Every year, an estimated 14 million tonnes of plastic flow into the world’s oceans—a staggering figure that experts predict could triple by 2040 unless decisive action is taken. This pollution infiltrates every corner of the
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
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.
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,
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
The Romania-Bulgaria border has changed for the better in the past decades. Cooperation of partners from both sides has helped creating jobs, while improving citizens’ access to transport and health services and the authorities’ ability
In Scandinavia, one in four couples have difficulty conceiving a child. To tackle this problem, the Danish-Swedish project ReproUnion is conducting an extensive study on infertility. The project is a collaboration effort between researchers, fertility
In our Interreg Talks, we ask experts, policy makers and partners cooperating beyond borders to share with us their thoughts on future of cohesion policy. Kai Böhme, the Director of Spatial Foresights and an expert
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
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
Michaela Görs from the German municipality Bützow got a chance to take part in the city budget planning. Thanks to the participatory budgeting and engagement of citizens, promising ideas for more liveable living areas turned into reality.
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
Kate is an ambitious woman but she has been challenged in fulfilling her goals because of her appearance. How she looks is her business, and she literally decided to make it her Business. She is
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,
My name is Vesna Vojvoda Gorjan and I live close to Koper, a sunny city located on the Slovenian coast, not far from the Italian border.
