Supervisors info:
Δρ., Ε. Λέκκας Καθηγητής ΕΚΠΑ
Δρ., Ε. Σκούρτσος Επικ. Καθηγητής ΕΚΠΑ
Δρ., Κ. Σούκης Δρ. Γεωλόγος, ΕΔΙΠ ΕΚΠΑ
Summary:
In recent years the crisis in Greece has brought about radical changes at the political and economic level, negatively affecting the smooth course of the Greek economy. The financing of the Greek economy comes mainly from 3 sources. The banking system, public spending, private capital- investment and are also involved in the development of the economy. The public investment programme (NSRF- national resources) in recent years has experienced a reduction in liquidity, which affects the productive sectors of our country. The productive sectors in our country have been hit in the last years of the Greek economy's recession. Therefore, Greece's new development model should be based on the main choices that developed the Greek economy in previous years. Above all, agricultural production with its rise in recent years shows the value of the products produced of Greek land at local and international level. Moreover, after difficult years the Greek industry manages to develop in several sectors, such as the food sector of machinery, chemicals and metals. Also an important area contributing to economic development is the energy sector, through gas pipelines and investments in renewable energy sources. Transport is expected to take advantage of Greece's strategic position through the development of ports, railways, road axes and the creation of logistics centers. The productive sectors determine economic developments if the appropriate financial resources exist to be implemented. With new technologies offering development allotting opportunities through the establishment of new companies (start ups) is the result of research done in universities and scientific laboratories by region. Finally, the heavy industry of our country, tourism, as a productive tool remains in the first place contributing positively to Greece's GDP, the fight against unemployment and the introduction of foreign exchange.
In recent years the crisis in Greece has brought about radical changes at the political and economic level, negatively affecting the smooth course of the Greek economy. The financing of the Greek economy comes mainly from 3 sources. The banking system, public spending, private capital- investment and are also involved in the development of the economy. The public investment programme (NSRF- national resources) in recent years has experienced a reduction in liquidity, which affects the productive sectors of our country. The productive sectors in our country have been hit in the last years of the Greek economy's recession. Therefore, Greece's new development model should be based on the main choices that developed the Greek economy in previous years. Above all, agricultural production with its rise in recent years shows the value of the products produced of Greek land at local and international level. Moreover, after difficult years the Greek industry manages to develop in several sectors, such as the food sector of machinery, chemicals and metals. Also an important area contributing to economic development is the energy sector, through gas pipelines and investments in renewable energy sources. Transport is expected to take advantage of Greece's strategic position through the development of ports, railways, road axes and the creation of logistics centers. The productive sectors determine economic developments if the appropriate financial resources exist to be implemented. With new technologies offering development allotting opportunities through the establishment of new companies (start ups) is the result of research done in universities and scientific laboratories by region. Finally, the heavy industry of our country, tourism, as a productive tool remains in the first place contributing positively to Greece's GDP, the fight against unemployment and the introduction of foreign exchange.
Keywords:
Productive sectors, development tools, tourism, municipality, linking. business plan.