Kako bi ostvarili zajednički utvrđene ciljeve i strateške prednosti za svoje članove u odnosu na konkurenciju, klasteri trebaju imati solidno i održivo financiranje. Načelno se glavni izvori financiranja u Hrvatskoj mogu podijeliti na 2 skupine:
1.JAVNA POTICAJNA SREDSTVA
– program za poticanje klastera Ministarstva gospodarstva, rada i poduzetništva
– subvencije regionalnih i lokalnih institucija za poticanje gospodarstva
– poticajna sredstva u okviru projekata Europske unije
2. IZVORI PRIHODA U GOSPODARSTVU
– članarine
– prihodi iz usluga klastera
– provizije/prihodi iz posredovanja poslova
– prihodi od organizacije skupova
– prihodi iz akvizicije javnih projekata (nacionalni natječaji, EU, Svjetska banka)
– učešće u prihodima iz zajedničkih patenata i licenci
– sponzorstva i donacije poduzeća i članova
Dosadašnja iskustva postojećih hrvatskih klastera pokazala su da tvrtke prije svega pokazuju zanimanje za usluge marketinga, promocije izvoza, obrazovanja i stručnog usavršavanja, primijenjenog istraživanja i razvoja, zajedničkih ustanova ili zajedničko korištenje usluga ustanova, informiranja o javnim nabavama, zajedničke nabave, kooperacijskih projekata, kadrova.
This expansive collection designed by Mette and Rolf Hay of over 60 objects such as stools, benches, tables, vases, and even candle holders, are each elegant and modern with an aesthetic that is still very true to Hay’s original studio work. With practically all of the pieces being such a reasonable price (nothing is priced over $600), many of them are going to be tempting.
Nothing changes a room quite like a fresh coat of paint, but the time and expense of re-painting an entire space puts many people off. Instead, think about how you can subtly use paint to draw attention to your home’s better features, or perhaps fake a few you wish you had.
The two wooden structures create a space in between that hosts a work area overlooking the living room and kitchen below. A bedroom and shower are tucked away to one side of the common space, close to the mezzanine walkway. We love how everything was kept simple, with the plywood surfaces adding a warm feel against the walls painted in white. Here and there, splashes of color add a personal, dynamic touch. Photography credits: Jeremias Gonzalez. IKEA’s product development engineer Ricky Ericsson states in the video that they had to modify the original legs of the HAY design for greater stability.
Flower pots enliven the atmosphere and add to the charming personality of this place. The integrated kitchen units in black provide an interesting contrast with the white walls. We believe this one-room apartment in Sweden restores hope on decorating small spaces; with little effort, you can truly do magic.
The room itself is filled with natural light (a real treat for the Swedes!) and very well organized. The bed stands on one side of the room and is stacked with pillows of various sizes. There is even a dining area in this small apartment which consists of a retractable table and three chairs.
