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Agence régionale pour l’innovation du Transdanube central (Közép-dunántúli Regionális Innovációs Ügynökség) – KDRIU, Hongrie

La mission de KDRIU est de mettre en œuvre les principes du développement durable tout en contribuant à accroitre la compétitivité et l’attractivité économique de la région Transdanube central. Les objectifs sont d’aider les entreprises à satisfaire les besoins de la société. Cela passe aussi par générer et coordonner des processus d’innovation dans la région, et par organiser les systèmes d’innovation technologiques.

Au sein du projet MOG, KDRIU va partager son savoir sur le soutien aux initiatives en court, et espère trouver des partenaires pour développer conjointement de nouvelles idées. Il n’y a actuellement pas de stratégie cohérente pour la mobilité durable dans la région et il est donc important de trouver des éléments d’autres régions adaptables à la région Transdanube central. Au travers de MOG, KDRIU souhaite créer des opportunités pour des coopérations bénéficiant à des initiatives locales, dans un environnement international.

Site Internet : http://www.kdriu.hu

Adresse : H-8000 Székesfehérvár, Seregélyesi út 113.

Personne de contact : Mr. György Fekete, chef de projets (gyorgy.fekete@kdriu.huCette adresse email est protégée contre les robots des spammeurs, vous devez activer Javascript pour la voir.
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