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The project aims to strengthen the Latvian IT cluster’s international presence and foster cooperation between the private, public, and research sectors through trade missions, international exhibitions, and export promotion activities.

The main goal of the project is to provide SMEs with the necessary tools to participate and conclude agreements with international non-governmental organizations.

​Within NEXTDIH-LV, the European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) acts as a national focal point for excellence in trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing (HPC) and cyber-secure digital processes

The purpose of this ambitious three-year initiative is to support EU businesses, especially small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), to become more resilient and sustainable and be able to quickly adapt to supply chain disruptions.

Project aim is to support digitally driven socio-economic inclusion in Central Asia, the Connectivity for Central Asia (C4CA) Action fosters safe and inclusive satellite connectivity access and use, particularly for women, youth and further marginalised groups.

The Intelligent Connected Cities (ICC) project is designed to promote the global competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from the Central Baltic region by addressing key challenges such as market access, technological adaptation and sustainability outside EU markets.

The CENTRAL HUB project aims to promote sustainable mobility in the Central Baltic region by reducing dependence on private cars and transport-related CO₂ emissions.

The “Mobility-as-a-Goal” project aims to address urban and regional mobility challenges and explore best practices for making mobility smarter and more sustainable. It also seeks to strengthen the capacity of ITS Finland, ITS Latvia, and ITS Estonia and enhance cooperation between the organisations, laying the foundation for future joint projects and initiatives.

To enhance the digital readiness of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Tajikistan, foster their digital development, and strengthen their capacity to make data-driven decisions for business growth.

The RAISE project was created in response to the increasing pressure faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Central Baltic region to remain competitive and drive innovation in an increasingly digitalised and globalised market. While artificial intelligence (AI) offers significant opportunities for growth and efficiency, many SMEs lack the knowledge, resources and confidence needed to successfully implement AI solutions.

The European Union's Erasmus+ programme is launching the AI COMPLY – Ensuring AI Compliance: Practical Guide on AI Regulation for SMEs and CVET project, which will provide businesses and vocational education and training organisations with a practical guide to ensuring compliance with the new EU Artificial Intelligence Regulation ( AI Act ). 

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