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CSC Europe EEIG Klosterwiesgasse, 32/1 A-8010 GRAZ AUSTRIA

http://www.csceurope.org
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CSC Europe is the international platform for data services, regional cultural service centres, Cultural Heritage Institutions (museums, archives, libraries, etc.) and companies active in the production, archiving and publishing of digital data.

CSC Europe has been established as a consequence of the European IST-project REGNET. In order to start the network at the earliest possible date the EEIG has already been founded with its seat in Graz in June 2002 by AIT, IMAC, TARX and CSC Austria. Several content partners (museums, etc.) and ICT-partners of the REGNET-consortium have joined CSC Europe by a provisional written agreement. The latter leaves open the way those institutions will join CSC Europe in the future (directly or via regional service centres). The legal framework of the CSC Europe EEIG is constituted by internal agreements and the CSC Europe EEIG statutes. The Grouping has been registered in Graz, Austria where it also has to day its central office.

This is LJMU filled in Skill form for Nenad et al.

Taleb

The UNINOVA Institute is a multidisciplinary, independent, and non-profit research institute employing around 180 persons, located in the metropolitan area of Lisbon. It was formed with the support of the University, industrial associations, a financial holding, and up to 30 companies.

The main aim of UNINOVA is to pursue excellence in scientific research, technical development and advanced training and education. The staff works closely with industry and universities, technological innovations being transferred to profitable business concepts and, existing products, further developed to match new industrial requirements.

Specialist Areas of Expertise of UNINOVA can be summarized as follows:

* Strategies for interoperability and information integration using standards. Standards’ reuse and Harmonization. Intelligent mapping. Meta-modeling.

* Intelligent infrastructures and architectures.

* Distributed Systems for Integrated Data Management and Electronic Commerce. Extended enterprises and smart organizations.

General information: The Fondazzjoni Temi Zammit is a not-for-profit foundation drawing key stakeholders together to act as a collaborative network for the implementation of local, European and international projects of benefit to the Maltese community. In practice, FTZ is establishing itself as the island’s premier multi-stakeholder partnership for regional and sustainable development, providing lifelong education and training opportunities and fostering the formation of a strong research and innovation culture.

Initially set up to provide e-learning services and promote educational projects, the foundation’s role has developed to include support for local players embarking on research activities, as well as cultural and environmental initiatives. FTZ helps to provide the critical mass often required for participation in transnational projects, through networking, clustering and capacity-building actions. It brings together expertise from complementary fields and institutions, adopting a multidisciplinary, holistic approach to ensure the most successful project outcomes. The varied interests of its members allow FTZ to play an active role in a range of different areas and to participate successfully in several European programmes. Indeed, FTZ’s founding or current members include the national agencies responsible for the local implementation of a handful of these programmes.

FTZ has also been appointed national correspondent for a number of tenders issued by the European Commission, such as eUSER and eSkills.

Selected project-specific current projects:

Mission of CIDAf

CIDAf is a non-profit organisation aiming to promote entrepreneurial spirit of women, and to support the local economic development through innovation and business development.

Objectives

-to elaborate and to implement research and development projects and programmes in order to stimulate the innovation;
-to support the insertion on the market of new innovative products, services and technologies;
-to assure assistance for the realisation of concrete programmes for local communities development;
-to assure a high quality consulting, informing and training services for entrepreneurs;
-to promote links with the national and international organisations/firms;
-to support the communication and co-operation with central and local public authorities, with culture, education, health, youth, finance-banking, non-government organisations and also with international organisations and economic agents;

Europe Chance

Disadvantaged People and Europe Chance

AIMS OF THE PROJECT:

This project aims to set up an exchange group around educational experiences to young and adults in social and professional difficulties, so that to improve our actions.
The project should give an opportunity to develop the partnership mind within the team of each partner.
The second step will allow our learners to get benefits from this partnership through possibilities to organize some stays in welcoming partners.

Other projects funded by EU Commission