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We connect cluster organizations and technology platforms defend their needs and develop cluster policy in the Czech Republic.

The National Cluster Association (NCA) is a non-governmental non-profit organization that brings together entities and individuals with the goal of coordinated and sustainable development of cluster initiatives and cluster policy development in the Czech Republic based on concentration of knowledge, experience and expertise to strengthen the Czech competitiveness.

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clusters and technology platforms / research and support organizations
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companies / other members
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Total number of employees in member organizations (approx.)
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The Clusters Day in the format of Clusters meet Regions was successfully held on 23 and 24 September, 2023

The European Cluster Collaboration Platform, on behalf of the European Commission, in partnership with the National Cluster Association of the Czech Republic, CEDEG, Cluster MECHATRONIKA, EDIH NORTHEAST and the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences jointly organised the workshop and matchmaking under the framework of the “Clusters meet Regions” cycle.

The National Cluster Association awarded the Golden Cluster and other awards for 2022

This year, the National Cluster Association also awarded the best of its members.

After one year again the National Cluster Association publishes KLASTROVINY!

In our publication you can get to know the members of the National Cluster Association and learn about their achievements.

Read the Input Papers on the economy of the Czech Republic and the importance of cluster organisations

At the Clusters meet Regions conference, held on October 23rd - 24th, 2023, at the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague, the European Cluster Collaboration Platform conducted an analysis focusing on the economic profile and cluster environment of the Czech Republic.

Actuality and News

Plastics Cluster - Bioeconomic atlas NCA, Czech clusters and their members

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Plastics Cluster introduces its members, Pebal, s. r. o. a Fillamentum Manufacturing Czech s. r. o., which contributed to the Bioeconomic Atlas NCA. The atlas was created thanks to the projects DanuBioValNet (01/17-06/19) and GoDanuBio (07/20-12/22), co-financed by the INTERREG DANUBE programme. 

Green Transition Support: Energy and resource efficiency in EU businesses - EU Clusters Talk, 29 November 2023

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The European Cluster Collaboration Platform organised the next EU Clusters Talk on 29 November 2023. 

Invitation for the Clusters meet Regions Krakow, Poland - 11 - 12 November 2023

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The European Cluster Collaboration Platform, on behalf of the European Commission, in partnership with the Malopolska Regional Development Agency (MARR) and the European Association of Development Agencies (EURADA), jointly organise the Clusters meet Regions workshop in Krakow, Poland, on the 11 - 12 December 2023. 

EarthBridge Workshop on European Research Funding Programmes – How to prepare a successful project proposal.

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Invitation to the EarthBridge Workshop, which will showcase different initiatives under Horizon Europe and focus on preparing successful projects. The workshop will take place 29-30 November 2023 online.

Call for Expression of Interest: Clusters meet Regions

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Following the successful cycle of 12 events held in the period 2022 – 2023 and a further two scheduled by the end of this year, the European Cluster Collaboration Platform, on behalf of the European Commission, will be coordinating a further 16 European ‘Clusters meet Regions’ workshops throughout 2024 – 2025. 

TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE - WHAT IS THE POTENTIAL OF THE EU’S BIOECONOMY?

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Achieving the EU’s ambitions for a more sustainable, resilient and competitive economy requires actions across many sectors. Europe’s bioeconomy, which converts renewable resources from agriculture, forests, and seas - including residues and waste - into food, feed, materials, and energy, contributes to this effort.