küste“ to establish a new learning culture (July 2002)
Basic principles of business start-up training
Course book for the distance University of Hagen, Germany (November 2001)
International Training Concepts for Businesses Founders
An intercultural study of selected countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America (in cooperation with the ifo-Institute Munich) (1993 – 1995)