On 12 and 13 November 2025 in Gorizia, Italy, AEBR and MOT organised the Resilient Borders Final Event, gathering pilot representatives from crisis management and spatial planning lots to share their experiences and best practices coming from their pilot actions. During the Final Event, pilot representatives exchange through three world cafés on the outputs and […]
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‘Resilient Borders – Cross-Border Spatial Planning and Crisis Management Pilot Actions’ is an initiative of the European Commission, managed by Association of European Border Regions (AEBR) and the Mission Opérationnelle Transfrontalière (MOT), to support resilience of border regions. The dedicated call for proposals has closed and 20 successful applicants have now been selected to implement
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The full content from the info session on Resilient Borders is now available online for an easy access at everyone’s convenience. In this session, we covered the most important aspects related to the open call for proposals: Whether you were unable to attend or simply want to revisit the rich content, you can now watch
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Join the online info session on 30 October 2024 to discover more about the European Commission’s project ‘Resilient Borders – Cross-Border Spatial Planning and Crisis Management Pilot Actions’. The info session aims to guide representatives of border regions and of cross-border structures through the application form of the open call for proposals through which 20
An European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG) has been set up to promote the Ardennes massif on a cross-border basis, drawing on local tourism opportunities. The EEIG has a dedicated technical team and an overall territorial marketing project and promotes a common cross-border brand, ‘Destination Ardenne’, to which all local tourism and economic players in the cross-border
Actors dealing with spatial planning and crisis management in border regions can now apply to receive support. On 4 October 2024, AEBR and MOT launch the call for proposals of Resilient Borders. With it, 10 pilot actions will be selected for each lot to receive funds specifically dedicated to devise plans to manage crises in
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Once a single town, the Baltic twin cities of Valga (Estonia) and Valka (Latvia) are now an urban area split by an international border created in 1991 after the two countries gained independence from the Soviet Union. The only hospital in the area is the Valga Hospital, on the Estonian side, while the closest Latvian
To provide a sustainable and effective response to the climate challenge, the partners of Greater Geneva are working together, and in close consultation with the population, to draw up a Cross-border Territorial Vision. The aim of this unprecedented approach is to imagine and determine the spatial planning of Greater Geneva in the future: a territory
The Romanian towns of Aleşd and Şinteu and the town of Szarvas in Hungary have joined forces in the framework of the Interreg project DIRCCES (Development of an integrated response capacity to cross-border emergency situations). The local authorities aim to set up an integrated emergency response to crises which are becoming common in the territory:
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The Interreg project DREAM SK-AT aims to integrate the management of the Danube river between Slovakia and Austria to address ongoing bed erosion and increased sediment during floods jointly.The project helped reach significant advancements in research infrastructure and the use of technology, as the partner established or modernised key research facilities like a new hydraulic
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