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["HUSRB/23R/11/008","Alternative responses to climate change adaptation for small-scale producers focusing on complex economic, environmental and social approach through the entire value chain",null,"ARCCHAD project addresses the challenges caused by climate change to the most vulnerable actors of agriculture. On both sides of the border, small-scale farming is based on historical knowledge and traditional horticultural production. Family-based farms have essential roles to maintain the well-being of the countryside. However, their traditional way of farming and marketing cannot work anymore, as they suffer from the negative effects of climate change. The lack of knowledge about technological, social, and market innovations on both sides of the border justifies the necessity of cross-border actions. ARCCHAD proposes an innovative, multi-stakeholder approach.\nThe key target groups face the same problems in both countries, and the proposed solutions are equally relevant to them. The main target group is small-scale farmers, as direct beneficiaries of the project. Consumers/citizens of the border area are also addressed with awareness-raising actions. Other stakeholder organizations are also involved. \nThe project starts by selecting pilot farms, 2 in Hungary and 2 in Serbia, that are willing to implement innovative technological, market, and social solutions. The initial workshops are followed by a mapping of available agro-digital providers and solutions.\nSmall-scale farmers’ needs for agro-digital tools are assessed. The selected solutions are tested and evaluated. Results are summarized in a handbook and demonstrated on pilot farms.\nThe consortium jointly conducts a local food system study in a cross-border region, that shows insights about the current food chains and facilities. A study tour is organized for 20 Serbian and 20 Hungarian farmers to raise awareness about innovative tools and supplementary farming activities by Austrian best practices. \nPartners jointly elaborate and deliver capacity-building training for farmers and consumers. The innovative approaches are supplementary farming activities and solidarity-based food supply chains. \nUpscaling the knowledge of the project, capacity building training are delivered about market and social innovations for climate resilience, and experimental farming training. \nThe summary of the project results is presented in an animated time-lapse video content. A web-based multifunctional platform is provided by LA, where all the project outcomes and results are presented for sustainability purposes. \nThere are 3 main outcomes:\n1) Pilot action - agro-digital tools are tested on 2 Hungarian and 2 Serbian pilot farms. \n2) Innovative solutions - Innovative value-chain methodology of the alternative food system is introduced via jointly developed and implemented actions.\n3) Upscaling knowledge from pilots to actors of the value chain.\nARCCHAD's activities are realized in the towns of consortium members: LA – Kiskőrös/HU, A2 – Kecskemét/HU, A3 – Senta/SRB. The places of pilot farms are defined during the implementation phase.\nThe project has a 24-months implementation time frame.","SRB, A4 – Novi Sad","2024-06-01","2026-05-31",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",323378,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",274871.3,85,"The main result of the project is a complex inventory map through the food value chain based on experimental activities in two different however geopolitically coherent territories. \nThe expected outputs of the project:\n-\t2-2 dedicated pilot farms with the capability to organize demonstration activities to multiply the impacts of the project\n-\tbetter insight into local farmers' needs on agro-digital-tools to be able to adapt new technology, and methods for their real circumstances in a cost-effective way\n-\tmapped digital tools which can provide answers to negative effects of climate change adapted to smallholders use who are dominant in the invited cross-border territories \n-\t3 handbooks on different themes for farmers to gain knowledge and easy-to-use guideline about climate change effects’ mitigation strategies\n-\tPieces of training for farmers about supplementary activities to be able to mitigate the damage of climate change\n-\tAwareness-raising programs for farmers (study tour, training) to prepare them for adapting new solutions\n-\tAwareness-raising programs for consumers to be able to take responsibility for their environment and social relations. \n-\tPlatform for better access to outputs of the project and ensure the sustainability of the results. \n-      Learning video summarizing project result\n-      EXPO and conference\n\nCommunication and dissemination activities will generate materials that will be accessible for further use after the project (video content, Podcasts, webinars, and social media).\nTraining materials will be embedded in the curricula of universities and adult education after the project.\nThe project results can generate future projects and cooperation in a wider range.\nThe web-based platform will ensure sustainability and visibility and access to the results of the project after its completion, too. \nThe pilot farms can maintain and demonstrate the results. More farms can be involved to adapt pilot results. \n",null,"Senta, Kecskemét, Novi Sad, Kiskőrös","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},4]
["HUSRB/23R/11/058","Fire Learning, Awareness, Mitigation, and Education",null,"Our project is a cross-border initiative focused on reducing fire risk and enhanced disaster management in Hungary-Serbia. The primary implementing organisations are the fire departments and emergency services from both sides of the border, local municipalities and community groups.\nIn response to the increasing threats of fires due to climate change, our project aims to bolster resilience to fire risks through cross-border cooperation and coordinated efforts. This involves enhancing fire departments' operational capacities, improving fire risk assessment tools, and educating the public on fire prevention and safety measures.\nA significant aspect of the project is the joint development of a local fire incidents database and a fire risk assessment tool. This tool will allow us to identify high-risk areas, understand potential fire causes, and inform preventive measures and emergency response strategies. By sharing experiences and knowledge, the fire departments from Hungary and Serbia will enhance their collective ability to prevent and manage fires.\nOur project places considerable emphasis on education as a preventive measure. This includes public fire prevention events, demonstrations, and presentations on fire safety techniques. We also aim to hold a summer fire prevention camp for children, combining education with fun activities to promote fire safety understanding.\nWe will organise joint training sessions to enhance cooperation between the Hungarian and Serbian fire brigades. These sessions will enable the exchange of best practices, leading to more effective cross-border responses to fire emergencies.\nMoreover, the project includes creating and distributing a fire prevention handbooks both both countries. This handbook will be supplemented by various promotional materials and a promo film about the project to raise awareness and understanding of fire safety among the general public.\nThe project will culminate in a closing event, where we will present the project's results and achievements to stakeholders, partners, and the public. It will include demonstrations of the project's impact, including the effects of enhanced coordination between fire departments and the increased public understanding of fire safety measures.\nIn summary, our project addresses the critical need for improved fire prevention and risk reduction in the Hungary-Serbia border region in the context of the increasing threats posed by climate change. We aim to build a safer and more resilient region through strategic planning, training, and public education.",null,"2024-09-01","2025-12-31",null,null,null,"059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",331248,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",281560.8,85,"1.\tA comprehensive fire incidents database and fire risk assessment tool to strategically plan fire prevention measures.\n2.\tPublic fire prevention events and a summer camp to educate the public and young children about fire safety.\n3.\tJoint training sessions to enhance coordination and operational capacity among Hungarian and Serbian fire departments.\n4.\tA multilingual fire prevention handbook and various promotional materials, including a promotional film, to raise public awareness about fire safety.\nResults: These outputs will lead to key results, including enhanced public awareness of fire risks, improved fire risk prevention and management, and stronger cross-border cooperation in disaster response.\nDurability and Sustainability: The project ensures durability and sustainability by focusing on building capacities and infrastructures beyond the project's lifetime. The fire incidents database, once established, can be continually updated and used for strategic planning. The fire prevention handbook and training sessions aim to impart knowledge and skills that remain relevant and useful long after the project ends.\nCapitalisation of Results: The project results can be capitalised through various means. The shared database and fire risk assessment tool can be further developed and possibly extended to other regions or used as a model for similar initiatives. The public awareness initiatives can spawn ongoing community-led efforts to promote fire safety. Furthermore, the strengthened cross-border cooperation could pave the way for future collaborative initiatives addressing other areas of climate adaptation and risk prevention.\nBy delivering these outputs and results, our project contributes to a safer and more resilient Hungary-Serbia border region, well-equipped to prevent and respond to fire risks amid a changing climate.\n",null,"Baks, Budisava","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/21/050","Enhancing the quality of education for agripreneurs in the Hungarian-Serbian border area",null,"ENAG is a forward-looking project, aiming to improve the quality of entrepreneurship education in the agriculture sector for women living in rural areas. The project’s main aim is to provide a solid connection basis amongst the sector’s key stakeholders, through the introduction of a one-stop-shop digital platform. The project is structured around 4 main outcomes including the following: (1) Needs mapping and training approach structure design, (2) Learning resources development, (3) Digital platform and (4) Transfer of practical knowledge. The nucleus of the project is the digital platform which will include training material, industry links, mentorship and coaching opportunities supporting the development of a cross-border rural community in agribusiness. ENAG will place special emphasis on delivering an innovative, hybrid approach towards learning based on both on-site practical and digital training. The project will also feature two highly interactive face-to-face boot camps on both sides of the border with the aim to transfer skills and knowledge in the areas of agriculture & entrepreneurship, through innovative approaches. Study visits will be organised on this occasion to encourage practical exchanges of experiences that can serve as good practice examples already thriving in the cross-border area. Upon completion of the training scheme, a mentoring programme will be launched to support the (self)employment of women in agribusiness who have completed the training by ensuring that each participant has access to one or more mentors from the trainers and experts pool based on their needs and areas they want to explore further. Local stakeholders group meetings will serve as a networking platform for local communities. All the project activities will be implemented in close cooperation between project partners with LP taking the lead on the preparation of the digital platform. These activities will be implemented over 18 months on the territory of Bács-Kiskun and Csongrád-Csanád Counties in Hungary and Bačka region in Serbia. The project primarily targets young women aged 15 to 29 years in NEET category while the secondary group includes female entrepreneurs that own/manage a local business in the agribusiness to help them scale up, increase their income, and support local economic development. Project activities will be implemented in a cross-border setting fostering multiethnicity, multilingualism, inclusiveness and gender equality among trainers and trainees alike. The impact on women in NEET and agribusiness will be reflected in easier access to training and modular learning resources enabling them to acquire knowledge and skills which will render them able to innovate and contribute to the sustainable growth of local communities, increase employability, and create new professional pathways in rural cross-border areas.",null,"2024-06-01","2026-03-31",null,null,null,"154 Measures to improve access of marginalised groups such as the Roma to education, employment and to promote their social inclusion","N",196872,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",167341.2,85,"ENAG project has exploitation potential when it comes to capitalisation of results. The project is drafted on the premise of creating a long-lasting impact on rural women who wish to work in agriculture and support the development of an entrepreneurial mindset by creating a digital ecosystem that will remain in use after project completion. The digital platform will contain all outcomes produced, such as the curricula and teaching material, resulting from the cooperation with a wide range of experts coming from academia, consultancy, and business environment. The platform will be open to all interested parties with aspirations towards starting/doing business in agribusiness thus ensuring its continued use. Partners, whenever possible, will present project outcomes at regional and national events and to the extent possible, will pursue partnerships with educational and training institutions addressing entrepreneurship and women in business, to further promote it. Institutional sustainability will be ensured through the continued use of the platform as well as the learning content developed in the everyday functioning of partners acting as business support organisations providing advisory, training and mentorship services to parties interested in starting a business in agriculture. The financial cost of keeping the digital platform online will be borne by LP with active contribution in communication, dissemination, and maintenance from PP1. The platform will stay free of charge for any interested users to further instigate (self)employment opportunities in the agribusiness sector. The availability of mentors and experts after project completion will be limited. However, the project partners will work towards creating a wide and active regional agribusiness network through partnerships with local business and academic community thus securing their participation in follow up activities per request from the registered users on the platform.",null,"Kecskemét, Novi Sad","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23L/21/004","Smart Agro-Innovation and Training Action",null,"The Hungarian-Serbian cross-border region is traditionally well suited for high value-added, sustainable agriculture, but studies and statistics of recent years show that three key factors are missing for the region's agricultural sector to flourish: 1) quality adult training courses, 2) up-to-date, skilled workforce and 3) the presence of the technological achievements in agri-digitalisation. SAGITTA aims to bring about change in these areas by introducing 3 new courses to the vocational training and adult education repertoire of the region. In line with Objective \n\n\n\n2.1, by launching inclusive training programmes in various forms and lengths, a larger number of the region's population will be provided by access to quality education and lifelong learning.\nWithin the project, the partners exchange knowledge and jointly develop inclusive adult training materials in natural resources conservation, agri-digitalisation and viticulture-winegrowing, which, to ensure reciprocity, will be translated, adapted and educated on both sides of the border, enabling interoperability for participants and transferability for training institutions. The development of modern, digital curricula in these topics fills significant gaps in the region's and local vocational and adult training portfolio, contributing to strenghtening human and cultural values.\nSAGITTA places strong emphasis on both theoretical and practical education. By digitalising the educational materials and incorporating innovative AR and e-solutions, the project fosters resilience for distance and online education as well.\nTo create the right educational environment and provide the participants with even more exclusive access to quality adult education, the PPs also upgrade their educational toolkit by purchasing advanced technology for practical training and develop accessible educational infrastructure on both sides of the border. The aim of the infrastructure improvements is to provide educational and practical venue for long-term adult training for participants on and from both sides of the border.These activities also induce green and digital skill improvement, providing the participants with better employment opportunities in the region.\nTo promote training programmes and the innovative technologies, PPs will address the target groups via an extensive communication campaign consisting of online promotion, in-person information events, professional programmes, study visits, open days, wine-marketing activities, promotional videos and scientific publications. \nSAGITTA is expected to have significant strategic CB impact, as the new training opportunities in shortage occupations contribute to reducing outmigration, since the completers of trainings will be able to work as high added value professionals in an environment close to their home/region. SAGITTA also creates the necessary conditions to stimulate the currently less active agricultural sectors, contributing to a micro/macro-economic recovery.",null,"2025-09-01","2028-08-31",null,null,null,"149 Support for primary to secondary education (excluding infrastructure)","N",3461821.2,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",2942548.01,85,"Expected results of SAGITTA are new training materials applicable for in-person and online education, state-of-the-art assets and education facilities featuring advanced infrastructure for 3 new adult training courses available in Hungarian and Serbian, in both countries.The 3 new educational programmes will be introduced to the target groups in the second year of the project, adapted into adult and vocational training courses in different length and format. During the project implementation, 532 participants will take part in training, with a min. 400 people expected to complete the trainings.Trainings will also continue after the project on both sides of the border:the upgraded buildings in Senta and Mórahalom, and the container classrooms in Čenej and Stara Moravica will continue to serve as training sites applicable for theoretical and practical education after the project. Operation and maintenance of the newly renovated and equipped buildings in Senta and in Mórahalom, and the containers will be undertaken by PSN and LGM.2 vehicles will be purchased and remain in the possession of PSN, and AAC will purchase 1 bus for transporting students.PPs will be responsible for capitalisation and ensuring the durability of the results:PSN to publicate research results, FEP and LGM to disseminate the studies, LGM to involve participants of the trainings in practice to maintain and cultivate the regional wine brand and FEP and AAC to continue to maintain the mobile applications.Main outcome of the upgraded training facilities will be appropriate conditions for quality education and equal access for the target groups.The region will be provided with skilled labour,initiating a boost in the regional agricultural development. As a result of communication, capitalisation and awareness raising activities, adult education will become more popular in the region, stimulating interest among people interested and active in agriculture, also attracting participants from other regions.",null,"Senta, Ásotthalom, Mórahalom, Novi Sad","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},4]
["HUSRB/23R/11/061","Transnational Awareness & Revitalization through Green Engagement Together",null,"The \"Transnational Awareness & Revitalization through Green Engagement Together\" project is a collaborative initiative between Hungarian and Serbian organisations to enhance environmental awareness, climate change adaptation, and risk prevention among young people.\n\nThe project's key activities include:\n\n-\tTraining Programs: Special sessions will be organised for teachers and youth workers to equip them with the necessary knowledge to teach students about environmental conservation and the 'Walking Trees' initiative.\n\n-\tYouth Exchange Programs: Students from Hungary and Serbia will visit each other's cities to learn about environmental conservation practices, local culture, and history.\n\n-\tCurriculum Development: An educational curriculum will be developed for different age groups focusing on environmental protection, trees' importance, and climate change's impact.\n\n-\tTranslation: Storybooks and curriculums will be translated from Hungarian to Serbian to ensure accessibility.\n\n-\tVideo Production: High-quality videos will document the tree 'walking' process, tree planting events, and the trees' progress over time.\n\n-\tMobile App Development: A user-friendly mobile application will describe the various types of trees planted in the cities. Each tree will be associated with a QR code for easy access to information.\n\n-\tWalking Event Organization: This includes transporting large trees to different locations and organising volunteers.\n\n-\tStudent Competition: A competition for high school students to submit photos, videos, or essays inspired by the 'TARGET' project.\n\n-\tPublic Art Collaboration: Artists from both cities will create public art inspired by the initiative.\n\n-\tBi-lingual Storybook Creation: A storybook narrating the 'Walking Trees' initiative will be created in both Hungarian and Serbian.\n\n-\tCitizen Science Initiatives: Citizens from both cities will be encouraged to document the growth of trees and seasonal changes.\n\nThe implementing organisations are educational institutions, non-profit organisations, and local government units from Hungary and Serbia, with expertise in education, environmental conservation, and community engagement. The project locations will be in critical urban areas in Hungary and Serbia, with the potential to expand to other areas as the project progresses.\n\nThe project aligns with the programme-specific objective of increasing the capacity to adapt to and mitigate climate change's effects and improving the region's disaster risk prevention measures and interventions along with awareness raising. Through joint actions, the project aims to enhance the capacity of the region to prevent and tackle the negative consequences of extreme weather phenomena and other anthropic events.",null,"2024-11-01","2026-06-30",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",480870,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",408739.5,85,"Expected Outputs\n\n-\tEducational Curriculum: A comprehensive curriculum for different age groups focusing on environmental protection, climate change, and the importance of trees.\n-\tTraining Programs: Organized special sessions for teachers and youth workers.\n-\tYouth Exchange Programs: Cross-border visits among students from Hungary and Serbia.\n-\tBi-lingual Storybooks and Translations: Storybooks and curriculums translated into both Hungarian and Serbian.\n-\tMobile App: A user-friendly application providing information about various city tree species.\n-\tPublic Art Installations: Artworks created by local artists inspired by the 'Walking Trees' initiative.\n-       Walking trees installation in public spaces to raise awareness\n\nExpected Results:\n\n-\tEnhanced Environmental Awareness: Increased understanding and engagement in environmental conservation and climate change adaptation among students, teachers, and the general public.\n-\tImproved Green Spaces: More trees in urban areas contribute to biodiversity and climate change mitigation.\n-\tMore vital Cross-Border Collaboration: Increased exchange of experiences and best practices between Hungary and Serbia.\n\nDurability and Sustainability:\n\n-\tThe project's initiatives are designed to have a lasting impact. The educational curriculum, training programs, and mobile app will continue to be used and updated after the project's conclusion. The planted trees and public art installations will remain long-term assets for the community.\n\nCapitalisation of Results:\n\n-\tThe project results will be disseminated through various channels, including the mobile app, educational institutions, public events, and influencer partnerships. The project's methodologies and best practices can be replicated in other regions, contributing to broader environmental education and conservation efforts. The project will also establish a model for cross-border collaboration on environmental issues, which can be used as a reference for future initiatives.\n\n",null,"Novi Sad, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23R/21/088","Digital child protection as a new inter-regional pedagogical tool with parents, teachers and peer mentors to reduce online risks",null,"The online risks threatening children aged 11-14, particularly issues related to abuse, addictions, problematic internet and smart device usage, and social media anxiety, impact almost every child, class community, and family to varying degrees based on linguistic, national/regional, income, educational, and cultural factors. To address these challenges, the project offers a solution through the regional integration of a new pedagogical tool system for digital child protection, leveraging inter-regional cooperation in the following manner:\n\n\n\n\n1.\tProportional and Effective Educational Intervention:The project aims to create tailored education, including Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), Age Peer Mentor (APM) sessions, and digital parenting workshops, specifically designed for the target audience within the program region. This involves the establishment of a Community Digital Risk Profile (C-C-DRP) by collecting data from 260 class communities across 65 schools. The C-DRP will be a validated, GDPR-compliant, anonymous online questionnaire evaluated through specialized software.\n\n\n\n\n2.\tThree-Level Educational Program: \na) Targeted MOOC Course for Educators:Certified teacher training will be provided through interactive e-learning, focusing on four main risk categories with 12 subtopics and creative video content. In the 2024/25 period, 350 educators will receive training, with an additional 280 during the maintenance period. b) Age Peer Mentor Program: The program includes peer mentorship, where high school students conduct workshops for 6th to 8th-grade students in elementary schools. The APM model, which is particularly relevant for digital risk reduction due to age and credibility factors, is based on a four-level model: \n\n\n\n1. Sensitization workshops for school staff from involved schools (16 schools in 2024/25, 24 in the maintenance period); \n\n\n\n2. Training for mentor teachers responsible for student selection and support in high schools; \n\n\n\n3. A 2-day preparation for high school students to become mentors; \n\n\n\n4. Workshops conducted by high school students for 375 students in the program region's 6th to 8th-grade classes. c) Digital Parenting Integration:Recognizing the crucial role of parents in reducing online risks, the project aims to provide digital parenting methods. Workshops will be designed for parents of 11-14-year-old students from classes of participating educators in the MOOC. Since involving a larger group of parents in intensive, small-group settings is impractical from an organizational and resource perspective, the project will organize 3 workshop conferences alongside twelve 3-hour practical and problem-focused workshops.\nIn conclusion, the Comprehensive Digital Child Protection and Human Values Program offers a comprehensive approach to address online risks affecting young individuals. By leveraging inter-regional cooperation, tailored education, and targeted interventions, the program aims to create a safer digital environment for children.",null,"2024-07-29","2026-07-28",null,null,null,"145 Support for the development of digital skills","N",408192,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",346963.2,85,"Expected Outputs and Results: The project aims to further develop a comprehensive C-DRP diagnostic tool to evaluate the online risks and vulnerabilities faced by children aged 11-14 in the program areas. This tool will be used to assess at least 260 school classes, providing valuable insights into the digital risk profile of each student group. A MOOC curriculum, will be developed to educate teachers, parents, and guardians about digital child protection. The MOOC will be available in both Hungarian and Serbian, focusing on reducing the risks of digital device use in small communities. The APM will train peer mentors from 9th and 10th grades to assist 6th and 7th grade students in using the internet safely. Approximately 350-400 students will be involved in the mentoring process. Creative parenting workshops organized for parents of children in each participating class, addressing specific problems identified through the C-DRP assessment. \nDurability, Sustainability, and Capitalization of Results: The C-DRP tool, MOOC, and APM Program will be available online and can be accessed beyond the project's duration. Local organizations and schools involved in the project will be trained and equipped to continue implementing the APM and Digital Parenting Workshops even after the project ends. The cross-border consortium's strong partnership will foster ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange on digital child protection, creating a sustainable network of professionals committed to children's online safety. The project's findings, methodologies, and educational materials will be documented and disseminated to relevant stakeholders and institutions. The syllabus for digital parenting, which the parents will receive, is a publication that can also be distributed later. And one of the most important result is if the three-level education system based on C-DPR is integrated by the program into the education system of the program region.\n",null,"Szeged, Senta, Subotica","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23R/12/047","Wastewater treatment cross-border cooperation by Tisa river",null,"For each of our project objectives, we have defined activities and assigned tools, services and partners to them. The project was planned to last 24 months, covering Algyő(HU), Szeged(HU), Horgos(SRB), Magyarkanizsa (SRB) and the operational areas of several waterworks along the Tisza River in Vojvodina up to Törökbecse.\nThe Municipality of Algyő intends to expand its water utility systems and equipment by acquiring more modern, higher capacity equipment (sewer cleaning vehicle). The aim is to ensure safer and more efficient operation of the sewage and stormwater drainage systems. \nIn the project Szegedi Vízmű Zrt. undertakes to train the employees of the Horgosi Waterworks in the operation of the camera inspection equipment within the framework of practical training. \nThe Horgosi Waterworks, as the operator of the sewage disposal and treatment systems of Kanizsa Municipality, does not have sufficient sewerage in the upper Serbian section of the Tisza. The existing problematic sewer sections are characterised by large amounts of rain and groundwater mixing with the wastewater, which ties up excess treatment capacity (excessive energy and chemical use must be avoided). The purchase of camera sewer inspection equipment will allow the project to capture images of the inside of the pipe, connections or unexplored areas. This will make it possible to identify operational problems, unauthorised connections and carry out maintenance.\nThe Serbian stretch of the Tisza River from the border to Törökbecse is an integral part of the Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental protection area of interest and activity. It is a partner in the project because it can work with the water utilities along the Tisza River to identify and obtain more accurate data on the quantity and quality of industrial and domestic wastewater. Their study will provide basic data for the more efficient development and utilisation of wastewater disposal and treatment capacities through regional cooperation. Last but not least, it is also important for this organisation to learn about the control and monitoring practices in Hungary in order to implement them as soon as possible in the Serbian legislation. A2 can help build a network and increase the number of cooperation partners. They also make partnerships more effective.\n\nResults:\n-5-5 km of sewer sections on the HU and SRB side will be inspected together with the camera inspector after the application of the sewer cleaning machine.\n-a study on the quantity and quality of collected and uncollected wastewater - pollution map of the settlements along the Tisza river from Algyő to Törökbecse will be prepared.\n-a cross-border professional cooperation agreement on wastewater collection and treatment between at least 8 water utilities.\n-a common electronic database (inventory of assets and equipment) will be established and operated on a long-term basis to improve and manage unexpected major breakdowns and emergencies.",null,"2024-07-01","2027-02-28",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",876898.96,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",745364.11,85,"In this project, the partners aim to improve the ecological status of the Tisza River through increased wastewater discharge and treatment in a regional cooperation.\nResults of project activities:\n- After purchasing equipment, 5-5 km of sewer sections on the Hungarian and Serbian side will be inspected together\n- A study on the quantity and quality of collected and uncollected wastewater - pollution map of the settlements along the Tisza river from Algyő to Törökbecse will be prepared.\n- A cross-border professional cooperation agreement on wastewater collection and treatment between at least 8 water utilities.\n- a common electronic database (inventory of assets and equipment) will be established and operated on a long-term basis to improve and manage unexpected major breakdowns and emergencies.\n\nHorgos Waterworks will purchase a Camera Sewer Inspection Equipment, which will make it possible to record the inside of the pipe, connections or undetectable places in pictures. A combined sewer cleaning machine will be purchased by the Municipality of Algyő. Within the framework of the project and even after the end of the tender, the cooperating partners and the waterworks can use the machines jointly. Joint operation of the two equipments mentioned above will achieve the best results in mapping existing conditions in order to successfully maintain all types of water and their drainage, and to protect the environment. \nThe „Establishing a common database of tools for risk management in the waste water sector” activity means, that the cooperation partners will establish and operate a common electronic database (inventory of assets and equipment) in order to repair and manage unexpected, major failures or emergencies.