Methodology for identifying Sample Clauses

Methodology for identifying export opportunities and export promotion instruments  Review and analyse best practices from other EU countries on how to identify export opportunities and the use of export promotion instruments  Desk study on methods to identify potential export markets and prioritizing them  Identify gaps in funding for promising export promotion instruments Deliverables: Proposal for a methodology to identify export opportunities and suggestions on additional/best export instruments based on best practices of other countries. - TA Human Resources estimation: 1,5 person months (0,5 national project staff, 1 international project manager) - Additional international external expert resources: ………… – expert on EU good practices and general export promotion instruments 3.1.3 Definition of eligibility criteria for the financing of training and consultation programs, which are targeting export companies  Use lessons learned / best practices from other EU Member States and consult with GTAI / AHK  Develop criteria for funding of training and consultation programs aimed at export promotion through EU Structural Funds (including e.g. content, curriculum and minimum certification level of trainers) Deliverables: Manual with minimum criteria for the financing of training and consultation programs, which are targeting export companies. - TA Human Resources estimation: 2 person months (1 national project staff, 1 international project manager) - Additional international external expert resources: ……….. - EU/legal advice
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