Which is the average project duration? How are lead partners distributed throughout territories? Which is the average budget per thematic cluster and how is it distributed across geographical areas? To these and many more questions a new TESIM publication is ready to answer, thanks to a detailed analysis of the 915 projects financed through cross-border […]
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A dialogue between elected officials from both shores of the Mediterranean highlights the need to pursue the road to ecological transition, for which ENI CBC projects are working since several years. An online event – organised by the ENI CBC MED programme among others – with a final message: the future of the Mediterranean lies […]
Exactly two years ago the Interreg Volunteer Youth (IVY) initiative managed by the Association of European Border Regions opened its doors to the ENI CBC community. Since then, despite the COVID-19 challenge, almost a dozen of volunteers have participated in ENI CBC projects, working both in the EU Member States and Partner Countries. We’ve talked […]
He is not a “beneficiary”: he’s a young cooperation actor, contributing to the discovery of solutions to improve people life and to foster progress across the European external borders. Dmitrii Motorin, 31, is a Russian researcher working for the CBC project OneDrop, under the South-East Finland-Russia programme. The initiative is developing a real break-through, a […]
Do you want to know how a business-oriented approach is fostered throughout the ENI CBC projects? Which programmes are working for skill development and mentoring of entrepreneurs? How is innovation applied to industries and enterprises, and what difference does it make to use digital services? To all this and a lot more you can find […]
“I have long been dreaming of creating a children’s music band to perform in Pskov and to tour around. Thanks to the Russian-Estonian project, I was able to put this idea into practice. We bought new instruments – xylophones, drums, percussion – and made up our own unique repertoire”. […]
It is about people working with other people. They are preserving old wooden villages, protecting biodiversity in forests, turning litter into employment opportunities. They are school students developing business initiatives or designing their own plans to make schools eco-friendly; they are scientists exploiting wine waste to produce health products or studying ice-conditions to upgrade living […]
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