TAKING
COOPERATION
FORWARD
TAKING
COOPERATION
FORWARD
17-21 June 2019
Shape Europe´s energy future and join the European Sustainable Energy Week #EUSEW2019!
#cooperationiscentral to increase the use of renewable energies and improving energy efficiency in central Europe. Our #Interreg projects contribute to enhancing the knowledge and skills taking energy-efficient management forward. They develop and implement low-carbon strategies and actions targeted at challenges central Europe is facing in energy production and consumption.
Our low carbon cooperation actions will be showcased in the EUSEW Policy Conference in Brussels, taking place between 18-20 June 2019. Visit us and our projects at the #MadeWithInterreg stand there. Together, we can spread awareness of how to use energy more sustainably in the future!
In addition, our programme and projects will actively contribute to joint sessions on 19 June, 14.00 - 15.30:
Geothermal energy: meeting financial and technical challenges
Visit EUSEW website for more information.
19 June 2019
The project implementation training is targeted at project management teams: lead partners, project and finance managers of the approved third call Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE projects.
It will provide them with technical support and advice on how to better implement their projects just starting in spring 2019. They will learn more about how to prepare the audit trails, progress reports and receive other useful tips for running their transnational cooperation projects.
Agenda7-10 October 2019
The European Week of Regions and Cities (#EURegionsWeek) is an annual Brussels-based event in which officials from regional and urban administrations, as well as experts and academics, exchange good practices and know-how in the field of regional and urban development.
#cooperationiscentral for European regions and cities
We believe that #cooperationiscentral to make regions and cities more attractive and we will be part of the #EURegionsWeek! Our Idea Lab workshops will be discussing cooperation achievements and challenging the debate on the future Interreg cooperation in our programme area as well as on the broader European scale.
This year, the European regions, cities and their stakeholders are asking themselves about what kind of cooperation and in which areas is needed. We, at CENTRAL EUROPE have asked experts to analyse territorial challenges, needs and potentials of transnational cooperation in this functional area. In our Idea lab session, practitioners and policy makers will share their views and ideas on future orientation of the programme.
Stay tuned for the agenda and more details at the EURegionsWeek website.
