Projects news and events

PRESS RELEASE Project co-funded by the European Union funds (ERDF, IPA, ENI) | 1 Presentation of projects CD SKILLS and Finance4SocialChange at the D-Care Labs kick-off event Learning from and developing synergies with complementary DTP...

Meadows in the National Park Šumava were discussed at the stakeholder meeting organised by Ametyst NGO on 19th November 2020. Due to the COVID-19 lockdown we met on-line. The representatives of National Park Šumava, Ministry of Environment of the...

With the current COVID-19 situation, the ‘new normality’ of project kick-offs is going virtual. And that is exactly what D-Care Labs project did on the 20th October 2020. With more than 180 people attending the virtual kick off in a beautiful...

Isten hozott Magyarországon! – Welcome to Hungary! Danube Transnational Programme covers 14 Danube area countries. In the SABRINA project, Hungary is represented by the Westpannon Regional and Economic Development Public Nonprofit Ltd....

25 participants, from more than 10 stakeholder organizations from Bulgaria, took part in the 3rd MEASURES Stakeholder Meeting held online, on the 3rd of December. The aim of the workshop was to discuss and review the first draft of the...

The English version of the INDEED online platform was successfully piloted in a virtual summer school of TUM-MED (Lead Partner of INDEED) and University of Skopje, North Macedonia. The summer school continued the success story of the...

  INDEED Pilot actions, Bulgaria, December...

As the holiday season is upon us, we find ourselves reflecting on the past year(s) of the RADAR project’s presence in the road safety community and highlighting some of the achievements that made them ones to remember. In the past two...

The two Hungarian partners, Innoskart and Central Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency have organized their 1st Advisory Group meetings on the 26th of November, 2020. The meeting aimed to discuss the developed Draft Joint Danube Macro...

Traffic light signals. Usually, at intersections, they have red, amber, and green light. At red one must stop; at green one can drive through. Easy. Is it really? Not if you happen to find yourself in the border regions of Austria and Hungary...