Resilient Borders project workshop in Virovitica
On 18 June 2025, the next professional workshop of the Resilient Borders – Enhancing flood and drought resilience along the river Drava project took place in Virovitica, Croatia.
On 18 June 2025, the next professional workshop of the Resilient Borders – Enhancing flood and drought resilience along the river Drava project took place in Virovitica, Croatia.
Within the framework of the Visegrad Fund project titled “Accelerating and Enhancing Green Transition: Collaboration of Universities in Climate Adaptation”, representatives of the partner institutions met.
The study created as part of the REHEATEAST initiative, is a valuable resource for anyone interested in sustainable energy and modernizing the DHC sector.
What’s inside?
As part of the project “Accelerating and Enhancing Green Transition: collaboration of universities in climate adaptation”, an assessment of the current status of participating universities has been completed.
Call for tenders for the preparation of an Action Plan under the project “Enhancing flood and drought resilience along the river Drava”, project number 2022CE160AT316 CB-CRII, Resilient Borders – Cross-Border Spatial Planning and Crisis Management Pilot Actions.
The first day featured insightful discussions on cooperation and optimization models, with a strong focus on transnational workgroups addressing financing schemes and performance analysis. The session on communication and dissemination emphasized visibility strategies and upcoming thematic steps.
The members of the Committee of the Regions are officially appointed by the Council of the European Union on the basis of proposals from the Member States.
A national delegation is made up of Committee of the Regions members from one of the 27 EU Member States.
Two neighouring counties along the Croatian-Hungarian border partnered up to find solutions for water retention management and sustainable land use.Baranya County (HU) and Virovitica – Podravina county (HR) successfully applied for funds
The sustainable tourism development of 40 enterprises, 20 attractions and 4 destinations will be implemented in the framework of the Interreg VI-A Slovenia-Hungary 2021-2027 programme in the next two years within the project “Cross-border destination development for inclusive and sustainable tourism in the Slovenian-Hungarian border region” (CROSSDEST).
Pannon EGTC’s “REHEATEAST – Building Local Partnerships to Reduce the Fossil Energy Demand of District Heating Systems in the Eastern Danube Region” application submitted for the Interreg Danube Region Programme call for proposals was awarded at the end of 2023, and its implementation started in January 2024.