Abstract

One of the tasks of the Project Partners was identifying best practices in strengthening the economic activity of women and older people in the context of developing the competitiveness and innovation of SMEs, as well as determining the possibilities and conditions of their transfer. Transfer in this case is understood as the implementation of selected and described solutions in enterprises and public organizations from all the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) countries. The coordination of the task and achieving the expected results of the project in this part was the responsibility of the Gdańsk University of Technology (PP10). Due to the complexity of the data analysis process (the data is often available only in the vernaculars) and the need to define specific conditions for the implementation of individual solutions in different countries, all project partners participated in performing the task. This report focuses on presenting the diagnosis methodology related to the possibilities and the conditions of selected good practices implementation in BSR countries adopted in the course of the research, as well as on discussing the obtained results.

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