Overcoming barriers, creating opportunities
We provide EU funding to projects and organisations to help advance cooperation for a smarter, greener, and more inclusive Danube region.
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HARMON Seed Money Facility project’s journey
In June 2024, the Danube Region Programme approved 36 new projects through the Seed Money Facility (SMF), a funding mechanism designed to kick-start strategic initiatives in the region. One example of the SMF's impact is the HARMON project, which has evolved from an SMF-funded initiative into a broader regional network that is shaping policies and practices across the Danube area. The HARMON project, focused on the "Harmonization of Green and Grey Infrastructure in the Danube Region," illustrates how a small grant can lay the groundwork for larger-scale initiatives attracting further EU funding and influence regional policy. Read our latest blog to learn more about the journey and impact of this SMF project.
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DECIDE project showcased at the Herman Hollerith Conference 2024
On November 15, 2024, the Herman Hollerith Conference in Böblingen, Germany, brought together companies, students, and researchers to discuss digitalization's challenges and opportunities.
CITYWALK 2.0 project appoints ambassadors of active urban mobility
The 16 newly ambassadors, representing municipalities and cities across Danube region, have excelled in certification exams demonstrating their expertise in advancing active urban mobility.
IntegrAGE project publishes Life in Balance fact sheet
The fact sheet is dedicated sharing valuable insights and best practices for maintaining a healthy work-life balance, particularly for senior employees.
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The management and support of the Danube Region Programme are overseen by several programme bodies tasked with programme administration and project assistance. These bodies comprise representatives from all partner countries. DRP also supports the implementation of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR).
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The Interreg Danube Region Programme (DRP) is a transnational funding programme, co-funded by the European Union. We help advance competitiveness and sustainable development of the programme's area through innovation, green transition, social inclusion and better regional governance.
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