\n  \nThe cooperation agreement will lay the foundations for joint work in the future and the common database will enable joint action and mutual assistance in the future, which will facilitate emergency management and contribute to rapid response.\n\n\n",null,"Novi Sad, Horgos, Algyő","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23L/22/001","Sharing local values by stimulating networing of cultural heritage from the aspect of tourism",null,"On local, regional and national levels, the development strategies are treating the protection and promotion of the cultural heritage as a central element. At the same time, slow tourism is an emerging market segment in global tourism, and it is based on EU Green Deal and Interreg Europe objectives. Accordingly, the project addresses the importance of contemporary tourism market trends and improves conservation of historical dilapidated buildings under state protection. The aim is to bring attention to the less visited parts of project regions by incorporating marketing tools that will provide easy and equal access to all people. The project is in direct line with Programme objectives, by using creative and transdisciplinary methods in composing new measures for slow-tourism both in Vojvodina and Bács-Kiskun, with special focus on Subotica and Kiskunhalas. The goal is to pool knowledge from both countries through Destination Management Board and perform market survey as basis for developing a tourism brand as a sustainable and socially inclusive umbrella for slow-tourism products with 3 tourist routes including 3+3 destinations from each country, incorporating at least 3 types of tourism offerings within a single route (e.g., cycling, walking, gastronomy, wine tasting, eco-tourism, running, etc). The results will be presented in a touristic program that creates an overall visitor experience. The two historical buildings to be renewed in the framework of the project serve as main tourist destinations in the two respective cities. The project will create a comprehensive tourism offer highlighted and promoted by the two infrastructural developments. The SharingValues brand and products will be based on existing cultural traditions and natural values, while also incorporating other resources, like active, rural and eco-tourism elements. The project will set up checkpoints and cross-border tourist routes while maintaining the ecological diversity and cultural origin of the featured regions, in line with the three pillars of New European Bauhaus (Enriching, Sustainable, Inclusive). The project aims to: \n\n\n\n1. Develop SharingValues tourism brand and products focusing on cultural, natural and man-made resources, attractions, services and activities. \n\n\n\n2. Implement an efficient marketing and promotion campaign for the developed SharingValues tourism brand and products incorporating digital marketing tools and easy access to tourist information. \n\n\n\n3. Renew and preserve protected infrastructure of two emblamatic tourist destinations: The Cultural Center in Kiskunhalas, Hungary, a former Casino built in 1897, with its preserved eclectic and Neo-Renaissance style. Also, the Subotica City Hall in Serbia, one of the most significant Art Nouveau style touristic attractions in the region, also housing the Historical Archives and the city’s tourist organization. Both buildings’ functionality will be improved while preserving their cultural and historical value.",null,"2025-04-15","2028-04-14",null,null,null,"167 Protection, development and promotion of natural heritage and eco-tourism other than Natura 2000 sites","Y",5271710,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",4480953.5,85,"SharingValues brand and product development will be based on an interdisciplinary approach of by forming a joint Destination Management Board integrating knowledge from both countries. The market survey will serve as bases to incorporate market trends and visitors’ demands. The goal is to create a unified tourism image for the project areas that will enable efficient marketing for the long-term. Renovation of historic buildings will follow sustainable guidelines while promoting the use of energy efficient building methods such as renewable energy resources. Improving the tourism offer will increase the number of visitors and length of tourists stay in the project area, resulting in increase of tourism income. Revenue enters the bloodstream of the economy and in the meantime generates more income, consequently, multiplying. As a result, tourism improves the economic indicators and income for local population. The project results are 1. steps in developing more tourism products under the SharingValues umbrella in the future. The renewed tourism sites, will also continue to generate results in the long term.\nRESULT 1: SharingValues tourism brand (1) and products (3) with tourist routes (3) incorporating at least 3+3 destinations from each country and min. 3 types of tourism offerings (e.g., cycling, walking, gastronomy, wine tasting, eco-tourism, running, etc.) focusing on cultural, natural and man-made resources, attractions, services and activities \nOUTPUTS: Joint destination management by cross-border Destination Management Board, Test touristic tours with opinion survey (2), Cross-border Destination Management Board meetings (4)\nRESULT 2: Joint marketing management and promotional campaign \nOUTPUTS: Tourism-product promotional events (9), Promotional activities, Website\nRESULT 3: Renewed protected buildings of main tourist destinations (1/country)\nOUTPUTS: Renovated Cultural Center in Kiskunhalas, Reconstructed Subotica City Hall's roof\n",null,"Kiskunhalas, Subotica","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/11/080","Cross-border Collaboration for Adaptation, Resilience and Environmental Transformation",null,"The Red Cross organizations, as designated by legal regulations, are already part of emergency response teams and play a crucial role in disaster management. However, they have been operating with limited resources, both in terms of trained volunteers and necessary equipment and vehicles. Moreover, with the need to increase the number of volunteers, there is also a requirement to augment the number of vehicles and appropriate equipment. To address this problem, the project will focus on enhancing the capacity and efficiency of the partners. The project also focuses on capacity building, conducting training sessions to increase the number of trained volunteers. \nCARE-CONNECT Project is a successful continuation of a partnership between the Red Cross organizations, driven by a shared vision to address challenges from climate change and natural disasters. Geographical proximity enables effective responses by leveraging the expertise and resources of regional partners. The Red Cross organizations aim to enhance disaster management capabilities, promote environmental protection, and foster sustainable development. Challenges include limited resources, awareness gaps, inefficient communication, and the far-reaching impact of natural disasters.\nCARE-CONNECT aims to contribute to climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention in the cross-border region. The project focuses on establishing joint cross-border cooperation systems, optimizing information flow, and coordinating response and assistance during emergencies caused by natural disasters.\nThe project will develop an innovative digital platform, accompanied by a response plan, to support the coordinated management of information and resources in disaster management. This platform will revolutionize disaster response by facilitating real-time information exchange and enhancing communication among partners. \nTo enable effective assistance during emergencies, the project will equip the partners with essential technical and protective equipment. 50 volunteers will undergo comprehensive training, bolstering the region's disaster response capabilities.\n4 joint exercises and simulations will be conducted, involving 50 trained volunteers and 10 Red Cross staff members from both countries. \nCARE-CONNECT will establish a network of min. 20 organizations from various sectors, fostering knowledge exchange and preventive measures. \nThe project will organize 8 educational events, 4 in Serbia and 4 in Hungary, including workshops and webinars, engaging 280 representatives from NGOs, public institutions, and the broader public. Additionally, 4 eco-camps will involve 120 young participants, raising awareness of climate change and environmental protection.\nThrough the project, the cross-border region will develop a more proactive approach to disaster management, fostering a culture of preparedness and cooperation among partner organizations and the community.",null,"2024-06-03","2026-06-02",null,null,null,"058 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: floods and landslides (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",414410.1,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",352248.58,85,"\nExpected Outputs and Results:\n1.\tEnhanced Disaster Preparedness: Early warning systems, disaster response plans, and training will improve disaster preparedness among communities, leading to quicker recovery and reduced vulnerabilities during extreme weather events.\n2.\tClimate-Resilient Community: Tailored training for participants will promote climate-resilient agriculture and sustainable land management, ensuring sustainable livelihoods amid climate uncertainties.\n3.\tEmpowered Youth: Workshops and camps will empower young people to actively engage in climate action and disaster prevention, fostering a culture of resilience and environmental stewardship.\n4.\tStrengthened Volunteer Capacity: Specialized training for volunteers and first responders will enhance their effectiveness in disaster response, building trust within communities.\n5.\tImproved Cross-Border Cooperation: A joint digital platform will enhance information sharing and coordination among local authorities, ensuring better responses and cross-border cooperation during emergencies.\nDurability, Sustainability, and Capitalization of Results:\n1.\tInstitutional Capacity: Strengthening local authorities and institutions will ensure lasting disaster management and climate adaptation practices.\n2.\tKnowledge Transfer: Empowering communities, youth, and volunteers will lead to continued disaster preparedness and climate resilience.\n3.\tCross-Border Network: The collaborative platform will sustain information exchange and coordination among partners and local authorities.\n4.\tLocal Ownership: Active community involvement will drive ongoing efforts for disaster preparedness and climate resilience.\n5.\tCapitalization and Replication: Success and best practices will be disseminated, encouraging replication in similar regions.\n6.\tPolicy Integration: Outcomes and lessons learned will be integrated into local policies, ensuring sustainable development and resilience.\n",null,"Szeged, Novi Sad","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/11/027","Innovative green foliar treatment solutions supported by advanced analytics for cross-border ecological agriculture",null,"This pilot project aims to develop a pioneering leaf-level biofortification technology for promoting environment-friendly crop cultivation and mitigating the adverse effects of the changing environment. This technology will be based on the combined application of innovative biological and nanotechnological processes supported by the most advanced analytical procedures. The pioneering feature of the project is targeting together the \"triple crisis\" of our days: climate change, the reduction of biological diversity, and the increasingly toxic natural environment. In addition, this pilot project can serve as a model for the development of similar actions that can be specifically used for other crops in agriculture.\nWe select plant growth-promoting (PGP) and biocontrol (BCA) microbes and identify their anti-pathogen metabolites. We isolate and characterize microorganisms producing biosurfactants (non-toxic natural antimicrobials), and explore their antimicrobial spectrum. We also develop a micellar nanoformulation of new bioactive ecdysteroids using the aforementioned biosurfactants to create a potentially antimicrobial/anti-insect component for plant treatment. We conduct infection experiments with pathogens and study the effect of treatment with the developed product on the outcome of infections. We assess the responses of the tested plants to foliar treatments, pathogen infection, and their combination, as well as the effect on crop parameters. With particular emphasis on changes in the plant's potential for drought tolerance (due to PGP treatment) in the face of climate change-induced environments with a lack of precipitation, we examine the absorption/degradation of contaminants of emerging concern in plants treated with the invented technology. We assume that the endophytization of some of the used microbes provides a long-lasting positive effect for plants. Due to increased plant health and environmental tolerance, we expect positive changes in the rhizosphere of the treated plants (increased microbial diversity). We are conducting greenhouse experiments with the developed biofertilizer/anti-pathogen/drought tolerance-increasing technology. The project based on a needs assessment of market players, the existing knowledge and expertise of the partners, and it is lined up with the European Green Deal and its zero-pollution ambition for a toxic-free environment. To present the results and popularize the advantages of green/organic farming, as well as their importance in preventing the adverse effects of climate change and environmental pollution, we carry out promotional actions involving general public, university students, farmers, and experts in the field.",null,"2024-09-01","2026-02-28",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",234068.68,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",198958.37,85,"Through collaboration among project beneficiaries and stakeholders, the project aims to contribute to sustainable plant production for improvement of the environmental quality in the CB region by promoting sustainable and environment-friendly foliar biofertilization approaches.\nSuccessful implementation of this pilot project will serve as evidence for the effectiveness of these technologies, encouraging local farmers, SMEs, and professionals to learn more about new approaches for toxic-free environment and sustainable plant production, and to adopt innovative and sustainable practices.\nThe project will increase  visibility of infrastructural and human resources within the CB region capable to cope with the latest challenges such as maintaining healthy environment  recognized by European Green Deal, and make regional research and development capacities more attractive for participation in larger R+D programs. The partnership established under FERTILEAVES will last after the project completion through new collaborative activities within EU funds, joint research publications and events, significantly strengthening the R+D potential of the beneficiaries, and this will be formalized through a structured cooperation agreement between project participants. \nPromotional activities associated with this pilot project will facilitate sharing of knowledge and experiences in applying green approaches within the CB region, generating long-term outcomes. This will add value to the regional innovative network, fostering development of new products and facilitating knowledge-sharing through CB activities. All results will contribute to the competitiveness of regional R+D and economic actors within the expanded EU.\nSuccessful implementation of the project will serve as compelling evidence, effectively showcasing benefits derived from closer ties between Serbia and Hungary as a part of EU, contributing to enhance the public perception and popularity of Serbia's EU accession process.\n",null,"Szeged, Novi Sad","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/31/011","The magic of inclusion",null,"The project aims to improve the developmental opportunities of children with autism, autistic and other disabilities through collaborative development of inclusive education. \nThe problems of people with disabilities are so broad that one project can only address a small segment. Although the previous projects did not focused on only emphasized the presence of children with autism and other spectrum of disorders in society, now they are going to be the target group of the project. Information for parents on effective inclusive education is lacking and the situation in Hungary is very similar. The two project partner organizations, which have a close relationship with schools aiming to develop disadvantaged children, recognized that together they could reduce these gaps by gathering their accumulated experiences and good practices. \nThe project activities are planned for several age groups. The most important being early prevention, in infancy, as this is the best time to develop the individual, so this is the first age group, but also preschoolers, primary school children and mixed age groups living in the dormitory will be included in the project activities. It is important that these children and young people feel that their parents and their communities count on their achievements. \nAll project activities have been designed to have a significant cross-border impact. The basic premise is that by aligning the development systems of the two countries, which are similar but have many differences, complementing each other and highlighting strengths, a joint programme of work can create a new opportunity for children with autism and children with autistic symptoms and other developmental disabilities to thrive.\nThe main outputs can be divided into three groups. Namely the cooperation between professionals, which is very important in terms of transfer of professional knowledge, the disadvantaged children involved in the work and the organized events. The three outputs build on each other, complementing and reinforcing each other, to produce a result that will lead to the development of the target group and an improvement in their quality of life. \nFurthermore, the activities and their outputs are health oriented and have an environmentally friendly purpose.",null,"2024-07-01","2025-12-31",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",163579,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",139042.15,85,"The first step of the project is to assess the input competences of the target group. A test has already been developed for this purpose in the previous IPAHUSRB project and is used by both partners. \nThe purpose of the test is to assess the mental state of the target group and by repeating the test at the end of the project the effectiveness of the project activities will be documented.  \nThe main activities of the project are therapeutic workshops in both institutions and the exchange of experiences. Each institution has strengths that it passes on to the other institution. So professional competence growth is ensured on both sides. The main outputs can be divided into three groups. Namely the cooperation between professionals, which is very important in terms of transfer of professional knowledge, the disadvantaged children involved in the work and the organized events. The three outputs build on each other, complementing and reinforcing each other, to produce a result that will lead to the development of the target group and an improvement in their quality of life.  The activities (learning about each other's work, joint camps, teaching how to use Soundbeam, individual development, parent forums, music therapies and children's presentations) are all designed to ensure that inclusive education for the target group is as broad as possible. \nThe impact of the results of the project will be felt not only during the project, but also in the long term. It is not possible to develop children with autism and other disadvantages in a spectacular way during the course of one year, because it requires a very meticulous step-by-step work, which starts with the previous project, continues with this one and then continues using the experience and tools gained. \nThe project will result in a well-established cooperation between the existing relationship, which will also anticipate the development of future generations, using all the experience and tools acquired.  \n",null,"Baja, Subotica","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/31/040","Football across border and more",null,"The main intention of the project is to bring the population of the small settlements of the region together and offer opportunities for cooperation and development of friendly relations which is quite incomplete.\nProject's overall objective is to foster cooperation between young population of the border region by organizing joint sport activities and events in order to develop inter-regional relations and partnership and to promote social inclusion and cooperation in the border area.\nProject facilitate the cooperation especially between the football organizations from Hungary and Serbia. Through football related activities and events we bring together the potential participants and the inhabitants from the border area and provide more publicity to the region, by the way promoting sport and societal issues.\nThe main goal of the project, as to bring closer children and their relatives from both side of the border and to foster their cooperation, will be achieved through organized Joint football training camps, Family days, Football tournaments for girls and boys, Gathering and recruitment of school children for project, Joint tree planting program, Selective waste management, Coach trainings, Technical base development and last but not least, Purchase of 2 set of containers (dressing room, shower + toilet) + 2 Solar boilers, in order to provide sport development and equal access to sustainable and healthy sport education.\nThe most significant outputs and results of the project are:\n* Two-two events (Joint tree planting program and Selective waste management) will be organized by partners.\n* Total 213 persons will be involved in 4 activity (camps, tournaments, family days and gathering of young football players\n* During the four programs in partners settlements total 60 persons, mainly target group will participate on it\n* Location and facility of the football club Vinogradar will be modernized\n* Coach trainings and sports analysis and diagnostic systems and indoor equipment and will improve the human and technical sport conditions of two football clubs\n* 330 persons (target group) involved in joint sport action\n* After project completion partners will organize at least one joint activity where 70 young athletes will participate\n* Project partners will continue the cooperation after the project closure. Organizations will organize at least one joint sport event, per year\n* Two beneficiary organization will implement to project jointly\nThe sports events to be organized during the project just as well as the exchange of experience between the participants and sports lovers on both sides of the border will serve the existence of a sustainable strong, and long lasting relationship. The joint trainings, competitions, green actions etc. will provide excellent opportunities for all ages most likely for the junior players and will be open to all who are interested.",null,"2024-09-01","2026-06-30",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",217553.62,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",184920.57,85,"As a result of joint planning, realization, financing and management based on current relations, there will be a tight co-operation between the leaders, players, families and fans of the two clubs, and therefore, between the inhabitants of these two settlements as well.\nThe most significant outputs and results of the project are:\n* Two-two events (Joint tree planting program and Selective waste management) will be organized by partners.\n* Total 213 persons will be involved in 4 activity (camps, tournaments, family days and gathering of young football players\n* During the four programs in partners settlements total 60 persons, mainly target group will participate on it\n* Building premises of the football club Vinogradar will be modernized\n* Coach trainings and sports analysis and diagnostic systems and indoor equipment and will improve the human and technical sport conditions of two football clubs\n* 330 persons (target group) involved in joint sport action\n* After project completion partners will organize at least one joint activity where 70 young athletes will participate\n* Project partners will continue the cooperation after the project closure. Organizations will organize at least one joint sport event, per year\n* Two beneficiary organization will implement to project jointly\nProject outputs and results will remain sustainable after the closure of implementation period. The acquired theoretical and practical sporting knowledge will be applied in football teams during their future functioning. These will further develop the competition abilities of team members. The modern sport equipment, goods, systems as well as the renovated premises of sport club will also attract young generation to engage in sports.\nThe future continuous goal will be the inclusion of higher number of young population into football movement and healthy, social inclusive way of living, especially those live in marginal and remote territories.",null,"Hajdukovo, Bordány","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/11/086","StrengThening Organizations in the Protection against FIRES",null,"Climate change has increased forest fire risk across Europe and it’s expected to have a strong impact on forest fire regimes in Europe, including Programme area, so additional adaptation measures are needed as fires cause severe damage to the environment as well as economic and individual assets. Project objective is to increase environmental resilience to climate change and risk prevention through improved fire disaster management, emergency preparedness and awareness raising of vulnerable natural areas in CB region. Project has 3 outcomes: \n\n1. Managed project with completed communication activities, \n\n2. Capacity building for timely, appropriate and effective intervention, \n\n3. Raised public awareness and improved knowledge in the field of adaptation to climate change and risk prevention. Activities involve: Project management, Communication, Joint development of CB fire emergency plan, Organization of joint training, Development of integrated CB system for monitoring/ITC equipment, Creation of prerequisites for the improvement of the fire protection infrastructure, CB fire risk awareness raising campaign, Education of schoolchildren. The project will be implemented in Bács-Kiskun County and North Bačka District in period of 24 months. Main target group includes firefighters and emergency responders, volunteers from voluntary fire brigades and employees of forest manage partner organizations, moreover, key actors and policy makers at the local, regional and national level, representatives of local communities, recreation and tourism Industry, landowners, property managers, agriculturalists, general public and schoolchildren. The project envisages 5 outputs: 1 pilot action developed jointly and implemented in project, EUR 1,118,529 investments in new disaster monitoring, preparedness, warning and response systems against natural disasters, 1000 persons educated about climate change adaptation and risk prevention, 4 public events across borders jointly organised, 4 organisations cooperating across borders.\nCB approach is vital because natural disasters, like wildfires do not know borders. Project is utilizing and developing the human and infrastructural resources on each side of the border so as to provide more efficient and stronger intervention in emergency situations for both countries. Improved fire disaster management, emergency preparedness and awareness raising of vulnerable natural areas in the CB region will impact environmental resilience to climate change and risk prevention and ensure safer environment, well-protected vulnerable natural areas and smooth-running economy that will not be damaged by natural disasters in the CB area. Successful implementation of the project will result in:\n\n1.3 mil people benefiting from protection measures against wildfire. Project innovative character lies in the development of integrated CB system for monitoring/early detection and CB fire emergeny plan.",null,"2024-07-01","2026-06-30",null,null,null,"059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1635275.68,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1389984.32,85,"Project implementation will lead to achievement of multiple outputs/results that will contribute to promoting climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention/resilience.Output: pilot action involves joint development of CB fire emergency plan, by means of which procedure for forest fire emergency management/risk prevention will be established in CB area, training sessions, when the plan will be developed/tested, and procurement of equipment to build PPs’ capacities, will result in solution to be taken up by partner organisations.Another output is EUR1118529 investment in integrated CB system for monitoring/early detection, for which prerequisites for the improvement of fire protection infrastructure will be created. Successful implementation of project will result in 1.3 mil people (5 border districts) benefiting from protection measures against wildfire.Durability of outputs will be guaranteed long time because of improved human/infrastructural capacities and CB fire emergency plan that will remain in PPs’ possession and they will continue to generate results after project completionProcured equipment will be integrated in PPs’ daily work in respect to environment/fire protection activities, forest management and other rescue/emergency actions if needed and PPs will maintain it after project completion.Outputs: 4 public events across borders jointly organised/promo film, which will serve to raise awareness/promote the project, and 1000 persons educated about climate change adaptation/risk prevention will have long-term effects as target groups will better understand their role in fire risk prevention and significance of protecting the environment from fire hazards.PPs will continue cooperation to guarantee durability of results and capitalize on accrued knowledge/findings in future.PPs will take measures during project implementation to further formalize their cooperation and MOU will be signed to ensure cooperation across borders after project completion. \n",null,"Subotica, Kecskemét, Novi Sad, Petrovaradin","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},4]
