Projects

Linking Tourism Industry with VET to Embrace Circularity ADVANCE CIRCULAR is an Erasmus+ initiative designed to foster the integration of circular economy principles into the tourism sector and its related industries. The project emphasizes transnational cooperation and knowledge transfer by building strong links between the tourism industry and vocational education and training (VET). Through the development of innovative tools, educational resources, and good practices, ADVANCE CIRCULAR seeks to bridge the gap between tourism stakeholders and training institutions, equipping a new generation

With the project, we support SMEs in the repair service industry, increase repair skills and change the attitude of policy makers and consumers.

The pilot project Production and use of biochar on farms for the purpose of soil improvement and contribution to mitigating climate change is implemented within the framework of measure M16

City transport is facing challenges posed by the rapid diffusion of new technologies and by occurring socioeconomic and demographic changes.

The CE-HEAT project aimed to establish the conditions for improving the use of excess heat and thereby contribute to increasing energy efficiency in the Central European area.

The goal of the SEAVIEWS project is to promote and improve transnational cooperation to deal with environmental vulnerability, fragmentation and protection of ecosystem services in the wider Adriatic area

Central Europe has great potential for introducing local and regional energy systems based on the use of renewable energy sources and energy saving, and it is important that incentives that improve energy efficiency approaches are initiated from the bottom up.

The aim of the project is to increase the environmental benefits by improving the conservation of pollinators and introducing gradual changes in the present practices in the Mediterranean region.

The main objective of the project is to promote urban transformation and renewal of historic urban areas (HUAs) through innovation and entrepreneurship, while preserving the area's unique cultural identity and heritage.

Recognizing that cities are the focal point of increasing consumption of drinking water in Central Europe, the project strives to introduce and promote measures for efficient use of water and its (re)use from non-conventional local water sources.