Dr. Cornelia Rotaru Executive Dir e ctor General

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Dr. Cornelia Rotaru Executive Director General

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania and

Bucharest

The SMEs’ particular supporting activities with a view to participating in the Frame Programe 6 within

the ROMNET-ERA project

The SMEs’ particular supporting activities with a view to participating in the Frame Programe 6 within the ROMNET-ERA project Dr. Cornelia Rotaru – Executiv Director General, CCIRB

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Comparative advantages

the mission is to represent the business operators; gather under the same roof the suppliers and users-the two parties

involved; the Chambers of commerce are organized in a national

network ,positively turning to account this network effect; they have the logistics required to fulfil every objective

(rooms,personnel,communication and information networks etc. ); they have available the favorable relation framework; they are providers of information/consulting/assistance/training meant

for any business operators and especially for SMEs.

Why the CCIRB ?

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research entities

consultants universities financial institutions

experts

regulation authorities

evaluation entities

registration authorities

SMEs

operators

consumers

local public administration

The CCIRB – its role as integrator among

the actors involved in the innovation

Activitati specifice de sprijinire a IMM-urilor pentru participarea la Programul Cadru 6 in cadrul proiectului ROMNET-ERADr. Cornelia Rotaru – Director General Executiv, CCIRB

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• lack of information and communication about the available technologies;

• lack of resources ,mainly the financial means for innovation and technological transfer;

• lack of bank guarantees for bank credits needed by innovation financing;

• relatively high costs for the protection of the intellectual property rights and their evaluation;

• guarantee of the intangible -assets credits not used by the banks;

• very low involvement of the risk capital into the young SMEs and technological transfer too;

• lack of expertise for the evaluation of the innovation risk;

• lack of innovation education at the level of the SMEs’management

Barriers against the innovation activity of the SMEs

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WP 3 – The identification,stimulation and

assistance of the innovative Romanian SMEs to participate in

the FP 6


It is achieved in 4 tasks

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Formulate the selection criteria domain manufactured products technological compatibility authentification/export experience

Selections from the present data

Designing and dissemination from the present bases

Designing and dissemination of the coventional and electronic questionnaires

The identification of the innovative SMEs

Preliminary data base with SMEs

web page for backing up the

SMEs

The map of the SMEs + annual updating


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Specialized data base of SMEs which want to get

support for FP 6

web-site• help desk• success stories• appeals

newsletter electronic @

Achieving,maintaining and using the specialized data base for SMEs which wish to be assisted for European co-operatin (FP 6,COST,EUREKA)

Development of the specialized web-site

Information exchange with other specialized networks

Task 2 – Gathering and dissemination of the specialized information


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I. Identification information

Company nameRegistration NumberAddressPhone/FaxE-mail/webContact Person

II. Company Profile

Activity – description+CAEN codeCAEN code for Innovation Activity

III. Financial Information

Equity – structureTurnover (last 3 years)Profit/Loss (Gross -last 3 year)No. of employeesPatent, certificatesPatent OSIMInternational PatentsISO Certificate

IV. Innovation application

V. Participation in European ProjectsProgramme NameProject Name

VI. Domain of Interest to participating in FP 6

Data Base Structure – Innovative SMEs

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FP 6 information dissemination

SMEs stimulating to participate in FP6-the innovative SMEs club

Training courses for SMEs ( incliding e-learning)

Supply information and assistance to elaborate proposals

Promoting new opportunities and sccesss stories

Task 3 – Promoting and stimulating the SMEs to participate in European projects


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Setting up a virtual consulting Centre ( special web-site on the ROMNet ERA) as One-Stop Support Centre

Inventoring the SMEs’ proposals for FP6(topics,priorities,consortia,outcomes)

Convey information about FP6 to the concerned SMEs

Setting up the structures able to support the SMEs which are candidates for FP

Help desk

Experts to elaborate proposals

Specialists for technical and scientifical consultancy

Task 4 Assistance and support to the innovative SMEs


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Building up the strategic abilities in SMEs (long-term approach ;

integrated approach particular to ERA; ability of identifying and

anticipating the market trends; wish and skill of collecting,processing and

assimilating economic and technological information;capacity of drawing

up projects)

and the organizational abilities (risk evaluation,national co-

operation;co-operation with customers and suppliers;increasing the

competence of human resources)

Achieving an innovation and technological transfer system

Challenges for the CCIRB

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Thank you for your attention!

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania and Bucharest Municipality B-dul Octavian Goga nr. 2, Sector 3, 030982 Bucuresti - Romania

phone: (+4021) 327.34.02; fax: (+4021) 327.34.68e-mail: [email protected]

www.ccir.ro


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