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Klastry W Województwie Zachodniopomorskim Clusters in the Zachodniopomorskie Voivodeship Polskie klastry i polityka klastrowa Polska Agencja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczo- The Polish Agency for Enterprise Devel- ści (PARP) jest agencją rządową podlegają- opment (PARP) is a government agency sub- 2012 cą Ministrowi właściwemu ds. gospodar- ject to the Minister of economy. It was cre- ki. Powstała na mocy ustawy z 9 listopada ated by an act from 9th November 2000. 2000 roku. Zadaniem Agencji jest zarzą- Its task is to manage funds from the state Klastry dzanie funduszami z budżetu państwa treasury and the European Union aimed i Unii Europejskiej, przeznaczonymi na at supporting entrepreneurship and in- wspieranie przedsiębiorczości i innowa- novativeness, as well as human resources cyjności oraz rozwój zasobów ludzkich. development. w województwie W perspektywie fi nansowej 2007–2013 In the 2007–2013 fi nancial perspective Agencja jest odpowiedzialna za wdrażanie the Agency is responsible for implement- działań w ramach trzech programów ope- ing activities under three operational pro- racyjnych Innowacyjna Gospodarka, Ka- grammes: Innovative Economy, Human zachodniopomorskim pitał Ludzki i Rozwój Polski Wschodniej. Resources and Eastern Poland Devel- opment. Jednym z priorytetów Agencji jest promo- wanie postaw innowacyjnych oraz zachę- One of the Agency’s priorities is to pro- canie przedsiębiorców do stosowania no- mote innovative attitudes and to en- woczesnych technologii w swoich fi rmach. courage entrepreneurs to use the latest W tym celu PARP prowadzi Portal Inno- technologies in their companies. In order wacji poświęcony tematyce innowacyjnej to do so the PARP runs an Innovations (www.pi.gov.pl), a także corocznie orga- Portal devoted to the topic of innova- nizuje konkurs Polski Produkt Przyszło- tions (www.pi.gov.pl), as well as an annual ści. Przedstawiciele MSP mogą w ramach competition for the Polish Product of Klubu Innowacyjnych Przedsiębiorstw the Future. Representatives of SMEs can uczestniczyć w cyklicznych spotkaniach. participate in cyclic meetings under the województwo Celem portalu edukacyjnego Akademia Innovative Enterprises Club. The pur- zachodniopomorskie / PARP (www.akademiaparp.gov.pl) jest pose of the PARP Academy education Zachodniopomorskie upowszechnienie wśród mikro, małych portal (www.akademiaparp.gov.pl) is to Voivodeship i średnich fi rm dostępu do wiedzy bizne- popularise access to business knowledge sowej w formie e-learningu. Za pośred- in form of e-learning among micro, small nictwem strony internetowej web.gov.pl and medium enterprises. By using the PARP wspiera rozwój e-biznesu. W Agencji web.gov.pl website, the PARP supports działa ośrodek sieci Enterprise Europe development of e-business. The Agency Network, który oferuje przedsiębiorcom also has a division of the Enterprise Eu- informacje z zakresu prawa Unii Europej- rope Network, which off ers information skiej oraz zasad prowadzenia działalności about the European Union law and the gospodarczej na Wspólnym Rynku. rules of running a business on the Com- mon Market. PARP jest inicjatorem utworzenia Krajowe- go Systemu Usług, który pomaga w zakła- The PARP is the initiator of creating the daniu i rozwijaniu działalności gospodar- National Services System, which helps czej. W ponad 80 ośrodkach KSU (w tym: in starting and developing business ac- Punktach Konsultacyjnych, Krajowej Sieci tivities. In over 80 NSS centres (including: Innowacji, funduszach pożyczkowych Consultation Points, the National Innova- Clusters in the i poręczeniowych współpracujących w ra- tion Network, loan and guarantee fund, mach KSU) na terenie całej Polski przedsię- which co-operate under the NSS) all over biorcy i osoby rozpoczynające działalność Poland entrepreneurs and persons start- gospodarczą mogą uzyskać informacje, ing a business can acquire information, Zachodniopomorskie porady i szkolenia z zakresu prowadzenia advice and trainings in running a busi- działalności gospodarczej, a także uzyskać ness. They can also get a loan or a guar- pożyczkę lub poręczenie. PARP prowa- antee. The PARP also runs the NSS web dzi również portal KSU: www.ksu.parp. portal: www.ksu.parp.gov.pl. Regional Voivodeship gov.pl. Partnerami regionalnymi PARP we Financing Institutions (RFI) are the wdrażaniu wybranych działań są Regio- PARP’s regional partners in implementing nalne Instytucje Finansujące (RIF). selected activities. Polska Agencja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości Punkt informacyjny PARP Polish Agency for Enterprise Development PARP information point UNIA EUROPEJSKA ul. Pańska 81/83, 00-834 Warszawa tel. + 48 22 432 89 91-93 EUROPEJSKI tel. + 48 22 432 80 80, faks: + 48 22 432 86 20 0 801 332 202 FUNDUSZ SPOŁECZNY [email protected], www.parp.gov.pl [email protected] Lista klastrów Clusters list ◆ KLASTER