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Achievements and future plans of the DCCA By Ágnes Dobrotka Project coordinator

Achievements and future plans of the DCCA By Ágnes Dobrotka Project coordinator. General Assembly of Danube Chambers of Commerce Association 13th October , 2016. Content

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Achievements and future plans of the DCCA By Ágnes Dobrotka Project coordinator

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  1. Achievements and futureplans of the DCCA ByÁgnes Dobrotka Project coordinator General Assembly of DanubeChambersofCommerceAssociation 13th October, 2016.

  2. Content Danuberegionas a symbol of diversitySupportofstrategies and institutionsCompetitivenessVisibility of theorganizationWhatneedsto be done?

  3. Danube region as a symbol of diversity EU members / Pre-accessioncountries / Neigbourhoodcountries

  4. Support of Strategies and Institutions • Strategies: • Danube Strategy (all) • Balkan-MeditarrainStrategy (BG) • Adriatic-IonianStrategy (SLO, CRO, BH, MNG) • Mediterranean Strategy (MNE, BH, SLO, CRO) • Central Europe (GER, AUT, CZ, SK, HU, SLO, CRO) • Alpine Space (SLO, AUT, GER) • CEFTA countries • Western Balkan Institutions: • EC – DG REGIO, DG GROWTH • National Coordinators and Secretary for EUSDR • PACs for EUSDR • Danube Chambers of Commerce Association (DCCA) • Ministries: MFA, Min. ofEconomy, • Chambers • Investmentagencies • Developmentagencies • Clusters

  5. Danube Strategy and its priorities

  6. EUSDR and DCCA is a rocketscience?

  7. Competitiveness and DCCA How to contribute to: • Economic growth • Changes in economic structure • Internal economic stabilization • Involvementtothestrategy under PA8 How to be COMPETITIVE in the market? (Local, regional, macro-regional, EU)

  8. Visibilityduringthepreviousyear •Cross-strategical cooperation withAdriatic-IonianStrategy and theiractors Economic Impacts of the Cruise Industry on Coastal and Insular and River Destinations (GR) •Closing Conference of the South East Europe Programme (HU) •Joint conference with EUCham – GreenAdvisor (HU) •Cooperation with Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry / Bulgarian-Romanian Bilateral Chamber •1st cooperative bilateral discussion on the project possibilities with the project officer of the Danube Transnational Programme

  9. Visibilityduringthepreviousyear •Annual Danube Conference, Ulm (GER) •Development of the initiative of Learning by Doing – 1st phase deadline •Joint Meeting on the PA8 (Competitiveness) and PA7 (Knowledge Society) (HU) •Participation on the Foreign Economic Relations meeting •Bilateral meeting with EUSDR Secretary (NCP) of Hungary • Submission the finalized project proposal with 8 project partners from DCCA network: Targeted capacity building of VET partnerships in the Danube Region for the effective modernization of VET systems •Danube Financing Dialogue, Bratislava (SK) •Danube Region VET Cluster Annual Meeting 2016 (HU)

  10. Visibilityduringthepreviousyear •EUSDR PA8 Steering Group Meeting (CRO) •Conference on Importance of Triple Helix of the EUSDR projects (HU) •Knowlegde Transfer Communitiy to Bridge the Gap between R+I and Business Creation, Cluj-Napoca (RO) •Danube Business Actors – Baden initiative – workshop on the project brainstorming of the approch of business organization’s cooperation. •DERC2016 – Panel discussion on the Chamber’s cooperation, (SLO) •EUSDR PA8 – WG Cooperation of Business Organizations (CRO) •Non-Strategy Based initiative – CEFTA cooperation: Liberalization of Trade and Services in the Danube, Western Balkans and CEFTA Regions (BG) •Blue Danube – Event on EUSDR water-based topics, and networking possibilities of the EUSDR community (RO)

  11. What needs to be done? • Eliminate economic risks • Promote the education and knowledge transfer • Help to achieve business connections between foreign partners (events, fairs, B2B meetings, etc. – be visible!) With these elimination of barriers can be: • STRENGHTEN THE ECONOMY • INCREASE EMPLOYMENT (DECREASE UNEMPLOYMENT) • BECAME COMPETITIVE

  12. Projectstodevelop • LEARNING BY DOING – 1st success of the DCCA – detailstosharetomorrow • Other project successespleasesharewithus • Project pitches – 1-2 minutestointroducethe idea • Good-to-knowinformationsabout DTP • Nextcall: 2017 January-February • No moneyleftinthe PA4 • Tripleorquadruplehelixapproach (mandatory!)

  13. Upcomingeventsrelevantforus • European Economic Danube Forum ´Smart Cities´ Göttweig, Austria 21 October 2016. • 5th Annual Forum of the EUSDR Bratislava, Slovakia 3-4 November 2016. • „ Connecting – Networking – FinancingSourcesforClusterDevelopmentProjectsintheDanubeRegion“ Vukovar, Croatia 9-11 November 2016. • EUSDR PA8 Steering Group Meeting Stuttgart, Germany 14-15 November 2016. • Kick-offevent of theLearningbyDoing project and launchingevent is togetherwith EUSDR PA8 WG Vocational and Education Training Budapest, Hungary, January-February 2017 (exactdate is notdefinedyet.)

  14. NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY • Proposal: Next GA to hold in Budapest 17th October2017 Greatopportunity of visibility: 6th Annual Forumof EUSDR-18-19 October 2017Budapest is a host of the event - Section to introduce/panel discussion with members of DCCA network – details of the opportunity to be discussed with Hungarian National Coordinator

  15. Collaboration and cooperation

  16. Thankyouforyourkindattention! Danube Chambers of CommerceAssociation Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry 1016 Budapest, Krisztina krt. 99. www.bkik.hu, www.dcca.eu Ágnes Dobrotka Project coordinator E-mail: dobrotka.agnes@bkik.hu Tel.: +36 1 488 21 61

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