RehAllianCE partners meet in Gliwice for the final Partnership Meeting

In Person
Location: Gliwice, Poland
Date: 15.09.2026 - 16.09.2026
 

From 15 to 16 September 2026, RehAllianCE partners gathered in Gliwice, Poland, for the sixth and final in-person Partnership Meeting, hosted by GAPR.

As RehAllianCE approaches the end of its implementation period, the meeting provided an important opportunity to review the progress achieved across the project, discuss the latest results and outputs, and coordinate the activities to be completed during its final stage.

The programme covered key developments across the different project work packages, including the Smart-Rehab Strategy for Central Europe, the Smart-Rehab-INDEX, the results of the Transnational Pilot and Regional Living Labs, and the solutions developed on the basis of these experiences. Partners also reviewed the latest communication activities and the upcoming webinar dedicated to the RehAllianCE Competence Centre.

A central part of the meeting was dedicated to the future and sustainability of the RehAllianCE cooperation model. During a dedicated workshop, partners discussed the RehAllianCE Cooperation Strategy, with a particular focus on sustainable cooperation and transferability. The discussion also addressed the further development of the RehAllianCE Competence Centre, including the Online Academy and the mechanisms designed to facilitate cooperation across borders.

The meeting also offered partners the opportunity to visit the MedSilesia Innovation Showroom, providing an additional occasion to explore the regional innovation environment in which rehabilitation technologies can be demonstrated and promoted.

Beyond reviewing the work completed so far, the Gliwice meeting therefore represented an important moment to look ahead: how can the knowledge, tools and connections developed through RehAllianCE continue to support cooperation and rehabilitation innovation after the project ends?

As the project enters its final weeks, partners will continue working on the remaining activities and on strengthening the foundations for future collaboration across the Central European rehabilitation innovation ecosystem.