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We provide EU funding to projects and organisations helping to advance cooperation for a smarter, greener, and more inclusive Danube region.
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Lead Partner seminar for the 2nd call partners held in Bucharest
The DRP MA/JS held on June 11, 2025 the Lead Partner seminar for the 2nd call projects in Bucharest. The Lead Partners learned how to report in JEMS, deal with the project changes and other project management topics. On the 2nd day of the event, Synergy Building and Capitalisation workshop took place when the Lead Partners from the 1st call and EUSDR Priority Area Coordinators joined the meeting. The projects are divided into wider thematic groups and this was the ideal opportunity to meet all and start discusions about future potential cooperation. A special thank you goes to the projects who presented their good management practices, as well to those who informed the public how they build synergies with other projects. Thank you all!
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NONA project for collaborative urban regeneration with respect to community values
The NONA project partners meet in Veszprém to explore the city’s commitment to participatory urban development. What makes this process interesting is involvement of 1,200 residents in shaping its direction.
A green future on the roof - SMEnergy showcases how
Project SMEnergy showcasing how traditional industry expertise can be combined with a commitment to sustainability. The ability to adapt quickly, be open to innovation, and engage in shared learning essential for minimising negative effects to the environment.
REHEATEST project's report sheds light on DHC Systems in the Danube Region
The REHEATEAST project released its landmark report, Comparative Analysis of the Institutional, Legal and Financial Status Quo of District Heating and Cooling (DHC), offering critical insights into the current state of DHC systems across participating countries.
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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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