Most practices in: Poland (14) · Czechia (9) · Spain (9)
Thailand's Baan Mankong programme channelled government infrastructure subsidies and soft loans directly to community-run savings cooperatives, who then negotiated land tenure and …
Founded in 2003 by the South Moravian Region, the City of Brno and four local universities, JIC has supported 300+ companies employing …
University of Porto's science park has supported 700+ projects and 98 graduated companies since 2007; an independent 2024 economic-impact study found its …
Bulgaria's first state science & technology park (opened 2015, EUR 42.7m investment, EUR 36.3m EU-funded) now hosts a EuroHPC supercomputer and was …
Sweden's largest urban development (236 ha, 12,000 homes, 35,000 workplaces) is a live testbed for sustainable building, smart energy, and clean mobility—targeting …
City of Turin laboratory (Torino Living Lab from 2016, Torino City Lab from 2018) offering simplified conditions for companies to test innovative …
This government measure formalizes and shapes the strategy of promoting innovation in the city as a means of leverage for transformation and …
The “Estonian Wideband Infrastructure Network” (EstWin) project seeks to solve the rural connectivity challenge in an area under-served by telecom operators. EstWin …
Latvia's investment agency LIAA ran a EUR 33.5 million digitalisation grant line that drew 2,346 applications and paid out EUR 5.74 million …
Regional innovation agency jointly founded by the City of Brno, the South Moravian Region and four Brno universities to bridge academic research …
Sweden's oldest and largest science park, founded in Lund in 1983 by the university, region and city, is where Ericsson developed Bluetooth; …
Regional innovation agency turning Brno's university research base into companies via three sector incubators and a venture fund; contributed to 3,500+ skilled …
Croatia's first university-founded science and technology park (2008) advised 1,357 companies and scientists between 2013-2019 and has contracted 50+ projects worth over …
Estonia's oldest science park, co-owned by the City and County of Tartu and two universities, hosts 70+ deep-tech companies across 12,000 m² …
Vilnius City Municipality co-owns this 9,000 m² campus — the largest ICT startup hub in the Baltics and Nordics — created by …
Wrocław's network of 5 tech parks (2023): 635 companies, 7,400+ employees, 2,600 new specialised jobs since 2019; PLN 1.7 billion in R&D …
Wrocław Technology Park's five campuses host 635 companies and 7,400+ employees (2023); since 2019 the group created 2,600 new specialist jobs, filed …
A $65M World Bank-financed programme rehabilitated and extended Lusaka's sewer network, connecting 345,000+ residents to sanitation services -- beating its 305,000 target …
Poland's first university tech-transfer centre: WCTT has trained ~59,000 people, run 645 tech audits, backed 174 international transfer deals and helped establish …
Poland's first market-operating science park, run by a university foundation since 1995, now hosts 50–60 tech and biotech firms, has trained 22,000+ …
Kraków Technology Park, founded in 1997 by the city and three universities, now manages a 1,016-hectare special economic zone with 600 investors, …
A €4m Friuli Venezia Giulia project deploys AI speech-to-text captioning for deaf/hard-of-hearing students. A 2025 peer-reviewed SWOT/TOWS analysis of stakeholders found real …
Latvia's LIAA incubation network has supported 1,600+ companies since 2016 across 20+ offices; incubated companies achieved EUR 35.1M turnover and EUR 16M …
Publicly owned tech park in Kraków (1997), combining a 949 ha Polish Investment Zone with an incubator (117 tenants) and acceleration (300+ …
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