Adriapol is a strong believer of creative economy. Competition has become global and Albania is getting more urban. Its cities and towns need to win investors and create more and better jobs by utilizing the unrecognized potential of creative industries.
A key role in the projects is played by information technology fused in the education of young people. These technologies are converting the current education system more effective by eliminating a range of links and making knowledge transfer chair shorter and stronger while putting the student in the center. Partnerships are needed to improve working conditions and support transitions to formality. The triple helix approach can play an important role in helping regions develop by mobilizing skill and investment within the region. Supporting investments that require skills gained through the universities ensure an increase in formal employment. Policy support for local job creation will require robust cross-sector coordination at the local level. Local and regional contexts are the settings where “coalitions of purpose” can be effectively built across the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors, with local actors often building long-term relationships with each other.
Creative industry is developed on culture and uses an individual's creativity, skill and talent for job and wealth creation through the generation and exploitation of intellectual property. Combined programs should be compiled between ITC’s and creative industries to target the sectors of artisanal products, visual arts and music in developing and transition economies by adding the entrepreneurial dimension and providing technical assistance to promote trade opportunities and develop producers’ export capabilities.While working directly with artisans, artists and musicians to increase their benefits by including their creations into domestic and international value chains, ITC enhances the services of the sector’s associations to their clients and encourages the integration of creative industries into national trade development strategies. We at Adriapol are working with cultural stakeholders and together we have developed interventions that would benefit the local economies.
The concept of tourism clusters is becoming central within the tourism development planning process and the EU perceives cluster arrangements as the preferred form of introducing innovations in different economic fields, including tourism. People serving in tourism industry have to be qualified in the area in general and for the particular tools according to each applied direction of tourism and using the tradition of the zone for being attractive for the tourists and creating the sustainability in the sector.Each region has its priorities for sustainable development based on the respective natural and human resources. There are some regions with a lot of traditions in hospitality and culinary for offering to the tourists the best of the area. The others have more historical and cultural or natural resources to be developed for making in the service of tourism. For these reason need to be defined the priorities for each region.