["HUSRB/23S/21/036","Cooperation of after-school programs for disadvantaged and Roma students",null,"The COOLSCHOOL- \"Cooperation of after-school programs for disadvantaged and Roma students\" project aims to create positive and lasting change for disadvantaged and Roma children by providing comprehensive after-school programs and professional development opportunities for their educators in Szeged and Kanjiza/Horgos. This multifaceted initiative seeks to address the educational and social disparities faced by these marginalized communities and improve their overall well-being.\nThe project partners established and implement after-school programs in targeted areas with a high concentration of disadvantaged and Roma children. Recognizing the crucial role of educators in shaping the future of these children, Both the Center and the Motivation Association will conduct certified workshops and conferences. These events will equip educators with the necessary tools, techniques, and strategies to effectively engage with and support students coming from challenging backgrounds. The work with those children will focus on academic support, life skills development, and recreational activities, creating a safe and nurturing environment for the children to thrive. \nTo encourage knowledge exchange and collaboration, the Motivation Association from Szeged will organize a study visits for project partners. The visit will facilitate the sharing of best practices, experiences, and successful methodologies in working with disadvantaged and Roma children, fostering a supportive network among organizations.\nTo enhance the learning environment and community engagement, the project partners will undertake small works in the venues of the after-school programs.This will include refurbishing classrooms, accompanying rooms, expanding libraries, creating play areas, and improving the energetic efficiency of the facilities (new doors and windows) to create a conducive and inspiring space for learning.\nA publication will be prepared and printed by the Hungarian partner which will help the learning of mathematics.",null,"2024-06-01","2026-04-30",null,null,null,"154 Measures to improve access of marginalised groups such as the Roma to education, employment and to promote their social inclusion","N",198687.82,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",168884.64,85,"Cross-border cooperation of two organizations who deal with the same thing, but using different methodologies will help the educators to know more about the teaching trends, techniques and innovations. They will expand their professional network and the scope of resources to be used in their everyday work with disadvantaged ad Roma children.\nThe state of the after-school buildings will be improved through small-scale works, new furniture will be provided for the classrooms and accompanying facilities, board games, books. sports equipment  will be purchased to help the educators work and children improve their academic and social skills.\nBoth partners' main activity is working with disadvantageous groups. They will continue with the after-school programs and they will provide funding through grants, projects, donations and institutional support. The educators will continue to attend workshops, meetings, seminars the partner institutions may organize in the future. They will introduce their respective coworkers and collaborators with the working methods of the partner organisaton and their network of institutions.\n",null,"Szeged, Kanjiža","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23L/11/003","Joint efforts for risk prevention and cross-border coordination in disaster management",null,"The JERICO project enhances cooperation between Serbian and Hungarian voluntary firefighters in the border region to improve disaster preparedness due to climate change and human activities along the borders. \nA Border Firefighting Centre will be established in Mórahalom, it will provide garages for fire-fighting vehicles, training for fire brigades, and public education and a community space for the firefighters of the region. The voluntary firefighter associations of Balástya and Derekegyháza will receive storage buildings for their equipment and vehicles. The Horgoš Fire Station and Training Center in Serbia will be upgraded for the needs of the region's major border crossing settlement. In Serbia the participating voluntary units' preparedness will be elevated with upgraded vehicles and specialised gears for rescue operations and advanced trainings to manage wild fires, natural disasters and transport emergencies. \nClose to 300 new firefighters will serve the community in Csongrád-Csanád county by the end of the project while their counterparts in Serbia will receive specialised disaster management training. The professional ties under the national cooperation agreement between firefighter alliances will strengthen the cooperation by paving the road to make possible joint cross-border disaster management operations. The project will address new challenges that arise with the growing number of electric vehicles and solar panels in residential buildings as well as the effective and exact navigation needed for firefighters in rural areas by the development of a digital map application covering both sides of the Hungarian-Serbian border area. Public preventive education will be organised on climate change and risk prevention in family days and firefighter demonstrations, and the summer camps for young people in Serbia and Hungary will encourage volunteering for the benefit of the communities.\nThe project will use family days and firefighter demonstrations to attract new members to the volunteers' community. and to raise awareness about the climate change related issues that can only be managed by joint collaboration. An image film will commemorate the joint efforts of the Serbian and Hungarian partners and stakeholders to make the future of this region of Vojvodina and Csongrád-Csanád count a safe and prosperous place.",null,"2025-09-01","2028-08-31",null,null,null,"059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",4738341.5,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",4027590.27,85,"JERICO will significantly upgrade the capabilities of 24 Hungarian and 46 Serbian volunteer associations through advanced vehicle and equipment procurement to the value of EUR 3,7 milion with training programs for firefighters (872 persons). The project will establish a Border Firefighter Centre in Mórahalom and enhance the Horgoš Fire Station and Training Center to meet operational demands. The implementation of national-level bilateral cooperation and the deployment of a digital map application, the new protocols for green energy use will enhance both joint and autonomous disaster response efforts of voluntary firefighters.\nCitizen training in disaster prevention and management will play a crucial role in mitigating the impact of future disasters, contributing to community resilience.Sustainability is supported by energy-saving construction works, and the procurement of pre-used vehicles. The commitment of project partners to disaster management operations guarantees the long-term viability of the project outcomes, with maintenance, financial and operational support. The project will foster the national cooperation for future collaborative disaster management initiatives. Training materials developed through the project will remain in use beyond its completion to enhance disaster response capacities. This focus on training will equip fire units to better prevent and respond to climate-related disasters, such as extreme weather events, droughts, floods, and wildfires. The pilot action to elaborate intervention protocols for green energy use for voluntary firefighters will bring an output that will be suitable for dissemination and uptake in other areas of both countries. The impact include faster, more effective disaster interventions, improved preparedness, and increased safety for over 670,000 citizens in the cross-border project area. To maximize the impact of these outcomes, partners share their disaster management experience with other cross-border region.\n",null,"Mórahalom , Szeged, Kanjiža","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23S/12/020","Developing sustainable solutions for the restoration of local ecosystems through pioneer use of discharged thermal waters",null,"The project examines the feasibility and aims to find the safe methods of using discharged thermal water to maintain soda lakes and to revitalise soda pans. \nAs a pilot action the sampling and analysis of the used thermal water and the soil in the area of a soda lake in Rusanda, RS and in Mórahalom,HU will take place with 4 campaigns. The joint expert team will design a work plan including the methodology and sampling techniques. It will regularly review the progress and exchange experience. The final study will contain the description and recommendations of the intended and achievable water quality that is suitable for the rehabilitation of the soda pans. \nBased on these results the Recommendations (to be made available for dissemination) will be jointly elaborated to harmonize cross-border planning and joint interventions in the enhancement of water quality and biodiversity preservation. This will include various aspects of making the thermal water safe to discharge in nature including cooling techniques that will use the thermal energy of the used spa water, irrigation of agricultural lands and desalination of the water and the potential use of salts in medicine etc. A collection of best practices will help to find the best options to elaborate in the Pilot Plan.\nThe legal background of the used thermal water also needs to be reviewed. To this end a legal specialist will analyse the existing Hungarian, Serbian and EU legistation in relation to the conditions of discharging used, filtered balneological/thermal water into nature. If necessary, recommendations will be drafted to harmonize and enhance the specific legislation to ensure the legal background of the planned operations. \nFinally the main output of the project will be a Pilot Plan for the development of the water supply of the Bite-szék soda pan in Mórahalom for an ecologically sustainable integrated water management system. The Plan will establish a system to enhance climate resilience through water retention and improve and revitalise natural ecosystems to increase the biodiversity and carbon capture capacities of the area. It will build on nature-based solutions and the planned infrastructure will ensure environmental, social and economic benefits for humans and the natural habitat of the area. The Pilot Plan will be adaptable to local circumstances by other settlements facing similar challenges.\nDissemination of the information obtained in the project will be done through two events. A workshop will concentrate on monitoring and sampling techniques and methods for a professional audience in Novi Sad. The second is the presentation of the Recommendations and the Pilot Plan in the framework of the closing event in Mórahalom. \nThe content of the mandatory communication activities will emphasise the importance of preserving and improving natural habitats and the increase of biodiversity that is also beneficial for humans in battling climate change and its unfavourable effects.",null,"2024-06-01","2025-11-30",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",199474.2,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",169553.07,85,"This preparatory project will have the following outputs: A pilot action that consists of the joint design and implementation of the monitoring and sampling of water and soil quality in two distinct saline habitats with a final study and jointly elaborated Recommendations for the sustainable use of thermal waters and restoration of soda pans and lakes. The Recommendations will be available for dissemination. The suitability of the legal environment will be assessed in a Legal Study; a Pilot Plan for the revitalisaton of Biteszék soda pan will be prepared. \nThe major results will be that MVÖ will be in a position to submit proposals for financing the implementation of the Pilot Plan. \nFurther result is the collaboration of project partners and several organisations from both sides of the border, the uptaken Recommendations that can be the starting point for planning similar projects in other areas, and the adaptable Pilot Plan for the rehabilitation of Bite-szék soda pan with treated thermal water. \nThe durability of the outputs will be ensured by making them flexible and providing different options for various circumstances. The closing event will be a good opportunity for presenting the Recommendations and the Pilot Plan for a wide audience of stakeholders. \nBy aligning the project with local and regional development plans, the rehabilitation efforts become an integral part of the cross-border region's sustainable development strategy. This integration increases the likelihood of ongoing support and financial resources for the implementation of the Pilot Plan. The project's results and data may create opportunities for further cross-border research and innovations potentially leading to new ecologically sustainable solutions.   \nAdditionally, and this can be the major feature of this project, the capitalization of results can extend the project's impact beyond its immediate surroundings, benefiting other regions and communities.\n",null,"Novi Sad, Mórahalom","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/31/008","Folk culture: the great tradition",null,"Digitization has crept in between globalization and young people in all areas. Increasingly, the local traditions of individual communities and the preservation of their cultural heritage are being undermined by this phenomenon, as young people spend too much of their time on social networks. The main goal of the project is to strengthen links between communities and to present, preserve and exchange local traditions. All three partners aim to conserve our cultural and natural heritage. The project will organize activities to develop this aim, while involving local residents, especially young people and disadvantaged people.\n\nThe target group of the project is the members of the three associations and therefore members of the local communities. The applicants from Sükösd and Palić, will cover the entire cultural life of the municipality and organize cultural and tradition based events, involving younger generations in the process. Antropos is a professional association whose tradition preserving activities are mainly in the field of mental health. The aim is to learn about each other's cultures and to create and present joint programmes, especially for young people. We will also organize the story camps, the religious workshops, the folk dance performances them and they will put together the theater performance. Young adults will be able to take part in arts and crafts activities and nature walks, while older adults will be able to participate in folk dance demonstrations and craft workshops. \nThe project has two main and well-defined outputs. These include the involvement of young people in cultural and traditional events, and the development of traditional folk culture, in which adult tradition keepers/preservers will be particularly involved. \n\n4 storytelling camps will be organized for 3 age groups, by which they can learn about each other's traditions through storytelling. The young people of Palić will prepare a play about friendship across the border, with the participation of some young people from Sükösd, which will be performed in both towns. For lovers of folk dance and folk music/songs, both venues will offer a two-day event to discover the traditions of the region. For nature lovers, a hike and a camp will be organized. Artisans will have the opportunity to learn about each other's traditions and showcase their work together, as will children in religious holiday themed workshops. \n\nThe project will connect the areas through new contacts between young people from both sides of the border and cultural institutions, NGOs and municipalities, who will participate on the jointly organized cultural events. These connections can form the basis for future economic, social and cultural cooperation. In the future, these connections may even be transformed into town twinning, which could lead to an even broader cooperation.",null,"2024-07-01","2025-10-31",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",165957,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",141063.45,85,"As a result of joint planning, implementation, funding, and management based on existing relationships, close cooperation between team members, performers and craftspeople, schoolchildren, young generations, and families is developed. The inhabitants of the three municipalities and their surroundings will also be involved as a target group or audience. \n\nThe project has two main and well-defined outputs. These include the involvement of young people in cultural and traditional events, and the development of traditional folk culture, in which adult tradition keepers/preservers will be particularly involved.  \n\n4 storytelling camps will be organized for 3 age groups, by which they can learn about each other's traditions through storytelling. The young people of Palić will prepare a play about friendship across the border, with the participation of some young people from Sükösd, which will be performed in both towns. For lovers of folk dance and folk songs, both venues will offer a two-day event to discover the traditions of the region. For nature lovers, a hike and a camp will be organized. Artisans will have the opportunity to learn about each other's traditions and showcase their work together, as will children in religious holiday-themed workshops.  \n\nAll these activities will provide an opportunity for the partners to get to know each other's culture and traditions and build on existing relationships and project results, to develop long-term programmes between them for the joint preservation of culture, which will provide an excellent basis for cooperation, with the potential to involve new municipalities and cultural entities in the future. The essence of this multiplication process is to transfer the developed know-how to the interested municipalities, not only in the Serbian-Hungarian context but also in other countries of the region, as both municipalities have a number of living cooperation in the region.",null,"Sükösd, Palić, Subotica","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23R/22/067","Joint development of cross-border cycling tourism along Eurovelo 13",null,"The project’s overall objective is in line with Programme objectives as it focuses on economic development and social prosperity through a healthy and sustainable approach to tourism that will also positively affect social and territorial cohesion in the region. Cycling has a privileged position within active tourism. It is popular not only as a leisure time tourism activity but also as an eco-friendly means of transport. Cycling is becoming a trend due to the positive mental and physical health benefits for tourists, as well as for local population. In addition, it positively affects the greenhouse emission in the border region, which is a considerable issue due to the massive car-traffic and long waiting periods at the border crossings. OPTI-BIKE 3 recognizes EuroVelo13 as a tool for attracting cycling tourists to the area, connecting the local values and presenting them to the visitors not only on the main route, but also offering alternative options and detours, ultimately contributing to increasing visitor numbers. The project focuses on potentials provided by cycling not just as a sustainable way of transport, but also as an opportunity for a healthy, environmental-friendly and socially inclusive form of tourism.OPTI-BIKE 3 targets the EV13 section on the Hungarian side of the border entering Bács-Kiskun County at Nagybaracska all the way to the Municipality of Tompa and the section that passes to Serbia through Subotica/Palić/Hajdukovo/Bački Vinogradi and back to the Hungarian border. The project area offers a blend of cultural, historical, and natural attractions, making it appealing to various types of tourists. OPTI-BIKE 3 will promote the region's cultural and nature protection events, festivals, and architectural heritage. Outdoor activities such as cycling, birdwatching, and hiking will also be promoted to attract adventure and nature enthusiasts. The project is a continuance of previously completed successful projects of the same partnership, the OPTI-BIKE project series. OPTI-BIKE 1 and 2 addressed the need for cycle paths by developing the cross-border bicycle network. OPTI-BIKE 3 represents the next stage of the project series, this time molding the infrastructural developments into a new cross-border tourism brand and connecting it with the existing tourism potentials of the largest European bicycle network (EV13) to support cycling tourism in Europe, and specifically in HU-SRB border region. OPTI-BIKE 3 aims to: \n\n\n\n1. Develop a sustainable cross-border cycling tourism brand and product that will increase income from tourism, \n\n\n\n2. Implement a joint marketing campaign for the OPTI-BIKE brand and product through a mobile application, event series (festivals in HU and SRB and cross-border cycling tour), a promo film, brochure and promo materials. \n\n\n\n3. Construct bicycle paths in the EV13 spectrum with supporting bicycle services (bicycle service points, pit-stops with interactive info panels and tourist information boards).",null,"2024-09-01","2026-08-31",null,null,null,"083 Cycling infrastructure","N",2348999.64,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1996649.69,85,"Cycling is one of the most sustainable tourism forms. It is an eco-friendly transport mode, positively affecting the greenhouse emission in the border region, which is a considerable issue due to the massive car-traffic and long waiting periods at the border crossings. Cycling has positive mental and physical health benefits for tourists, as well as for local population. Also, tourism is an endless product; capitalization concerns revenue generated by visitors, and the positive effect on the country’s economy. Revenue enters the bloodstream of the economy and in the meantime generates more income, consequently, multiplying. As a result, cycling tourism improves the economic indicators and income for local service providers. The completed market and capacity research of service providers will be useful for future initiatives. The created brand and tourism product is a 1st step in developing more cycling tourism products in the future. The constructed bicycle paths, and supportive services, will also continue to generate results in the long term. Additionally to EV13, the project will enable access to European metropols, as by 2025, a high-speed railway between Belgrade and Budapest will be built that will pass through Subotica, making the city the most important railway junction in Vojvodina. Cyclists from all over Europe, Budapest, Belgrade and Novi Sad will be able to travel to Subotica by train in a matter of few hours. Bike rental will also be available if needed.\nRESULT1: Tourism product focusing on cross-border bicycle tourism along EV13\nOUTPUTS: Market analysis and data collection, OPTI BIKE cycling tourism brand and product\nRESULT2: Joint marketing management of OPTI BIKE tourism product.\nOUTPUTS: Mobile application, Bicycle Pit Stops with Interactive Boards(2), Service points(5), Info Boards(5), Tourist counters(4), Festivals(2), Cross-border Cycling Tour.\nRESULT3: Improved cross-border bicycle road network,\nOUTPUTS: Constructed bicycle route in HU and SRB.\n",null,"Tompa, Subotica","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/22/018","Border that unites us",null,"Function of national borders is separation but also connection. State borders and symbolic - cultural, economic, ethnic, religious - borders do not separate but connect. We know from researches that local residents do not experience such borders as limitations but also as potentials that bring many opportunities in everyday life also enhance tourism. Thinking beyond state borders is a long-standing human behavior, it is the base of many identities, including many of the European and Bačka. Therefore, the overall objective of the project is to make people of CRB to strengthen their European identity through extensive collaboration between various cultural and educational institutes. Along with emphasizing the shared European identity, the goal is also to preserve and help them feel proud of their Bačka heritage and promote it with rich scientific/cultural and touristic programmes and through this setting a good example for others. Our research aims at examining the impact of this and drawing the symbolic boundaries that cross country borders and historical eras that connect people living in CBR. The archaeological artifacts confirm that this region was organic part of a big Bronze Age archaeological community thousands of years ago that ruled most of Europe. Despite numerous ethnic disagreements in Bačka not only the landscape characteristics, economic conditions and historical events but a variety of interethnic effects also shaped the culture and way of life. This centuries-old coexistence can be connected with many rich, polychrome ethnicities and resulted a unified cultural heritage here. Owing to multilingualism, multiculturalism, ethnic and religious tolerance which developed through the centuries there are also well-presented European values in this region. The activities of the project were formed in the spirit of connection. They try to present the connection of space and identity through historical and contemporary good practices, popularize it, integrate it into education and present the strategy of the centuries-old practice of problem solving. The ethnic, religious and linguistic image of the region is particularly diverse and unique. It is like a micro-Europe. We present this fascinating diversity, living side by side, through particularly rich joint cultural, touristic and scientific programs, from experiential children's activities to knowledge-sharing conferences for researchers. The common future is particularly important to us, which is why, in addition to the many cultural programs that entertain and \"educate\", we also want to make sure that the teachers who educate the future generation also work for a more social and inclusive BAČKA AND EUROPE. Therefore, we integrate the results of the project activities into the informal museum education and the teacher training curriculum. Our cooperation is not interrupted by the close of the project. This is a joint thinking that has been going on for several years that we will continue.",null,"2024-04-01","2026-03-31",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",317022.14,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",269468.81,85,"OUTPUTS\n30 public events (4 exhibitions,3 bookshows,4 conferences,8 workshops/lectures,10 content enrichment of big festivals,1 Museums’ Night) \nEnrich open cultural heritage database with 500 data in 3 languages, online photo archive with 1500 items\n5 books, 3 booklets, 6 podcasts, 2 educational videos, 24 museum ‘lessons’, 1 camp for 20 disadvantaged children, 14 research-7 media workshops, 4 Open Day/Eduexpo\nThis is the 2nd joint big project of partners. Their cooperation becomes significantly strengthened and enlarged by the implementation with assistant partners. They have already agreed how to continue together after the end. This cooperation with researches, conferences, exhibitions, books and development of university curriculum also strengthens the professional heritage work in CBR and brings national/international professional/public recognition to the Partners in both countries. Our programs will be more popular. It is confirmed by the success of the previous joint IPA project, which brought LP the Museum of the Year 2022 award and increased the number of visitors by nearly 50%. \nOur research gets into scientific circles and appear in other professional activities. The exhibition hall with excellent installation suitable for new exhibitions, the newly developed programs provide long-term offers with no more invention and with innovative approach to sustainable development as they will be integrated into the general offer of LP/P2. Digitized objects uploaded in official database remain “forever”. The exhibitions are planned for long time not only for cost-effectiveness but also for the theme. It needs time for our concept to take root in people's thinking. This is also one reason why we plan significantly rich and diverse programmes, to address the whole population, make deep impress on them and attract tourists. The new curriculums will be integrated in the university education. The durability of our achievements will far go over the obligatory 5 years.\n",null,"Senta, Subotica, Baja","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23R/12/089","MInimizing CROssborder water contamination of microPLASTICS",null,"Plastics have become a part of our everyday life over the past decades. The household, clothes, cosmetics and food packaging is made from plastic, and since microbes cannot break them down, their waste materials remain in the environment for centuries. As a result of human activity, Microplastics are now ubiquitous on our planet – they’re found all over the place, including fresh Antarctic snow, our bodies, and pose alarming threat to the environment and public health. The main sources of microplastics in the water ecosystem are synthetic fibre materials, packaging, cosmetics, rubber and up to hundreds of thousands of microscopic plastic fibres from household appliances that go down the drain. Moreover, a good part of the microplastic dust settles in cities and along roads and is washed into the soil and sewage network with the precipitation. Creating a cross border cooperation is necessary for efficiently and effectively tackling the identified problem. Microplastics pollution is mainly allocated to the water bodies and most of them consist of a net of canals, streams and rivers finally ending up in big rivers. This makes the problem cross border, and reducing the pollution upstream of the river will reduce the pollution downstream. The MICROPLASTICS project focuses on preserving nature in the Cross border area (Bačka/Bács-Kiskun) by identifying the sources of pollution and reducing the level of the water ecosystem pollution by microplastics. In order to do so, the project aims at establishing effective partnership for protection and preservation of nature. The project will directly contribute to programme objective in enhancing protection, preservation of Nature and reducing the microplastics pollution within the wider programme area. This will be achieved through a specific set of outcomes. Firstly, by determining the extent and amount of microplastics pollution within the water ecosystems (river, canals and wastewater treatment facilities) and identifying the sources of pollution within the CBC region, including protected locations Gornje Podunavlje, Begečka jama, Nature Park Gemenc, Riha Oxbow lake. After the identification a regional system for measuring and monitoring of microplastics will be established and recommendations for increasing the efficiency of measures to protect nature and the environment will be developed. Furthermore, within the pilot action project partners will be designing and testing the filtration solution for wastewater treatment facilities and identifying the waste water treatment facilities in the region for potential replication of project outcomes in the future. Finally, engaging school children, public officials, experts and the general public in educational and awareness raising activities the project will contribute to environmental awareness and therefore reduce water and soil pollution and deterioration of natural habitats.",null,"2024-07-01","2026-06-30",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1372328.4,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1166479.14,85,"A set of outcomes is planned for achieving the project goal. First outcome will result in an implemented project and achieved communication objective, this way ensuring long term cooperation between partners and efficient capitalization of all the project results.\nSecond outcome will result in enabled partner organisations/public experts to collect and process acquired samples. Acquired equipment necessary for collecting and processing of the open surface water, wastewater, and sediments samples, will result in conducted measurements finally resulting in developed protocols for future activities in monitoring of water ecosystem pollution on microplastics. Procured equipment, developed protocols and educated personnel/public health experts will ensure the sustainability of the result after the project ends while the partner organisations will use these results within their daily operations benefiting the community in the long term.\nThird project outcome will result in implemented pilot action with developed adequate method on filtration of waste water and developed scalable filter for 2 wastewater treatment plants in the CBC area with the measurement on efficiency of applied solution. This will be followed by mapped  wastewater treatment plants in the CBC area. Durability of result is within using the filters after the project ends benefiting the community and nature while the measurements and mapping will ensure sustainability as it will provide new research knowledge and potential for replication of the pilot action results.\nFourth outcome will result in raised awareness and educated target groups, namely school children, public officials, enviro NGOs and the general public on the scope of microplastic pollution in the CBC area, but also on the negative impact that microplastics pollution has on nature. Educated target groups will ensure the durability of results while developed educational/informational material and ICT platform will exploit results continuously.",null,"Novi Sad, Sombor, Novi Sad , Baja","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},4]
["HUSRB/23R/31/010","Equestrian sport events across the border",null,"Project's main objective is to strengthen cooperation and popularize equestrian sports and carriage driving in the border region, especially for children and young people.\nProject facilitate the cooperation especially between the equestrian sports based organizations and institutions from Hungary and Serbia. By gathering all relevant stakeholders, organizing equestrian sport events with culture and touristic importance, the sustainable development of traditional potentials will be ensured.\nThrough equestrian and carriage driving related activities and events we bring together the potential participants and the inhabitants from the border area and provide more publicity to the region, by the way promoting sport and societal issues.\nOverall beneficiaries of the Action are Hungarian and Serbian local citizens and tourists, potential visitors who are interested in equestrian sport events in the target area and direct participants of the activities.\nSpecific participants form a target group:\n- Participants, sportsmen, carriage drivers from Hungary and Serbia who directly take part in common various competitions and activities are the main target of this project.\n- Young target group, who on the one hand take part in official and non-official equestrian competitions and shows, on the other hand they are the key target for joint training camps and training lessons.\nProject consist of several major activities, which are the next:\n\n\n\n\n1.1 - Carriage driving training camps in HU SRB\n\n\n\n\n1.2 - Workshops\n\n\n\n\n1.3 - Trainings\n\n\n\n\n1.4 - Professional conference HU and\n\n\n\n\n2.1 - International Carriage driving Championships in HU and SRB\nAt Programme level, two sport clubs will cooperate across the border, and also partners will continue their cooperation after the project closure.\n210 equestrian sports related staff will be involved in joint sport action and 46 participations will have been organized on the joint event after the project completion.\nAt project level the next outputs are foreseen to be fulfilled:\n- Total 17 events (4-4 camps in HU and SRB, 2-2 workshops in HU and SRB, 4 trainings in HU and 1 professional training in HU\n- Total 120 persons will be involved in four knowledge developing activities.\n- On two organized championships 10 and 10 teams will participate. Total 20 domestic and foreign teams compete on championships.\n- On two organized championships 45 and 45 competitors staff will participate.\nThe sports events to be organized during the project just as well as the exchange of experience between the participants and sports lovers on both sides of the border will serve the existence of a sustainable strong, and long lasting relationship.",null,"2024-07-01","2025-12-31",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",384000,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",326400,85,"As a result of joint planning, realization, financing and management based on current relations, there will be a tight co-operation between the leaders, players and fans of the two clubs, and therefore, between the inhabitants of these two settlements and surroundings as well.\nAt Programme level, two sport clubs will cooperate across the border, and also partners will continue their cooperation after the project closure.\n210 equestrian sports related staff will be involved in joint sport action and 46 participations will have been organized on the joint event after the project completion.\nAt project level the next outputs are foreseen to be fulfilled:\n- Total 17 events (4-4 camps in HU and SRB, 2-2 workshops in HU and SRB, 4 trainings in HU and 1 professional training in HU\n- Total 120 persons will be involved in four knowledge developing activities.\n- On two organized championships 10 and 10 teams will participate. Total 20 domestic and foreign teams compete on championships.\n- On two organized championships 45 and 45 competitors staff will participate.\nThe durability of the project outputs and results is ensured after the closure of the project. Establishing CBC partnership will be the first step for further cooperation that means these sport target group and other stakeholders would be able to strengthen each other by know-how transfer, exchange of current experiences, working out common projects in the field of equestrian sports .\nThe purchased equipment and goods will provide an appropriate background to organize such activities and events thus further promoting the regions traditions.",null,"Felsőszentiván, Subotica","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/12/005","Know it - Protect it ! Joint awareness raising on environmental protection and nature conservation in the border region",null,"Nature conservation cannot be inherited, we must do for it. We must do so that people in today's society, which has long been separated from nature, realize that the harmony of nature is an essential element of a harmonious human existence. Kecskemét TV and Pannon TV have been serving this mission since 2011 with their nature conservation programs, previous IPA projects and the activities planned in this project.\nThe poll made in our previous IPA project gave factual measure for the rise of common responsibility for common natural values and the understanding of the necessity of building common future. Thus it has been proven that we should not stop, we should continue. Therefore, the main objective of our project is to fight for nature and environment protection with continuation of relevant television programmes created in the long-term harmonic and balanced co-operation between the Hungarian KTV and the Serbian PannonFund (PannonTV), in order to serve the sustainable development in the CBR.\nDuring the implementation the Beneficiaries choose the most difficult mission, to change significantly the attitude of people to common natural values of the CBR, offer them factual and scientific information on sustainable use of natural heritage and show them good example how to employ the information in practice. They want to reach this purpose with 35 jointly made bi-lingual television nature magazine series of 20 minutes and regularly presented on both TV in every second Saturday evening at 7 pm. Each part consists of 5-6 small film units equally devoted to Serbian and Hungarian topics. Besides the presentation of rich biodiversity of common natural heritage, the series also offer regular information on fights against pollution, the eco-tourism, rural tourism programmes, actions and regional achievements in this field. \nIn order to maximize the impact and activate people, calls for “Green Portrait” serve the inclusion and motivation of young people. We regularly present a person in the programmes, recommended by the television viewers, whose activity is exemplary for the public.