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Project Title
NEW APPROACH TO UNLEASHING EXPORT CAPABILITIES IN A LOCAL ECONOMY AMIDST UNCERTAIN CONDITIONS – NOVI PRISTUP OSLOBAĐANJU IZVOZNIH SPOSOBNOSTI LOKALNE EKONOMIJE U NEIZVESNIM USLOVIMA
Acronym: LEAD EXPORT
The project is funded by the European Union under the Interreg Europe programme.
Value of the project
EUR 2,009,084.00
EU contribution
EUR 1,607,267.20
Secretariat budget
EUR 117,300.00
Project description
The LEAD EXPORT project focuses on enhancing the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises by improving exports and developing export-related skills of local companies.
The main goal is to increase the sales of their products and services on international markets, which is a key factor for regional economic development.
Export is a significant issue for European regions for various economic and strategic reasons.
According to Eurostat data, the export of goods and services constitutes a large portion of the GDP of many EU member states.
The EU aims to harmonize development levels across its member states, thus fostering economic balance.
The European Union has one of the world’s largest networks of trade agreements, which significantly contribute to regional economies by reducing trade barriers and opening new markets.
Through this project, a contribution will be made to the EU Cohesion Policy by reducing development disparities between regions and promoting economic convergence.
By implementing the project, the areas in which specific regions already specialize will be further strengthened.
Project objective
The project aims to improve policy instruments related to increasing the number of local companies and enhancing export support mechanisms in the regions of Denmark, Italy, Greece, Poland, Hungary, Croatia, Ukraine, and Serbia.
More information about the project:
https://www.interregeurope.eu/lead-export
Project title
Roman Legacy
Project’s objectives
The joint project is focused on the presentation and promotion of the Roman Danube Limes as part of the shared European cultural heritage. Following a unified concept along its entire course, the project brings to life the story of the people who lived in the Danube region more than 2,000 years ago.
The current initiative aims to establish a Cultural Route within a broader Thematic Region, which, if needed, can be extended or deepened to include the wider hinterland that played a significant role in the Roman legacy. Particular emphasis will be placed on the joint interpretation and presentation of this heritage across the entire Danube region, along with the development of a common branding strategy to strengthen the coherence and visibility of this shared legacy.
The overarching goal of the project is to create a Cultural Route along the Danube within a larger thematic framework and to submit it for certification in order to become part of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe.
Value of the project
2.948.845,94 euros out of which the contribution of Interreg Danube Region funds is 2.359.076,73 euro.
Link to the official project website: www.interreg-danube.eu/projects/roman-legacy
Project title
LBDKMT – Light Borders in DKMT
Project partners
DKMT Duna-Körös-Maros-Tisza Eurorégiós Fejlesztési Ügynökség Nonprofit
Közhasznú Kft. (Republic of Hungary) – Lead partner
Provincial Secretariat for Regional Development, Interregional Cooperation and Local Self-Government (Republic of Serbia)
Total project value
EUR 230,970.60
Project Duration
18 months (05/04/2024 – 04/10/2025)
EU contribution:
85% (196,325.01 EUR)
Project is financed by EU funding within the Programme 2021 – 2027 Interreg VI-A IPA Hungary-Serbia
Project objective
Project overall objective is to facilitate border crossing between two countries. The project entails the preparation of the Situation study about cross-border points between Hungary and Serbia and the Study on improvement possibilities of HU-SRB cross- border infrastructure. The Study on improvement possibilities, which will be based on workshops organised within the project, will provide structural and coherent overview of infrastructural needs of the cross-border region and will be submitted to the decision-makers of both countries. Furthermore, the project includes the procurement of technical devices (passport readers, desktop computers with monitors, printers) for border officers, which will additionally facilitate and accelerate the border crossing process. Information on the circumstances of border crossing will contribute to the development of cross-border points, while the cooperation between relevant stakeholders from Hungary and Serbia in the field of infrastructure can have long-term positive effects.
Project title
ROSI – Region of Social innovations
Project partners
Open University Subotica LLC (Republic of Serbia) – Lead partner
VURA – Vukovar Development Agency, a limited liability company for the promotion of development (Republic of Croatia)
Provincial Secretariat for Regional Development, Interregional Cooperation and Local Self-Government (Republic of Serbia)
Učilište Studium –Institution for adult education (Republic of Croatia)
Total project value
EUR 350,326.88
Project Duration
18 months (01/07/2024 – 31/12/2025)
EU contribution:
85% ( 297,777.84 EUR)
Project is financed by EU funding within the Programme 2021 – 2027 Interreg VI-A IPA Croatia Serbia
Project objective
Project overall objective is creation of environment and supporting system for the development of social innovations in the cross-border region. It will create systematic solutions for social innovations in cross-border region through creation of educational concept, development of “Living” Labs for social innovations, pools of actors supporting the social initiatives and online knowledge base tool for idea exchange and cooperation.
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