How can technology- and start-up centers become cool and attractive?
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Economic development of the administrative districts of Rendsburg-Eckernförde and PlönProject period
February 2017 — August 2018Services
Process design, knowledge transfer, strategy developmentWorking method
Case Studies, Interviews, MappingProduct
Development conceptOur expertise
Regional developmentPartner
Belius GmbHLink
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New places of work in rural areas
Multiplicities and Belius GmbH are initiating a transformation of technology and start-up centres in the districts of Rendsburg and Plön (Kiel city region). The report presents results and measures to improve three technology and start-up centres (TGZ) in the district of Plön and the district of Rendsburg-Eckernförde in Schleswig-Holstein. The aim is to activate rural areas in the Kiel region. The study presents recommendations for action to ensure future viability through knowledge transfer and business start-ups in the Kiel region.
The report presents results and measures to improve three technology and start-up centres (TGZ) in the district of Plön and the district of Rendsburg-Eckernförde in Schleswig-Holstein. Based on a user-centred analysis (interviews and workshops), prototypical ideas and measures were developed with tenants, operators and intermediaries from politics, planning, administration and funding bodies.
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