The project includes a series of studies for the research and scientific support of the Consortium “SYDNA BUSINESS SUPPORT CENTRE” and in particular studies for: (a) the market conditions and developments and trends in the area of competence of SYDNA (Kallithea, Alimos, Paleo Faliro); (b) a study of employment prospects in the three municipalities; (c) a study to identify the sectors of the local economy that have potential for extroversion; and (d) business discovery, business and environmental mentoring and extroversion promotion actions for the enterprises of the area.
The aim of the project is to quantify the contribution of the manufacturing sector to the economy of the Region of Central Greece and the country as a whole (direct, indirect and induced effects) in terms of GDP, employment and public revenues, as well as to highlight the main challenges and prospects for the further development of the sector in Central Greece. It will also assess the main challenges of manufacturing in Central Greece (e.g. economic activities of the Region with growth potential, factors contributing to the strengthening of industrial activity), as well as the main obstacles faced by enterprises and the proposed interventions.
The project concerns the support of the GSRI in the preparation of the National Strategy for Research, Technological Development and Innovation (NSRITI) for the programming period 2021 – 2027. More specifically, the project provides a brief description of the main characteristics of the national innovation system and an analysis of the country’s Research, Technological Development and Innovation potentials, with a view to 2030, reflecting the main structural challenges of the country on the way to 2030, which the NSRITP should address. It also analyses the link with the national strategy for smart specialisation, as well as those strategic directions that are relevant to the issues covering basic research.
The aim of the project is to map the Greek start-up ecosystem and the conditions necessary to support high quality early-stage entrepreneurship. It will explore the determinants that can lead to the enhancement of entrepreneurship with quality characteristics and therefore stronger potential for success, as well as the factors affecting export orientation, innovation, knowledge integration, etc. for start-ups in Greece, in order to identify the key characteristics that need to be supported and enhanced in order to improve the potential for success.
The project focuses on the empirical and theoretical investigation of the impact of certain critical factors on innovative new entrepreneurship, using data from various sources. Another critical objective of the project is to provide policy recommendations and a set of appropriate guidelines to support high potential entrepreneurship. It will study recent policies to support entrepreneurship in Greece and identify performance indicators that could serve as early warning indicators for early-stage high potential entrepreneurship.
The research project aims to strengthen and highlight exploitable and measurable research results that promote sustainable development and environmental protection and can provide added value to the personal hygiene sector.
The aim is to capture the innovative dynamics of research teams working in this field in the Greek environment, with the main focus – but not exclusively – on the NTUA.
The project will investigate in an empirical way the process of transferring these results to the market and the good practices in the sector, with the ultimate aim of highlighting specific case studies that can be applied in industry, with specific measurable results.