Projects

The Enterprise Europe Network helps businesses innovate and grow on an international scale. It is the world’s largest support network for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with international ambitions.

“Estonian Export Directory” is a practical business guide that has become the most important and prestigious publication for the local importers and exporters over the years.

Woodworking sector is competitive export sector in CB region. Common problem is that woodworking sector mainly exports to China raw materials - 60% of all export to China in sector. Common challenge is to develop wood interior design industry product export to China by developing joint corporation network and activities.

Development cooperation project of the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry „Developing Economic and Business Relations With Distant Developing Countries."

The overall aim of this project is helping SMEs to secure urgently needed employees, especially from the Millennial generation and the Generation Z.

The objective of the project is to improve the performence of the local-regional strategies and policies by strengthening their contribution to find balance in tourism with a focus on spreading tourism over a wider area, making use of the opportunities offered by the city and region. The project aims to strengthen the positive effects of tourism and to reduce the negative effects of tourism.

Estonians have a deep relationship with their food. Our food reflects our history by combining cuisines and cultures that have traversed through our land. To this day, Estonians enjoy fusing together different styles and constantly innovating for new, undiscovered flavours. We invite you to discover exciting tastes from the country with pure air, clean water, fresh food.

Tourban is an EU-funded project that supports urban tourism SMEs in becoming more competitive and more sustainable – not only from an environmental but also from an economic and social point of view.

The history of the Estonian Companies' Competitiveness Ranking dates back to the year 2003 when this ranking was first drawn up by the initiative of the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The project presented by the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ECCI) focuses on increasing female participation in the ICT sector and this way secure democratic digital transformation. The aim is to pilot activities, which once proven efficient will be carried out in years to come. The results will be achieved thanks to multi-sectoral involvement.

A project to promote permeability through dual bachelor's programs with integrated initial and further vocational training.