\nWe do not forget about the youngest ones either, the pre-and primary school children. 8 outdoor programmes are organized for them. 2 tale books (one bilingual) and 1 tale exercise booklet (1000 pc from each) help the work of educators and teachers or either the parents. They will be donated to Hungarian and Serbian disadvantaged schools. We also create an exciting and informative board game in Hungarian and Serbian (200 pcs), in which the Serbian and Hungarian children could have adventures as bees in the Kecskemét Wildlife Park. The board game is suitable for home use, but it could also help teachers in environmental education classes.\nAll activities correspond to the objectives of the IPA programme and they strengthen good neighbourly relations and encourage their harmonic, balanced and sustainable development.",null,"2024-03-01","2025-08-31",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",234812.08,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",199590.26,85,"We have created 3 more parts from the bilingual 20-minute joint-television programme on biodiversity and pollution reduction in the CBR. \nNATURE PROTECTION WITHOUT BORDERS No. 94 (2025. July 5.)\nThe focus is on marsh turtles\nThe Türr István Museum exhibition in Baja has been renewed\nGreen portrait: Csaba Sarnyai\nThe results of water retention in the Sandbank\nNATURE PROTECTION WITHOUT BORDERS No. 95 (2025. July 19.)\nVillage construction in Bácskossuthfalva\nGreen portrait: farmer István Varga\nFor cleaner and greener schools in Vojvodina\nNATURE PROTECTION WITHOUT BORDERS No. 96 (2025. Augustus 2.)\nMarathon organized on Fruška Gora\nWater retention in the Magyarkanizsa district\nA look-back at the joint nature conservation program series of KTV and Pannon RTV Subotica\n\nIn addition to Pannon Television and Kecskeméti Television, two Romanian TV channels also received the program. A Slovakian television channel also scheduled the broadcasts. \nThe Arcus Environmental Protection Association held a children's workshop in Topolya. The children listened to a presentation on the protection of nesting birds. The presentation was followed by a practical workshop. In Vojvodina, it is particularly important to help birds with artificial nesting sites, as our region is poor in trees and there are even fewer old trees on which nests can be built.\nAs part of the project, the Wildlife-Park held 5 children's workshop in Kecskemét. \nWe also presented the tale books and creativity booklet prepared in the project at the Wildlife-Park in Kecskemét. The bilingual Hungarian-Serbian storybook Dönci and the Great Rescue Operation draws attention to the importance of pollinators. In addition to the world of pollinators, children can also learn about the plants of the region from the richly illustrated book.\nWe also presented the storybooks in Topolya together with colleagues from Kecskemét. The bilingual Hungarian-Serbian storybook Dönci and the Great Rescue Operation draws attention to the importance of pollinators. In addition to the world of pollinators, children can also learn about the plants of the region from the richly illustrated book.\nWe held the closing event of the project in Subotica. The event was attended by the Hungarian and Serbian state secretaries of nature conservation. What is particularly important is that this project event allowed the two politicians to get to know each other, then established contact and discussed joint initiatives in the interest of nature conservation in the two countries. The Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture has already sent a draft cooperation agreement for the joint protection of common natural heritage in CBR. \n ",null,"Kecskemét, Subotica","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/31/032","Light Borders in DKMT",null,"HU-SRB CB area has excellent cooperation, the further expansion and development of which is realistic, if the crossing difficulties caused by the Schengen border are resolved. The project partnership has participated in and catalyzed the development of several CB infrastructural developments, during which it was faced with the fact that there are few opportunities in an organized and structured form for the professional and settlement bodies of the border region to hold a joint consultation on the infrastructural developments supporting the border crossing. The partnership wishes to catalyze this professional exchange of ideas in this project, present it to decision-makers in a structured way, and also help the border crossing itself with various means. DKMT starts preliminary consultation and data collection with regional actors of the HU-SRB border region, in the framework of which it assesses which settlements, professional organizations and NGOs have CB development proposals, plans and ideas. Based on this consultation and data collection, interested organizations and professionals are invited to the 8 workshops. Secretariat is preparing a situation analysis study on the HU-SRB border crossings, in the framework of which the team of experts from various fields will jointly examine current CB circumstances at all 6 CB locations at the SRB-HU border. The data about the fluctuation of the people, vehicles, waiting hours dynamics, and seasonal variations will be analyzed. Measurements will be taken on the spot, with the aim of obtaining relevant data for the actual border points. The Secretariat organizes 4 thematic workshops, in which professional organizations, settlements and NGOs working in the field of CB infrastructure development for water, rail, road and cycling will participate from the HU and SRB sides. In the framework of these workshops, they learn about and discuss their development plans, proposals, and ideas, which aim at faster access, transition and connection in the given field of expertise. After that, DKMT prepares the study based on the workshops, which presents the CB infrastructural needs of the border region in a structured, coherent and, if possible, interconnected manner. After the completion of the first version of the study, DKMT organizes 4 thematic workshops, where it presents and discusses with the experts who participated in the previous series of workshops the results of the study, the revealed connections and the speeding up of border crossing, new infrastructural CB developments. After the finalization of the study, the document will be sent to HU and SRB decision-makers.\nSecretariat acquires technical devices (passport readers, desktop computers, printers) for the SRB border officials that help and speed up the border crossing process.\nAs a result of the project, a continuous and regular communication channel will be formed between organizations interested in the development of CB infrastructure.",null,"2024-04-05","2026-02-04",null,null,null,"109 Multimodal transport (not urban)","N",230450.6,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",195883.01,85,"\tOpening conference with the participation of potential stakeholders and media in order to inform the experts and the inhabitants of the region in order to encourage them to address the project partnership about their problems and ideas about CB infrastructure and border crossing issues \n\t8 workshops (4 in HU and 4 in SRB side) with the participation of professionals responsible for CB infrastructure and border crossing, settlements from the border area, partnership, NGOs. As a result of the workshops, CB infrastructural developments under implementation/preparation in the border area will be presented, and regional actors will have the opportunity to present what kind of infrastructural ideas and proposals they would have in order to facilitate border crossing. The mentioned ideas during the workshops forms the basis of the study, which professionally summarizes and unifies the improvements that can be made to improve the border crossing in the HUSRB border area.\n\t1 study on the current situation of the border crossing, which includes the surveys that are prepared by the experts at different points of the border within the framework of the project. All this forms the basis of the study summarizing possible developments.\n\t1 summary study on infrastructural improvements that can be made to facilitate border crossing.\n\tpassport readers, computers, printers will be procured for the improvement of work of the SRB-HU border crossing points.\n\tClosing conference where the results of the project would be presented to the stakeholders and to the media.\nThe project partnership is engaged to maintain the cooperation with those professionals and NGOs with who it could cooperate during the implementation of the project therefore it is planned to maintain the series of workshops after project closure in order to have a continuous dialogue between relevant HU and SRB organizations. These workshops would provide the opportunity to update the study regularly.\n",null,"Novi Sad, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/31/047","GenerACTION: Connecting Youth for Empowered Change",null,"The main objective of this project is to build mutual trust between youth organizations, institutions, and the target generations Y, Z, and ALFA. This will be achieved through stimulating peer-to-peer (P2P) activities to better understand the specific needs of these groups. The project aims to address the generational gap between professionals working in youth organizations (Generation Y and X) and the young people they target (Generations Y, Z, and Alpha), facilitating more effective and responsive services for youth.\nThe sub-objectives include building cross-border links between sectors related to youth, acquiring tools to map good practices, organizing cross-border events to exchange experiences, and compiling a publication and digital platform for sharing successful practices.\nThe project's contribution to the program-specific objective of \"Harmonious neighbourly relations through cooperation\" lies in strengthening cooperation between local governments and civil organizations. By addressing the needs and challenges of youth through planned actions, the project aims to reinforce trust among people living in the border region, enhancing cross-border relationships. The primary target groups are youth workers and teachers, while the secondary target group is young people from generations Y, Z, and Alpha, with a focus on smaller villages on both sides of the Hungarian and Serbian INTERREG regions.\nExpected outputs and results of the project include enhanced understanding of specific youth needs, strengthened cross-border cooperation, increased access to good practices, networking opportunities for youth workers and teachers, improved program outcomes, and increased engagement of young people. The project aims to achieve sustainability through the use of low-carbon emission minivans, collaborative partnerships, and the creation of a methodological publication and interactive digital platform.\nThe project complies with EU horizontal principles, promoting fundamental rights, equality, non-discrimination, and sustainable development. It aligns with various EU policies, programs, and projects at macro-regional, (trans)national, micro-regional, and county levels, fostering synergies and complementing existing initiatives.\nTo manage potential risks, the project plans to diversify funding sources, establish clear communication channels for cross-border collaboration, engage youth in the planning process, and develop a sustainability plan from the outset.\nOverall, this project seeks to empower youth, foster cooperation, and contribute to a stronger and more connected European community by addressing the specific needs and challenges of the target generations.",null,"2024-06-01","2025-06-01",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",170685.4,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",145082.59,85,"The GenerACTION project successfully delivered all planned activities, achieving significant results in innovation, cross-border cooperation, capacity building, and sustainability.\n\n1. Modern Equipment & Field Implementation\n\nProcured and actively used 86 items of modern equipment, including two minibuses, enhancing the quality and efficiency of partner visits, outdoor events, and youth-focused activities.\n\nDeployed equipment at 9 festivals (5 in Serbia, 4 in Hungary), enabling interactive youth engagement, instant newspaper creation from recycled materials, and dynamic outreach activities.\n\n2. Capacity Building & Volunteer Development\n\nTrained 6 Serbian volunteers in a 5-day MediaCommando course in Szeged, alongside Hungarian peers, developing skills in media production, outreach, and visual storytelling.\n\nVolunteers applied these skills during festival deployments, improving peer-to-peer communication and raising project visibility.\n\n3. Cross-Border Cooperation & Networking\n\nOrganized multiple study visits and partnership-building events in both Hungary and Serbia, connecting youth workers, teachers, and civil society representatives.\n\nFacilitated structured networking, exchange of best practices, and initiation of joint project ideas for future IPA-Interreg, Erasmus+, and other programs.\n\n4. Knowledge Sharing Tools\n\nDeveloped a trilingual GenerACTION Good Practices Handbook featuring 22 adaptable methods (7 Serbian, 14 Hungarian, 1 Romanian), available in print and digital form, ensuring wide accessibility.\n\nCreated a trilingual interactive digital platform with organizational profiles and best practices, serving as a long-term resource for the sector.\n\n5. Final Event – GenerAction Dance Fest\n\nHosted a 3-day closing event in Senta with 52 participants from both sides of the border, featuring project results presentations, cultural activities, and reflection on cross-border cooperation.\n\nOverall Impact\nThe project strengthened institutional partnerships, improved the capacity of civil society organizations, and provided sustainable tools for ongoing cooperation, ensuring that the benefits will extend well beyond the project’s lifetime.",null,"Senta, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/11/052","Planting forest strips to preserve biodiversity",null,"In order to reduce soil erosion and desertification caused by negative climate change, windbreaks will be created on agricultural land along agricultural roads owned by the two municipalities.\n\nThe following activities are foreseen: \n-\tProfessional workshops: We will organize 14 professional workshop for local and regional farmers, in which the upcoming project, its importance, the processes and effects of soil erosion, the importance of soil and water protection, ecological farming, water management, and water-saving irrigation technology are presented. The lectures will be organized with the involvement of the National Chamber of Agriculture, National Food Chain Safety Office, Falugazdász association and experts in rural development. On the occasion of the events, the good practices that have already been implemented either here or among farmers across the border would be presented on a topic-by-topic basis. \n-\tCadastral surveying: Surveying of the field-farming roads affected by protective fencing in the Town and Country Planning Plan and the Local Building Regulations, preparation of the protective fencing plan. According to the plan, the farmers would be involved in the afforestation planned in the project during the above farmers' forums, and the farmers would also designate and determine the sections to be afforested in the future and the pace of afforestation. In parallel with the surveying, we plan to carry out road maintenance (surfacing, trenching) on the sections already completed, with the involvement of farmers. \n-\tInstallation of 10.000 m windbreak forest strip in the measured area. \n-\tDetermining the subsequent installation locations, preparing the installation plans. \n-\tInvolvement of agricultural producers in determining the location of the installation, formation of attitudes regarding the target group - workshops, farmer forums. \n-\tForming the attitudes of young people and eco schoolchildren : we will organize a thematic week for the students in Primary Schools, and eco school, during which we will involve them in the care of the plants planted in the winter period, and in the framework of lectures and programs, they will learn about the process and effects of soil erosion, the importance of soil protection, and the possibilities of close to nature, chemical-free farming. We would also visit a local organic producers. \n-\tMaintenance of the agricultural roads and planted trees during the project.\n-\tEquipment purchase. \n-\tProject closing conference.",null,"2024-07-01","2026-08-31",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",269844,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",229367.4,85,"Creating windbreaks along agricultural roads can lead to several expected outputs and results, which are beneficial for the environment, agricultural productivity, and local communities. Some of the key expected outputs include reduced soil erosion, improved crop yields, water conservation, enhanced biodiversity, climate resilience, carbon sequestration, improved air quality, erosion control along roads, and reduced losses due to soil erosion can lead to increased income and profitability for farmers and agricultural communities.\nOverall, the outputs and results of creating windbreaks along agricultural roads are multi-faceted, with positive impacts on the environment, agriculture, and the well-being of local communities. \nThese outcomes contribute to building more resilient and sustainable agricultural systems in the face of climate change and environmental challenges.\nThe forest strip developed during the project will show its results in the long term. Along the roads where a strong forest strips grows during the vegetation, the erosion of the land will be much less. The wind will not be able to carry away the topsoil, making agricultural production more efficient and economical. There is no need to replace the humus layer with fertiliser, which promotes organic farming.  In this upper layer of humus, the flora and fauna are richer and stronger than in desert areas, and thus can regenerate in a shorter time. \nThese results will have long term benefits, which will be demonstrable at both individual and municipal level, and in terms of overall biodiversity conservation. ",null,"Tompa, Senta","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/12/043","Joint Actions Involving Volunteers and Raising Public Awareness for the Protection of the Birds of Pannonian Grasslands",null,"Conservationists have a lot of information about some rare species in the cross-border region, for example about the effects of climate change (e.g. the drying of wetlands), animal health problems (bird flu etc.), or about the effects of powerlines or illegal poisoning, but there are also many gaps, and so far no comprehensive and practical document have been compiled based on this knowledge. Our project combines the collection of missing data with the involvement of the society, increasing the awareness of nature conservation problems, and by collecting and exchanging the knowledge accumulated in the border region, leading to the compilation of the above-mentioned gap filling document. As birds do not know state borders, the environmental condition of both countries affects the condition of protected species, and due to the proximity, it is necessary to develop similar and joint solutions.\nThree data field surveys will be organised, involving volunteers: a white stork nest census, a data gathering on electric poles dangerous for birds and a wetland and wetlands' bird survey. These surveys fill gaps of knowledge, raise awareness and build capacity in the same time. \nJoint field actions will be organised to exchange knowledge, 3 one-day events in each country on different nature conservation topics. \nAn experimental nest guard basket-like facility will be developed and tested for endangered ground nesting birds, against nest predators.\nBased on the data collected during the above-mentioned actions, an assesment document will be prepared, which will be a useful tool for organizations involved in nature conservation in the border region, with data, protection problems, and proposed solutions.",null,"2024-06-01","2025-11-30",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",158508,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",134731.8,85,"Communication with people interested in nature will be ensured by regular website news and social media posts (twice a month), roll-ups. Journalists can participate in 2 field media events, deepening their knowledge on nature conservation.\nData collection and development of partner organisations will be helped by organising 3 surveys (stork nests, electric lines dangerous for birds, wetlands), involving at least 170 volunteers. \n2 open stork chick ringing and 2 open guided tours will host the public, with at least 400 visitors.\nA nest guarding tool will be developed and tested, which can save ground nesting birds against nest large predators. \n6 joint field actions will be organised for the partner’s professional members. \nA joint document on the status of birds in the border region - population, threats, conservation possibilities – will be completed based on the result of the surveys mentioned above, and sent to organisations involved to nature conservation. \nA closing conference will present the results of the project.\n",null,"Szatymaz, Novi Sad","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/22/062","Crossroads of Architectural Significance: Transnational Learning and Exploration of Vojvodina and South Great Plain Built Heritage",null,"The project is a collaborative effort between Serbian and Hungarian organisations aimed at promoting and preserving the cultural and historical values of castles and fortresses in the Banat region of Vojvodina, Serbia and the Csongrád-Csanád and Bács-Kiskun counties of Hungary. The project will be implemented by relevant local organisations in Serbia and Hungary that have experience in heritage preservation and tourism promotion.\nThe initiative is comprised of several interconnected activities designed to leverage shared heritage for tourism development, community building, and education. The first phase involves joint cross-border exploratory research led by expert historians to study the tourism potential of selected castles and fortresses in the designated areas. Based on this research, a joint tourism strategy will be developed, ensuring a balanced and sustainable approach to heritage management.\nThe project will use different mediums to make the cultural heritage accessible and engaging to a wide audience. Short films will be created for each site, focusing on their architectural significance and historical context. Additionally, a longer documentary film will be produced to collectively showcase the project sites, supplemented by a short image film designed to promote the project locally and internationally.\nAn integral part of the project is its educational component. An educational toolkit will be developed and introduced in schools across both regions, raising young people's awareness of their built heritage. Teachers will receive specialised training to use these resources effectively in their classrooms. To further engage young people, a week-long training session will be organised on both sides where they can acquire skills in local history research, writing, photography, and videography. This educational initiative will culminate in a competition inviting (lesser known or unpublished) stories of historical events and figures, with the winning entries published in a trilingual volume.\nLastly, the project includes a digital aspect - a website and a mobile application providing practical information, advice, and visual content for tourists interested in visiting these sites. The project will conclude with an international conference presenting the developed resources, evaluating the project's outcomes, and discussing future possibilities for heritage tourism in these regions.\nBy intertwining tourism, education, and digital technologies, the project seeks to create an inclusive cultural narrative that enhances regional identity, promotes joint heritage management, encourages inclusive tourism, and contributes to the development of cultural sites.",null,"2024-07-01","2026-02-28",null,null,null,"165 Protection, development and promotion of public tourism assets and tourism services","N",289497.9,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",246073.21,85,"Outputs:\n\n1.Comprehensive joint tourism strategy: The strategy will guide the developing and promotionthe selected castles and fortresses as tourist destinations.\n2.Educational toolkit: The toolkit will raise awareness among young people about the historical and cultural significance of the sites.\n3.Short films, documentary, and promotional film: These will provide accessible and engaging information about each site and the overall project.\n4.Mobile application: The application will aid tourists in planning their visits and enhancing their experience.\n5.Published trilingual volume: Stories generated by students from the competition will be published, adding an authentic local voice to the region's historical narrative.\n\nResults:\n\n1.Increased awareness: The inhabitants of the region, as well as tourists, will have an increased understanding and appreciation of the cultural and historical heritage of the region.\n2.Enhanced tourism: The project will increase the number of visitors to these under-promoted sites, boosting the local economy.\n3.Strengthened cross-border cooperation: The project will foster stronger ties between Serbia and Hungary, facilitating future collaborative initiatives.\n\nDurability, sustainability, and capitalisation:\n\nThe project is designed with a strong focus on sustainability. The Joint Tourism Strategy will serve as a blueprint for future tourism development efforts. The films and mobile app will continue promoting the sites long after the project concludes. The educational toolkit will be integrated into school curriculums, ensuring a sustained impact on young people's understanding of their heritage.\nThe capitalisation of results will be achieved through the international conference, which will disseminate the project's results to a broader audience, encouraging replication of the project's successful elements in other contexts.\n",null,"Kanjiža, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/22/076","Parks4All: Empowering Hungarian and Serbian Cultural Scenes for Sustainable Tourism in Public Green Spaces",null,"The project's expected objective is to strengthen cooperation and capacities of cross border cultural scenes in order to develop innovative, sustainable tourism offerings and enhance the active and environmentally-wise use of PGS by both foreign and local inhabitants. In order to achieve this objective the project will be divided into two phases - first phase will have focus on selection of participants (2 promo events), education (4 trainings) and preparation (2 study visits and 4 artistic residences) while the second phase will be focused on implementation of the 4 festivals and one conference. The first output will be to form a regional network of young managers and artists which will be formed by implementing first phase activities, co-ordinately organized in both countries. This network will be the core power of the project which will have the task to create 4 festivals in Serbia and Hungary within the period of 1 year. The main target group for this network will be 20 cultural managers and 16 artists who will be trained in planning and managing festivals, using innovative, participative and environmentally friendly approaches and artworks. The selection of the culture managers will be organized through an open call promoted within 2 promotional events on both sides of the border. The priority in selecting participants will be given to young people from the bordering territories, as well as to disadvantaged groups such as women, sexual and ethnic minorities, young people coming from rural areas, young people with disabilities etc. After the training the group will: participate in 2 study visits in both countries in order to map green areas, prepare the program of the festivals, participate in selection of artists for the 4 two week residences and coordinate implementation of the festival. The main final output of these activities will be 4 three-day long festivals as well as the final publication “Manual for Organizing Events in Green Spaces”. The festivals will follow the ecological and sustainable principles with a highly participatory and inclusive approach, tending to attract young people, but also families and elderly people. In the program sense they will include contemporary artworks along green areas, movie screenings, concerts, gastronomy try-outs, workshops, family activations and similar. The program will be created so that it reflects cultural exchange of artists and artworks from both countries. The final two-day conference will be held with the aim to present best practices but also challenges in creating unique, innovative and sustainable touristic offers for the region. It will be held in Serbia and include panels, presentations, workshops, and an art showcase of at least 20 international and local professionals for the 100 participants. The partner consortium will meet three times for the Kick off meeting held in Serbia, Mid term meeting held in Hungary and final evaluation meeting linked to the conference held in Serbia.",null,"2024-07-01","2026-06-30",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",418998,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",356148.3,85,"Outputs: network of 20 young managers and artists from Hungary and Serbia formed, 4 five-day trainings conducted for 20 cultural managers and artists, 2 study visits organized to map green areas for festival implementation, 4 artistic residencies conducted for 16 selected artists, 4 three-day festivals held in two towns and two cities in SER and HU, 1 conference organized to present best practices for 100 people, 5 promotional campaigns conducted in order to promote the project, 1 after movie created and 1 Manual for organizing events in green spaces. \nOutcomes:\n-enhanced capacities of cultural managers and producers in planning and managing festivals using innovative, inclusive and environmentally friendly approaches;\n-improved cultural scene and touristic offer in participating territories, through development of innovative and sustainable tourism offerings;\n-increased awareness of ecological, inclusive and sustainable principles in cultural events and tourism offerings among local authorities and stakeholders;\n-improved visibility of the project and cultural scene through conducting a comprehensive promo-campaign on both sides of the border to inform the public about the fresh and upcoming cultural scene.\nProfessional sustainability will be assured through the presence of mentors who will provide ongoing guidance and support to the cultural managers as well as through the publication manual to be created as the final publication of the project. The consortium will pursue multiple funding sources that will be focused on sponsorships, and partnerships with local businesses. Greening PGS during the festivals can created an added value as a practice of citizens involvement and active contribution to improving public health. Engaging with policymakers and advocating for the recognition and integration of sustainable cultural and tourism practices during the whole project can help institutionalize the project's principles and ensure its long-term sustainability. \n",null,"Novi Sad, Kanjiža, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},5]
