How do the local startup scenes look like in Estonia, Poland, Russia, Ukraine — but also in lesser known countries, from Bosnia-Herzegovina, to Moldova, to Georgia? How much do VCs invest these countries? Are corporations involved in these emerging ecosystems? Which are the most well-funded startups, and which younger ones should be followed? Why do so many ICOs come from Eastern Europe?
These and many other questions are answered in EWDN’s latest research study, “Startup Investment & Innovation in Emerging Europe.” The first of its kind, having involved more than 100 local and international experts and partnering organizations during one year, this research covers 24 countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
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The report includes 6 parts:
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- Part 1: Regional trends
- Part 2: The Token Spring of Central & Eastern Europe
- Part 3: Artificial Intelligence: The new powerhouse of Europe?
- Part 4: Local landscapes (23 countries)
- Part 5: Special Russia section
- Part 6: Featured startups and entrepreneurs
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