Partner Search Request: TEPKISxIYES (-41d) Trans-European Platform of Knowledge Innovation Services for Innovation nascent Young Entrepreneurs and germinal Startups

INNOVANET – CONSEN, MUFICATA s.l. and TELECOOP CAT at eCentres.net is looking for partners for a Erasmus for Entrepreneurs covering an 18 months 140KE funding effort to profile, match, advice and study though a Virtual System, 50 pairs relationship building between nascent entrepreneurs (NE) and host entrepreneurs (HE).
The project relate to the building a Trans-European Platform of Knowledge Innovation Services to use a Virtual Innovation System to support services, to enhance profiling, matching and reproting, particularly those innovative entrepreneurs (i.e. ‘wouldbe entrepreneurs’ or ‘wannabes’) who intend to set up a business (Nascent Entrepreneurs) or who have already started an own business- but no more than three years ago (Germinal Startups), involved in models, process and products with high technological and financial risk and a low or medium personal and marketing risk.
INNOVANET at eCentres.net acts as the ground to grow up the trans-european professional and experts platform and develop a convenient information and communication environment to invite, mentor and manage the individuals NE and PE
The main tasks to enhancing the mobility of nascent entrepreneurs should be:
(a) Providing information to and screening Nascent Entrepreneurs NEs
(b) Promotion and engagement of Host Entrepreneurs HE
(c) Compiling applications of NEs and HEs
(d) Matching the relationships NE/HE
(e) Information and induction of Entrepreneurs Partnerships EP
(f) Management of contracts and commitments
(g) Logistical support
(h) Financial assistance
(i) Quality control and evaluation
(j) Active networking of the pilot projects
(k) Reporting by the Intermediate Organizations IOs

Proposal: TEPECS Trans-European
Personal Ehealth Products and Services for ageing persons

Objective 1.4: ICT for ageing well with
cognitive problems, combining assistive and independent living
technologies
*Funding instrument:* Pilot B - it is intended to
support several pilot actions

The objective is to
significantly improve quality of life and social care for the ageing
population by combining assistive technologies to compensate for
cognitive problems or mild dementia with independent living
platforms, specifying and demonstrating the resulting innovative ICT
enabled products and services.

Solutions should provide
cognitive training, activation and reinforcement for the elderly as
well as support to their day-to-day activities and social
interactions. This should result in a substantial prolongation of the
time they can continue to be at home rather than in an institution

The pilots should be clearly demand driven and build
on public-private partnerships. It should
bring together a set of
regional actions addressing the above goals and involve relevant

stakeholders such as care service providers, housing corporations
and insurance organisations.
A strong involvement of users and
their representatives, their families and carers, is expected
to
ensure end-user acceptance and uptake.