This action aims at raising awareness and knowledge of private business from various sectors. The users will be chosen through a questionnaire.

Organize a Czech local version of the Copernicus Masters, a competition on Earth Observation data with the aim to select promising proposals for the use of Earth observation data in a variety of applications and fields of human activity and support the implementation of these ideas into a form usable in practical applications.

The main aim of this activity is to provide specific training on technical, business and financial topics and to support knowledge transfer.

This activity will focus on the private and commercial sector (from large companies to SMEs and startups) by exploiting the maximum synergies with other stakeholders (public entities, research centres, …). SME and start-up support will be coordinated other national and region institutions (incubators, innovation agents, business public...

The main aim of the Economic Growth initiative is to promote the sustainable development of the different communities through the establishment of an Innovation Ecosystem for economic growth.

The action will build on the successful Defra UK Earth Observation Centre of Excellence programme, which has delivered user dialogue, piloting and implementation of applications, and cross cutting Copernicus products and facilities to reduce the cost and complexity of applications for individual public bodies.

This action aims to help Greek innovation businesses and start-ups to create innovative business solutions based on Copernicus.

In order to support innovative businesses and start-ups to investors, PRAXI will organize and animate one brokerage event, which will aim to connect the users or investors with the innovators of the activity 2018-03-08.

The action aimed at the joint organization of a cross-border working Day on Copernicus to strengthen the Copernicus programme use and the collaborations between the Walloon Region of Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

The workshop, intended as a dialog with key local institutions, aims to improve and facilitate the dialog between all the national end-users and enterprise community members’ representatives.

Pre-identification of a first set of (Copernicus) EO (Sentinel) derived cross-border services and products which could contribute to fulfil the geo-information needs in the framework of the transposition of EU directives or COP 21 decisions at regional level, especially those dealing with cross-border problematics linked to land planning,...

EU Member States are responsible for implementing EU regulations such as the Water Framework Directive (WFD) and Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSD). Finland has developed advanced EO-based (Copernicus Sentinels) water quality related tools and practices that serve directive implementation.

This activity is going to provide the necessary connections between different users in the Balkans, Middle East and North Africa for a dialogue, which will allow the achievement of collaboration.

PRAXI and NOA will participate in 2 cross-border events such as information days, seminars, workshops and matchmaking.

To organize courses, workshops and seminars (1 to 5 days of duration) in the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal) and selected countries of Latin America, mainly in Spanish language (but also in Portuguese and English)

The objective is to develop an advanced course about remote sensing technology and applications in Estonia’s largest University (Tartu University) for the master level international program training for the limited period 2 years.

The aim of this action is to integrate COPERNICUS data in the EU regulatory framework. Indeed, several European legislations are currently implemented and COPERNICUS data could easily provide a real added value in supporting the implementation of this legislation. Legislation like the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) that aims at...

The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) provides continuous data and information on atmospheric composition. CAMS user workshops are an opportunity to learn from the experience of existing users of the Atmosphere Monitoring Service and hear how they apply these data to their work.

NOA will organize a series of 4 seminars. The seminars will address specific potential users (from the public sector, companies and academia), covering their needs in the following thematic areas that have been identified initially as more suitable and relevant for region’s market...