From the origins of INTERREG to the new European territorial co-operation objective, the genesis and challenges of an emblematic project: the “Agglomération transfrontalière du Pôle européen de développement”.
fr | nlNothing can compare with the opening up of Europe – here in the context of the INTERREG inter-regional cooperation programme - to develop the competitiveness of a growth sector such as aeronautics. The proof lies in Aviation Valley.
fr | plPar la coopération entre les États, mais aussi entre tous les acteurs locaux et scientifiques concernés, le projet Netwet 2 vise à mieux gérer les ressources en eau dans une optique de gouvernance territoriale.
frEuropean regions exploit the development of digital terrestrial television to promote innovation and economic development.
cs | de | fr | hu | pl | skCooperation between public authorities, business development agencies, research organisations and industry is helping to drive innovation and growth among SMEs in North West Europe.
de | frThe ERDF has jointly funded the installation of a platform in Belfort which makes it possible to test the integration of fuel cells in land transport.
frSeveral European nature parks which run into each other but are separated by a national border have initiated cooperation which may eventually lead to a unification which is currently easier to envision than to put into practice.
de | fr | itThanks to REVIT, six European cities shared their experiences with brownfield site revitalisation which preserved area history.
de | fr | nlAn evaluative mission was carried out in 2004 to optimize the efficiency of international cooperation on maritime safety. It provided a mine of information for 2007-2013 in this domain, essential for transport and the environment.
es | fr | ptSuspended from four pylons above a tectonic fault, this colossal project cofinanced by the ERDF is a key element in the Greek transport network and has a significant economic impact on the regions it connects.
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