What if the solution to complex, urgent problems could be built layer by layer? Imagine a new-born struggling for breath in a hospital, where a simple but vital medical device, a suction tube, has run
How cooperation is transforming one of Europe’s most vibrant territories into a model of sustainability, innovation, and progress Following the article Are there Interreg cooperation hubs in Europe?, we begin a series exploring the most
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
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.
Interreg vouchers support marine energy to exploit its potential with strategic real sea testing. No, these coupons won’t grant you VIP access to a magical chocolate factory nor to any of Roald Dahl’s novel universes,
Europe is seeing a resurgence in COVID-19 cases, but this time, regions are better prepared and have the mechanisms to respond to the crisis faster and in a more coordinated way. Many entities and institutions
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
At a decisive moment in the history of the continent, what does the future hold for Europe – and what can we learn from its past? In this episode, Shahidha Bari convenes a panel of
Vienna makes use of Austria’s historical position as a bridge between Eastern and Western Europe in implementing Interreg projects that make a difference. In the early 90’s, Europe was in a state of shock. The
As the continent emerges from lockdown, questions about the future of Europe loom. Stories from the next generation of Europeans. For the third edition of ‘This Is Europe’, Shahidha Bari journeys to the outer perimeters
The wrecks of ships sunken in the Baltic Sea are well-preserved and provide an extraordinary opportunity to take a look at the everyday life of sailors who lived hundreds of years ago. The Baltic Sea
‘Isolation’ may be the word of 2020, but Europe remains defined by its spirit of community. The second edition of ‘This is Europe’ podcast focuses on ‘Neighbours’. It comes with stories from across the EU
The wildest lands of Europe lie in the Northern-Periphery and Arctic area. They are also the least populated and most rugged, with landscapes that are as dramatically beautiful as they are challenging. The Northern-Periphery and
Automation at the workplace is often perceived as a threat to jobs and can generate fear among workers. But what if technology, rather than replacing human beings, helped them with repetitive and potentially harmful tasks?
Henri Lewalle, Coordinator of the European Observatory of Cross-border Health tells how hospitals in the Grande Région are cooperating with each other on both sides of the border and about his project COSAN.
