The final conference of the ArchaeoTin project took place on 9 and 10 June 2026 in Teplice, Czechia. About 130 participants had the chance to learn about the project's results especially regarding Bronze age mining in the Ore Mountains through 27 scientific presentations. The event was attended by guests from Germany, the Czech Republic, Great... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
On 19-20 May 2026, the partner meeting of the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE project WildfireCE took place in Klagenfurt, Austria, hosted by the Carinthian Fire Service School. The meeting focused on the progress of the ongoing work packages, preparation of upcoming pilot activities, and the further development of joint strategies for cross-border... read more
Topic: Civic protection
On 22 April 2026, a workshop of the Wildfire CE project took place in Děčín. The event brought together practitioners, researchers, and public authorities from the Saxon-Czech border region to strengthen cooperation in wildfire prevention, preparedness, and response. The programme focused on presenting the Wildfire CE platform, its data... read more
Topic: Civic protection
Many honourable guests including representatives of all project partners, the programme's Joint Secretariat and Managing Authority as well as two senators of the Czech Republic took part in the opening ceremony of the exhibition "ZINN & SEIN" (Tin and Being) at the Museum of Teplice. The exhibition is shown there until the end of June... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
The Marshall Office of the Westpomeranian Region hosted the Policy event of the MILEstone project on March 17th, 2026, in its premises in Szczecin, Poland. Several mayors and other high-ranking decision-makers took part in the event where results of the projects were presented and discussed. Thanks to the European exchange and policy learning... read more
Topic: Demographic change
Within the GreenIndustrialAreas project, a new digital screening tool has been launched to support public authorities and companies in assessing industrial areas with regard to climate neutrality. It enables a structured analysis of energy potential, infrastructure, and cooperation opportunities, complementing the project’s transnational... read more
Topic: Climate protection
On 25–26 February 2026, the second thematic partner meeting of the Interreg Europe project Green LUPO took place in Kraków, Małopolska (Poland), focusing on sustainable brownfield regeneration. Following regional and local inputs, partners exchanged practical approaches to post-industrial land transformation. The study visits to “Białe... read more
Topic: Nature and environmental protection
The new digital tool RailHub Finder provides an interactive solution for visualising rail freight infrastructure and relevant company data. The free map-based application allows users to identify loading facilities, capacities, and potentials for infrastructure development or reactivation. Developed within the Interreg Rail4Regions project, the... read more
Topic: Transport
The final event of the Rail4Regions project took place last week. On Wednesday, January 14th, 2026, the results of the project were presented and discussed during a conference hosted by the University of Applied Sciences in Erfurt. The event attracted a high number of stakeholders from Thuringia and beyond. On the following day, the project... read more
Topic: Transport
At the European Parliament, representatives of the European Parliament, the European Commission and partners from six countries discussed the European Green Belt as a model for biodiversity restoration and European cooperation at a conference organised by the partners of the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE project ReCo. Hosted by MEP Danuše Nerudová,... read more
Topic: Nature and environmental protection