["HUSRB/23R/31/003","Food Bank",null,"In the 21st century, amidst drones flying overhead, electric cars on the roads, evolving computers and phones, and engaging in conversations with AI, not far from these remarkable civilizational advancements – SOME PEOPLE ARE HUNGRY. \nDrawing inspiration from Maslow's motivation theory, the \"Food Bank\" project recognises that fulfilling basic human needs is a prerequisite for further development. This project aims to address food insecurity and foster cross-border cooperation between a small local community in Hungary and the Food Bank in Serbia by providing nutritious food to individuals facing challenging social circumstances.\nBy focusing on the fundamental need for food, the project aims to create a solid foundation for individuals to pursue higher goals and aspirations. The project's objective is to enhance food security, promote harmonious neighbourly relations, and improve the overall well-being of vulnerable populations.\nTo achieve these objectives, the project will employ a collaborative approach. It will begin by developing a comprehensive strategy that encompasses efficient food collection methods, optimised distribution channels, and innovative approaches to reduce food waste. Through activities such as food drives, establishment of collection points, and safe transportation of donated food items, the project will ensure the provision of essential sustenance.\nRecognising the significance of efficient operations, the project will establish a joint digital platform to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of food bank operations. This platform will enable real-time tracking of food donations, scheduling of pickups, and reporting on food distribution activities, streamlining the process and maximising impact.\nFurthermore, the project will focus on capacity building by providing training programs for volunteers. These programs will empower volunteers with the necessary skills in food handling, community outreach, and client support, enabling them to contribute effectively to food collection and distribution efforts.\nIn order to establish a necessary infrastructure, the project will procure and install a suitable prefabricated facility for the assembly and storage of donated food items. The facility will be equipped with the necessary infrastructure, equipment, and refrigeration systems to ensure proper handling and preservation of food.\nBeyond immediate food assistance, the \"Food Bank\" project will foster cross-border cooperation by promoting collaboration, knowledge exchange, and joint decision-making processes. Joint strategy will be developed in order to provide possible solutions for the joint problem. It will facilitate the sharing of best practices, experiences, and lessons learned betweenMunicipality of Ásotthalom in Hungary and the Food Bank in Serbia, strengthening ties and building lasting relationships.\nBy addressing the basic human need for food, the project aims to uplift individuals and communities",null,"2024-09-01","2026-02-28",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",328182,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",278954.7,85,"Expected Outputs:\n-\tDevelopment of a joint strategy: delivering a comprehensive strategy for enhancing food security and cross-border cooperation\n-\tFood collection activities: organising regular food collection activities, resulting in the collection and distribution of a significant quantity of food to those in need\n-\tFood Collection App: developing a user-friendly mobile application that enables efficient coordination of food collection efforts\n-\tJoint digital platform: establishing a collaborative digital platform that provides effectiveness of food bank operations\n-\tVolunteer trainings: conducting training programs to equip volunteers with the necessary skills and knowledge \n-\tProcurement of a suitable facility: securing a facility equipped with the necessary infrastructure, storage units, and refrigeration systems proper storage of donated food \n\nExpected Results:\n-\tImproved food security: contributing to reducing food insecurity among vulnerable populations in Hungary and Serbia\n-\tEnhanced cross-border cooperation: fostering collaboration and mutual learning between the Hungarian and Serbian partners, strengthening cross-border ties, and promoting the exchange of best practices in food bank operations and social support\n-\tIncreased awareness: raising public awareness about social challenges, encouraging community engagement, volunteerism, and corporate social responsibility\n\nDurability, Sustainability, and Capitalization:\nThe project's durability and sustainability will be ensured through capacity building, partnership networks, policy advocacy, knowledge sharing, and fundraising. Capitalization of results will be facilitated through the dissemination of knowledge, best practices, and lessons learned, contributing to the long-term impact of the project\n",null,"Irig, Ásotthalom","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/12/017","Involving young people in nature protection through education activities",null,"Awareness raising to pollution, environmental protection, protected species of fauna and flora through the presentation of natural values, awareness-raising events, camps, training of NGO activists in the two countries, based on natural values, through educational and awareness-raising activities for children and young people on pollution and its prevention. \n\nShaping young people's attitudes is primarily the task of school education, but schools are not always up to the task and the curriculum does not emphasize this enough. The process should therefore be carried out in cooperation between local authorities, the civil society and educational institutions. There is not enough space and time to educate young people about local natural features, which this project can help to address, thereby reducing the lack of information and raising their awareness of the local natural values that they themselves have to protect. \n\nThe target group of the project manifests in direct and indirect ways, but focuses specifically on the young generations. The direct target group is the activists of the associations, who will be involved in the educational training work, taking part in workshops and thus creating a group with expertise that will pass on their knowledge to younger generations. \n\nThe indirect group is the preschool, primary and high school children, for whom we will organize other awareness raising activities to encourage environmental pollution prevention. \nThe project has two main outputs, which we plan to achieve by carrying out activities. One output is the growth of environmental expertise in the region. This includes two activities. The first is the training of the direct target group, the acquisition of professional knowledge on their part, which they pass on to the indirect target group, children and young people. The second output is the increase of environmental awareness among young people living in the border region. This output includes all activities involving the indirect target group, i.e. children and young people.\n\nThe project is expected to produce a significant cross-border impact on at least two main levels: social and educational. \nIn terms of the social cross-border effects, this project will increase the mobility of youth, professionals and amateurs of environmental science. \n\nOn the educational side, the training of the direct target group is taking place in both countries, with mixed groups of students and lecturers from both countries working together in both places to bring common material to young people in further programs. The camps will also be organized for mixed group of Hungarian and Serbian children. Their aim is to form attitudes, to bring cultures and languages together and to foster friendship. \n\nThe most important cross-border effect will be the joint use of different educational and awareness-raising systems and experiences, which will require coordination between the partners before each activity.",null,"2025-05-01","2026-08-31",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",211809.4,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",180037.99,85,"The project has two main outputs, which we plan to achieve by carrying out activities. \n\nThe first output is the increase in environmental expertise in the region. This involves two activities. The first is the training of the direct target group, the acquisition of professional knowledge on their part, which will be transferred to the indirect target group, the children and young people, during the project. A total of 20-20 people will be trained on both sides, in joint workshops, to get to know the whole border region. The second activity is closely linked to the first activity, where the preparation of a study on the protected flora and fauna on both sides of the border will be realized, as our aim is to focus the project on local values and raise awareness among young people about the fight against nature degradation.   \n\nThe second output is to raise environmental awareness among young people in the border region. This includes all activities involving the indirect target group, i.e. children and young people, to whom the trained educators/teachers will provide information on environmental pollution during the camps, thematic days and school lessons, so that they can shape their attitudes in the long term and thus protect their own environment. \n\nThese awareness-raising activities of the project will start a process that will ensure the long-term sustainability of the project. To change attitudes towards the environment, it is necessary to continuously transfer information resources, through the organization of camps, thematic days and school lessons. Building on these, we will organize further activities in the future, either on our own or from other sources, mainly related to local protected habitats, thus maintaining and strengthening the results of the project. The results achieved by the project will have a long-term impact by reducing pollution in the area, resulting in a more livable living environment for all residents on both sides of the border.",null,"Novi Sad, Novi Kneževac , Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23R/22/060","Borderless Artistic Realm Through Opportunities and Knowledge",null,"The BARTOK (Borderless Artistic Realm Through Opportunities and Knowledge) project is a comprehensive initiative fostering cultural cooperation and exchange between Hungary and Serbia. The project aims to create a cross-border Artistic FabLab centred around traditional and digital art forms, with the shared cultural icon Bela Bartok, as the unifying theme.\n\nA FabLab, a digital fabrication laboratory, is a space for creativity, innovation, learning, and mentoring. It's a platform where ideas come to life. FabLabs offer an environment equipped with the requisite skills, materials, and cutting-edge technology, enabling individuals anywhere to create nearly anything they envision. Two FabLabs will be established, one in Serbia specialising in hard materials, including laser-engraved and 3D printed artworks, and one in Hungary focusing on digital arts, mainly 3D hologram projection. These labs provide a platform for collaboration and cultural exchange, open to artists from both nations.\n\nThe project will implement an Artist Residency Program, enabling 16 artists (8 from each country) and local people and staff to work in the partner country's FabLab for two weeks. \nDuring their stay, the artists will participate in the Artist Technological Skill Training Program (ARTSTEP), providing artists with practical knowledge about the FabLabs' equipment, safety procedures, and creative applications. Through hands-on sessions and advanced workshops, artists learn how to operate the equipment under expert supervision and explore innovative ways to integrate these tools into their creative process.\n\nThe artists in residence and other artists in both countries will be provided with busts of Bela Bartok and 3D models to use as a canvas for their artworks. This not only honours the cultural significance of Bartok in both countries but also serves as a tangible symbol of the fusion of traditional and digital art techniques.\n\nThe project includes community engagement activities, such as a panel discussion on the sustainable promotion of contemporary arts and preservation of cultural heritage, an Art and Technology Lecture Series, and joint cultural events culminating in cross-border festivals. One event will be organised in each city with the participants of the artistic residency and other invited artists from different fields. These events and exhibitions will include a segment featuring Bela Bartok-inspired pieces accompanied by Bartok’s music.\n\nAn opening and a closing conference and a promotional movie will mark the project's milestones. \nThe BARTOK project, implemented by experienced organisations in Hungary and Serbia, will significantly contribute to the cultural landscape of both regions, promote mutual understanding and respect, and create a vibrant cross-border artistic and cultural exchange.",null,"2024-10-01","2026-05-31",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",261525.9,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",222297.01,85,"Expected outputs, results; durability, sustainability and capitalisation of results (maximum 2 000 characters)\n\nExpected Outputs:\n\n-\tEstablishing two cross-border Artistic FabLabs will serve as hubs for artistic innovation, collaboration, and cultural exchange between Hungary and Serbia.\n-\tCreation of Artworks: Artists participating in the residency program will create artworks, including those inspired by Bela Bartok, utilising traditional and digital techniques.\n-\tCommunity Engagement Activities: These will include panel discussions, lecture series, open days, student outreach programs, and joint cultural events.\n-\tArtist Technological Skill Training Program (ARTSTEP): This program will equip artists with the necessary skills to utilise modern technology in their creations.\n\nExpected Results:\n\n-\tIncreased Cross-Border Cultural Exchange: The project will foster a vibrant cross-border artistic community, promoting mutual understanding and shared regional identity.\n-\tGreater Community Engagement: The community will significantly appreciate contemporary arts and cultural heritage.\n\n\nDurability and Sustainability:\n\n-\tThe Artistic FabLabs, once established, will continue to serve as hubs for artistic creation and cultural exchange. The skills gained by artists through the ARTSTEP program will be long-lasting. The community engagement activities will foster a sustained interest in contemporary arts and cultural heritage.\n\nCapitalisation of Results:\n\nThe artworks created during the project, especially those inspired by Bela Bartok, will be lasting artefacts of the cultural exchange. The experiences and insights gained from the project can inform future regional initiatives. The boost in tourism can lead to economic benefits for local businesses and the broader community. The increased visibility and appreciation of contemporary arts and cultural heritage can also lead to further investment in these areas.\n\n\n",null,"Szeged, Petrovaradin","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/31/050","Telemedicine across borders",null,"This project initiative seeks to improve healthcare quality and address the cross-national shortages of medical specialists. The goal of this project is to utilize the already established telemedicine infrastructure at the University of Szeged to expand its reach to Senta Hospital for the treatment of metabolic syndrome and ENT (ear, nose, and throat) problems.\n\nThe Hungarian-Serbian border region grapples with two special significant challenges in healthcare: scarcity of specialists and inconsistent quality of care. These issues notably impact the diagnosis, management, and overall patient outcomes related to metabolic syndrome and ENT conditions, with the geographical remoteness and the difficult border crossing possibilities, adding to the challenge of healthcare access.\n\nThe project targets two main groups: patients with metabolic syndrome and ENT conditions residing in the border region, and the healthcare professionals employed at both the University of Szeged and Senta Hospital.\n\nThe primary output of this project will be a fully operational, expanded telemedicine system at Senta Hospital and in the University of Szeged, dedicated to diagnosing and managing metabolic syndrome and ENT conditions. This expansion will significantly contribute to bridging the gap in specialist healthcare provision and promoting health equity in the region. \nThe secondary output of the project is the acquisition of the necessary skills to use the telemedicine system. This series of workshops will include training of the professional staff of the two institutions, specifically aimed at using the tools purchased and building harmonious cooperation. \n\nThe project's main activity involves extending the telemedicine services of the University of Szeged to Senta Hospital. This extension includes cross-border training of healthcare professionals, the sharing of technical expertise and best practices, and remote patient consultations.\nThe cross-border impact of these activities will be profound. First and foremost, the project will improve access to specialized care for patients in the border region, irrespective of their geographical location. Additionally, it will provide healthcare professionals at Senta Hospital exposure to advanced telemedicine technology and specialized knowledge from the University of Szeged, by promoting professional development and fostering a culture of continuous learning.\n\nPriority 3 of the Interreg VI-A HUSRB programme is the cross-border institutional and civil cooperation. Type of action \n\n\n\n2. Actions supports better cooperation governance of which the activities are the exchange of experience in order to harmonize and develop cross-border services in the social sphere and health care. The project meets this priority, as both health improvements and cooperation will be implemented both during and after the project, digitally removing barriers caused by borders.",null,"2024-09-01","2026-04-30",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",567753.36,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",482590.35,85,"The primary output of this project will be a fully operational, expanded telemedicine system at Senta Hospital and in the University of Szeged, dedicated to diagnosing and managing metabolic syndrome and ENT conditions. This expansion will significantly contribute to bridging the gap in specialist healthcare provision, promoting health equity in the region. \n\nThe secondary output of the project is the acquisition of the necessary skills to use the telemedicine system. This series of workshops will include training of the professional staff of the two institutions, specifically aimed at using the tools purchased and building harmonious cooperation. \n\nThe expected results include the improvement in healthcare quality, the enhancement of patient health outcomes, and the professional capacity building at Senta Hospital. By fostering the cross-border collaboration between the University of Szeged and Senta Hospital, the project also contributes to strengthening of the regional healthcare infrastructure.\n\nThe durability and sustainability of the telemedicine system are rooted in the established expertise and robust infrastructure of the University of Szeged. The telemedicine system is designed to adapt to evolving medical knowledge and technological advancements. Regular maintenance, software updates, and staff training will ensure its continued functionality and relevance. Furthermore, the success of this project will serve as a model for future cross-border healthcare collaborations, creating a pathway for scaling the project's impact to other parts of the region and capitalizing on its results for broader regional development.\n",null,"Szeged, Senta","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/22/091","Film art for all",null,"Project's overall objective is growth of the cultural cooperation, cultural and social inclusion, experience exchange, networking, cultural innovations, cultural education of diverse target groups and creation of new events in the field of film art through the cooperation of four cultural organizations from the CB region. Cultural institutions and film festivals are not cooperating, exchanging experience and ideas, creating joint programs and promoting their work to the target groups and market in the neighboring country. Film festivals, as an example of cultural/artistic events, do not have awareness about their tourism role, tourism potential and sense to cooperate deeper with their local communities. In CB region target group interested in film art do not have the opportunity to develop their talents and interests because there are no available innovative non-formal education in film art. Also, film audience does not have opportunity to see the contemporary trends of neighboring country cinematography.\nProject proposal is strengthening the role of diverse actors and stakeholders in the field of culture, provides opportunity for integration and inclusion of diverse target groups and creates precondition for the development of film art, cultural events and tourism in the cross-border region. Joint activities, events, programs and promotion in the field of film art will during the project and after official end of the project will increase the role of film art and its effects on other cultural and economic fields. \nProject will start with creation of the innovative film schools in 4 cities of the CB region which will result in creative education of target group, their further common work on preparation of film reportages and creation of common bilingual podcast for promotion of CB region and its film art. Touring educational activities will become CB brand of the film festivals with potential to become international activity in upcoming years. Presentation of the films from neighboring cinematography in selected settlements will have strong impact on popularization of these two cinematography's in the CB region, development of new film audience and future cooperation of film festivals with distributors from neighboring country. Developed selection of neighboring independent, engaging and authors films will in the future become the standard selection of 4 partner festivals which will be screened on their festivals thus creating strong ties between four festivals, towns and regions. Know-how exchange activities will enable knowledge and idea transfer and joint work will result in established CB cooperation between partner organizations in the form of formal network with the aim of further concrete cooperation in the film art.",null,"2024-09-01","2026-02-28",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",286605.24,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",243614.44,85,"Outputs:\n1 jointly created film program from partners' country cinematography (8 films)\nJoint program presented at 4 film festivals and 4 cultural centers in 8 settlements in CB region\n2 Round tables focused on the film audience development and tourism improvement at film festival destination organized (60 participants at both events)\n4 comprehensive education courses – filmmaking, film criticism and film promotion organized in Subotica, Szeged, Kecskemet and Novi Sad (60 persons\neducated)\n4 common touring educational activities organized for film students from CB region at film festivals (12 participants)\n1 joint bilingual podcast for the promotion of film festivals and tourism destinations\n2 basic film educations for vulnerable and disadvantaged groups organized in Kecskemet and Novi Sad (30 participants)\n2 educations about development of projects in the field of culture organized in Subotica and Szeged (20 participants)\n4 know-how events organized at partner festivals\n1 Catalogue of the film art in CB region created and printed in 400 copies\n\nResults:\nR1: Established cooperation between cultural organizations in CB region in the form of formal network \nR2: Established new joint film programs at partners film festivals and cinemas\nR3: Educated target group members in CB region in the filmmaking process, film criticism and film promotion through individual and joint activities\nR4: Establishment of touring educational activities as innovative and sustainable concept of partners film festival\nR5: Development of Podcast focused on the promotion of the film art and tourism destinations in the CB region\n\nInterconnected project activities will enable creation of formal network of project partners which will constantly cooperate in the future. Touring educational activities will become standard activity of 4 partner festival and joint programming will become standard film selections on partner festivals in the future thus enriching the program and activities on festivals.",null,"Novi Sad, Kecskemét, Subotica, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},4]
["HUSRB/23R/22/059","Transnational Cultural Mosaic: Unifying Global Expressions",null,"The project, aimed at fostering cultural exchange and promoting cultural diversity and multilingualism in the Hungarian-Serbian cross-border region, is predicated on engaging activities involving the local communities, artists, and professionals from the creative sectors. The cooperation between the partnering professional institutions/organisations dealing with culture results in developed, promoted and implemented joint cultural events and festivals among other activities. \nThe project will be implemented in the culturally vibrant cities of Szeged, Hungary, and Novi Sad, Serbia. The implementing organisations are local cultural institutions and non-profit organisations experienced in conducting arts and cultural events and programmes.\n\n\n\nThe project focuses on several activities:\n\nArtistic Exchange program: We'll host four two-week artist residencies, accommodating eight artists from Hungary and Serbia. The artists will have an immersive cultural experience in the host city, inspiring their creating artistic content on new media equipment with the final goal of sustainable promotion of contemporary arts.\n\nOpening and Closing Conferences: The project will be introduced with an opening conference in Hungary and closed with a conference in Serbia, encouraging dialogue and reflection on the project's impacts and outcomes.\n\nProfessional Development Training for Artists: The program will include professional workshops and training sessions for artists to gain skills and insights into new media. The training will coincide with the residencies, ensuring a direct application of learned skills.\n\nProfessional Development Training for Staff: Similarly, our staff and staff of all 14 cultural organizations and local artists will undergo the same training, facilitating knowledge transfer and capacity-building within our organisations.\n\nTransnational Audiovisual Performance: The project will culminate in a grand joint performance in both countries utilizing new media equipment. Artists will showcase their works in a hybrid format, resulting from the cultural exchange, integrating different art forms.\n\nPanel Discussions and Art Talks: To facilitate broader discourse, we'll host two-panel discussions focusing on contemporary art, new media, and cultural diversity. These will be digitally recorded and made available to the public.\n\nDigital Art Symposium: A symposium will be held to discuss the role and impact of digital technologies on arts and culture, attracting artists, scholars, and the public for knowledge exchange.\n\nThe joint implementation of the project will stimulate an ongoing cultural dialogue, artistic innovation, and cultural preservation across borders, benefitting -among others - disadvantaged and vulnerable groups of both regions. The project's activities are designed to nurture cultural competency and inclusivity, enhancing the richness and diversity of the Hungarian-Serbian cultural landscape.",null,"2024-12-01","2026-07-31",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",308271.44,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",262030.72,85,"Artistic exchanges: The project will sponsor 16 artists, with equal representation from each country, for two-week residencies. The artists will learn how to use new media equipment in Serbia and will have access to the audio equipment in Hungary.\n\nProfessional Development Workshops and Training for Artists and Staff: The project will conduct 8 workshops, equally distributed between the two countries. These workshops are intended to equip artists and the staff of all 14 cultural institutions in Novi Sad and those of Szeged with new skills and perspectives on new media equipment.\n\nTransnational Audiovisual Performances: The project will support joint performances, one during Docek in January and the other during Kaleidoscop of Culture in September in Novi Sad. The one in Szeged will be organized during the summer These performances will showcase the integration of various art forms explored throughout the project's duration.\n\nPanel Discussions and Art Talks: Discussions will be organised to stimulate dialogue on contemporary art, new media, and cultural diversity.\n\nDigital Art Symposium: This event will serve as a platform to discuss the impact of digital technologies on arts and culture.\n\nThe project's impact includes enriched cultural exchange, enhanced cultural competencies among artists, staff,  and inclusive creative sectors. \nDurability and sustainability will be ensured by creating enduring cultural products, cultivating new skills among artists and staff, and establishing lasting cross-border collaborations.\n\nThe outcomes will be capitalized upon by disseminating the cultural products to a wider audience, utilizing them to promote the region's cultural heritage, and integrating them into ongoing and future cultural initiatives. \n",null,"Novi Sad, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23S/31/038","Local people and local products without borders",null,"Project partners on the project \"Local people and local products without borders\" have different experiences.\nThe municipality of Kula is a medium-sized municipality that understands and supports local initiatives. Among the first in Serbia, a LAG (local action group) was formed on the territory of the municipality based on the experiences of the EU LEADER program and the rules of IPARD in Serbia. Only one month after the acceptance of the legal environment, a social cooperative was formed on the territory of the municipality.\nBácsalmás Municipality Public Benefit Nonprofit Ltd. is a social cooperative that produces, processes and markets local products. Employs socially vulnerable, hard-to-employ people. It has been working successfully for 15 years and contributes to the local rural development.\nThe municipality of Kula wants to improve the functioning of social entrepreneurship, to be a leader for the production and processing of domestic (local) products, so it has an interest in making the best use of the experiences that exist in HU. Bácsalmás Municipality Public Benefit Nonprofit Ltd is a leader in the work it does, it is ready to share its experience and wants to explore the possibilities of how, in addition to the existing work engagement, unemployed (often socially vulnerable) persons can be trained through individual consultations (coaching) to become independent in the labor market.\nThe project aims to strengthen the exchange of experience between social enterprises and local product producers, to develop capacities and reduce legal and administrative barriers to cross-border cooperation. \nThe objective of the project will be achieved through three results:\n\n\n\n\n1.\tA situation assessment has been carried out between social enterprises and local product producers on both sides of the border and cross-border knowledge and experience transfer is ongoing \n\n\n\n\n2.\tCapacities and services have been harmonised and developed in the field of production and marketing of social enterprise profiles and local products, and long-term cooperation has been established, which will also share the new practices that are now being developed between the partners.\n\n\n\n\n3.\tInitiatives and proposals have been made to reduce the legal and administrative barriers that currently hamper cross-border (micro) economic cooperation and to facilitate trade of local agricultural commodities and products with neighbouring countries\n\nThanks to the joint work and exchange of experience, Kula will have a support center for agricultural producers, entrepreneurs and social enterprises, producers who successfully sell their local products together with LAG and social cooperative. Bácsalmás will have a vision and a piloted coaching practice to improve its practice of supporting socially vulnerable people. We will have improved and long term cross-border cooperation, networked local producers and identified opportunities for promoting cross-border trade in local products",null,"2024-07-01","2025-12-31",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",202456.23,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",172087.79,85,"Outputs:\n-database of farmers in the regions of the project partners\n-a series of workshops for producers and farmers of particular crops - in 3 fields of expertise - 2 occasions per field \n-Study aiming the cross-border trade of agricultural products\n-Situation analysis of the current state of the demographic and employment of the population in the district of Bácsalmás\n-strategy for the individual development and advancement of social groups \n-Pilot coaching for public employees and social cooperative workers\n-Compilation of a recapitulative study on lessons learned\n-3 study trips\n- local product festival in Kula\n-Opening and closing conferences\n-equipped support centre for local producers in Kula (about 100m2) \n-protocol on long-term cooperation\nRESULTS\n1.\tA situation assessment has been carried out between social enterprises and local product producers on both sides of the border and cross-border knowledge and experience transfer is ongoing \n2.\tCapacities and services have been harmonised and developed in the field of production and marketing of social enterprise profiles and local products, and long-term cooperation has been established\n3.\tInitiatives and proposals have been made to reduce the legal and administrative barriers that currently hamper cross-border (micro) economic cooperation and to facilitate trade of local agricultural commodities and products with neighbouring countries\n\nEducational materials & tools will be made available free of charge, good practices can be widely adapted and scaled up within and beyond the programme area.\nSustainability:\nFinancial sustainability will be guaranteed by partners. During the project institutional structures and financial resources will be guaranteed directly by the partners. \nCenter in Kula give place for local producers, where the visitors, inhabitants, tourists can buy local products. The project has a possibility to creation of new cooperations, further project proposals.",null,"Kula, Bácsalmás","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/11/034","Climate Smart Soil for ZERO-CARBON farms",null,"The region is hevily exposed to negative consequences of the climate change, which require joint solutions in protection, prevention and mitigation of negative impacts and landscape management measures. The project will contribute to sustainable use of natural resources and to promoting of actions that reduce carbon footprint and improve overall environmental performance in the programme area. A healthy soil stores more carbon than that stored in the atmosphere and vegetation combined. The proposed project will include research, pilot actions and demonstration of different technologies for SOC sequestration and recarbonitation of soils: i) soil organic cover (cover cropping and organic mulch); ii) nutrient management; iii) no-till, reduce and conservation tillage; iv) crop diversification (crop rotations and intercropping). Project will integrate research and innovation processes within a public-private-people partnership operating in specific contexts: Living Labs. LLs will involve farmers, cooperatives, agronomic advisers, policy makers, farmer unions, academia, and other related experts to co-define challeng and explore emerging solutions. Those inovative technologies will be presented through joint information campaigns, educational programs and capacity building activities. The multi-stakeholder LLs will represent an active point of engagement of actors at various level. The LLs will permit the deployment of the results on the widest possible audience. \nRaising awareness of the farmers, local stakeholders, policymakers, education, economy and society in general, on the importance of sustainable soil managemet practice and the development and implementation of joint plans for adaptation and mitigation of climate change, could increase existing potential of the border area.",null,"2024-08-01","2026-01-31",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",195339.75,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",166038.78,85,"The project will result in establishing Soil health Living labs, which will involve farmers, cooperatives, agronomic advisers, policy makers, farmer unions, academia, and other related experts to co-define challengs and explore emerging solutions.\nThree study tours to visit successful project implementation with positive SOC balance are important for all target groups to gain practical, hands-on experience of climate change adaptation and mitigation. \nSix ‘experiences and lesson learnt’ workshops on selected topics are key component of ongoing sharing and learning activities. \nA series of six “Training of trainers” (ToT) will be organized. ToT is important to build up training capacity for the project in the future and to ensure the sustainability after the project ends.\nOne conference on climate change and soil recarbonization will be organized. \nMemorandum between partners will be signed to establish long term cooperation .\nThe planned activities of the Project have a direct long-term impact on the environment, health care and well-being, economy and society. Expanding climate smart agricultural practices will increase the resilience of farmers and communities in the programme area. \nIn addition, by raising the awareness of decision-makers, the stakeholders and the entire community, long-term effects are achieved for the possibility of bringing other types of farmers support. \nThe expected results of the Project are excellent for further development and consolidation of the acquired experience. The realization of this Project will be presented as a platform for wider dissemination of developed agricultural practices and their improvement. The concerned institutions have the responsibility to maintain the results in the 5 years period after project closure. Each partner institution will contribute to sustainability of the main project output by providing financial support for technical assistance-\n",null,"ópusztaszer, Novi Sad","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},4]
