Archive
MFG Baden-Württemberg has implemented numerous projects and programmes over the course of its 15-year history, some of which have been completed in the meantime. Documentation on the most recent is stored here in the archive. Please note that the linked project pages may contain information that has become out of date over time and the pages are amended or updated only in exceptional cases.
Completed projects (selection)
FITT
The project FITT (Fostering Interregional Exchange in ICT Technology Transfer), supported by the European Union, aims at closing the gap between ICT research and the market. The project brings together seven renowned technology transfer experts from five European countries to collaboratively improve the commercialisation ...
klick – mach mit!
'klick - mach mit!' was initiated by the non-profit foundation Baden-Württemberg Stiftung in 2006 and was managed by MFG Baden-Württemberg. It was an innovative digital literacy programme addressing citizens who are not quite media-savvy on a large-scale in the state of Baden-Württemberg.
Baden-Württemberg goes mobile
Until the end of 2009 MFG Baden-Württemberg was looking for smartphone applications which have been developed by pupils, students, young professionals, start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises and other creative people from Baden-Württemberg.
Creativity World Forum 2009
The Creativity World Forum 2009 was the annual main event of the international "Districts of Creativity" network. On two congress days, more than 2,000 creative people and decision-makers discussed current questions focussing on the subjects of creativity, technology, digitalisation and globalisation.
VoicE
EU legislation in the area of consumer protection is hardly comprehensible for many consumers and raises a multitude of questions. Via the e-participation platform VoicE citizens had the chance to discuss current topics linked to consumer protection with their representatives in Brussels.
Regional competition InternetDorf
The regional competition InternetDorf has been announced for the first time in 1999. The goal of the competition was to enhance the quality of municipal websites, the development and the divulgence of innovative Internet services and IT applications as well as the support of the extension of e-government within the councils.
Innovationsprogramm Web 2.0
The aim of the so-called innovation programme web 2.0 was to point out economic and social potential of web 2.0 applications for industry and public sectors alike. Via events and working groups MFG introduced the topic to different target groups and tried to initiate new projects here to enhance the forward compatibility of Baden-Württemberg.
do it.konferenz 2008
Four congresses have been concentrated with the do it.konferenz 2008 being a large networking platform for the IT and creative industries in Baden-Württemberg. For two days the International Congress Center Stuttgart belonged to IT thought leaders and decision makers from science, economy and politics.
FoCus
FoCus aimed at fostering synergies between public policies in support of e-business for SMEs to create networks of e-business know-how across national borders. The follow-up project of SYNEBIS facilitated the exchange of best practices in policy measures in the field of e-business.
SPreaD
SPreaD was aimed at structuring and making available experiences from broad-based education programmes in the field of digital literacy in the business world and local communities. The consortium established a Europe-wide network of experienced regional, national and European education partners to ensure the toolkit’s quality.
do it.regional
The action programme do it.regional was a support programme of the Ministry for Nutrition and Rural Regions Baden-Württemberg (MLR). 23 innovative pilot projects were supported altogether to stabilise the rural regions.
