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Interreg Highlights

Celebrate Interreg Cooperation Day 2024

From July to October, discover the impact of Interreg by attending one of the many events organised across Europe for Interreg Cooperation Day. Yes, you read that right. Interreg Cooperation Day officially takes place on

6 finalists of Interreg Slam 2024-2025

By Rosa Escamilla

The Interreg Slam 2024-2025, organised by Interact, has successfully wrapped up its storytelling phase. This annual contest celebrates the most impactful stories from Interreg projects and programmes, highlighting the power of regional cooperation across Europe.

Alice Crocco and her colleague Vito during the meeting interviewing EWA partner

Seven Mediterranean countries unite to tackle urban water problems

By Alice Crocco

Severe droughts and water shortages are becoming alarmingly common in the Mediterranean region, driven by the accelerating impacts of climate change. The URWAN project (Urban Regenerative Water Avant-garde (N)), supported by the Interreg EURO-med programme,

Are there Interreg cooperation hubs in Europe?

By Rafael Agostinho and Eva Martínez

For more than thirty years, Interreg has been enabling regions to work with each other across borders. Some have been cooperating more intensely than others. What makes them special and how can we see the


Interreg helps advance the Baltic Sea macro-region

By Elena Kolosova and Anna Gałyga

Why play alone if we can play together? For over a decade, the Baltic Sea Region Programme and the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region have been working in a strong and unique partnership


Building a new life on the border

By Katrin Juhanson, Estonia-Latvia programme

Three years ago, Jevgenia started a new life in Valka, a Latvian town on the border with Estonia. Valka’s city center and Jevgenia’s café have bloomed together in the past years, with the boost of


How I discovered the digital world at 77

By Miklos Bodonczi

Keeping up with innovation and the newest devices and technologies can be done in many ways. A lot depends on each individual’s situation, as we all have our unique perspective. At 77, Istvánné Lázár is


How an American girl became Polish

By Przemysław Joppek and Andrzej Krause, Goleniów commune office

This is the story of how an old railway ramp where the Germans and Poles were forcibly resettled after the World War II became a cultural center and a workplace for an eternally smiling American,


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