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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,

“As an artist, I turned my life into a work of art”

By Arthur–Cristian Rusznák

Arthur–Cristian Rusznák was a young, unemployed artist with a lot of talent and a lot of questions about how he could make a difference in the world. An art project with disadvantaged children in Banloc, Romania, opened his eyes to see a different future ahead of him.


Closing the loop through cooperation

By Michal Pavlik, Giulia Frattini and Emin Yigit Koyuncuoglu

In the natural world everything is made of the same components: proteins, sugars, fats, and minerals. These nutrients are rearranged in multiple ways to create the variety and richness we see on Earth. So, nothing


Using tech to prevent natural catastrophes

By Kimane Baltyde and Theodora Soupioni

Who would have thought the Balkans and the Indian Ocean have at least one thing in common? In those two regions, researchers are using technology and digital systems to help fight natural catastrophes induced by climate change.


Designing a circular future to green our economy

By Dana Kascakova and Anna Galyga

The circular economy is an approach to minimize the use of our resources. By 29 July 2021, humanity had already used up all natural resources that earth can regenerate in one year.


The road ahead for electromobility

By Giulia Frattini

In the Adriatic-Ionian region, urban and suburban areas are suffering from heavy traffic congestion and a very high percentage of CO2 emissions due to weak urban planning and transport systems. People living in these areas are subject to various negative impacts on their daily lives.


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