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Vision Mission

• Vision
• To be the organisation that gathers all Private
  Technology Centers of Spain representing all of
  them in the Innovation System (Science
  Technology Enterprise Society)
• To act as a qualified and prestigeous counterpart
  recognised by the other roll players in
  particular the State Administrations and the
  International Organisations.
• To be a reference of excelllence in innovation
  and technology aiming at the competitive
  advantage of the enterprises and the wealth of
  the Society
• Mission
• Consolidate and promote the Technology Centers
  Model represented by FEDIT as well as to take
  care and look after its full participation and
  integration in the Science Technology
  Enterprise Society System.
• Promote the innovation culture in the enterprise
  and the cooperation among its members.

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FEDIT Strategic Plan

• STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
• Influence
• Added Value Services
• Internationalization
• Internal Management
• Marketing
• Financement

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The Association

• Members 61
• Employees 5.000
• Scolarships 1.500
• Turnover 280 M
• Customers 31.000 enterprises
• PUC 8.000
• Data from 2002

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Technological Cooperation Experience of FEDIT
with Iberoamerican Countries

• TYPOLOGY
• Audits, viability studies and diagnosis
• Training
• Cooperation for Testing and Certification
• Caracterization, modelling and study of new
  materials, chemical compounds,...
• Development of New Technologies and New Processes
  of interest for their application to
  Iberoamerican industrial sectors

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Technological Cooperation Experience of FEDIT
with Iberoamerican Countries

• TYPOLOGY
• Thematic Networks of Technology Centers
• Thematic Networks with Universities and
  Enterprises
• Creation of New Technology Centers

• COUNTRIES
• Brazil Argentina Mexico
• Ecuador Bolivia Cuba
• Peru Venezuela Chile
• Costa Rica Paraguay Panama
• Colombia Dominican Republic Uruguay

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Technological Cooperation Examples of FEDIT with
Iberoamerican Countries

• Training
• Mutis Scolarships (MAE-AECI)
• Qualification of soldering technicians following
  International Standards
• Technical assitance previous to restoration of
  housings (Caribe)
• Seminar on Quality control applied to seefood
  preserves (Perú)

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Technological Cooperation Examples of FEDIT with
Iberoamerican Countries

• Sudies
• Diagnosis on the furniture industrial area of
  Jalisco and modernization of its Technology
  Center, CIDIM (Méjico)
• Insertion of Industrial Parks in Uruguay
• New Products
• New materials obtained from the sugar cane
• Vaccines for AIDS and Colera (Cuba)
• Networks
• Intec, Network of Technology Centers (Argentina,
  Brasil, Méjico)

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Technological Cooperation Examples of FEDIT with
Iberoamerican Countries

• Creation of Technology Centers
• Technology Center for the transformation of wood
  (Perú)
• New processes
• Productivity development, quality and cooperation
  between micro-enterprises of the wood and
  furniture sector (Chile)

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I Iberoamerican Congress of Technology Centers

• Logo Presentación del Congreso

Valencia, 31st March to 3rd April 2003
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I Iberoamerican Congress of Technology Centers

• OBJECTIVES
• National Programs Supporting Iberoamerican
  cooperation on Science and Technology
• Regional Policies supporting Research, Technology
  Development and Innovation
• Enterprises and Technology Centers Strategies
  Supporting Innovation
• Presentation of the different Technology Centers
  Models in the Iberoamerican Area
• Good Experiences of Iberoamerican Cooperation
  between Technology Centers

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I Iberoamerican Congress of Technology Centers

• Honnor Commitee
• President
• H.M. The King of Spain
• Members
• Heads of State of several Iberoamerican Countries
• (including the President of the Spanish
  Government)
• Spanish Ministry of Science and Technology
• Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Molt Hon.President of the Valencia Government

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I Iberoamerican Congress of Technology Centers

• Molt. Hble. Sr. D. José Luis Olivas i Martinez
• President of the Valencia Government
• Excmo. Sr. D. Josep Piqué i Camps
• Spanish Ministry of Sceince and Technology
• Ilma. Sra. Dña. Rita Barberá Nolla
• Mayor of Valencia
• Excmo. Sr. Embajador D. Jorge Alberto Lozoya
• SECIB General Secretary
• Sr. D. Ricardo Martí Fluxá
• President of the organising Commitee
• Sr. D. Roberto Gracia San Miguel
• President of FEDIT
• Sr. D. José Parés Sanjoaquín
• Congress Director

OPENING CEREMONY
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I Iberoamerican Congress of Technology Centers
Almost 300 Congressmen coming from the 21
Iberoamerican countries
Presence of the Ministry of Science and
Technology of Costa Rica and the Vice-Ministry of
Industry of Peru
Presence of all IBEROEKA Program Delegates for
whom visits to several Spanish Technology Centers
were prepared
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I Iberoamerican Congress of Technology Centers

