The EIS project has published its full report on ways COVID-19 have impacted internationalising SMEs.
See the full report here.
The Interreg Europe project, Everywhere International SMEs (EIS), is gathering insights, cases and practices that have been enacted to support internationalising SMEs during COVID-19 and the project is looking at ways to adapt these practices and learnings into business support operations to support SMEs going forward.
How has Covid impacted SMEs? help us gather early insights by answering this survey – either as an SME or as a business support organisation
The EIS partners met for the third and final time at the end of June in Aarhus, Denmark
Full report published on ways COVID-19 has impacted internationalising SMEs
The EIS partners met for a second workshop to examine the pandemic’s implications for internationalizing SMEs on disruption to international supply chains
Hampshire hosts first EIS project extension workshop late April
EIS partners receive further funding to explore the impacts of Covid-19 on internationalisation of SMEs
Learn about the EIS Tool that assists business support organisations in developing support services for the internationalisation process of SMEs.
The Pomeranian SME Migaloo Home took the next step for their company by starting the process of going international.
EIS Action Plan helps Donegal County, Ireland adjust its policy and make necessary changes to optimise the regional SMEs opportunities for internationalising.
The Commissioner for the Internal Market, Industry, SMEs and Entrepreneurship, Mrs. Bienkowska, delivered the keynote speech at the midterm conference for EIS
How COVID-19 impacted SMEs and their internationalisation activities?
