Within the framework of the EU4Business: Recovery, Competitiveness and Internationalization of SMEs programme, business intermediary organizations have the opportunity to strengthen collaboration with European partners to improve the quality of consulting services provided to small and medium-sized enterprises in Ukraine.
You can apply for participation through the link until October 20, 2024, 23:59!
What does the programme offer?
- an international study trip to one of the Baltic countries. You will not only exchange experiences but also establish valuable international contacts that will help enhance the consulting environment in Ukraine
- support and assistance in the preparation and signing of cooperation agreements with international partners
Important reminders:
- only business intermediary organizations (BIOs) are eligible to participate; clusters are not allowed to apply
- a business intermediary organization must meet the established criteria
- one business intermediary organization can delegate only one representative
Programme schedule (indicative):
- selection of participants: October 2024.
- travel to a Baltic Sea Region country: February 2025.
- support in the preparation and signing of cooperation agreements with European partners: March 2025.
Learn more about requirements for participants and details of the project through the link.
Reference:
EU4Business: SME Recovery, Competitiveness and Internationalization is co-funded by the European Union and the German Government and implemented by the German federal company Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ Ukraine) GmbH. The program aims to support Ukraine's economic sustainability, recovery and growth, create better conditions for the development of Ukrainian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and support innovation and exports.
EU4Business is an initiative of the European Union that helps small and medium-sized enterprises in the Eastern Partnership countries. More details: www.eu4business.org.ua
The contents of this publication do not necessarily reflect the position of the European Union, the German Government, GIZ.
