Agency for Mobility and EU Programmes invites you to participate in regional workshops that will be organized with a view to gaining a better understanding of the activities of the Erasmus+ programme the field of vocational education and training like and better preparation for the submission of project proposals for Key Action 1 (KA1) – Mobility projects and Key Action 2 (KA2) – Strategic Partnerships.
The purpose of the regional workshops is to provide an opportunity interested potential applicants of KA1 and KA2 projects for Getting to know your goals more closely the above activities, providing guidance and advice on how to complete the application form; as well as Practical work on parts of the application form with the aim of preparing for the submission of project proposals within the Call for Proposals for the Erasmus+ Programme for 2017.
Priority is given to organizations interested in applying for project proposals at the new call for proposals in 2017. they have not had successful project applications so far, they have not implemented any projects under Key Actions 1 and 2; in vocational education and training and therefore in the same have a lack of experience or are complete beginners.
The number of participants in the workshops is limited. In the event of a large number of registered participants, the Agency for Mobility and European Union Programmes reserves the right to restrict participants coming from the same institution.
the Regional Workshop River will take place: 13.12.2016. the Faculty of Maritime Studies (Studentska ulica 2) Rijeka agenda – the deadline for applications is 09.12.2016.
Interested participants should register via the registration form available at the following link: link.
For all questions regarding the workshops, please contact the e-mail address strukovno@mobilnost.hr.
JCI or Junior Chamber International is one of the largest international non-profit organizations operating through more than 5,000 local organizations in more than 110 countries worldwide since 1915.
It brings together 200,000 members from different social spheres. JCI is one of the key partners of the UN, whose members are leading global and local business people. In Croatia, JCI operates through four local organizations, JCI Rijeka, JCI Zagreb and JCI Split and JCI Osijek.
The aim of the project Put Samuraja 2.0 – 3 business enigmas (module 2) is to inform young entrepreneurs who are the most common mistakes in business and how to successfully overcome them with concrete and applicable knowledge of excellent professionals.
Entrepreneurs will receive answers to a number of questions, and only some of them are as follows:
- what are the differences and advantages in establishing a business or craft;
- what are the types of company or craft, the basics of online marketing;
- how to use them for your services and products,
- labour law and its application in practice.
The project consists of three lectures that will include the following topics:
Advantages and differences in establishing a company or craftsmanship will be taught by Jana Blažević-Marčelja mag.oec, another topic from marketing the basics of online marketing, marketing expert certified Google partner Damjan Marković, while the third topic will relate to labor law and its application in practice, which will be taught by lawyer Ivan Primorac.
U attachment the project agenda is submitted.
Participation in the project is completely free, the number of participants is limited to 50, registration at putsamuraja@gmail.com – until 28 October 2016
The Directorate for the Management of the EU Fund for Rural Development, the EU and International Cooperation announces the launch of tenders for the following types of operations:
7.2.2. ‘Investments in the construction of unclassified roads’
from 26 October (submission of applications from 4 November) to 23 December 2016.
7.4.1. "Investment in the creation, improvement or expansion of local basic services for the rural population, including leisure and cultural activities and related infrastructure"
23 November (applications from 12 December) to 10 January 2017
N.B.: All projects for type of operation 7.4.1 involving an economic activity (any activity consisting in the provision of goods and services on the market) in accordance with the provisions of Articles 21 and 22. In order to implement Action 7, there will be excludedfrom the possibility of awarding funds under this competition.
9.1.1. ‘Establishment of producer groups and organisations’
from 4 November 2016 to 16 January 2017
Also in the second half of November, we expect to launch a call for proposals for measure 3 ‘Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs’, sub-measure 3.1 ‘Support for new participation in quality schemes’.
All competitions will be published in the Official Gazette and on the website www.ruralnirazvoj.hr i www.apprrr.hr.
Already on the aforementioned pages you can find the Rules on the implementation of the aforementioned measures and prepare yourself in time for the upcoming competitions.
The Ministry of Agriculture will organise info workshops for all potential beneficiaries of the mentioned measures until the announcement of the tender. The exact schedule of the workshops will be announced by the middle of next week.
On the occasion of marking the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Rijeka Development Agency Porin, we officially opened the Incubator of New Technologies. The ceremony was attended by numerous guests, among whom it was a special honour to welcome the President of the Assembly, the Mayor of Rijeka – Vojka Obersnel. The Mayor of Rijeka briefly summarized the first twenty years of Porin's work, noting that Porin has successfully undergone its transformation. Porin's business incubators, which today branch from the initial 12 to 51 incubation units, have so far passed through more than 130 different companies, employing more than 550 workers. 
Porin Director Ernest Cukrov pointed out that this agency has successfully overcome the problems and wanderings it has faced over the past 20 years. Returning under the auspices of the City of Rijeka, Cukrov concluded, the conditions were finally created for Porin to be able to fully dedicate itself to its primary and main task, which is to help young entrepreneurs and promote a society of knowledge and new technologies.
A day later (October 30th) was held and 3. ReScience, which, according to one of its organizers and the award-winning scientist Sven Maričić from Rijeka, gathered European and even world cream in 3D modeling of prints and additive technologies.
Dedicated to new 3D technologies, science and branding of society, the ReScience Congress once again brought together well-known technology companies and lecturers, including representatives of the renowned manufacturer of titanium implants and prints, KLS Martin from Germany, then ENEA, the Italian National Agency for Development and Research and the Romanian Faculty of Engineering Cluj-Napoca. A lecture on the development and branding of a society based on new technologies was held at ReScience by the director of the Ruđer Bošković Institute, Dr. Tome Antičić, and the dean of the Rijeka School of Medicine, Prof. Tomislav Rukavina, spoke about the launch of the Centre for Biomodelling and Innovation in Medicine.
