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The Business Innovation Center of Croatia (Croatian: Poslovno-inovacijski centar Hrvatske) or BICRO is an agency of the Croatian government formed in 1998 and responsible for allocating state funding for research and development projects.
| Poslovno-inovacijski centar Hrvatske | |
| Agency overview | |
|---|---|
| Formed | 1998 |
| Headquarters | Ksaver 208, Zagreb, Croatia |
| Website | www |
The agency's main goal is providing successful and efficient support to technological development and commercial use of research outputs by creating financial and material conditions for companies who wish to increase their competitiveness or facilitate introduction of new products or services to the market. The agency mainly does this by approving financial aid and incentives to small- and medium-sized companies for research and development.
In 2014, the merger of the BICRO with the Croatian Agency for Small Businesses and Investments (HAMAG INVEST) was carried out, with the purpose to create a unique system that will provide support to entrepreneurs through all development stages, and the Croatian Agency for Small Businesses and Investments changed its name to the Croatian Agency for Small Businesses, Innovations and Investments (HAMAG BICRO).[1]
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edit- ^ Hrvatska agencija za malo gospodarstvo, inovacije i investicije - Osnivanje (in Croatian), (retrieved 2022-11-17)
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