Euroacademy Faculty of the international relations Darja Antipina Estonian Business Incubators Essay Tallinn 2012 We can define business incubators as a specially designed programs to maintain successful development of entrepreneurial companies. There are more than 800 business Incubators in Europe and they devise into 2 main groups : 1) Incubators that focused on general business support 2) focused on technological areas. In Estonia exist Incubators in operation and new initiatives are underway. In my essay I allocate those Incubators, which are located in Tallinn. There are: Kopli Business Incubator, Ülemiste Business Incubator, Tallinn Creative Incubator. I focus on two of them : the Ülemiste Business Incubator which is created for technology-based service providers and innovative start- ups. This Incubator can offer modern
training, Subsidised secondments, Industrial research studentships, Support for recruitment of scientists. Grants for industrial R&D- Grants for R&D, Collaborative grants, reimbursable loans, Prizes to spend on R&D Service Information and brokerage support – Contact databases, brokerage events, advisory services, international technology watch, Patent databases, Benchmarking Networking measures – support for clubs, foresight to build common visions, co- location in incubators, Science-parks etc. Demand-side measures Systemic policies – cluster policies, Supply chain policies, Regulation – use of regulations & standards to set innovation targets, Technology platforms to coordinate development. Public procurement – R&D procurement, Public procurement of innovative goods. Support of private demand – Demand subsidies, Tax incentives, Articulation of private demand, Awareness and Training Catalytic Procurement Examples of innovation policy measures to develop
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