Baltic Innovation Prize
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The Baltic Innovation Prize is an award given annually by the Baltic Assembly for achievements in innovation and new technologies.[1][2][3]
Once a year the prize given to the most innovative company in the Baltic states who have implemented new economically successful evolution in their products, services or business models during the last three years.[4][5] The capital of the awarded company at least 51 % has to be made up of private national capital and the company has to be registered in Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania.[6][7]
The Baltic Innovation Prize is in the form of a statuette and a certificate [8]. The certificate is signed by the Baltic Assembly President, Vice Presidents and Heads of the Association.[9] The award is presented together with the Baltic Assembly Prize for Literature, the Arts and Science at awards ceremony in Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania.[10][11][12] The information about the awarded companies is published by the News media in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.[13]
The Baltic Innovation Prize was established on 2010 by the Baltic Assembly and the Baltic Association of Science / Technology Parks and Innovation Centres.[14][15]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Prize is awarded to the most technologically advanced enterprise in the Baltic States". Seimas.
- ↑ "The winners of the 2021 Baltic Innovation Prize were Idenfy (Lithuania), Integris (Latvia) and Bisly (Estonia)" (in lietuvių). 15min.
- ↑ "The Prize are presented every year at the Baltic Assembly session". Public Broadcasting of Latvia.
- ↑ "The prize is awarded to the most innovative Baltic enterprises". Saeima.
- ↑ "Entrepreneurs who have marketed innovative and successful products, services or business models within the past three years are eligible for the prize". Saeima.
- ↑ "The capital of the awarded enterprise (at least 51 %) has to be made up of private national capital and the enterprise has to be registered in one of the Baltic States". Seimas.
- ↑ "At least 51% of the share capital is national capital and the company is registered in one of the Baltic States" (in latviešu). www.innovation.lv.
- ↑ "The Prize consists of a monetary prize, a certificate and a statuette, which are awarded annually during the Session of the Baltic Assembly". Latvian Academy of Sciences.
- ↑ "The Baltic Innovation Prize in the form of a statuette and a certificate signed by the BA President". Seimas.
- ↑ "This year, Lithuania is holding the presidency of the Baltic Assembly, an organization for cooperation among the parliaments of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania". The Baltic Times.
- ↑ "Baltic Assembly awards ceremony took place in Riga". The Baltic Course.
- ↑ "Lithuanian company received a Baltic Innovation Prize from the Baltic Assembly during a ceremony that took place at the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania". findbiometrics.com. 18 November 2021.
- ↑ "The information about the awarded enterprise and its achievements is published by the media outlets in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania". Seimas.
- ↑ "In cooperation with the Baltic Association of Science, Technology Parks and Innovation Centres, the Baltic Assembly established the Baltic Innovation Prize in 2010". Saeima.
- ↑ "The Baltic Assembly established the Baltic Innovation Prize in 2010". Seimas.
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