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Resource efficient production

Delegation from Turkmenistan visits Quercus Group

By Quercus Group | [email protected]

10 March 2016

The delegation of six people was on a field trip to Denmark, to collect best practices about Nordic regional economic growth and get inspired from the sustainable solutions implemented here. Their trip included workshops on various topics, such as the one about cluster development, at Quercus Group.

During the half-day session, the participants received a hands-on approach about how to form a cluster and what are the benefits of that. At the same time, they asked about triple-helix collaborations and Denmark’s experience with cluster development. Their questions were answered with concrete examples from Nicolai Sederberg Rottbøll and Neelabh Singh extended experience of working with clusters internationally.

If you are interested in this type of training towards green growth acceleration, do not hesitate to get in touch!
For more information about the project or how Quercus Group can help, contact Nicolai Sederberg Rottbøll - [email protected]

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