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more Zagreb, 3 September 2014. – The National Competitiveness Council, as a partner of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the Program for Global Competitiveness, today presented the most recent results of the "Global Competitiveness Report, 2014-2015." In this year's report Croatia is ranked 77th out of 144 countries, which is decline of two place from 2013. more ZAGREB, 7 July 2014 – The National Competitiveness Council has presented for the third consecutive year the results of research for the "Regional Competitiveness Index of Croatia, 2013" (RIK 2013). The Regional Competitiveness Index is a continuation of the measuring of the competitiveness of Croatia's counties that began in 2007. It provides an exhaustive and high-quality basis for the continued monitoring of Croatia’s regional competitiveness in terms of the quality factors upon which the attractiveness of a particular region for business and life depends. It entails research that provides a clear picture of the strengths and weaknesses of Croatia's 21 counties and makes recommendations to strengthen competitiveness at the local level. The Regional Competitiveness Index can be a good "investment" guide, but it also is a stimulus to many institutions, especially in education, to participate in the improvement of individual factors that affect the productivity of local economies and/or the public sector in a specific region. ZAGREB, 22 May 2014. – The International Institute for Management Development (IMD) of Lausanne, of which the National Competitiveness Council is a partner institute, today published the latest results from the World Competitiveness Yearbook 2014. According to the report, Croatia occupies 59th place out of the 60 leading global economies. This year’s decline by one place puts Croatia among the worst countries in terms of its competitiveness among developed countries. The competitiveness rankings are based on more than 300 criteria, two-thirds of which are statistical indicators while one-third is based on opinion polling of businessmen. more ZAGREB, 23 April 2014. – The National Competitiveness Council published today the results of the most recent research of the World Economic Forum (WEF) on information technology, according to which Croatia is ranked in 46th position in using Information and communication technologies. more more ZAGREB, 1 April 2014 – The National Competitiveness Council today published the results of The Global Enabling Trade Report (ETI) 2014 by World Economic Forum (WEF). According to the report, Croatia is ranked in 56th place out of the 138 countries. The ETI assesses the extent to which economies have in place the institutions, policies, infrastructures and services to facilitate the free flow of goods over borders to their destination. The Global Enabling Trade Report 2014 emphasized that the world’s emerging economies must carry out the reforms in accordance with the Agreement of the World Trade Organization adopted in December 2013 if they want to prosper. Inefficiency, bureaucracy and poor infrastructure are among the key factors that hinder economies in the ease of trading. Zagreb, 4 September 2013 – The National Competitiveness Council, as a partner of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the Global Competitiveness Program, today published the latest results from the "Global Competitiveness Report, 2013-2014." After Croatia's ranking last year showed a downward trend, in this year's report it has registered a slight improvement, rising six positions to 75th among the 148 countries included in the report. Since 2002, when Croatia was first included in these rankings, it recorded real progress from 2005 to 2007, and then continual decline from 2008. more ZAGREB, 30 May 2013. – The International Institute for Management Development (IMD) of Lausanne, of which the National Competitiveness Council is a Partner institute, today published the latest results for the World Competitiveness Yearbook 2013. According to IMD's results, Croatia occupies 58th place out of the 60 leading world economies. In this year's 25th anniversary edition of the competitiveness rankings Latvia has been included for the first time. more ZAGREB, 10 April 2013. – The National Competitiveness Council published today the results of the most recent research of the World Economic Forum (WEF) on information technology, according to which Croatia is ranked in 51st position out of 144 countries. more ZAGREB, 07 March 2013. –The National Competitiveness, as a partner institute of the World Economic Forum, today published the latest results from the Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report, in which Croatia is ranked in 35th place out of 140 countries. This year’s report, entitled “Reducing Barriers to Economic Growth and Job Creation,” places special emphasis on the importance of the tourism industry in creating jobs and in the development of an economy. more The National Competitiveness Council is one of the sponsors for the 8th Fair of Scholarships organized by the Institute for the Development of Education. The fair will take place on Tuesday, 16 October 2012 at the National and University Library in Zagreb and on Thursday, 18 October 2012 at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Rijeka. more Zagreb, 5 September 2012. – The National Competitiveness Council, as a partner of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the Program of Global Competitiveness, today announced the most recent results of the "Global Competitiveness Report, 2012-2013.