["HUSRB/23S/31/035","Predicting football talents",null,"The overall objective of the project is to bring closer children and their relatives from both side of the border and to foster their cooperation, not only in the field of sports but on wider broad, what will manifest in the future various relations. Through football, judo futsal, teqball related activities and events project facilitate the cooperation especially between the sport organizations from Hungary and Serbia. The joint trainings, competitions will provide excellent opportunities for all ages most likely for the junior talents and will be open to all who are interested.\nProject is focusing on three major outcomes which intends to reach though implementation of next 9 activities:\n\n\n\n\n1. Participations and cooperation of young target group and sport experts in joint sport activities:\n- Joint training camps and testing of sport performances (3)\n- Seminars (advance training) for trainers and teachers (2)\n- Football festival (1)\n- Football tournaments for boys and girls (5)\n- Multi sport event (football, judo, futsal, teqball etc.) (1)\n\n\n\n\n2. Enhance sport relations between direct target group and beneficiaries from two settlements and surroundings:\n- Family day (1)\n- Watching an NB I or NB II matches, visiting the stadium (2)\n- Project closing event and press conference\n\n\n\n\n3. Upgrade of equipment needed for sport development:\n- Purchase of sports equipment (1)\nThe main outputs of the project are 200 children and sport experts directly involved in sport action, furthermore 3 activities will directly strengthen the cooperation between citizens. Three organizations will cooperate across the borders, total 300 persons will be involved in a whole action.\nSport equipment and tools will be purchased in order to provide preconditions necessary for practicing sports and development of young ones.\nTwo organizations will cooperate across the borders after the project completion, and 80 participations in joint action across the borders after the completion is foreseen.\nWe believe that the established relationships will be nurtured by the young-, and handed over to the next generations. This will help in strengthening more the relationship between the two nations since sports connects people and opens up new doors into other areas of our lives.",null,"2024-07-01","2025-10-31",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",127732,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",108572.2,85,"As a result of joint planning, realization, financing and management based on current relations, there will be a tight co-operation between the leaders, players and fans of the two clubs, and therefore, between the inhabitants of these two settlements and surroundings as well.\nThe main outputs of the project are 200 children and sport experts directly involved in sport action, furthermore 3 activities will directly strengthen the cooperation between citizens. Three organizations will cooperate across the borders, total 300 persons will be involved in a whole action.\nSport equipment and tools will be purchased in order to provide preconditions necessary for practicing sports and development of young ones.\nTwo organizations will cooperate across the borders after the project completion, and 80 participations in joint action across the borders after the completion is foreseen.\nAs a result of the project implementation cooperation between citizens of two cities will strengthened. \nProject outputs and results will remain sustainable after the closure of implementation period. The acquired theoretical and practical sporting knowledge will be applied in sport teams during their future functioning. These will further develop the competition abilities of team members. Thereby, joining intent within new potential players will enhance. The new sport equipment and tools will also attract young generation to engage in sports. Management of the applicant partners undertake to organize such common sport events at least once a year. The future continuous goal will be the inclusion of higher number of young population into various sports and healthy way of living, especially those live in marginal and remote territories.",null,"Subotica, Mórahalom","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/11/006","Joint adaptation and mitigation measures to climate change supporting integrated water management on the Tisa River",null,"By now it is widely accepted and proven that due to global warming precipitation and evapotranspiration patterns will change in the cross-border region of Hungary and Serbia, resulting in a more dynamic hydrological cycle in the area. Consequently, an increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events is expected, affecting various aspects of human life.\nWeather extremes and related flood and drought events have become a significant threat to communities, infrastructure, and ecosystems in the Tisa/Tisza River Basin. All these call for joint and integrated action to tackle the current challenges water management faces. The ADAPTisa proposal approached the problem by developing the means of a continuous, data-driven cooperation between water and disaster managers in the Hungary-Serbia cross-border region, with a special focus on the mitigation of hydrological risks and the improvement of the region’s adaptation capacity and resilience. Our integrated approach addresses both floods and water shortage, and it aims to elaborate both short and long-term solutions to enable stakeholders and decision-makers to cope with the negative consequences of climate change. \nADAPTisa seeks to enhance resilience to floods and water shortage by building up a harmonised robust database on all important parameters of the river channel and the floodplain, developing a state-of-the-art hydraulic model and combining it with forecasts made using machine learning algorithms, assessing different elements of flood risk that need to be considered in daily operation, offering solutions for flood water retention and water storage by considering water quality issues and the most up-to-date technologies. Setting up a platform for cross-border water management, and by facilitating the dissemination of results among various stakeholders and decision-makers.\nThe project is centered around four major outcomes. The first targets building a comprehensive database, hydraulic modelling, and water quality monitoring that serve as a base of all other activities. The second focuses on enhancing flood safety and management. This involves assessing the health and risk of flood protection levees, mapping potential inundation areas, and analyzing flood management solutions. The third explores water storage options on floodplains and outside the levee system partly by applying managed aquifer recharge (MAR) technologies. On top of these main outcomes Partners will jointly develop an Integrated Water Management Platform to support decision-making in water and disaster management. It will undergo testing and refinement based on feedback from water and disaster management experts. Finally, capacity-building events, trainings, workshops and stakeholder engagement will complement the project's effort to promote knowledge sharing and community involvement. All project outcomes and activities were planned and will be designed and implemented jointly in close cooperation of the partners.",null,"2024-09-01","2026-08-31",null,null,null,"058 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: floods and landslides (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1418020.16,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1205317.13,85,"In order to reduce climate change-related risks, primarily flood and drought, four main coherent outcomes are planned, which effectively contribute to the improvement of the risk prevention and disaster management systems and to the increase the climate change resilience of the border region: 1) a database and hydraulic model that directly provides the basis for flood and low water level forecasting and early warning, furthermore, they will provide important input for developing adaptation and mitigation measures related to floods (Outcome 2 ) and low water periods (Outcome 3). 2) The ’Measures for improved flood risk reduction and mitigation’ aims to improve flood safety and to plan potential solutions for improving flood management and risk reduction. 3) The multi-level water retention and aquifer recharge system will outline effective solutions to improve the climate change adaptation capacities of water management including Nature-based Solutions. 4) The final outcome, ’Integrated Water Management Platform’ aims to develop solutions and protocols for flood and low water management based on the project result and improve the coordination and reaction capabilities of organizations involved in disaster management. Besides, joint campaigns addressing the general population, inhabitants as well as agricultural producers will be organized to present them the effects of climate change and measures to mitigatie its negative effects.\nThe project plans an extensive capitalization of the results via training events and workshops, where the developed hydrological forecasting system and the IWMP will be presented. The durability of the results is ensured, as the primary end users of the results are project partner water management institutes, who will integrate the planned hydrological model and the IWMP into their operative work to forecast and manage extreme hydrological situations.",null,"Szeged, Novi Sad","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},5]
["HUSRB/23S/22/045","Dance Concept for Touristic Purposes",null,"Egy-Másért Association from Mórahalom and Digital Region Association will collaborate and synergize their knowledge, experiences, and network of connections to enhance tourism in the border region. Beyond destination promotion, the project aims to actively engage stakeholders, foster cross-border cooperation, and stimulate cross-border cultural ties.\n\nThe project aims to develop a joint marketing campaign that will spotlight ten unique locations through a short film campaign. Additionally, a joint film festival will be organized, providing a platform to showcase and celebrate the cultural richness of the region. Two flash mobs will be organised and recorded, adding an element of surprise and excitement to the promotional efforts. All these activities will be part of a well-planned destination marketing campaign designed to create widespread awareness and interest.\n\nFurthermore, the project will host a series of ten professional film and folk dance youth exchange camps (exchange camps in short), facilitating the exchange of local students. Dance will be utilized as a tool to connect and engage young participants, adding the promotion campaign a vibrant essence while promoting the regional tourist destinations.\nThe overarching goal of the project is to revitalize regional tourism, particularly in areas that have been adversely affected by their lagging regional status and the short-term negative impacts of the COVID-era. By smartly utilizing and effectively promoting local touristic values, the project aims to serve as a catalyst for economic growth and development in the region.\nThrough the joint marketing efforts and the promotional short film campaign, the project aims to raise curiosity and interest among potential tourists, both locally and from neighboring regions. The film festival will provide a platform for cultural exchange and appreciation, further strengthening cross-border ties and promoting the region's diversity.\nThe flash mobs and exchange camps, integrated with dance performances will create memorable and immersive experiences, forging connections among the young participants while enhancing the overall promotional efforts. These activities will not only attract more visitors but also foster a sense of community and pride among local residents.\n\nIn summary, the project's outcomes encompass a comprehensive approach to tourism development and cultural promotion. Through destination marketing films, social media videos, a film festival, and exchange camps, the initiative seeks to create a compelling narrative around the region's cultural and natural treasures. The integration of dance adds a distinct and captivating element to the project, making it not only attractive to tourists but also a means of fostering understanding, unity, and cooperation across borders. Ultimately, the project aims to showcase the CBC region's potential as a unique and vibrant destination, while preserving its rich cultural heritage for future generations.",null,"2024-04-01","2025-09-30",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",197675,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",168023.75,85,"The comprehensive approach to tourism development and cultural promotion through destination marketing films, distributed through online platforms; a film festival; flash mobs; and youth summer camps will exploit the potentials of the region's unique attractions and cultural assets. By leveraging local natural and cultural heritages and engaging stakeholders, the project aims to revitalize regional tourism, strengthen cross-border ties, and promote the CBC region's cultural ties. \n\nThe project will have a lasting impact as it strengthens cultural and touristic cooperation and joint initiatives between the stakeholders from the border regions of Serbia and Hungary. The communication strategy developed within the project will cover 2-5-10 year horizons, assuring the durability of the implemented actions. The short videos promoting regional touristic attractions won’t be project or time bound, therefore they can serve as promotional tools for the region after the project's completion as well. \n\nBoth partners are important tourism stakeholders within the CBC region, well connected to stakeholders responsible or involved in tourism. Both organizations have devoted personnel responsible for culture and tourism – assuring sustainable use of project outputs even after project closure. All project outputs will be shared with local tourist information offices, thus ensuring the enduring capitalization. \n\nThe organization of youth exchange camps will contribute to establishing long-lasting cross border and cross-cultural ties between younger generations. It will lay the foundation of mutual interest, understanding and curiosity towards Serbian and Hungarian cultural heritage among the participating local students. Such initiatives have positive effect on local tourism in the long term.",null,"Subotica, Mórahalom","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/31/031","Rowing for a Healthy Lifestyle and Enhanced Cross-Border Cooperation",null,"The project \"ROWLE - Rowing for a Healthy Lifestyle and Enhanced Cross-Border Cooperation\" aims to promote sport and physical activity, with a particular focus on rowing, as tools for health. Led by Rowing Club Palic as the project coordinator and in partnership with Rowing Club Kalocsa, the project seeks to foster cross-border cooperation and strengthen relationships among people and rowing clubs.\nRecognizing the importance of a healthy lifestyle and sport in building a robust immune system, the project aims to address the challenges and barriers faced in the region, such as language barriers and cultural differences. By providing joint institutional activities and initiatives, the project seeks to overcome these challenges and promote harmonious neighborly relations.\nDuring the course of the project, we will organize two (1 in Hu, 1 in Srb) 5-day camps, 3-3 cups and 3-3 joint trainings in Palic and Kalocsa for our target groups. Apart from the athletes from participating clubs (a minimum of 12 children - 6 pioneer, 6 cadet - , 4 seniors, and 3 coaches from each club), we will invite participants from other clubs as well. We will also engage volunteers, including parents of the children and support staff working at the venues.\nUpon the project's completion, we will develop customized training plans for each target group (youth and seniors) covering various skill levels, from beginners to intermediates. These training plans will encompass instructional materials that focus on the fundamentals of rowing. Written formats of the training plans will be made available on the joint project website and they will be accessible to all free of charge. These training plans will highlight the benefits and beauties of rowing, with the involvement of Olympic Medalists and experts who will showcase the positive effects of the sport.\nBy expanding common workspaces and increasing participation from domestic and partner associations, the project aims to directly impact approximately 100 competitors. Furthermore, the project's influence will extend to a wider audience of up to 1000 people, as it enhances the rowing supply base and involves athletes of different levels in the sport.\nThrough collaborative efforts, the project seeks to bring rowing clubs and individuals closer, fostering enduring partnerships and strengthening cross-border cooperation. By promoting the values of sport, health, and community, the project aims to create a platform for mutual understanding, cultural exchange, and shared experiences. Together, we can overcome the identified problems and build a harmonious and united community.",null,"2024-09-01","2025-08-31",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",81639.5,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",69393.56,85,"The expected outputs of the ROWLE include several key results and long-term sustainability. The project aims to achieve the following:\nPromotion of Sport and Physical Activity: The project will raise awareness and promote the benefits of sport and physical activity, with a specific focus on rowing, as tools for health. \nCross-Border Cooperation and Relationship Building: Foster cooperation and strengthen relationships among individuals and rowing clubs, overcoming language barriers and cultural differences.\nTraining Camps, cups and joint trainings: 6 joint trainings, 2 camps and 6 cups in Kalocsa and Palic providing opportunities for skill enhancement and interaction among participants.\nCustomized Training Plans: Develop tailored training plans for each target group, offering instructional materials and accessible through project websites\nCommunication materials: 2 press conferences, promotional materials,  project web site, 3 sponsored articles, 4 press releases, 2 TV or radio reports, 4 roll-ups\nSustainable Impact: The project's long-term sustainability will be ensured through enduring partnerships, strengthened cross-border cooperation, and continued support from national rowing associations.\nFurthermore, there are plans to extend the project and collaborate with other domestic and foreign rowing clubs and associations. The participating clubs from Kalocsa and Palic are financially strong and capable of continuing to recruit new students. There are also plans to submit ERASMUS Small Scale Partnership and Capacity Building projects in the future, involving clubs from Osijek and Szolnok. National rowing associations have expressed their readiness to support efforts to involve more young, senior individuals, and people with disabilities in rowing sport. By capitalizing on these opportunities, the project aims to create a lasting impact and contribute to the growth and development of rowing communities.\n",null,"Kalocsa, Palic","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/31/018","Basketball games continues cross the border",null,"Project's overall objective is to facilitate the development of neighborly relations and intensifies the cooperation between the young communities of Hódmezvásárhely, Subotica and near settlements. Through basketball related activities and events we bring together the potential participants and the citizens from the border area and promote sport and societal issues. Project involve active participation of young people, their families, relatives, friends, their teachers and also local authorities and thereby enlarging the scope of people to people contacts.\nProject is focusing on three major outcomes which intends to reach though implementation of next 13 activities:\n\n\n\n\n1. IMPROVED SPORT SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES OF YOUNG PLAYERS/PARTICIPANTS:\n- HU/SRB National basketball matches (visiting) (2)\n- Basketball tournaments for the YOUNGEST (U8-U11) (2)\n- BOYS Basketball Tournaments (2)\n- Seminars for trainers and children (2)\n- Basketball camp\n\n\n\n\n2. AWARENESS RAISING ON HORIZONTAL PRINCIPLES:\n- GIRLS Basketball Tournaments (2)\n- ADVISORY DAY (HEALTHY EATING)\n- Equal Opportunity Day\n- Professional conference on SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT\n\n\n\n\n3. PEOPLE TO PEOPLE RELATIONS DEVELOPED AMONG DIRECT TARGET GROUP AND ASSOCIATED PARTICIPANTS (CITIZENS):\n- Kick-off meeting and press conference\n- Project closing event and press conference\n- Street ball (B 3x3) events (2)\n- Family days (2)\nProject will produce outputs which refer primarily to 1) a number of young basketball players, be it girls, boys or the youngest directly participate in joint sport activities, 2) a number of activities on horizontal principles as well as 3) a number of people involved in community based action, which encourage people to people relations.\nAs an IP Output, project counts with at least 370 Participations in joint actions across borders, which means total number of persons attending joint events (13 main activities) across the border. Each persons counts only once.\nAnother IP Output is the two beneficiary clubs who implement the joint project through partnership.\nAs an IP Result, project partners will continue the cooperation after the project closure and will organize at least two joint sport event, per year.\nPaired IP Result, 100 persons from both countries will attend the jointly organized event across borders after project completion.\nProject realization contributes strongly to enhance of neighborly relations and cooperation between the young communities of CB region, especially between the two basketball organizations from Hungary and Serbia as well as to enlarging the scope of people to people contacts.\nAs the most significant benefit of the project will be the cooperation base interaction between people form border areas which will embodied in joint organization,\npreparation and implementation of sport related activities.",null,"2024-09-01","2025-12-31",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",150601,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",128010.85,85,"Project will produce outputs which refer primarily to 1) a number of young basketball players, be it girls, boys or the youngest directly participate in joint sport activities, 2) a number of activities on horizontal principles as well as 3) a number of people involved in community based action, which encourage people to people relations. \nAs an IP Output, project counts with at least 370 Participations in joint actions across borders, which means total number of persons attending joint events (13 main activities) across the border. Each persons counts only once.\nAnother IP Output is the two beneficiary clubs who implement the joint project through partnership.\nAs an IP Result, project partners will continue the cooperation after the project closure and will organize at least one joint sport event, per year.\nPaired IP Result, 100 persons from both countries will attend the jointly organized event across borders after project completion.\nProject realization contributes strongly to enhance of neighborly relations and cooperation between the young communities of CB region, especially between the two basketball organizations from Hungary and Serbia as well as to enlarging the scope of people to people contacts.\nAs the most significant benefit of the project will be the cooperation base interaction between people form border areas which will embodied in joint organization,\npreparation and implementation of sport related activities.\nProject outputs and results will remain sustainable after the closure of implementation period. The acquired theoretical and practical sporting knowledge will be applied in basketball teams during their future functioning. These will further develop the competition abilities of team members. Thanks to the cross border institutional connection and durable relationship there will be an opportunities to easier organize further joint meetings and tournaments and to apply for other funds in order to continue the successful cooperation.",null,"Subotica, Hódmezővásárhely","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/21/025","Establishment of a sustainable knowledge platform and enhanced institutional support for innovation methodologies and procedures in the crossborder area.",null,"The project will support the high-level cooperation between different actors of the innovation ecosystem in the cross-border region: businesses, students, career changers, mentors, investors, founders, and adapt the solutions in a broader circle and react to market demands. The project partners’ aims is to offer cooperation and dialogue with regional innovation ecosystem actors, providing a complex portfolio of services, such as building capacities and competitiveness of the community through participation in activities. \nThe project was joint developed and will be joint implemented by three partners: Subotica information-technology cluster (LA), MeOut Association’s branch office is Szeged (A1) and Subotica Tech - College of Applied Sciences (A2). The locations of activities will be in Subotica and Szeged.\n \nThe project activities and responsible partners:\n\n\n\n\n1.\tJoint development of educational materials: \na.\tElaboration of a feasibility study of the development of higher education (A2)\nb.\tElaboration of educational materials on Data Privacy and Artificial intelligence (LA)\nc.\tElaboration of educational material on Innovation management topics (A2)\n\n\n\n\n2.\tJoint implementation of training programs\na.\tData privacy and AI training program (LA, RCO87: 20)\nb.\tEntrepreneurial skills development training program (A1, RCO87: 25)\nc.\tInnovation management training program (A2, RCO87: 20)\n\n\n\n\n3.\tCB INNOVATION HUB through joint actions: co-creation program, conference and workshops.\na.\tOrganizing a pilot Co-creation program (LA, A1,A2, RCO81: 3)\nb.\tOrganizing Conference on Knowledge sharing on Personal Data Protection regulation and directives in EU and Serbia, (LA, RCO81:1)\nc.\tOrganizing professional workshops on 1) meet-up event; 2) Pitch competition; 3) The design-thinking workshop; 4) web- and social media profile design; 5) Prototyping workshop (3D visual design, 3D printing, testing of a visual inspection (A1, RCO81: 5)\n\n\n\n\n4.\t Establishment of the cross-border OpenLab for open innovation in Subotica (LA, A2)\nDirect target group: \n1)\tStudents at both secondary and tertiary levels, which necessitates in-depth knowledge, problem analysis, and the ability to synthesize multidisciplinary expertise, the primary focus of the project is on students in higher education institutions.\n2)\tRecent alumni, young professionals in the cross-border region. This group possesses a certain level of expertise and low familiarity with innovation methodologies. However, they require further refinement and deeper knowledge to develop practical and implementable solutions for complex problems.\n3)\tSMEs of the region, beside the member companies in IT Cluster Subotica.\nDuration of the project: 18 months\nProgram level indicators:\nRCO87: 3; RCO85: 65 participants; RCO81: 9 actions; \nSelf-defined project indicators: \nNr. People in joint actions: 160; Nr. of educational material developed: 3;",null,"2024-05-01","2026-04-30",null,null,null,"145 Support for the development of digital skills","N",226063.6,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",192154.06,85,"The main output of the project is the establishment of CB Innovation HUB, a sustainable knowledge platform between Subotica and Szeged.\nAs a result, students and the industry will gain valuable knowledge on special fields and into problem-solving methods, practices. \nThe results of the project are the following:\n1)\tBoth theoretical and practical training sessions will be organized in four current topics with high importance: Data Privacy (3 days-long/program, 10 participants/program), AI (6 days-long/program, 10 participants/program), Entrepreneurial skills (4 modules, two-days-long modules, total 8 days, 20-25 participants) and Innovation management (including IP protection, 5 modules, one- days-long modules, total 5 days, 20 participants) for participants. The programs close with exam, certificate of completion will be issued. \nParticipations in joint training schemes: 65\n2)\tThree educational materials will be jointly developed by the partners: Data Privacy, AI and Innovation management.\n3)\tJoint actions with educational purposes and character will be organized: one professional conference (nr. participant: 100), three pilot co-creation periods of the Project Co-creation program (20 participant/period, total 60) and five workshops with Entrepreneurial skills topics.\nParticipation in joint actions: 9\nNr. of participants in joint actions: 160 people (the participants of the co-creation program will take also part at workshops).\n4)\t Partners will improve their high-tech equipment and establish an OpenLab for open innovation in Subotica, designed to empower all project participants in whole activities. Through the development of OpenLab in 3D printing, 3Dscanning and IoT, it will increase the nr. of cooperation, will have a multiplier effect on the local economy as well.\n5)\tThe Elaboration of the feasibility study of higher education will have a great impact on the future vision of the region's higher education system and will identify new development directions.\n",null,"Subotica, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},4]
["HUSRB/23S/31/003","Encouraging the daily cooperation of people living in the border region through sports activities",null,"The project was jointly developed, 2 face-to-face and 6 online meetings took place. The need of the project was based on previous experience. During the project development process the partners agreed on that Football Club „Lehel” would be the LA. The project is planned for 18 months.\nPlaying football means a huge segment both of Hungary and Serbia, which is built up from female, male, professional and amateur football. The partner St. Mihály FC Sportegyesület is a part of the amateur football players society as well as LA so the challenges and needs are similar.\nFemale and male football players related to the township will be involved: 161 players, trainers and their companions (~ 250), 18 players of Nova Crnjai Roham Futballklub and their companions (~25), 104 Hungarian players and their companions (~ 120), which makes 395 people.\nThe youth, older people are the highlighted target groups, they can be the engine for strengthening the cross-border relationships regardless of the mother tongue spoken, with active contribution to promotion of non-discrimination as the horizontal principle.\nActivities:\n\n\n\n\n1.\tOrganization of cross-border football tournaments by the project partners as follow: a) First tournament in Mužlja (2-day long event, Spring \n\n\n\n2024.); b) Second tournament in Szeged (4-day long event Spring \n\n\n\n2024.); c) Third tournament in Mužlja (2-day long event, Spring 2025); d) Fourth tournament in Szeged (4-day long event, Spring 2025); e) \"Sport without borders\" competition and closing event in Mužlja (3-day long, September 2025).\n\n\n\n\n2.\tPreparing promotional materials given to participants: a) Purchase of cups, medals and unique sport clothes for football team members (T-shirts, Hungary); b) Purchase of materials for \"Sport without borders\" competition and sport clothes (T-shirts-Serbia)\n\n\n\n\n3.\tDevelopment and modernization of the infrastructure of LEHEL Sportcenter: a) Photovoltaic system (solar panel) installation; b) Lightning system modernization (LED bulbs); c) Modernization of the LEHEL Sportcenter's facilities; d) Modernization of heating-cooling system of the LEHEL Sportcenter\nAs there are a lot of football players, they cannot have enough trainings due to lack of capacity in Mužlja. The facilities needs to be modernized, the big court should be lightened by LED reflectors as a result they can have more trainings with the Hungarian partners. Diffent shifts in schools: so the trainings are held in the evening. The sportscenter’s main building should be renovated in order to make better circumstances to the domestic and international players. The sustainable, cost-effective operation on the long-term come true when the energy production is assured by renewable energy and is used rationally, so the installation of solar panels and modernization of heating-cooling system will contribute to the ability to multiply the number of cross-border collaborations by providing a suitable, affordable and four-season facility for football players.",null,"2024-05-01","2025-10-31",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",225702.44,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",191847.07,85,"1)\tServices provided: organizing 4 cross-border football tournaments and 1 inter-sport competition:  a) 1st football tournament in Mužlja (Spring 2024.); b) 2nd football tournament in Szeged (Spring 2024.); c) 3rd football tournament in Mužlja (Spring 2025); d) 4th football tournament in Szeged (Spring 2025); e) \"Sport without borders\" competition in Mužlja (September 2025).\nOutputs:\nNumber of people involved in cross-border sport programmes: min. 395 people\nNumber of joint activities in local traditions or newly created programmes with involvement of local communities: 5\n\n2)\tPurchase of promotional materials given to participants during the implementation of the project: a) cups, medals and unique sportclothes for football team members  (T-shirts, Hungary); b) materials for \"Sport without borders\" competition and sportclothes (T-shirts- Serbia)\nOutputs:\nNumber of promotional materials distributed: min. 610 pieces\n\n3)\tWorks, infrastructure development at the LEHEL Sportcenter, Mužlja : a) Photovoltaic system (solar panel) installation; b) Lightning system modernization (LED bulbs); c) Modernization of the LEHEL Sportcenter's facilities; d) Modernization of heating-cooling system of the LEHEL Sportcenter\nOutputs:\nInvestments in modernization of NGO organizations: 1\n\nThe professional sustainability is ensured by the experts participating in the project. Partner organizations are managed by veteran football players who want to create lasting project with their expertise and committment. Institutional and financial sustainability will be assured by the stable position of the partners, their dedicated and gap-filling work, and the 5-year cooperation agreement, which will be signed at the opening event. The modernization of the LEHEL Sportcenter will contribute to the sustainable, cost-effective operation of LA and to the ability to multiply the number of cross-border collaborations by providing a suitable, affordable and 4-season facility for football players.\n",null,"Szeged, Zrenjanin","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/21/045","Cooperation in the field of healthcare practical training and public health education in the region of Baja and Sombor",null,"The project’s overall goal is to improve the quality & accessibility of practice-oriented health education in the Baja-Sombor region providing lifelong learning opportunities for healthcare workers and getting public health educative services closer to the public, even to disadvantaged citizens.\n\nThe 20-month-long project of the Szent Rókus Hospital Baja and the Health Center \"Dr. Đorđe Lazić\" Sombor is divided into two strands, which deliver two synergic outcomes. One strand aims at developing the educational and demonstrative capacities of the project partners’ health institutions to provide cutting-edge training opportunities for professionals, while the other strand serves the public health education of citizens. Primary target groups of the two outcomes are different: while the goal of healthcare capacity development is to increase the level of knowledge and further training of those working in healthcare services, public education programs target especially the disadvantaged population living in the cross-border area, who have difficulty in accessing basic health services and screenings due to their financial situation or mobility limitations (including elderly and disabled people).