Hyper-connectivity has become the new engine of the digital economy, which is a key driver to innovation and growth around the world. With the amount of connected devices rising to 16 billion between 2010 and 2016, and expected to rise to 29 billion by 2022, along with increased bandwidth, security and stability of mobile data […]
1. What does the call for cluster proposal include: 1. The guidelines on the application process, timeline, eligibility, etc. 2. The application form – which must be submitted online via www.competecaribbean.org 3. The cluster datasheet to facilitate the collection of information about the project and organisations involved. 2. How can I get updates on the
Clustering 1. What is a Cluster? IDB defines a cluster as “A productive agglomeration aiming at exploiting local linkages to generate and strengthen competitive advantages” (Pietrobelli and Stevenson 2011). Michael Porter defines a cluster as a “A geographically proximate group of interconnected companies and associated institutions in a particular field, linked by commonalities and complementarities”
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If your mandate is to foster the productivity and growth of micro, small, or medium enterprises (MSMEs), you may be interested in supporting business clusters. The purpose of clustering initiatives is to encourage collaborative actions to improve the competitiveness of a sector or industry. Eligible Countries Antigua & Barbuda; Belize; Dominica; Grenada; Guyana; Jamaica; St.
Call for Cluster Projects September 4, 2017 This call for proposals aims to fund cluster initiatives that can help Caribbean firms to grow, generate employment and export to new markets. Clusters are defined as 3 or more private sector firms collaborating to produce and sell a stream of new or better products/services at competitive costs
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