Clusters

With its headquarters in Porto, the HCP is achieving an increasingly nationwide scale and a notable international presence. 

Currently, the HCP brings together about 160 members, including R&D institutions, universities, hospitals, organisations from civil society and companies in the areas of pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices, ICT and services, among others.

Therefore, its main objective is to promote and foster cooperation between the production technologies providers - namely machinery, equipment and systems manufacturers, system integrators, software application developers, engineering enterprises - and the relevant bodies of the end-user sectors, in order to offer innovative, flexible, integrated and competitive solutions.

Nowadays, the cluster brings together more than 100 members, including technology providers, end users, industry associations, entities from the science and technology system, among others. 

PortugalFoods is the "umbrella" brand of the Portuguese agro food sector and the main promotional vehicle of the countries’ products, brands and companies, contributing for their increasing recognition in the international markets.

By promoting and encouraging cooperation between companies, organizations, universities and public authorities, the cluster intends to increase the mobility industries R&D capacity and therefore their turnover, exports and qualified employment.

It aims to position Portugal as a reference in the research, design, development, manufacturing and testing of products and services for the mobility industries.

Headquartered in Porto, has 40 members including companies, business associations, R&D centres and public bodies.

The cluster aims to make Portugal a world reference in the ICT - the Information and Communication Technologies and Electronics field - until 2020. The Internet of the Future, training and qualification, and internationalisation are the main vectors of the clusters’ intervention strategy.

With headquarters in Aveiro, TICE.PT engages and mobilizes relevant actors throughout Portugal, and in particular in the regions of Braga, Porto, Coimbra and Lisbon, bringing together more than 85 members that cover the entire value chain of the ICT sector – universities, R&D centres, business associations and companies.