Who Learns from Whom? Knowledge Transfer Between the Kaposvar University and the Micro-Region Tamasi
Abstract
The cooperation programme for higher education and the least developed micro-regions was started by the Programming Office for Least Developed Micro-regions of the National Development Agency and by the Non-profit Association for Hungarian Tourism and Regional Development (Hungarian abbreviation MITE), in 2009. The programming office initiated a pilot project supported by the Implementation Operative Programme, which covers all the 33 least developed micro-regions to be developed by complex programme and which is coordinated by MITE. The programme originates in the idea that the least developed micro-regions suffer from the lack of relations, while number of the higher education institutions possess such capacities, which from many aspects would be reasonable to direct to these micro-regions. Kaposvár University joined this programme in 2011, by signing cooperation agreement with Tamási micro-region.
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