MEDiterranean QUadruple helix Approach to Digitalisation EN

What two factors are key drivers of competitiveness and economic growth?

• Entrepreneurship and creativity

• Innovation and technology

     Based on the information you've already encountered on the project page, what do you believe is the primary goal of MED-QUAD? 

• The promotion of tourism in the Mediterranean regions

• The creation of transnational business partnerships

• The implementation of innovation through cooperation between universities and citizens

• The reduction of water consumption in urban areas

The Quadruple Helix approach on which the project is based is an example of good application following a catastrophic earthquake that occurred in:

• Greece

• Palestine

• Italy

• Jordan

MED-QUAD project partners include

• Businesses

• Municipalities

• University institutions

• Educational institutions

• Institutions, NGOs

MED-QUAD is based on the Quadruple Helix approach, which involves strengthening cooperation among its leading actors: universities, businesses, self-government, and society.

• True

• False

MED-QUAD aims to establish partnerships between universities and large companies.

• True

• False

"Living" labs are those that deal with living organisms.

• True

• False

The "living" laboratories are an "open" space for citizens where scientific research is conducted, and development opportunities are offered using technology and modern specialized equipment.

• True

• False

What are the two main focuses of the cross-border cooperation living workshops created in the context of the MED-QUAD project?

• The management and conservation of water and the promotion of cultural heritage

• The management of local organisations' finances

• Strengthening cooperation between businesses, local government, and universities

What is the source of funding for the MED-QUAD project?

• Local bodies and universities from each country

• The European Union under the ENI CBC MED Program

• The European Union in cooperation with Mediterranean NGOs