“ After Croatia's ranking last year was unchanged, its ranking in 2012 dropped by five places compared to 2011. This year's real decline of four positions compared to 2011 puts Croatia in 81st place out of 144 countries. Since 2002, when it was first included in these rankings, Croatia's results in the competitiveness rankings have oscillated, registering improvements from 2005 to 2007 and then a continuous decline from 2008 to 2012. more more ZAGREB, 12 June 2012. – At the session of the National Competitiveness Council held on 12 June 2012, new members were name from the ranks of the Government of the Republic of Croatia, businessmen, the academic community, and the unions. Ivica Mudrinić, President of the Board of Croatia Telecom, was again elected President of the Council. The Vice Presidents will be Božo Prka, President of the Board of Privredna Banka Zagreb and Goran Radman, Dean of Vern College of Applied Science. ZAGREB, 31 May 2012. – The Institute for Management Development (IMD) of Lausanne, of which the National Competitiveness Council is a partner-institute, today published the latest results for the World Competitiveness Yearbook, 2012. According to the yearbook, Croatia occupies 57th place out of a total of 59 of the leading world economies, which is made up of an elite group that does not include undeveloped countries or those with unreliable statistics. more ZAGREB, 23 May 2012. – The National Competitiveness Council today published the results of the World Economic Forum (WEF) report on global trade, the"Global Enabling Trade Report, 2012". According to the report, Croatia's overall ranking is 46th out of a total of 132 countries, the same ranking that it held last years. According to the WEF research, European Union countries like Hungary, Poland, Italy, Slovakia, Greece, Romania, and Bulgaria are ranked lower than Croatia. more more ZAGREB, 4 April 2012. – The National Competitiveness Council published today the results of the most recent research of the World Economic Forum (WEF) on information and communications technology (ICT), according to which Croatia is ranked 45th out of 142 countries. This year the WEF used a new, substantially altered methodology for calculating and evaluating the readiness of countries to use ICT in terms of its influence on national competitiveness. The new methodology is more precise and permits better quality measurements, but a direct comparison with the results and rankings from the previous report is not possible. ZAGREB, 16 May 2011 – The National Competitiveness Council (NCC) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) presented the «Regional Competitiveness Index of Croatia 2010», which ranks the economic competitiveness of the country’s 21 counties and three major regions. more Zagreb, 13 January 2011. – Members of the National Competitiveness Council today presented a draft of the Council's "Charter for a New Beginning" to Dr. Ivo Josipovic, President of the Republic of Croatia. The document defines a vision for the long-term and sustainable development of Croatia. more
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IMD - Svjetska ljestvica talenata Laussane, 20. studeni 2014. - IMD je objavilo novo izvješće, IMD – Svjetska ljestvica talenata, koje uključuje svih 60 zemalja svijeta koje su trenutno rangirane u IMD – Svjetskom godišnjaku konkurentnosti. Održan okrugli stol „Za konkurentniju Zagrebačku županiju” Zagreb, 1. listopad 2014. - Nacionalno vijeće za konkurentnost u partnerstvu s Zagrebačkom županijom organiziralo je Okrugli stol „Za konkurentniju Zagrebačku županiju“, vezano za rezultate istraživanja Regionalnog indeksa konkurentnosti Hrvatske 2013. Izvješće o globalnoj konkurentnosti 2014. Zagreb, 3. rujan 2014. - Nacionalno vijeće za konkurentnost, kao partner Svjetskog gospodarskog foruma u Programu globalne konkurentnosti, objavilo je danas najnovije rezultate „Izvješća o globalnoj konkurentnosti 2014.-2015.“. U Izvješću Hrvatska se nalazi na 77. mjestu među 144 gospodarstva svijeta što je pad za 2 pozicije u odnosu na 2013.godinu. Istraživanje regionalne konkurentnosti Hrvatske 2013. ZAGREB, 7. srpnja 2014. – Nacionalno vijeće za konkurentnost predstavilo je istraživanje «Regionalni indeks konkurentnosti Hrvatske 2013.» koje daje bogatu i kvalitetnu podlogu za kontinuirano praćenje regionalne konkurentnosti Hrvatske u smislu kvalitete faktora o kojima ovisi atraktivnost nekog područja za poslovanje i življenje. IMD godišnjak konkurentnosti 2014: Hrvatska i dalje među najgorima po konkurentnosti između razvijenih zemalja ZAGREB, 22. svibnja 2014. – Institut za razvoj poslovnog upravljanja, čiji je partner-institut Nacionalno vijeće za konkurentnost, objavio je danas rezultate «Godišnjaka svjetske konkurentnosti 2014.» prema kojem je Hrvatska zauzela 59. mjesto od ukupno 60 vodećih svjetskih ekonomija. Hrvatska 46. na globalnoj ljestvici konkurentnosti korištenja ICT-a ZAGREB, 23. travnja 2014. – Nacionalno vijeće za konkurentnost objavilo je danas rezultate najnovijeg istraživanja Svjetskog gospodarskog foruma (WEF) o informacijskoj tehnologiji, prema kojem se Hrvatska po konkurentnosti korištenja informacijskih i komunikacijskih tehnologija nalazi na 46. poziciji. Izvješće o lakoći trgovanja: Hrvatska na 56. mjestu od 138. zemalja ZAGREB, 1. travanj 2014. – Nacionalno vijeće za konkurentnost objavilo je danas rezultate „Globalnog izvješća o lakoći trgovanja 2014.“ (Global Enabling Trade Report 2014), Svjetskog gospodarskog foruma, prema kojem je Hrvatska rangirana na 56. mjesto od ukupno 138 država obuhvaćene istraživanjem.