• RESULTS
• On top of the objectives mentioned two
  Iberoamerican Research, Technology Development
  and Innovation Cooperation Milestones were
  reached
• Creation of the Iberoamerican Commitee of
  Technology Centers (Argentina, Bresil, Colombia,
  Costa Rica, Chili, Ecuador, Spain, Perú, Portugal
  and Uruguay)
• Framework Agreement between the Production
  Ministry of Perú, the Spanish Ministry of Science
  and Technology and FEDIT was signed

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Iberoamerican Commitee of Technology Centers -
CICET

• OBJECTIVES (I)
• Set-up and strengthening of different mechanisms
  for cooperation between Technology Centers
• Promote activities leading to mutual
  understanding between Technology Centers working
  in similar sectors and technologies and creation
  of efficient cooperation networks
• Favour and facilitate the preparation of
  initiatives and the participation in
  supranational programs
• Boost the participation on European Programs of
  those countries reaching agreements with the UE
• Support the Cooperative Research involving
  companies of at least two different countries

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Iberoamerican Commitee of Technology Centers -
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• OBJECTIVES (II)
• Increase and spread the existent files and data
  bases related to research and technology
  initiatives
• Promote training activities on technological
  innovation
• Organise Technology Centers Congresses,
  exhibitions, conferences,...
• Organisation and maintenance of a virtual forum
  between the members to foster their cooperation

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Iberoamerican Commitee of Technology Centers -
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• MEMBERS
• Mr. Rogelio Pardo Evans
• Minister of Science and Technology of Costa Rica
• Mr. Carlos Zamorano Macchiavello
• Vice-Minister of Industry of Perú
• Mr. Arturo González
• Director General of Technology Policy, MCYT,
  Spain
• Mr. Alfredo Ladrón González
• CITEMA-INTI, Republic of Argentina
• PhD. Margarita Garrido
• General Manager of the Colombian Institute for
  the Development of Science and Technology

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• Mr. Luis Pieri Storni
• General Manager of CEGETEC, Uruguay
• Mr. Cristian González Urrutia
• Adviser of the Directorate for Technology
  Development of CORFO, Chile
• Mr. Antonio Braz Costa do Santos
• President of RECET, Portugal
• Mrs. Ivon Palma
• General Manager of the Operations Department of
  CONICYT, Chile
• Mr. Omar Laiunta
• ABIPTI, Bresil
• Ing. Vinicio Baquero Ordóñez
• President of CONESUP, Ecuador
• Mr. Roberto Gracia
• President of FEDIT, Spain

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Iberoamerican Commitee of Technology Centers -
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• Fotografía Miembros CICET

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Iberoamerican Commitee of Technology Centers -
CICET

• ACTION PLAN
• April July
• Propose back-up from the Spanish Ministry of
  Science and Technology
• Work-out the Statutes and Executive Board
• July
• Final approval of the statutes and executive
  board
• Presentation to the 21 Representatives to the
  Iberoamerican Head of States Summit

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Iberoamerican Commitee of Technology Centers -
CICET

• ACTION PLAN
• July November
• Definition of the Work Plan (priorities)
• Gathering of the success and agreements signed
  after the I Iberoamerican Congress
• Presentation of the Cooperation Projects foreseen
  or in process in the Technology Environment
• Presentation of the Congress, the Iberoamerican
  Committee, its work plan and the cooperation
  success to the Iberoamerican Heads of State Summit

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Iberoamerican Commitee of Technology Centers -
CICET

• STATUTES (Final Draft under approval)
• General Assembly
• Constituent Members and Adherent Members of the
  Commitee
• President
• Two Vicepresidents
• Two years mandate
• One meeting per year
• Approval of the Yearly Working Plan
• Approval of new memberships

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Iberoamerican Commitee of Technology Centers -
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• STATUTES (Final Draft under approval)
• Meetings
• Reduced number of members (6?)
• One quarterly Executive Board meeting
• Propose, put in action, and follow-up the Yearly
  Work Plan

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Framework AgreementMCYT, Spain Ministry of
Industry, Perú FEDIT

• Spainsh Ministry of Science and Technology
• Policies and Support Authorities to the
  Technological Development
• Support to the Spanish Technology Centers through
  FEDIT on trheir relations with Tehcnology Centers
  and Companies in Peru
• Ministry of Industry of Perú
• Knowledge on the industrial reality of Perú
• Support to the Spanish Technology Centers through
  FEDIT on trheir relations with Tehcnology Centers
  and Companies in Peru
• Federación Española de Centros Tecnológicos
  FEDIT
• Experience and knowledge in the areas of research
  and development, technologies, training and
  technology transfer

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Framework Agreement MCYT, Spain Ministry of
Industry, Perú FEDIT

• ACTIVITIES
• Organisation of Training Activitie, Seminars and
  Conferences
• Joint Activities for information and technology
  dissemination
• Joint Activities for diagnosis, consultancy,
  prospective and technology management
• Foster the creation of Technology Base
  Enterprises and suuport of the already existant
• Support of the research and technological
  personnel movility and exchange

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