Multimedia companies in Navarre

A study that researches the presence of multimedia companies in Navarre and analyses their most important characteristics. It is the most recent and comprehensive document on the sector in Navarre and is complemented by a guide to the 'Apt apyme' programme of the Technology Plan of Navarre and a study on the Information Society gives an insight into the Statistics Institute of Navarre.

Publications by CEIN

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Professional profiles
New services that generate employment in Navarre

Future of the agrofood sector
Challenges of innovation, growth and development

Sectoral studies by CEIN

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Paper and Graphic Arts

This 110-page publication, coordinated by CEIN, gives a structured vision of the situation and prospects of the paper and graphic arts sector, with particular attention to the subsector of pulp, paper and cardboard manufacturers.

Canned Fruit and Vegetables

Navarre has more than 180 vegetable processing companies. The conclusion of the study recommends that they should "establish more aggressive strategies through the creation of alliances, consortia and commercial groupings, and go for export markets". The development of new products, strengthening the level of computerisation in the different business areas, and collaborating with technological centres are some of the most noteworthy recommendations.

Manufacturers of Machinery and Equipment

In the prologue to this publication of almost 200 pages, this sector is defined as "key to industrial competitiveness". It is one of the studies made by the Plan to Drive Business Initiatives, and entities such as AIN, CEIN, CETENASA and a team of external experts have worked on the data collection and editing. Fifteen business diagnoses were made. The study ends with a number of proposals, among the creation of a centralised purchasing office and joint after-sales services.

Rubber and plastic

A 180-page publication on a sector "that shows optimal prospects for growth" according to the foreword by the Regional Minister of Industry and Technology, Commerce, Tourism and Employment, Nuria Iturriagagoitia Ripoll. Its added value represents 3% and the investment stands at 4.8 of the total for industry in Navarre in 1998, the year when the study was carried out.

Reports by CEIN on an area basis

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Northwest

Comprehensive information on the sub-zones of Baztan-Bidasoa, Leitzaran-Larraun-Ultzama and Sakana. This area occupies around 7,000 people, approximately half approximately in the metals and metal conversion sector.

Pyrenees

100 pages with information on the areas of Aoiz, Lumbier, Sangüesa, Valdorba, Erro, Aezkoa, Roncal, Salazar and Navascues (12% of the surface area of Navarre, but only 2% of its population. Women outnumber men in this area by more than 5,000).

Estella

An 80-page report summarising the situation and prospects of the area around Estella, in terms of business potential, employment, new initiatives, etc. plus a summary of the different areas in which the companies analysed operate (19 companies with more than 1,400 employees, representing 38.7% of the area).

Ribera Alta (upper Ebro valley)

Covers 23 municipalities with major industrial zones in San Adrian, Lodosa and Peralta. The active population mainly works in the industrial sector. The Ribera Alta occupies around 8,000 people, almost 14% of the industrial employment of Navarre in 1998, when the study was made.

Tudela

The study divides this area into five sub-zones, with 25 industrial areas and 9 industrial estates. In Tudela, the second largest population centre in Navarre, construction stands out against other sectors (13.5% of the active population).