Projects Database

Engaging young entrepreneurs in Croatia’s promising organic farming sector

Although the Split-Dalmatia region offers a number of growth opportunities for Croatia’s organic farming sector, it has one of the highest rural youth unemployment rates in the country. Thus, the EU-funded EkoBiz project is aiming to attract more young people to organic entrepreneurship by raising awareness of the local opportunities in the industry. It is providing concrete training and business support to young organic entrepreneurs, and promoting the consumption of organic produce in the local community.

  hr

HERA: Developing sustainable cultural tourism in the Adriatic region

Eight countries in the Adriatic region worked together to manage and promote sustainable tourism based on their common cultural heritage. The HERA project created a joint cross-border platform of 20 organisations who devised new initiatives to promote the Adriatic as a unique travel destination. At the same time, the project addressed the uneven development of tourism in countries bordering the Adriatic. It took steps to ensure that the region is an attractive destination during all seasons.

  el | hr | it | sl

‘eSchools’ initiative helps teachers, students and parents in Opolskie

More than 100 schools in Opolskie, Poland are enjoying the benefits of the latest Information Communication Technologies (ICT) thanks to EU funding. The investment package paid for the development of e-services and the purchase of computer equipment, making it easier for the schools to access teaching resources and materials, keep in touch with parents, and provide students with exciting learning opportunities. 

  pl

Healthcare facilities in Andalusia achieve a higher performance

This network of 59 new heliports in Andalusia, Spain is helping to improve healthcare for the local population by increasing the number of landing areas available for helicopters and significantly reducing the response time in emergencies.

  es