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This training programme is organized by UNIDO as part of activities of the project “Strengthening and dissemination of cluster development in Nicaragua” financed by the Austrian Government.
The program is oriented to provide
specific knowledge on the economic models of local development related to the industrial district
model (or cluster), from a theoretical and empirical perspective, referring to emerging scenarios of
global economy. The overall goal is to offer practitioners, researchers and policy-makers from
Nicaragua and other Latin American countries knowledge, tools, and methodologies based on a coherent
and consistent theoretical framework and to share innovative and explanatory experiences of
industrialized realities.
The course will last two weeks, from 6th to 17th February 2006 and will include, in addition to
lectures, presentations and group meetings a number of study tours to industrial districts and
interactive working sessions with local institutions and enterprises to stimulate joint learning.
Expected results:
The training program is coordinated by the TeDIS Research Center of Venice International University (Venice, Italy), which has a rich network of relations with institutions and companies from different industrial districts, and which has gained a lot of experience in the field of industrial districts, clusters and local development.
The following universities and institutions also take part in the program:
The basic concepts proposed by this training program are those that have emerged from recent research on industrial clusters and districts, production processes and company networks, the problems of local development and the dynamics of social capital creation.
To look at the programme of the course, the agenda, the professors and for other information please visit the website:
www2.univiu.org/clustertrainingvenice