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Clean Tech at Chamber Academy
30 April 2010


In May Chamber Academy takes place at the international conference “Green Solutions, Clean Tech and Development” in Härnösand, in close collaboration with Sida Partnership Forum.

The theme of Chamber Academy this year will be Clean Tech and the aim is to explore the opportunities for business and future cooperation between Sweden and emerging markets within this sector.

In order to meet the challenges of climate change and to achieve the millennium goal for sustainable development we need to find green solutions. The private sector is of vital importance and plays a key role contributing with innovations and green solutions. This initiative will offer a platform for all actors concerned to meet and exchange experiences, increasing the potential for future cooperation.

The conference “Green Solutions, Clean Tech and Development” organised by Sida will give you an overview of the innovation and green solutions that Sweden has to offer. There will also be discussions in workshops and clean tech demonstrations.

During the autumn this initiative will be followed up at Chamber Academy in Stockholm. There will be a focus on your markets and match-making with Swedish companies.

More information and contact details for Chamber Academy

Programme Green Solutions, Clean Tech and Development conference

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