The countries participating in the ESPON programme formed a Joint Working Group (JWG) to prepare a proposal for the ESPON programme covering the coming funding period 2021-2027. The JWG formulated
EUSDR Governance Architecture and Rules of Procedure 2020
EU Strategy for the Danube Region Governance Architecture which was prepared under the Croatian EUSDR Presidency 2020, was endorsed by EUSDR governance. The governance of the EU Strategy for
The first field measurements in the Solotvyno salt mine have started
After long wait and organization, the field measurement series of the REVITAL 1 INTERREG HUSKROUA program has finally started. The project received a Letter of Recommendation from both EUSDR Priority
Virtual Side Event of Water-related Disaster Risk Reduction
The Virtual Side Event of Water-related Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) under the COVID-19 Pandemic, Integrating Actions towards Full Achievement of SDGs, attached to the High Level Political Forum 2020 was organized by the Government of
Disaster Management Work Group 1st online meeting
The first online meeting of the Disaster Management Work Group (DM WG) was held on the 23rd of June 2020. After the opening speech of Mr Zsolt Kelemen Chair of the DM
Just in Time Training of Volunteers
The Just-in-time training webinar was organized by 5 international projects focusing on disaster response from various aspects. It was a great success with more than 200 attendees. DAREnet project, which is
Revision of the EU policy instruments, related to drought and water scarcity mitigation
Revision of the EU policy instruments and their potential to contribute to EU droughts and water scarcity policies prepared as a collaboration of Integrated Drought Management Programme in CEE and
Have your say on the future funding programme!
The Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE funding helps regions and cities to become stronger and more resilient without reinventing the wheel. They are building trust beyond borders and connect people to work together
Raab Flood 4cast project
Flood events at both, the Austrian and the Hungarian part of the catchment area of the Raab, cause flooding and, consequently, result in a risk to life and infrastructure. Therefore,