ZIELONA CHEMIA ◆ GREEN CHEMISTRY CLUSTER ◆ KLASTER MORSKI POMORZA ◆ MARITIME CLUSTER ZACHODNIEGO OF THE WESTERN POMERANIA ◆ KLASTER METALOWY METALIKA ◆ METALIKA METAL CLUSTER ◆ KLASTER PRZETWÓRCÓW SZKŁA ◆ ARCHITECTURAL GLASS BUDOWLANEGO PROCESSORS’ CLUSTER ◆ TRANSGRANICZNY KLASTER SZLAK ◆ THE BERLIN – SZCZECIN – BALTIC WODNY BERLIN – SZCZECIN – BAŁTYK WATERWAY CROSS-BORDER CLUSTER województwo ◆ KLASTER ICT POMORZE ◆ THE ICT WESTERN POMERANIA zachodniopomorskie / ZACHODNIE CLUSTER Zachodniopomorskie ◆ ZACHODNIOPOMORSKI KLASTER ◆ WEST-POMERANIAN MARITIME Voivodeship MORSKI CLUSTER © Copyright by Polska Agencja Rozwoju © Copyright by Polish Agency for Enterprise Przedsiębiorczości Development Wydawca: Publisher: Polska Agencja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości Polish Agency for Enterprise Development ul. Pańska 81-83 ul. Pańska 81-83 00-834 Warszawa 00-834 Warszawa Katalog bezpłatny. Katalog dostępny jest także The catalogue for free distribution. E-version available w wersji elektronicznej na Portalu Innowacji at http://www.pi.gov.pl. http://www.pi.gov.pl. The contents of this catalogue refl ect the views of the Poglądy i opinie wyrażone przez autorów katalogu author and do not necessarily refl ect the offi cial nie muszą odzwierciedlać stanowiska Polskiej Agencji views or policy of the Polish Agency for Enterprise Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości. Development. ISBN 978-83-7585-198-4 ISBN 978-83-7585-198-4 Nakład: 1000 Printed in 1000 copies Warszawa 2012 Warszawa 2012 Przedsięwzięcie „Polskie klastry i polityka klastrowa” The activity ‘Polish clusters and cluster policy’ activity Projekt, przygotowanie do druku, druk i oprawa: Design, layout and print: realizowane jest pod honorowym patronatem Ministra is being implemented under the honorary auspices of Agencja Reklamowo-Wydawnicza A. Grzegorczyk Agencja Reklamowo-Wydawnicza A. Grzegorczyk Gospodarki. the Minister of Economy. www.grzeg.com.pl www.grzeg.com.pl Katalog powstał w ramach przedsięwzięcia PARP: „Polskie The catalogue was prepared under PARP activity of „Polish Katalog powstał w ramach przedsięwzięcia PARP: „Polskie The catalogue was prepared under PARP activity of „Polish klastry i polityka klastrowa”. clusters and cluster policy”. klastry i polityka klastrowa”. clusters and cluster policy”. Przedsięwzięcie PARP jest współfi nansowane przez Unię The activity of PARP is co-fi nanced by the European Union Przedsięwzięcie PARP jest współfi nansowane przez Unię The activity of PARP is co-fi nanced by the European Union Europejską ze środków Europejskiego Funduszu Społecz- from the European Social Fund under systemic project “De- Europejską ze środków Europejskiego Funduszu Społecz- from the European Social Fund under systemic project “De- nego w ramach projektu systemowego PARP „Rozwój zaso- velopment of human resources through the promotion of nego w ramach projektu systemowego PARP „Rozwój zaso- velopment of human resources through the promotion of bów ludzkich poprzez promowanie wiedzy, transfer i upo- knowledge, transfer and dissemination of innovation” from bów ludzkich poprzez promowanie wiedzy, transfer i upo- knowledge, transfer and dissemination of innovation” from wszechnianie innowacji” z Programu Operacyjnego Kapitał the Human Capital Operation Program, Measure 2.1.3. wszechnianie innowacji” z Programu Operacyjnego Kapitał the Human Capital Operation Program, Measure 2.1.3. Ludzki, poddziałanie 2.1.3. Ludzki, poddziałanie 2.1.3. Szanowni Państwo, Ladies and Gentlemen, Bożena Lublińska-Kasprzak na przestrzeni ostatnich lat ob- Prezes PARP / serwujemy dynamiczny wzrost Chief Executive Offi cer of PARP konkurencyjności polskich przed- siębiorstw. Znakomita ich więk- szość doskonale radzi sobie już nie tylko na rynkach lokalnych, ale także sukcesywnie zwiększa zasięg Over the last few years we have swojego oddziaływania o coraz observed a dynamic growth of bardziej wymagające rynki zagra- the competitiveness of Polish en- niczne. Utrzymanie tej tendencji terprises. A signifi cant number of wymaga nieustannej pracy na those businesses is managing very rzecz jakości oferowanych produktów oraz ciągłego well not only on local markets but also on competitive poszukiwania nowych, innowacyjnych rozwiązań. foreign markets. Maintaining such a tendency requires Ważnym elementem gospodarczej konkurencyjności constant work towards increasing the quality of off ered regionów jest stała współpraca przedsiębiorstw z przed- products and continuous search for quality improve- stawicielami środowisk naukowych oraz samorządem ment and innovative solutions. From the point of view terytorialnym. Klastry, synonim sukcesu zbudowanego of economic competitiveness of regions, cooperation of na wysokiej jakości konkurencji, stwarzają doskonałe businesses with scientifi c circles is very relevant. Coope- warunki do umocnienia takiej
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