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
Tags: #cooperation, #keep.eu
Åland Islands lie between Finland and Sweden and consist of nearly 7000 islands of which only about 60 are inhabited. It is a spectacular place to see how cooperation can reach out to very small and remote places and yet make a positive change to the lives of the local people.
Tags: #Åland islands, #archipelago, #EuropeanCulturalRoutes, #Finland, #pilgrimage, #PortMate project, #regional development, #Remote areas, #RIBS project, #small ports, #SmartPorts project, #St Olav Waterway project, #Sweden, #tourism, #youth entrepreneurship
According to European Commission president Ursula van der Leyen, the European Green Deal is Europe’s man on the moon moment. Several projects funded by the Interreg Alpine Space programme are already contributing directly to the Green Deal by finding sustainable solutions for the Alpine mobility, industry and energy sectors.
Tags: #circular economy, #clean energy, #climate change, #climate neutral Europe, #EU Green Deal, #Interreg Alpine Space, #sustainability, #Transport
30 years ago, Interreg was created in a spirit of knowledge-sharing and collaborative thinking across Europe. We planned to celebrate successful cooperation beyond borders this year, but then suddenly the COVID-19 pandemic brought back national solutions
Tags: #interreg30, #transnational
As Sir David Attenborough pointed out at the opening of the ongoing Climate COP24 in Katowice, there is no time to lose when it comes to halting global warming. Climate change is here and its
