Jaszsag presentation2011dec15
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The document outlines internationalization plans for the J叩szs叩g Small-Region in Hungary. The region contains 18 settlements with a population of 86,881 across 1,162 square kilometers. It has an unemployment rate of 9% and is home to a university faculty and five vocational schools. A key goal is fostering partnerships to boost cooperation between stakeholders, SMEs, and local governments. Priority areas of cooperation include renewable energy, tourism, waste processing, e-government, innovation, agriculture, culture, and promotion of the region. The goals are to establish an internationalization strategy, strengthen networks and innovation, and increase economic opportunities and partnerships both internationally and locally.
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- 1. J叩szs叩g Multipurpose Small-Regional Partnership of Local Governments Riga, 15 December 2011 Internationalization plans inInternationalization plans in the J叩szs叩g Small-Regionthe J叩szs叩g Small-Region
- 2. 18 settlements (5 towns) Population: 86,881 Density: 75 person/km2 Area: 1162 km2 Unemployment rate: 9% M3 highway Szent Istv叩n University Faculty of Applied and Professional Arts + 5 vocational schools Description of the small region
- 3. J叩szf辿nyszaru stable industrial background Industrial Park Awarded as Investors of the year Control and supervise investments Samsung Electronics Hungary Secure continuous work for 2000 people Produce LCD TV, Monitor for Europe Local Vendors for Samsung Good infrastructural condition Airport 50kms, M3 highway 12 kms
- 4. Main goals of internationalization fostering partnerships between stakeholders of the regional development boosting long-term cooperation with SMEs development of public-private partnership implementation of new project ideas strengthening the international relations between local governments identifying best practices with the help of international forums promotion of the J叩szs叩g
- 6. Fields of cooperation fostering the renewable energy industry and tourism based on thermal water waste processing as an exploitable economic opportunity extension of e-government services technology development of industrial services, innovation exchanging experience in the field of system of local municipalities best practices of modern agriculture exchange of traditions city marketing and town twinning improvement how to manage the local public relations in the decision making process creating study tours, traineeship programmes
- 7. becoming a cross-border cultural, science and educational centre promotion of the recognition of the city and the economic activities establishment of an internationalization model promotion of entrepreneurship in the city (improvement of investment climate) to exchange experience and identify best practices development of the cultural environment Goals of internationalization
- 8. Goals of internationalization to set up an internationalization strategy for local authorities having open-minded administration staff who shall promote the city also in their free time (ambassadors of the city) widening international partners network strengthening the innovation increasing the economic power finding new partners not only internationally but also locally
- 9. Not everything that counts can be measured. Not everything that can be measured counts. /Einstein/ Thank you for your attention! Olga D叩nyi Office-manager JSZSG Small-Regional Partnership of Local Governments Mobile: +36-303-360-759 E-mail: danyi.olga@jaszsag.hu
- 10. Not everything that counts can be measured. Not everything that can be measured counts. /Einstein/ Thank you for your attention! Olga D叩nyi Office-manager JSZSG Small-Regional Partnership of Local Governments Mobile: +36-303-360-759 E-mail: danyi.olga@jaszsag.hu