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CMC@NP Project

CMC@NP Project. Connected Mobile Communities in the Northern Periphery NPP Scottish Partner Conference, Inverness 16 March 2009. Donnie Morrison Highlands & Islands Enterprise. CMC Key facts. Connected Mobile Communities in the Northern Periphery Funding programme: Northern Periphery

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CMC@NP Project

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  1. CMC@NP Project Connected Mobile Communities in the Northern Periphery NPP Scottish Partner Conference, Inverness 16 March 2009 Donnie Morrison Highlands & Islands Enterprise

  2. CMC Key facts • Connected Mobile Communities in the Northern Periphery • Funding programme: Northern Periphery • Priority: 1 – Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral regions • Budget: € 1,165,781.00 • Duration: 2 years (Sep08 – Aug10) • Partners: 7

  3. Partners • ERNACT (Ireland) • Donegal County Council (Ireland) • Derry City Council (Northern Ireland) • Western Isles (Scotland) • Assoc of Local authorities in Vasternorrland (Sweden) • Regional Council of North Karelia (Finland) • Fomento de San Sebastián (Spain)

  4. Aim • To use broadband mobile communication services to promote the competitiveness of rural communities in the NPP area

  5. Objectives • Develop the capability of rural area communities within the NP to incorporate emerging broadband mobile services into their community development strategies • Use the capability to develop a number of broadband mobile services that support sustainable development of specific sectors in NP communities • Utilise the services to (1)improve the inherent sustainability of communities and to (2) provide economic connections to more central areas

  6. Workpackages WP1 – Management & Coordination (ongoing) WP2 – Design Transnational Mobile Community Model (near completion) WP3 – Design & Trial Transnational Mobile Services (In process) WP4 – Carry-out Transnational Mobile Community Pilot

  7. Project Structure

  8. Organisational Structures

  9. Ambulance project • Live video feed from Ambulance or accident scene or home • Currently at trial stage

  10. Donnie Morrison Highlands and Islands Enterprise James Square 9 James Street HS1 2QN Stornoway Isle of Lewis Scotland T: +44 (1851) 707323 E: donnie.morrison@hient.co.uk

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