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29.03.2012

PRO INNO Europe® Annual Partnering Event 2012


Register now: PRO INNO Europe® Annual Partnering Event 2012

PRO INNO Europe® is pleased to announce that its 2012 Annual Partnering Event will take place on 9-11 May in Porto (Portugal).

The event will be organised under the title "Better practice is not enough – New innovation challenges require new approaches".

The partnering event will bring together around 100 participants from relevant national, regional and local authorities and public agencies responsible for the promotion or support of innovation and the design of innovation support programmes. The PRO INNO Europe® Partnering Event is a meeting point for projects currently funded under the PRO INNO Europe® initiative and will allow discussion of their result and insights.

The conference is structured around 4 sessions and will take place in Palacio da Bolsa.

Registration and programme available at: http://www.proinno-europe.eu/proinno-partnering-event/


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