Geo-Economic Development

What must be understood as ‘geo-economic development’ is the development of all areas of the economy where the role of the public sector, as an actor or as a regulator, is of relevant importance, putting therefore an emphasis on public-private partnerships with a larger macroeconomic impact on a country or a region.

This is the core expertise of Horizon Development Baltics and the centrepiece of its mission in Central Europe and the Baltic States.

Areas of specialization:

• Environmental and natural resource management
• Tourism
• Tourism infrastructure
• Regional Economic Development Plans
• Municipal Economic Development Plans
• Public administration
• Social Reforms
• Energy and renewable energy resources

Horizon Development Baltics has an important role the Baltic Region, via its activities in tourism, energy and tourism infrastructure development, its repetitive involvement with EU Interreg III projects, UN environmental projects, research and promotion of renewable energies in the three Baltic States and with the promotion of the Estonian e-Administration model in Central and Western Europe.

Geo-economic activities outside the Baltic States include regional tourism development, energy, security and health-care reforms.