The EU Council conclusions on an EU Industrial Policy Strategy were adopted by the Council at its 3694th meeting held on 27 May 2019. These conclusions echo recent calls
Energy priorities: potentials for cross macro-regional collaboration (Interact report)
INTERACT has published a report on energy priorities and the potential for cross macro-regional collaboration after a reunion that took place in April 2019. The cross EU macro-regional strategies meeting on
Added value of macro-regional strategies (Interact Report)
INTERACT has published a report on the added value of macro-regional strategies from the perspective of projects and programmes. The report looks at what’s in it for them and
OECD publishes water quality governance case study by PA 4
Cooperation on the Danube is continuous at a number of levels, with data collection and information exchange, the establishment of early warning systems, monitoring of water quality and a uniform
Measuring the added-value of the EUSDR – Challanges and Opportunities
Discussion paper by Tobias Chilla & Franziska Sielker, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg This year marks the 5th anniversary of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR) endorsed in 2011 by the
Bericht „Governance im Bodenseeraum und anderen Grenzregionen“
Bericht „Governance im Bodenseeraum und anderen Grenzregionen“ von Thomas Radke, Internationale Bodensee Konferenz IBK In diesem Bericht werden grundsätzliche Definitionen, Studien und Empfehlungen zur Governance von grenzüberschreitenden Regionen vorgestellt und
Case Study: Water Quality Cooperation in the Danube Region
Case Study: Water Quality Cooperation in the Danube Region – A Hungarian Perspective by Zsuzsanna Kocsis-Kupper, Danube Region Strategy, Priority Area Water Quality Coordination Team Cooperation on the Danube is continuous at
Socio-Economic Assessment of the Danube Region completed
A socio-economic study has been commissioned by the coordinator of Priority Area (PA) 8, located within the Ministry of Finance and Economics Baden-Wuerttemberg. It is financed by the Directorate-General for
DSRN study: EUSDR Challenges and Chances 2014-2020
The EU Strategy for the Danube Region introduced in 2011 served as an important driver for the development of the ETC programmes 2014-2020. The proceedings at hand result from a conference in