\n\nIn the first phase of the project, the training infrastructure will be established in the Hospital of Baja, with creating the Skill-Labor, a modern, specialised training venue for practice-oriented medical education. Based on the existing experience on on-site screenings and public education activities of the Hungarian partner, a Health Development Office will be established in Sombor to ensure education of professionals and to improve health-awareness of the population even after project closure. \n\nParallel to infrastructure development, the training schemes for professionals will be developed in seven topics, selected to reflect training needs of DZS and the experiences of BSZRK: AB-index, Dermatoscopy, Breast self-examination, Portable Ultrasound, Osteodensitometry, PSA-screening, Inf. control. After the completion of the investment, 20-hour practical trainings will be carried out in each topic, during which at least 65 health workers receive up-to-date knowledge of examination methods. Training programs are complemented by a workshop in Sombor and one study visit per year to Baja.\n\nAfter the acquisition of new medical and IT equipment, Public Health Educational Forums will be organised: the event series include lectures for citizens (on breast self-examination, preparing healthy meals, the importance of early detection of malignant diseases, etc.), and medical screenings. Until the end of the project, 500 residents in Serbia and 300 in Hungary will be educated on the importance of preventive screenings and diagnosis in the early period. Via telemedicine activities, at least 100 pieces of screening records will be evaluated jointly by the professionals using a newly introduced common telemedicine system – establishing a sustainable practice for partners.",null,"2024-06-01","2026-01-31",null,null,null,"149 Support for primary to secondary education (excluding infrastructure)","N",1052583.89,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",894696.3,85,"The implementation of the planned activities will deliver the following outputs: \n- RCO85/Participations in joint training schemes: The level of knowledge of at least 65 health workers will be improved via 6 joint training programs. Trainings are planned for 15-15 participants (with a total of 65, allowing for overlaps in trainees).\n- RCR81/Completion of joint training schemes: 65 participants will take an exam at the end of trainings (with the option to repeat if necessary).\n- RCO81/Participations in joint actions across borders: 110 health workers will participate in joint cross-border actions (Workshop and Study visits). 15 Educational Forums will be held for at least 500 attendees in Serbia, and for 300 participants in similar events in Hungary.\n- RCR85/Participations in joint actions across borders after project completion: Project partners are committed to maintaining annual study visits after the implementation, for 25 participants.\n\nThe project includes improved infrastructure and the purchase of new medical equipment to serve the training of professionals and health services targeting the general public. Both the Baja Skill-Lab and the Sombor Health Development Office, established via the project, will continue the education of health workers and citizens. Experience gained in this project will create a basis for applying to further transnational programs, which can fund spinoff activities. At the Baja HDO, the Hungarian state ensures the operation on a normative basis. The cooperation between the two partners will continue, especially if there is interest in organizing this way of working in other municipalities. The created infrastructure in Baja, as well as the medical equipment in Sombor will be available even after the project for other cross-border medical trainings Further non-quantifiable results: Adopted new methodology, protocol and digital telemedicine in practice; Improved knowledge of residents; Improved access to special examinations.\n",null,"Sombor, Baja","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/31/016","PP Youth helpers",null,"It is a serious problem that we do not see what is happening to young people in the space beyond the family and school; what institutions/services/actors appear? What kind of (leisure) time does this give them? Who are the people who keep our children busy/entertained? What happens in the afternoons/weekends/during the summer? In many cases, this lack of information leads to the development of deviant behaviors, as parents and teachers are unable to prevent them in time. The recent tragic school events, both in Serbia and in other countries, are the consequence of this process. \nThe project has a dual target group. The direct focus is on young people (typically aged 12-16) in upper primary and high school, which can be a breeding ground for peer abuse. \nThe secondary target group are young mentors and youth workers who can be active participants in the development process. They are the ones who, through their mentoring activities, are closer to the focus target group, making the relationship between them and the target group more open. While their previous experience with other themes with this target group predisposes them to this task. \nThe outputs of the project will define the goal we want to achieve, which is to reduce peer violence among young people through awareness-raising and educational programs, the final output of which will be a methodological manual. \nThe aim is to create a comprehensive methodological material (which includes the specific features of the two countries) that approaches the phenomenon of bullying from a mental health perspective. Three outputs are identified. The first step of which is a needs assessment of the target group. Based on this identified target group, a training methodology will be developed and refined in two rounds based on feedback, which will be published at the end of the project, after the evaluation. The steps and outputs of the evaluation process are the TT camps where the mentors are trained and then the youth camps where the best mentors in the TT camps carry out the tasks. \nAll activities are carried out in a cross-border manner. The need assessment and target group recruitment is carried out by each side, but the development of the methodological material/manual will be done together, based on the need assessment. In this way, the work is shared and the results are synthesized in order to ensure that the specifics of both countries are significantly reflected in the work. Each camp is attended by a mix of teachers/group leaders and participants from both countries. This also promotes bilingualism and the development of contacts, whether professional or friendly. The finalized methodological manual will also be published in two languages and disseminated to schools, the civil sector and other institutions to ensure that the results are implemented in both countries.",null,"2024-09-01","2026-02-28",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",184880,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",157148,85,"The outputs of the project are clearly defined and mutually reinforcing, defining the goal we want to achieve, which is to reduce peer violence among young people through awareness-raising and educational programs, with the final output being a methodological manual.\nThe aim is to produce a comprehensive set of methodological materials that encompass the specifics of the two countries and approach the phenomenon of bullying from a mental health perspective. Three outputs are identified. The first step of which is a needs assessment of the target group. Based on this identified target group, a training methodology will be developed and refined in two rounds based on feedback, which will be published at the end of the project, after the evaluation. The steps and outputs of the evaluation process are the TT camps where the mentors are trained and then the youth camps where the best mentors in the TT camps carry out the tasks. Main focal points of the TT camps:\n- The basics of mental hygiene, supportive conversation, the importance of peer education\n- The psychology of school bullying, prevention options\n- Non-violent communication \n- Conflict management \n- Basics of workshop/camp facilitation \n- Prevention of online bullying\n- Child and youth protection: alternative preventions\nThe camps will take place in both countries. The aim is to build a network of contacts between young people from both countries who can pass on what they have heard to their peers and initiate individual and group changes at a skill level that will reduce bullying and peer abuse. The main output of the project is a developed and refined manual, which ensures both the sustainability, capitalization and long-term impact of the project, as it can be used by anyone to organize a professional peer violence reducing prevention program. \n",null,"Subotica, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23R/21/046","Feeding the Future: Empowering Food Science Professionals through Lifelong Learning for Bridging Borders",null,"In both border areas, there is an evident lack of quality experts who are qualified to respond to the demands of the modern food production and food service industry. Professionals (SMEs, HoReCa) have lack of communication and digital skills that would facilitate teamwork and ensure progress. These shortcomings can be related to the slow modernization of current teaching programs and teaching staff, as the initiator of changes in the traditional food sector.\nTFNS are aware of that lecturers lack soft and digital skills and the existing Food production program needs to be innovated with current contents, which would contribute to raising the quality of future professionals. In order to solve the problem as well as realize the goal of the project, in accordance with the need for lifelong learning, the key is 1) the train-the-trainer action that will improve the soft and digital skills of the lecturers at TFNS, and 2) the development of direct trainings through a complete educational program and work-based training for project users (students and aspiring entrepreneurs).\nAlready established SCITE-FOOD center, TFNS (BEE-Student, HUSRB/1903/43/0012) will be upgraded to “Regional Vocational Training Center”. The educational program \"FeedingFuture\" will also be implemented in CSKIK during the project. This program will consist of four courses: Soft Skill – Communication and Branding (C1), Greening the Future: Digital Solutions for Circular Food Systems (C2), Modern Tools and Digital Solutions (C3), Food and Nutrition Care Process (C4). The second part of the education is Work-based training (WbT) “Aperitif series” with 4 thematic units: Women in business–Soft skills and Mindset–best practices (WbT1), Best practices of sustainable solutions (WbT2), e-Solutions in Food Sector (WbT3), Mindful eating (WbT4). After the courses and WbT, the acquired knowledge will be tested, and participants who will successfully master the programs of at least 3 courses within EP and 3 complementary WbT will receive certificates. We will use our webs, if possible common moodle platform where a material of all activities, outcomes and teaching materials will be there. The content of the training will be available on the web platform to the general public, as well as to participants who, for justified reasons, are absent from individual EP courses. Evaluation of acquired knowledge will be checked (TFNS or CSKIK). Within the project framework, a Strategy for the development of the modern food sector will be prepared, with an analysis of the situation, the needs and measures for staff training and the modernization of teaching content in educational institutions in the region. With the aim of upskilling and reskilling of the workforce, the courses will be held at the R. Center in the next 5 years, and some of them will be included in the regular teaching of the study program Food Engineering TFNS contributing to sustainability of the project.",null,"2024-06-01","2026-05-31",null,null,null,"145 Support for the development of digital skills","N",216751,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",184238.35,85,"The expected outputs and results of the project are the following:\n* socially inclusive, sustainable and digitally advanced food sector,\n* successfully conducted Educational program consisted of 4 courses (FeedingFuture) and 4 Work based Trainings for Hungarian and Serbian trainees resulting in upgraded knowledge and skills of professionals in HoReCa and food sectors:\n-\tsoft, entrepreneurial, digital and green skills of target groups increased,\n-\tfemale entrepreneurship promoted in the cross-border region,\n-\tupskilled workforce able to better meet the requirements of modern job market.\n* As the work-based trainings will be attended together by Serbian and Hungarian participants, it will enable participants to network and make partnerships among each other, just as to exchange best practices and learn from each others’ experiences.\n* The Strategy of Modern Food Sector will enable the long term modernization of education of professionals in the food sector and  will enable for officials to have a state-of-the-art document in this sector.\nThe project partners are determined to implement the courses training or parts of it on a regular basis: the Chamber will conduct at least one such course and training annually during the period of 5 years after the project closure,and will integrate parts of it to its service portfolio. TFNS strives to integrate the courses  into its training program at the Regional Vocational Training Center and parts in regular teaching material of study program Food Engineering at the Faculty of Technology Novi Sad, thus guaranteeing a long term sustainability of the project results.\nSustainability will be guaranteed not just for the project products, but also in the partnership: TFNS and CSKIK are determined to continue their cooperation even after the project’s closure and expand the scope of their cooperation in other joint activities, such as applying for different projects funded by various programs, attending/organizing events together etc.\n",null,"Szeged, Novi Sad","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/11/019","Nature-based solutions for greening urban public spaces to widen access to ecosystem services and improve the climate adaptation capacity of local governments of the border area",null,"Natural phenomena occurring as a consequence of climate change (e.g. heat island effect, flash floods, biodiversity loss) increasingly affect people living in urban environments. This puts a strain on municipal resources and also threatens the safety of life & property. Local authorities therefore have a key role in enhancing the settlements’ climate resilience to improve the life quality of their citizens. Nature-based solutions (NBS) could play an important role in this fight, but the potential for greening municipal investments via ecological approaches is still hardly known among the border region's municipalities.\n\nThus, the project partners - the municipalities of Csongrád & Szentes in HU, Bačka Topola & Mali Iđoš (incl. Lovćenac, Feketić) in SRB - aim at greening their planned investments and using NBS as much as possible. The CBC approach allows municipalities with similar challenges but different characteristics to test a variety of practices that can be widely adapted in the border area enhancing a joint learning process with outstanding potential to demonstrate the use of NBS in urban climate adaptation interventions. \n-Csongrád implements a pilot of greening public buildings to reduce the urban heat island effect: the renewal of the Cultural Centre’s currently unused courtyard creates a green community space\n-Szentes realizes a pilot to widen urban watercourses’ ecosystem service capacities (with a harmony between man, water & nature) by revitalising the city section of the Kurca river\n- Bačka Topola implements a pilot to improve urban green areas’ ecosystem service capacities and increase biodiversity by creating a green oasis for man, flora & fauna from the degraded urban park \n- Mali Iđoš realizes a pilot for the complex use of solar energy with equipping solar panels and solar speedometer signs and creating a community education garden (with a greenhouse, composting, green walls) & with demonstration tools\n\nThe project with a total budget of 1,76 m EUR and with an IPA support of 1,49 m EUR also focuses on accessibility and the creation of a multi-generational offerings.\n\nThe pilots are \"living examples\" of NBS; they provide a hands-on learning experience by demonstrating the features of the facility in operation. Dissemination activities transfer knowledge and raise awareness:\n-A joint municipal guide with a collection of case studies from pilots presents applicable NBS for greening municipal investments\n-Municipal events (joint NBS conference, study tour etc.) support knowledge transfer and networking between border stakeholders\n-Edutainment activities (guided thematic tours, joint green competition etc.) help to raise awareness\n\nThe investments increase the local population's access to ecosystem services, which contributes to a more liveable urban environment. In the longer term, the municipalities’ capacity building and the improvement of the general climate awareness help to strengthen the border area’s climate resilience.",null,"2024-06-01","2026-05-31",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1716807.96,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1459286.75,85,"Outputs:\n-4 implemented pilots with NBS, educational tools & content to improve organisational capabilities and public climate awareness:\no Csongrád: 883 m2 of renewed green community area and 159 m2 NBS exhibition space;\no Szentes: 2386 m2 of revitalised riverbank with an educational trail;\no Bačka Topola: 58271 m2 of rehabilitated urban park with an educational trail;\no Mali Iđoš: 3 energy-efficient buildings with solar panels & demonstration tools, 1 educational garden, 585 m2\n-1 joint methodological guide on NBS and good practices for greening municipal investments, with a case study collection of pilots;\n-4 municipal knowledge transfer events to present the results of pilots, best practices, and to support cross-border networking of cities (~340 persons):\no 1 joint NBS conference;\no 1 joint study tour (2 events);\no 1 field visit with a workshop.\n-18 educational programmes to improve climate awareness of the population (~525 persons).\n\nResults:\n-Increased range of ecosystem services available;\n-Improvement in the liveability of the urban environment;\n-Increased capacities of municipalities in the context of climate change;\n-Improved climate awareness of the population.\n\nThe project will revitalise existing facilities: community spaces will be integrated into the life of the local community, and in the long term will become places of recreation and leisure for residents. The green renewal of under-utilised spaces in poor condition will create sustainable infrastructure at low cost.\n\nEducational materials & tools will be made available free of charge by the partner municipalities after the project closure, using their own resources.\n\nGood practices can be widely adapted and scaled up within and beyond the programme area.\n\nBuilding on the project results, the partners intend to prepare new cooperative initiatives for national or international calls for proposals (e.g. New European Bauhaus Award). This will further strengthen cooperation between organisations.\n",null,"Mali Iđoš, Bačka Topola, Csongrád, Szentes","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},4]
["HUSRB/23S/31/002","Continuation of a cross-border school table tennis program with the participation of students with, and without disabilities.",null,"The project is a continuation of the \"Inter Pingpong\" program, which is a comprehensive series of initiatives engaging table tennis players from both sides of the border. The collaboration established by the clubs in Zenta and Szeged encompasses competitive players, recreational and leisure sports enthusiasts, as well as individuals with disabilities.\nBased on previous experiences, both club managements have decided to continue the partnership within the framework of the \"Inter Pingpong in schools\" project. Why is the implementation of the new project important to us? Winning the grants has increased the prestige of both clubs in the region and serves as significant motivation to jointly realize good ideas and programs that not only foster cross-border connections but also support the daily operations of the clubs.\n\"Inter Pingpong in schools\" will be a continuation of the previous three projects. However, what will be different?\nThe Horgos Table Tennis Club participates as a new partner in the project. \nWe aim to involve more schools on both sides of the border, establish twin school partnerships, and foster even closer cooperation. \nAll three clubs have set increasing the popularity of the sport and expanding the youth base as a goal for the next 2-3 years. Therefore, this project primarily targets school-age children, including students with disabilities. \nWe want to provide more opportunities for beginner student players to meet, so alongside school demonstrations, we will organize sports days where Hungarian and Serbian students can participate. \nBuilding upon our Digipingpong Erasmus+ project, we aim to add new dimensions to the relationship-building between Serbian and Hungarian students. \nWe seek to support the successful sport development of talented young athletes identified in the previous project through joint training sessions and competitions.\n\nThe main activities of the project include:\n\n\n\n\n1.\tOrganizing school demonstrations.\n\n\n\n\n2.\tArranging sports days.\n\n\n\n\n3.\tHosting tournaments.\n\n\n\n\n4.\tOrganizing camps.\n\nThe project will take place primarily in Szeged, Zenta, and Horgos between July 1, 2024, and October 31, \n\n\n\n2025. Throughout the four-month periods, we will continuously conduct school demonstrations and organize various programs for interested students and parents, such as sports days, tournaments, and camps. We aim to host the events in a cost-effective manner, utilizing our own infrastructure whenever possible.\nIn summary, we believe that continuing the project further strengthens the sustainable and ongoing collaboration among table tennis enthusiasts living on both sides of the border.",null,"2024-08-01","2025-11-30",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",164353.84,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",139700.76,85,"The project is built upon logically interconnected programs, and based on these, we have planned the following outputs:\n\nPrograms and number of participants:\n  -Opening event - 2 locations - 50-60 n\n  -School program - 10 schools - 40 demonstrations - 1000 n\n  -Sports day for students - 3 occasions - 120-135 n\n  -Sports day for individuals with disabilities - 3 occasions – 45-60 n\n  -Sports day for registered young players - 12 occasions – 120-180 n\n  -Family sports day - 3 occasions – 75-90 n\n  -Tournament for school students - 1 occasion – 25-30 n\n  -Integrated tournament (for students with and without disabilities)- 1 occasion – 20-25 n\n  -Tournament for registered young players - 1 occasion – 20-25 n\n  -Training camp for registered young players - 2 occasions - 25-32 n\n  -Summer camp for students - 1 occasion - 15-20 n\n  -Closing event - 1 location – 25-30 n\n\n1. In terms of equipment procurement:\n   - Equipment package for schools - 10 sets\n   - New ball machine for the clubs - 2 unit\n   - Fast Pong developmental tool for the clubs - 1 unit\n   - New ping pong table for the clubs - 10 units\n   - Other sports equipment for the clubs\n\nDuring the project, we plan to implement programs that can be organized annually even after the project concludes.We consider the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in the sports club programs and ensuring sports activities involving different generations and genders through club programs to be particularly important.\n\nWe also plan to continue the following programs after the completion of this grant. \n  -Organizing 4-5 joint training sessions with young registered players\n  -Hosting 2-3 tournaments for students \n  -Arranging at least 2 family sports days each year\n  -Organizing at least one summer training camp with Serbian and Hungarian participants, using other funding sources\n\nWe aim to apply the experience gained in project management and implementation during the execution of this grant to other projects as well.",null,"Horgos, Senta, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23R/31/064","Caravan of Solidarity: Intergenerational Journey for Older People Rights",null,"The project is a cross-border initiative between Hungary and Serbia to promote and address the societal challenges of ageism and the socio-economic hurdles the older population faces. It combines participatory and applied theatre methods to stimulate intergenerational cooperation, solidarity, and artistic activism.\nThe project's initial phase involves a public conference held in Szeged, Hungary, during which the goals and methodologies of the project will be presented.\nFollowing the conference, the project initiates an open call for participants. The aim is to assemble an intergenerational group representing various social and cultural backgrounds. Special attention is given to achieving a gender-balanced group, incorporating young people and less-defined groups, including those with fewer opportunities.\nParticipants will join the Artist in Residence programs in Szeged and Futog. These programs, lasting up to four days each, serve as platforms for shared work and workshops with drama pedagogues/practitioners from Serbia and Hungary. The goal is to foster intercultural cooperation and align methodologies for community work, setting thematic frameworks and sharing experiences and practices. \nOver the following four months, the participants will engage in a four months-long applied theatre workshop process, both in Serbia and Hungary. The dominant methodology of the workshop process work will be the Theater of the Oppressed, supplemented by other participatory theatre methodologies. \nParallel and complementary to the workshops, the expert team will survey ageism in partner countries and eventually develop a report with conclusions and policy recommendations for policymakers and media, which will be presented during the Final conference in Serbia. \nThe workshop and research phase culminates in a series of applied theatre performances. These performances, directed by experienced theatre professionals, will be designed to be interactive and engaging, involving the audience as active spectators/participants. The performances will premiere in Futog, Serbia, and Szeged, Hungary, before travelling to various peripheral settlements in and around Novi Sad and Szeged during Caravan of Solidarity.\nTwo short video animations will be launched on the eve of the premiere to enhance public awareness. These videos highlight the forms, extent, and consequences of discrimination against older people.\nAdditionally, the project includes flash mob actions in public places in Serbia and Hungary, which will be recorded and distributed online. These actions bring visibility to the project themes and engage the broader public creatively and engagingly.\nTowards the end of the project, both performances will be showcased at two festivals - the Vox City festival in Futog and a festival in Szeged. \nThe project concludes with a final conference in Novi Sad, Serbia, during which the project results and policy recommendations will be presented and discussed.",null,"2024-09-01","2026-04-30",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",284136.6,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",241516.11,85,"\nThe project's expected outputs include:\n-\tFormation of intergenerational groups that will engage in dialogues and activities centred around the challenges the older population faces. (1 in Hungary and 1 in Serbia)\n-\tCreation of 2 short video animations \n-\tPremiere of 2 interactive theatre performances in Futog, Serbia and Szeged, Hungary\n-\t2 flash mob actions in public places (one in Serbia, the other in Hungary) recorded and distributed online \n-\t'Caravan' in Serbia and Hungary, showcasing the lived experiences and challenges of the older population (5 additional performances in different venues, both in Serbia and Hungary, 10 in total)\n-\tBoth performances will be performed in both festivals both in Szeged and Futog (4 in total)\n-\tPolicy recommendations document\n-\tAn opening and a closing conference\nExpected results of the project include raising awareness and understanding of the issues faced by older persons, enhanced intergenerational dialogue and cooperation, and increased advocacy for policy changes to improve the situation of the more ageing population.\nThe project ensures durability by creating lasting materials, such as videos, that can be used for future advocacy efforts. The skills and knowledge gained by participants during the project can also be applied to future initiatives, further contributing to the project's durability.\nSustainability is achieved through:\n-\tIncreased capacities of partner organisations in dealing with ageism and the problems of older citizens based on the foundations of intergenerational solidarity. \n-\tEmpowered citizens: By sharing this hybrid applied theatre methodology, we will create a more emancipated, empowered and creative generation that uses art to express their thoughts and opinions and be active in society. \n-\tAdvocacy: the project develops an innovative, collaborative solidary format for advocating the rights of older citizens. \n",null,"Futog, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/31/055","Promoting cross-border cooperation between people through tennis",null,"Within the framework of the project, activities supporting the popularization of the sport of tennis, tennis education for young people and adults, joint organization of cross-border competitions and events, and infrastructural development will be carried out.\n\nIn the frame of tennis education both partners will organize 12 month courses for participants (min. 20 young players, and 10 adults), with weekly trainings.\nFor young players 8 tournaments (4 in Serbia, 4 in Hungary) and 4 tennis camps (2 in Serbia, 2 in Hungary) will be organized.\nFor adults and elderly people 4 tournaments (2 in Serbia, 2 in Hungary) will be organized.\n2 big events (1 in Serbia and 1 in Hungary) \"Open tennis days\" will be organized to strengthen the town twinning relations of the two cities, supplemented by cultural, handicraft and other programs in addition to tennis.\n\nIn the framework of the project, the infrastructural development of the tennis courts of both clubs would also take place:\n- in the case of the tennis courts in Senta, we are planning to replace the ground of the courts, to replace the fences bordering the courts, and to transform the drainage system. Thanks to the improvements, the tennis courts would become usable in a much shorter time after rains, and major tennis tournaments could also be held in Zenta, as all the necessary technical conditions would be met.\n\n- in the case of the tennis courts in Hódmezővásárhely, the lighting system of the courts would be installed, so the use time of the courts could be significantly increased.",null,"2024-07-01","2026-06-30",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",494122.71,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",420004.29,85,"The expected results of our project are the following:\n- strengthening the relations between Hungarian and Serbian tennis community\n- establishment of new personal contacts between young players on the two sides of the border\n- integrating tennis activities of the region into a comprehensive, well organized system\n- improvement of the professional accomplishments of the clubs\n- experienced tennis trainers, with newly gained knowledge\n- increased interest in tennis, participation of new players in the sport\n- creation of possibilities of joint sport activity for people with different genders and ages\n- increasing experience in project management\n- established new contacts  on the both sides of the border, in order to promote tennis among children and elderly people\n- involvment  of tennis organizations to strengthen cross-border tennis relations\n",null,"Hódmezővásárhely, Senta","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/31/006","Swimming across the border",null,"Project's overall objective is the provision of training and competition opportunities for young people in swimming, mass promotion of swimming, development of cross-border swimming contacts, training of coaches, introduction of diving in Serbia by transferring the experience of Makó.\nProject facilitate the cooperation especially between the sport organizations from Hungary and Serbia.\nThe sports events to be organized during the project just as well as the exchange of experience between the participants and water sports enthusiasts on both sides of the border will serve the existence of a sustainable strong, and long lasting relationship. The joint trainings, competitions will provide excellent opportunities for all ages most likely for the junior talents and will be open to all who are interested.\nProject target mainly the young girl and boy participant swimmers from both countries be it beginners or even at advanced level. Aim is to embrace as many young athletes as possible and provide them a healthy and sustainable way of living.\nSecond direct target group is the professional related staff who will in addition to camps, competitions attend professional seminars, trainings and conferences. The goal is to increase their knowledge and competencies to nurture the young talents. These are trainers, coaches, older competitors as well as club managers and professional staff.\nThe third target group consists of friends, families, relatives and other water sport enthusiasts form both side of the border. For them it will be a great pleasure to meet the Olympians on public meetings and have an opportunity to get in touch directly.\nProject activities will be realized on both sides of the border through close cooperation of project partners, which results in direct contacts between not only the partners, but a wider target group as well due to sport as a connecting factor. \nThe main goal of the project, as to bring closer young swimmers and professionals from both side of the border and to foster their cooperation, will be achieved through organized Professional trainings and public meeting, Swimming education program for beginners, Training for trainers, Swimming rules education for coaches and competitors, Joint preparatory training camps and Swimming competition in order to involve more citizens (relatives, friends and fans) from the both sides.\nTwo sport clubs will cooperate across the border and they intend to continue their cooperation after the project completion. The established partnership will serve this purpose.\nThe expected number of people, direct participants who will be involved in joint swimming events is at least 400, while after the project completion 60 participations will have been on the organized joint event.\nAt project level 30 swimmers will participate in development activities.\nPartners will organize 5 swimming events where attendees from both club will participate. 90 persons are planned to participate at 5 joint project events.",null,"2024-07-01","2025-12-31",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",206948.2,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",175905.97,85,"Two sport clubs will cooperate across the border and they intend to continue their cooperation after the project completion. The established partnership will serve this purpose. \nThe expected number of people, direct participants who will be involved in joint swimming events is at least 400, while after the project completion 60 participations will have been on the organized joint event.