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Enterprise Europe Network Project

The Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) is the world's largest support network for small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) with international ambitions. It has 3,000 experts across 600 member organisations in more than 60 countries. Member organisations include chambers of commerce and industry, technology centres, and research institutes.
The Network helps ambitious SMEs innovate and grow internationally. It provides international business expertise with local knowledge across a range of targeted services:
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    Big support for small businesses

    Small businesses are the backbone of the European economy. They are major sources of employment and of innovative goods and services. As such, they fulfil a vital role in our current jobs and growth strategy to help the European economy play to its strengths in an increasingly competitive world. The new Enterprise Europe Network is a significant initiative to help small and medium sized enterprises develop their full potential and innovative capacity.
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    European Town 2016

    Delegation of the European Union to Moldova organized on 14 of May 2016 a new edition of the European Town. This year, the event was held in the Public Garden "Stefan cel Mare".
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    The role of standardization for placing products on the EU market, geographic designations of origin and funding opportunities for beneficiaries EEN Moldova.

    Moldovan Technology Transfer Network will organize the first dedicated workshop to Geographic Indications of Origin, Designations of Origin and Guaranteed Traditional Specialties.
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    Licensing agreements for the transfer of technology

    Legislation in force
    The European Commission adopted on 21 March 2014 new competition rules for the assessment of technology transfer agreements (TTBER and Guidelines), through which a licensor permits a licensee to exploit patents, know-how or software for the production of goods and services. The new rules replace the previous TTBER and Guidelines from 1 May 2014 onwards.
    Commission regulation
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    The First Masters in Innovation and Technology Transfer Management

    The first graduates of the master course “Innovation and Technology Transfer Management” defended their theses. The event took place in the premises of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova. The course is the result of a pilot program implemented under the TecTNet Project “Technology Transfer Network”, project funded by the EU under the TEMPUS program. This course was developed in a partnership between the State University of Moldova, Technical University of Moldova, Agrarian University and State University “A.

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    Final Conference of the Project "Bilateral Technology Transfer Excellence for Moldova" (BITTEM)

    On 27 February 2015 within the Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Tallinn University of Technology (Estonia) in collaboration with Moldovan Technology Transfer Network will organize in Chisinau, Moldova, the Final Conference of the Bilateral Technology Transfer Excellence for Moldova (BITTEM), a project financed by the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs through Estonian Aid Instrument.

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    Train of Trainers session in Chisinau in the field of innovation and technology transfer

    In the period of 25-26 February 2015, Tallinn University of Technology from Estonia in cooperation with Moldovan Technology Transfer Network will organize in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, the Train of Trainers Training Sessions”. The event will be organized in the framework of the Bilateral Technology Transfer Excellence for Moldova (BITTEM) project, financed by the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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    Innovative Diaspora Project was launched

    Initiated in June 2014, the project "Innovative Diaspora of the Republic of Moldova" (INDP) is a flagship initiative coordinated by the Moldovan Technology Transfer Network(MTTN) in cooperation with Entranse Moldova.

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    Tempus Project “Technological Transfer Network – TecTNet” – First Year Review

    One year passed since the launching of the Tempus Project “Technological Transfer Network (TecTNet)”, implemented in the Republic of Moldova by a EU-Moldova consortium composed of eleven partners. The project was started on December 1st, 2013 and will be completed in December 2016.

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