Celebrating Europe together, on the ground!
Interreg Cooperation Day is your invitation to show citizens what happens when regions work together. Every year, Interreg programmes and partners host public events across Europe, turning European cooperation into something real, local and human.
Who makes it all happen?
Interreg programmes and partners across the continent take the lead in organising events that bring cooperation to life. To make that easier, Interact steps in with tools, materials and this very website, all designed to support local teams in planning, promoting and sharing their activities.
Official Branding
Access to the official Interreg logo and 15th-anniversary branding to ensure consistent visibility in your event materials.
Visual Identity
Includes themed banners (nature, tech, sports, culture, social media, workshop) and templates for consistent branding.
Promotional Video
Interact provides a short video promoting the campaign, with the option to customise it with your event details, programme logo and subtitles in your language.
Guidance
We provide guidance through the campaign guide, webinars and on-demand advisory and support meetings.
Paid Promotional Campaign Social Media
Boost your Facebook posts through paid promotion managed by Interact, reaching a wider audience.
Visibility through Interreg.eu
Feature your event on the official website, including an interactive map with all European events.
Media Engagement Support
Tips on maximizing visibility before, during, and after your event.
Follow-up on your event
Share your event moments with Interact to be featured in the campaign report and on Interreg.eu social media.
What kind of events can you organise?
Interreg Cooperation Day events come in many shapes and sizes. Here are the formats to inspire your celebration
Tech events
Sports events
Nature events
Cultural events
Social events
And much more!
Participation in the Interreg Cooperation Day offers a great opportunity for the programmes to reach out together to the people who are not generally familiar with Interreg.
Join us!
It is voluntary and, in practice, participation means organising one or more local events or activities. Given the goals of Interreg Cooperation Day, programmes share one belief: the greater number of participating programmes, the more successful the campaign will be.
