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RoNoMar (Romanian
Norwegian Maritime Project)
Project Progress
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation Programme for
Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Project Partners
Constanta Maritime University http://www.cmu-edu.eu/
Aalesund Knowledge Park http://www.aakp.no/
"Mircea cel Batran" Naval Academy http://www.anmb.ro
Aalesund University College http://www.hials.no
SIVA - Norway http://www.siva.no
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation
Programme for Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Goal and Objectives
• Goal: increase competitiveness and the potential for
wider cooperation in the maritime sector in Romania
• Objectives
– develop a maritime business incubator
– Develop and implement joint education and research
programs
• Funding
– 85% Norwegian Cooperation Program for Economic
Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania – EUR
4,000,000
– 15% Constanţa Maritime University and “Mircea cel
Batrân” Naval Academy (MBNA) – EUR 706,000
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation Programme for
Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Component 1 – Result 1
 Component 1 - Business Support and Innovation
Result 1: one incubator centre established in Constanta and ready for
operation in support of start-ups in the maritime sector
 We have evaluated more than 80 ideas of varying quality in the business
idea competitions
 9 ideas have been developed into business plans and 5 business plans
have been selected for incubation/incubation
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Vitrum Expert SRL – patent on magnetic microblinds
Celerco SRL – Matching buyers and providers of transport and logistic solutions
ROMAR SRL – Public relations and communication services for maritime sector
Sea Land Computing – developing a Romanian maritime portal
Barge spedition - matching buyers and providers of transport services on the
Danube
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation Programme
for Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Vitrum Expert
PRODUCT/INVENTION
• Magnetic microblinds in
insulating glass
NEED
• Financing
• Market
GOAL
• Production for the Romanian
market
H-Produkter
TASK
• New product
OFFER
• Co-finance in product
development
• Sales on Nordic market
GOAL
• Present the new product on
fair in August 2011
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation Programme for
Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Cebrum SLR? Cebrum AS
TASK
• Programming
BENEFIT
• Costs
• Skills
ESTABLISHED
• 2011???
PRODUCT
• ShipMaster –
digital HSEQ systems
MARKET
• Offshore segment
ESTABLISHED
• 2008
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation Programme
for Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Component 2 - Education
 Result 2: one student/teacher exchange
programme developed and implemented for at
least 20 students and 10 visiting teachers
› 4 students completed the master degree programme
in System and Product design at Aalesund
› one student is enrolled into the master programme in
Logistics at Molde University
› 10 students have completed one semester Exchange
Programme at Aalesund and Molde University for one
semester
› 6 students have attended one week best practice
module
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation Programme
for Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Component 2 - Education
 2 teachers have visited Aalesund University College,
Aalesund Vocational Training Center and Vesfold
University to gather information for the study on
Maritime Education in Norway and in Romania
 3 teachers from Naval Academy have been trained in
CFD at Aalesund University College
 4 teachers have attend courses on Crisis Management
at Aalesund University
 1 teacher CMU has been a visiting professor for 2
months at Aalesund University College
 1 teacher from CMU has been a visiting professor for
one month at Molde University
Supported by a grant from Norway
through the Norwegian Cooperation
Programme for Economic Growth and
Component 2 - Education
 Result 3: two joint Master Programmes in
navigation/maritime transportation and naval
engineering developed and certified
› One master Programme in Marine Engineering is
developed and it allows Romanian students to study
for one semester at Aalesund University College
› One master Programme in Port ans ship Management
is developed and it allows Romanian students to
study for one semester at Molde University College
Supported by a grant from Norway
through the Norwegian Cooperation
Programme for Economic Growth and
Component 2 - Education
 Result 4: one lifelong learning centre established
(including refurbishment works, equipment and course
development and certification)
• Center for Lifelong Learning and Technological Transfer
– provides:
• online suport for bachelor and master programs students
• online courses for third-parties
– offers:
• general purpose courses (in Romanian)
– Physics, Marketing, Economics, Computer programming, Computer
networks
• maritime focused courses
– Shipbuilding, Mechanics, IMO courses
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation
Programme for Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Component 2 - Education
 Result 5: IMO courses developed and certified
and engine simulator upgraded, fire fighting
training center purchased, equipments for IMO
courses purchased
› IMO Courses developed
› Target was 5 – we developed 11 courses
› Engine room simulator has been upgraded
› Fire fighting training center has been developed
› Equipments for IMO Courses
› 1 rescue boat plus davit
› 1 fast boat plus davit
› Tender for Dynamic Position Simulator is in progress
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation
Programme for Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Component 3 – Result 6
 Result 6: one feasibility study on the use of manned
ship models and three studies (on maritime
education, the development of computer assisted
marine structures and motivation for targeted groups
to join the maritime sector) developed
 Feasibility study on the use of manned ship models –
completed
 Study on maritime education in Norway and Romania completed
 Study on development of computer assisted marine
structure – completed
 Study on motivation for targeted groups to join maritime
sector - 1st draft sent out to partners for comments
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation Programme
for Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Component 3 – Result 7
 Result 7: joint research programmes in the maritime
field developed and implemented (including the
purchase of research and simulation equipment,
researcher training and workshops)
– Measurements of the Underwater Noise On The Romanian
Continental Platform of The Black Sea and The Impact On The
Ecosystem With Economical Implications
– objectives
• determine ambient underwater noise in the Black Sea;
• measure the underwater noise in the Romanian coastal region of
the Black Sea;
• determine the artificial sources of underwater noise from the
Black Sea;
• study the influence of vibrations on the physiological activity of
the Blue Mussel , Round goby and Dolphins
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation
Programme for Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
Component 3 – Result 8
 Result 8: project media and Internet advertisements
› Ronomar in Newspapers
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25 articles in local newspapers
1 article in Romanian Transport Business
1 article in Nautiq Magazine
20 publicity advertisements in the regional newspapers
› Press releases
› 4 press releases
› Ronomar on TV
› 2 TV shows at Local televisions
› 4 news about RoNoMar activities
› RoNoMar on radio
› 3 interviews about RoNoMar project
› RoNoMar is also on Facebook
Supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Cooperation Programme for
Economic Growth and Sustainable Development with Romania
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
ATTENTION!!!
Supported by a grant from Norway
through the Norwegian Cooperation
Programme for Economic Growth and