Danube Tech Valley

Danube Tech Valley

The Danube Tech Valley Initiative (DTVI) by GLOBSEC is aiming to power ahead and accelerate the innovation potential in CEE, by increasing its competitiveness and growth vis-à-vis the rest of Europe and the world, by creating synergies and convergence, interconnecting existing initiatives, and enabling bottom-up cross-border interactions and cooperation between diverse stakeholders in the Danube region. Its newly launched Danube Innovation Tracker aims to accelerate the innovation potential of the region.

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Publication

The Danube Tech Valley covers the 14 countries located in the Danube Region as defined by the macro-regional strategy adop

Press release

GLOBSEC and its Danube Tech Valley Initiative (DTVI) announce a new partnership with Silicon Castles, a renowned expert in building and scaling technolo...

29.03.2023
Event

GLOBSEC’s Danube Tech Valley team hosted an official launch of the Initiative in Vienna for Austrian audiences in the pres

01.02.2023
Publication

According to the 2022 European Innovation Scoreboard, the innovation performance of most of the countries in the Danube Va

Event

GLOBSEC launched its new Danube Innovation Tracker in Prague.

29.11.2022
Press release

Prague, November 24th 2022: Startups in the Danube Region are now worth more than €413.7b in combined enterprise value and they raised €27.6m of new cap...

24.11.2022
Press release

GLOBSEC Danube Tech Valley Initiative (DTVI) Innovation Report: Building an Innovation Ecosystem in the region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE
 &...

17.05.2022

Publications

The Danube Tech Valley covers the 14 countries located in the Danube Region as defined by the macro-regional strategy adopted by the European Council in 2010. The Danube Region thus includes nine EU Member States, three Accession Countries and two Neighbouring Countries.

GLOBSEC’s Danube Tech Valley team hosted an official launch of the Initiative in Vienna for Austrian audiences in the presence of H.E. Federal Minister of Labour and Economy of the Republic of Austria Martin Kocher.

01.02.2023

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