“Transformation and Strengthening of the Competitiveness of Cultural and Creative Industries”

Project Summary

Through this project, LIArhitektura d.o.o. aims to strengthen its capacities through digital transformation, alignment with the European Union regulatory framework, and the development of innovative processes, products, and services.

The project will improve creative, production, distribution, and market placement processes, while accelerating the digital transformation across all stages of the value chain in the creative industries sector. This will enhance the competitiveness of creative products and content in the single digital market.

Project Activities

The project includes the following key activities:

• establishment of new and improvement of existing business processes to adapt to the Single Digital Market
• promotion and visibility activities
• project management
• employee training and professional development

Objectives and Expected Results

The project is expected to result in increased operational efficiency, reduced operating costs, improved service quality and strengthened market position of the company.

The project directly contributes to the objectives of the Call for Proposals aimed at transforming and enhancing the competitiveness of cultural and creative industries. Investments in advanced technologies and employee skills development will strengthen the company’s capacities, enable higher-quality services, and increase resilience to market challenges.

As a result, LIArhitektura will strengthen its position in the global digital market and contribute to the growth and development of the creative sector.

Financial Overview

• Total project value: EUR 31,869.86
• Total eligible costs: EUR 31,869.86
• EU co-financing: EUR 27,089.38

Funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official views of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them.