Establishment of a high tech CNC machines centre This project entails the establishment of a joint venture in Bosanska Krupa between Style High Tech B.V. from Bunschoten and ZAH d.o.o. from Bosanksa Krupa in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Style High Tech develops CNC machines for metal processing and ZAH is a metal processor itself. Together, these two companies would like to establish a distribution, service and refurbishment centre for CNC machines in Bosanksa Krupa. Through the establishment of such a joint venture, the partners foresee new market potential to be tapped. This new market consists in the fact that all of the current CNC machines are still imported from abroad and are not appropriate for the production of small series of products. However, a lot of companies are unable to afford such machines, as any training and maintenance would have to be performed abroad. These companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina still use conventional metal processing machines, which are operated by hand. PSI would allow this untapped market potential to become tapped.Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)On CSR, partners pledge the following:•	ISO 9001 will be implemented for this project. As the business model of Style will largely be copied, the same ISO rules will be followed and so ISO will be expectedly be implemented in the joint venture without mayor difficulties.•	Waste will be collected by certified companies. The metal waste that results from the training, on the CNC machines, is collected, melted again and resold to metal processing companies.•	Galvanisation will not take place within the new joint venture.•	Partners commit to providing a safe workplace and will provide protective clothing where necessary.Impact•	Employment and working conditionsWithin the new joint venture, 7 medium- to high-level full-time jobs will be created during the project. Two years after the end of this project, an additional 3 full-time medium- to high-level jobs will have been created.The following conditions apply:- Workers will receive normal health insurance and pensions.- Workers will receive protective clothing where needed. The machines are not dangerous in operation because they are not operated by hand but by software once they are closed and ready for production.- Workers will receive allowance for food, money for holidays, religious holidays free from work, social/health insurance, pensions.•	Innovation/Transfer of knowledgeThis project will transfer new knowledge to Bosnia and Herzegovina in working with and adapting modern CNC software and machines. This is expected to enable metal working companies to become acquainted with CNC for the first time. These companies will therefore become able to produce small series of products much more efficiently. This knowledge will also be transferred to the educational system, via the University of Bihac.•	Chain effectsIndirectly, it is foreseen that this project will have a positive spin-off effect as it will induce the development of a new market. CNC machines will become a possibility for part of the metal processors that currently still work with conventional machines. The establishment of a sales, service and repair centre for CNC machines in Bosnia and Herzegovina.