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-   Tourism, culture, and creative industries
                    -   Sustainable energy
                    -   Environment and circular economy
                    -   Materials, construction, and industry
                    -   Transport and supply chain

                 Cooperation between the Greek government and Volkswagen for Astypalaia: The Greek Government and
                 the Volkswagen Group have agreed on a pioneering project to  transform Astypalaia into the first smart
                 and green island in the Mediterranean, which will be energy autonomous.
                 Programme Research - Innovate 2021-2027” refers to businesses and the main objective of the action is
                 to link research and innovation with entrepreneurship and to enhance the competitiveness, productivity
                 and extroversion of enterprises towards international markets, with a view to the transition to quality
                 innovative entrepreneurship and the increase of domestic added value.

                 Elevate Greece:  Elevate Greece is an initiative of the Hellenic Government, which aims to map start-ups
                 and support their development, with the ultimate goal of creating a strong innovation ecosystem.

                 The Hellenic-American Chamber of Commerce and the Endeavor Greece are committed in actions trying
                 to stimulate participation of employees in innovation processes.

                 Some other interesting successful cases are particularly related to the academic world:
                    -   ITE (Foundation for research and technology) in Crete, and EKETA (National centre of research &
                        technological  development)  in  Thessaloniki,  which  both  conduct  research  and  produce
                        innovative products at an academic level.
                    -   Plus Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (ACEin) of the Athens University of Economics
                        and Business and the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship ARCHIMEDES of the National
                        and  Kapodistrian  University  of  Athens  are  supporting  the  implementation  of  innovation  in
                        Greece.


                 Turkey
                 Research and development (R&D) activities and incentives for these activities in Turkey are regulated in
                 the Law No. 5746 on Supporting Research and Development Activities and the Implementation and Audit
                 Regulation on  Supporting Research and Development Activities published based on this law. In the field
                 of research and development, which received special incentives with the Law No. 5746.
                 Techno-enterprise Capital support is given, which refers to the capital support made to encourage them
                 to  transform  their  business  ideas  into  enterprises  with  high  added  value  and  high  potential  to  create
                 qualified employment, within the framework of a business plan that is approved to be supported by the
                 public administrations within the scope of the central government

                 Turkish Government has grant programs  that support innovation,  especially KOSGEB and TUBITAK TTGV
                 grants are more known. TUBITAK supports are for technology development zones in the incentives related
                 to this field. Under the name of Public Institutions Research and Development Projects Support Program
                 (KAMAG), TÜBİTAK supports basic research and due diligence projects developed by public institutions
                 and R&D projects aimed at establishing infrastructure.




                              OPEN4U: intrOducing Practices in opEn innovatioN 4U - project number 2022-1-IT01-KA220-VET-000085295
                 Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the
                           European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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