\nAt project level 30 swimmers will participate in development activities.\nPartners will organize 5 swimming events where attendees from both club will participate. 90 persons are planned to participate at 5 joint project events.\nOutputs and results are connected to each other and lead to achieve the project goal.\nThe professional sustainability is emphasized by the development and extension of the project. After the project closure the partners will keep developing their activities thus their institutional background is assured. Project outputs and results will remain sustainable after the closure of implementation period. The acquired theoretical and practical sporting knowledge will be applied in sport teams during their future functioning. These will further develop the competition abilities of team members. Project will provide accessible quality sport-education, will be accessible to target group, other participants and interested from other parts of country and /or countries. For insuring the further durability of the project it will offer swimming practicing possibilities for the surrounding communities too.",null,"Makó, Senta","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/31/073","Athletics for All",null,"The project will last 24 months in total, during the first half of which the construction investments will be completed by both partners, while at the same time the professional work on the development of the book will start and will be transferred to the practical level by holding 4+4 training sessions for sports workers (coaches, teachers in shcools primarily) after the completion of the investment, and during the second year of the project the methods of the manual will be demonstrated in practice and the methods will be transferred in the youth camp and competitions.\nAn opening and closing conference will help spread the information about the project, its plans then about its results.\nThe project concentrates on the production of innovative, theme-related promotional material as well (wristbands, headbands, rubber bands) which will most likely be popular among the contestants.\nThe project will bring about a significant development of the sports life in Magyarkanizsa, Algyő and also in the Tisza region, Vojvodina and Csongrád county - on the one hand through an investment that can be used by all sports, and on the other hand through the development of the skills of the athletes, and thus their results, through the publication of a bilingual (Hungarian-Serbian) professional publication, the organisation of professional meetings (4 on the Serbian side + 4 on the Hungarian side), a youth sports camp and 2 competitions.",null,"2024-07-01","2026-06-30",null,null,null,"171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",891414.1800000001,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",757702.05,85,"Based on the target groups, the benefits and the objectives, it is clear that the output will represent a significant level, on the one hand, through the improvement of the strength and technique of the participants, which will be reflected in the results, and on the other hand, through the expected increase in the number of people choosing competitive sports and those who want to play sports in their leisure time, which can be defined as a positive goal and result at the social level.  The project is sustainable in the long term, as the investment will allow the technical material to be adapted, continuously developed and updated. The planned project is fully integrated into the short, medium and long-term plans of the municipalities and can therefore form an integral part of them.  A further important result of cross-border cooperation is expected to be the development of sport at regional and local level, the opportunity to compete, to learn and transfer good practices and possibly to coexist at other levels.  Training camps are organised on a regular basis to provide participants with the theoretical part of the programme, which can be demonstrated and taught in practice on the planned track. In this way, the validation of the programme can be extended beyond local possibilities, broadened and even taken to a national level. This will also strengthen sustainability. The project will provide a good opportunity to involve the youth as volunteers, to make them like sport and to experience success as professional trainers, the involvement of young people can also be strengthened if we can provide the right level of facilities, training and competition conditions for today's age - these factor will also serve as motivation for the youth. ",null,"Kanjiža, Algyő","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23S/11/048","Be aware of the problem - be part of the solution!",null,"The project aims to raise awareness of general public about the causes and consequences of the climate change and increase capacities through education and by promoting the transition to a climate-neutral economy and a society resistant to climate change, in order to improve the well-being of people, the economy and the environment. Organization of tailor-made education activities for agricultural producers, teachers, students and general public, exchange of good practices through study visits, creation of special informational-educational TV programs and video spots for farmers and young people, organization of joint large-scale public campaigns targeting and reaching all generations contributes to expanding knowledge and increasing the efficiency of information availability to the public, farmers and other interested parties on this specific topic. The planned activities will increase the individual's preparedness for the consequences of climate change and provide knowledge on how they can contribute to reduce its harmful impact. Educational programs will be available as a permanent offer of the partner organizations and created bilingual educational booklets in electronic form will be shared in order to reach a higher number of target group members during and after the end of the project.\nThe duration of the implementation is planned for 18 months and activities of the project will be realized in Subotica, Szeged and Ópusztaszer. The planned activities are divided into 5 activity categories:\n\n\n\n\n1.\tEducation activities for different target groups; \n\n\n\n\n2.\tJoint information campaign through the media and internet;\n\n\n\n\n3.\tOrganization of joint information campaign for the inhabitants of the CB region;\n\n\n\n\n4.\tVisibility actions and project promotion;\n\n\n\n\n5.\tProject Management.\nTarget groups of the project are:\n-\tAgricultural producers for whom we will create tailor-made training programs, specialized TV programs and organize study visits with the aim to strengthen their capacity through information and education in order to adapt their production to climate change,\n-\tInhabitants of the border region for whom we will create a large-scale public campaigns and workshops in order to increase their awareness and understanding of the impact of climate change and its consequences on human health and the environment,\n-\tTeachers and educators in the CB region who will attend our educational program and learn how to implement the gained knowledge in their everyday work with students, \n-\tStudents who will attend our educational program and watch information-education video spots and increase their preparedness for the consequences of climate change and get knowledge on how they can contribute to reduce its harmful impact,\n-\tNGOs of the CB region who will participate in the panel discussion, exchange their good practice and become part of the informal network of NGOs.",null,"2024-06-01","2025-11-30",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",185688.98,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",157835.62,85,"Outputs:\n4 education booklet and program\n2 study visits for farmers\n2 panel discussions for NGOs\n10 special TV programs for farmers and 20 informative-education video spots for young people\nJointly created information campaign implemented on 15 events in the CB region\nExpected results that contribute to the long-term benefit of target groups and CB regions:\nR1: Educated target group members in CB region through joint and individual activities \nR2: Informed general public of the CB region through joint and individual public campaigns \nR3: Created educational and informative special TV programs and video spots \nR4: Informed general and professional public about the aim, activities and results of the project \nR5: Strengthened cooperation between project partners\nAfter the end of the project, the cooperation between the partners continues on principles that make the basis of the project and maintain the achieved results on both sides of the border. Educational programs will be available as a permanent offer of the partner organizations and created bilingual educational booklets in electronic form will be shared in order to reach a higher number of target group members during and after the end of the project. The educational programs can be transferred and implemented in other regions of both countries or in other neighboring countries. The jointly created specialized TV programs and video spots will be available for the general and professional public on the Youtube Channel after the end of the project, as well. Significant part of the project consists of creating informative and educational TV programs and video spots, organizing education activities, information campaigns, study visits, so consist of soft activities from which we do not derive financial benefits, but social capital of all the involved will broaden through the project. Strengthening the relation between the partners will create conditions for future joint projects for the benefit of the target groups.\n",null,"Szeged, Ópusztaszer, Subotica","HU, RS",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23S/22/029","Sacred Journeys: Religious Digital Exploration in Serbian-Hungarian Borderlands",null,"The inspiration for our project is Sándor Bálint (1904-1980), a renowned ethnographer and one of the most significant figures of 20th-century ethnography and folklore. His beatification trial is ongoing - and for this reason, he will be remembered not only as a scholar but also as a promoter of religious piety and a person of religious significance on the 120th anniversary of his birth. His main research topics were religious folklore and festivals, giving our project a topicality. \n\n The project is a cross-border collaboration to highlight and promote the Serbian-Hungarian border region's rich religious and cultural heritage. This initiative is a partnership between local religious communities, cultural heritage organisations, tourism boards, and local governments from Vojvodina, Csongrád, and Bács-Kiskun counties.\n\nThe main objectives:\n\nTo kick off the project, we will organise a professional conference where we will present our professional objectives and an overview of religious tourism in the target area.\nData Collection: Extensive research will document religious holidays tied to holy places and churches in the target region, capturing their historical and cultural significance. Based on this, a jointly prepared tourism strategy will focus on religious festivals and their sites.\n\nDigital Platform Development: This data will create an interactive mobile phone application and a dedicated website. These platforms will provide comprehensive information about these holidays and their associated holy places, offering historical and cultural context, interactive maps, and trip-planning features. We also organise training on the use of digital platforms in both countries.\n\nPromotion of Religious Tourism: The application and website will serve as informative tools and encourage religious tourism, enabling users to plan their site visits during the respective holidays.\n\nAt the end of the project, we will organise a conference to present the results. A bilingual publication will accompany the conference.\n\nThe project contributes significantly to the programme-specific objectives. It fosters cross-border community building by focusing on shared religious holidays and facilitates the joint heritage management of these shared cultural elements. By ensuring the digital platform is widely accessible, the project promotes inclusive tourism, reaching even those in rural and remote areas. The promotion of religious tourism will also stimulate the development of cultural sites.",null,"2024-09-01","2026-02-28",null,null,null,"165 Protection, development and promotion of public tourism assets and tourism services","N",105960,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",90066,85,"Outputs:\n\nComprehensive Database: A database detailing religious holidays tied to holy places and churches across Vojvodina, Csongrád, and Bács-Kiskun counties, capturing their historical and cultural significance.\n\nA jointly prepared tourism strategy will focus on religious festivals and their sites.\n\nDigital Platforms: An interactive application and website providing comprehensive information about these religious holidays and their associated holy places and features for planning site visits.\n\nIncreased Tourism: A boost in the number of tourists visiting the region, as tracked through the digital platform and collaborating tourism service providers.\n\nResults:\n\nEnhanced Cultural Understanding: Greater awareness and understanding of the region's religious and cultural heritage among tourists and local communities.\n\nEconomic Boost: Increased business for local tourism service providers and economic development in the region due to increased tourism.\n\nFostered Regional Identity: Strengthened cross-border community engagement and a shared regional identity.\n\nDurability and Sustainability:\n\nThe project's outcomes are designed to be durable and sustainable. The digital platform will be regularly updated to maintain its relevance and usefulness. The increase in tourism will stimulate the local economy, providing resources to maintain and further develop the project. The partnerships established will continue to support the project beyond its initial implementation.\n\nCapitalisation of Results:\n\nThe project results will be capitalised through increased tourism, which will stimulate the local economy and promote the further development of cultural sites. The digital platform can also model similar initiatives in other regions, extending the project’s impact beyond the Serbian-Hungarian border region.\n",null," Kanjiža, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/22/069","Enhancing Cross-Border Cooperation in Sustainable Rural Ecotourism and Preserving Cultural Heritage.",null,"The proposed project aims to enhance CB cooperation in the development of rural-ethno tourism and ecotourism while promoting cultural traditions and sustainable tourism practices in the region, while contributing to strengthening the existing communication bridge in the region through a series of impactful activities. These activities aim to create new and sustainable CB tourist offers by providing valuable insights into the eco, organic, and traditional food production practices with distinctive tourist potential. Additionally, the project will develop digital tools to ensure that the project's outcomes are easily accessible to the local communities.\nOne of the project activities will be the regional survey on rural food producers which will provide valuable insights into the eco, organic, and traditional food production practices in the CB region. This study will assess their production methods, product range, sustainability practices, cultural significance, tourist potential, location, and economic impact. The findings will contribute to the identification and selection of food producers for promotion and support.\nAnother activity will be the gathering and training of a CB group of 20 young volunteers interested in filmmaking, which will foster youth activism and intercultural cooperation. These volunteers will play a vital role in producing video spots. The planned training will equip them with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively capture and convey the essence of the region's cultural heritage.\nThe principal activity of the Project will be in fact the filming and production of a bilingual series of video spots. A total of 20 video spots will be created presenting and promoting the specific offerings of each rural food producer, with a focus on the history and traditions of their farmsteads. Emphasis will be placed on their production methods, which encompass environmentally friendly, organic, and/or traditional techniques, as well as their undeniable cross-border tourism potential.\nThe final project activity will be the development of a CB multilingual web platform which will serve as a central hub for sharing engaging and informative content about the selected rural food producers. The platform will feature captivating articles and videos, showcasing the cultural significance and tourist potential of these producers. Additionally, it will provide visitors with the opportunity to schedule visits to these farmsteads, further promoting and encouraging sustainable tourism practices in the cross-border region.\nBy leveraging modern tools and innovative approaches, the project will create a competitive and socially inclusive tourism offer, based on existing cultural traditions and natural values. Through the engagement of young volunteers and the development of an informative web platform, the project will ensure the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage while driving economic development in the CB region.",null,"2024-04-01","2025-11-30",null,null,null,"165 Protection, development and promotion of public tourism assets and tourism services","N",247773,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",210607.05,85,"Expected outputs and results of the project include:\n1. Well-managed project with completed communication activities: The action will efficiently disseminate information through promotional materials, media news items, and reach over 200,000 people in the region.\n2. Regional study on rural food producers: A comprehensive study will be conducted to analyze and document the practices and potential of rural food producers, providing valuable insights for future development. The outputs therein will include Survey Study and the Registry containing the data on relevant food producers, that will be used in the implementation of other activities.\n3. Trained CB group of 20 young volunteers in filmmaking, fostering youth activism and intercultural cooperation.\n4. A total of 20 video spots will be created presenting the specific offerings of each rural food producer, with a focus on the history and traditions of their farmsteads. Additionaly, 12 short spots and photos will be made by young volunteers for various social media portals. Emphasis will be placed on their production methods, which encompass environmentally friendly, organic, and/or traditional techniques, as well as their CB tourism potential. \n5. Multilingual informational and promotional web platform and mobile application: A user-friendly web platform and mobile application will be developed, serving as a central hub for showcasing the cultural heritage and tourist potential of rural food producers. It will provide informative content and facilitate interaction between producers and visitors (including booking and reservation possibilities).\nDurability, sustainability, and capitalization of results will be ensured through various measures. The project will prioritize the use of sustainable tourism practices, preserving cultural heritage and natural values. The web platform will continue to operate beyond the project's duration, serving as a long-term resource for promoting and connecting rural food producers. \n\n",null,"Subotica, Szeged","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/22/004","Smart Tourism: The joint future of Pannonian region",null,"As a global industry, tourism is highly competitive and continuously developing in supply and demand sides alike. New proposals emerge constantly to attract the attention of tourists, who have more information and tools with which to select the most attractive destinations and proposals. \nDigital advances are transforming how the world connects and impacts how data is shared between ecosystems, affecting behavioral patterns, and encouraging innovation and sustainable, responsible growth strategies. Societies are becoming increasingly connected and interdependent with digital technology, changing how we interact with people and places. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) have completely modified the dynamics of all industries – including tourism – in terms of processes, products and adaptation to clients’ new demands.\nAccelerating digital transformation in the tourism sector is a priority for destination management, especially with reference to natural resource management, heritage and culture preservation.\nThe creation of smart tourism is a key to building the “tourism of the future”: a new sense of tourism that is sustainable and safe, inclusive and resilient, celebrates local cultures and identities, provides economic and social benefits, helps preserve the environment and uses ICTs and artificial intelligence. \nThe tourism development strategies in both Serbia and Hungary state that the key is to decentralize governance and make other stakeholders and SMEs play an active role in developing digital solutions to improve the guest experience thus answering to the modern demand; promote sustainability and accessibility as a strategic objective, channeled through sector-based interests to involve actors across all sectors. Education and training remain a core theme. This project is in line with the mentioned above and it thrives to give its contribution to the fulfilment of the goals.\nA Smart Tourism Platform will be created based on a cutting-edge technological infrastructure, which guarantees sustainable development of the cross-border Pannonian region, promotes accessibility for all, increases the quality of the experience in the destination and improves the quality of life of residents. Key features of a Smart Tourism Platform development include the following five pillars: good governance, innovation, technology, sustainability and universal accessibility. Besides that, the SMART HUB will be established with an aim to be the place for training and education purposes, place of gathering of Digital Tourism Community members; place for meeting of the public and private stakeholders; place for preparation of the new touristic products, digital routes and exhibitions available for the disabled ones via VR equipment and mapped 360 tours; place for brainstorming about the implementation of the modern digital trends. This project will join both countries into developing unique touristic product based on digital technology.",null,"2024-08-01","2026-07-31",null,null,null,"165 Protection, development and promotion of public tourism assets and tourism services","N",1323041,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1124584.85,85,"The main outputs of this project are:  -\tThe Joint Smart Tourism Framework created;  -\tThe Smart HUB for tourism development established; - The Smart Tourism tools developed \tEducated private and public stakeholders; \nThe results of activities conducted during implementation of the project are:  - Mapped state and potential in both countries for smart tourism development - The digital signage equipment positioned; - The training for public and private stakeholders conducted and  - The experts and promotional events organized  - The tool using artificial intelligence to provide unique tourist offers according to the personal preferences developed; - the Digital Tourism Community / membership platform created  - the 360 virtual tours developed.\nThe Smart Tourism methodology helps reduce the digital gap and inequality through the adoption of technology in the territory. Finally, it also promotes the consolidation of public-private collaborative schemes based on innovation and enables sustainable development of the destination in its environmental, economic, and socio-cultural aspects; \nThe results will be measured by chosen indicators in 24 months period. This project could be seen as a pilot in terms of building the “tourism of the future”. The outputs will enable long term sustainability of the Pannonian region as a touristic destination, thus becoming example of good practice with an ability to be multiplied to many other destinations as well. Capitalization of the results will be evidenced through the increased number of visitors, through the digital networks, but also through the larger influence of tourism in the economic development of cross-border region.",null,"Subotica, Szeged, Novi Sad","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},3]
["HUSRB/23R/22/068","Incredible Destination Events Part 2",null,"The project aims to build upon huge success of the previous joint IDE project in order to continue to raise visibility and recognition of touristic destinations and cultural heritage in cross border region of Hungary and Serbia. This project edition will be based on two locations: Novi Sad in Serbia and Opusztaszer in Hungary. Using varieties of methods of creative industries and innovative tools, the project will strengthen attractiveness of targeted destinations inviting new tourists, first of all, young population, but also other music devotees to gain new experience (EXIT museum) and discover Sunset Picnic event in ONTE (recently established on previous IDE project). The concept for event is further branding and promotion of the destination through performances of popular and internationally recognised music stars. The performances will be recorded with attractive video footages including drone shots that will provide amazing video materials with broadcasting of events via EXIT and ONTE networks, partner media and popular youtubers/influencers. The final videos of the entire events will be published on YouTube and IDE platform created on previous project, and shorter version for promotion on social networks. According to various research, the free access to works of art during the pandemic has encouraged additional public interest in art, also young people. The project intention is to capitalize this trend and try to upgrade through the establishment of new museum. Launching event of EXIT Museum will be attractively designed to present new modern venue of Novi Sad. Due to high multiethnicity of the region and mobility, creating a specially tailored cultural and youth programs, where young people of different ethnicities have chance to share experiences, will be precious for the border area, with long-term positive effects of created linkages. The project provides maximised utilization of already established and branded entities, on the national and international levels, which could be more sufficiently used for the benefit of whole CBC region and both countries. This primarily refers to EXIT Festival, which will diffuse its popularity on the new museum. This world-known brand will accelerate the cultural-touristic story and foster development of other complementary activities, other forms of tourism and existing resources in the CBC area. The same applies for the ONTE and music event Sunset Picnic whose promotion needs to be fortified to become more recognisable on wider level. Young people gathered by these attractions can be bearers of new touristic wave which was already set in the motion. Exchange of experience among cross-border partners will, this time, be in full capacity since Hungarian partner transfer its knowledge gained through decades of professional work, related to the museum establishment and practice while Serbian partner continues to provide further support regarding big events organization.",null,"2024-07-01","2026-06-30",null,null,null,"165 Protection, development and promotion of public tourism assets and tourism services","N",611299.8,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",519604.83,85,"Access to audience has experienced transformations through application of modern tools and diversity in communication, thus finding innovative solutions in interpretation and promotion of cultural heritage has become imperative for the purpose of tourists’ attractions on specific destination. Therefore, the project strives to increase touristic competitiveness of the CBC region through development of the regional attractions, redesigning identity and firming links between communities, people and business from the two countries. Through creation of new and attractive contents for young people and through improvement and modernization of promotion and management of places and events, the project will increase people mobility within the region and contribute to further development of tourism and wider promotion of cultural heritage and stress the importance of the intercultural exchange and dialogue. Using already confirmed successful approach, the project will utilize major cultural and tourist potential of the CBR through synergy of young people, tourism industry, cultural heritage and contemporary art and design. By using famous brand in the project purposes, the action will secure institutional sustainability in terms of future promotion and recognition of the project results. Online marketing platform, created within previous project, will remain active permanently and continue to promote project results and impact long after the project ends. The partnership has already proved to be sustainable, since the cooperation remains between our organizations. The Museum will be self-sustainable through selling of tickets a well as souvenirs and promo accessories within the shop which will be prepared within the building in parallel with the project activities. Possible increase in number of tourists and overnight stays as the project effect might contribute to the financial sustainability, further touristic improvement and promotion. ",null,"Novi Sad, Ópusztaszer","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]
["HUSRB/23R/22/044","Shared values - Cultural cooperation for promotion of modern and contemporary arts and culture",null,"The aim of the project is to build memories for the present and the future. Within this framework, we enrich the lives of people living in Bácska or visiting us with adult and children's programs and with presenting the results of research related to 20th-century modern and contemporary art. We provide a unique and fascinating insight and discounts into the contemporary world of Bačka by developing our Cultural Experience Card of Backa system that promotes our collections, exhibitions, publications, research, education and cultural programs, and we highlight topics through the lens of modern and contemporary art that affect our society and our individual lives. \nOur interactions between the public and art are driven by dialogues with artists. The complex topics of yesterday, today and tomorrow - defined by artists and indicated by ourselves - are explored within the project. This vision is driven by a fresh, energetic approach to the collaborative presentation, care and renewal of our special art collections.\nThe purpose of the Cultural Experience Card of Backa promoting the results of the project is to increase the cultural and tourist status of the CBR among the residents, visitors and businesses. We would like to contribute to the livability, cultural appeal and well-being of the sustainably developing and inclusive Bácska region by organizing high-quality professional cultural and heritage protection cooperation, programs and events in which we involve the micro- and macro-society of the region, local businesses and visitors to the region in an efficient and controlled manner. To this end, 4 organizations, the Szabadka City Museum, the Baja Tourism Organization and the Temerin municipality, under the leadership of the István Türr Museum and Bácska Cultural Center, have put together a coordinated and very rich cultural entertainment and cultural education program, which will be jointly implemented over 2 years. This project is actually the professional continuation of our previous joint one (TIMSUM) on the Historicism in Backa, therefore it has named TIMSUM\n\n\n\n2. \nWe also complete the Temerin castle complex with the revitalization of the castle park, the creation of the open-air modern and contemporary sculpture park demonstrating the harmony of nature and art, as a real gem of South-Bácska it impresses not only local residents but domestic and foreign tourism alike.\nThe project partners want to join the Bácska region with its important settlements: Baja, Szabadka and Temerin to the European scientific, cultural and artistic circulation and make it better known for domestic and international tourism by researching Bácska's 20th-century and contemporary arts, by collecting, preserving, processing and presenting their cultural resources, tangible and intangible cultural heritage, presenting their specific modern and contemporary artistic values, exhibitions, publications, cultural events and museum education programs.",null,"2024-07-01","2026-06-30",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",787722.1800000001,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",669563.84,85,"Details uploaded into the Content Directory\n1 castle park revitalized with open air modern and contemporary sculptures -the intertwining of nature and art, with creating 2 new jobs\n15 public events (7 exhibitions with restoration of 10 works of art at several places, 1 Museums’Night, 7 meetings with artists)\n6 books professional and educational\n1 Artists’ Summer Camp (with exhibition) for 21 artists including Hungarian and Serbian\n1 Scientific art conference\n40 creative artistic workshops for vulnerable children\n2 thematic camps with the priority of vulnerable children\n30 Interactive lectures for children\n1 Cultural Experience Card of Backa promoting cultural values and serving all kind of stakeholders in tourism\n5 packages of relevant touristic programmes promoting shared cultural and natural values\nThe cooperation becomes significantly strengthened. Its international professional and public recognition will be raised that is further incentive to continue. The results get into the scientific and education circles and appear in other professional activities. Regular museum programs for young people is enriched with new results. The significant number of artistic workshops for vulnerable young children give an impetus to their creativity and motivation for life. The project facilitates to sustain the summer camp for artists of different nationalities which improve the neighbouring relations. The park revitalization completes the Temerin castle complex, which can thus serve the population and tourists in its full glory. Also, it creates 2 new jobs. All are maintained by the local government. The open-air modern art gallery sets an example for the support of contemporary art and strengthens the connection to the place of residence. The Card system is maintained and continuously enriched, promoted by BTK, it is their job and this will be their new product and service, which they wanted to realize for a long time. The maintenance of this system does not need more cost. \n",null,"Temerin, Baja, Subotica","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},4]
["HUSRB/23R/22/065","Future Of The Past - Learning From Our Culture For A Sustainable Future",null,"The FolkReAct project aims to enrich the tourist offer of the border region with programs, events and activities based on the traditions of folk life and culture, to create appropriate infrastructure (Talentum House and Serbian Country House), and to ensure a permanent presence of tourist offerings related to folk traditions.\nThe implementation will take place between 01.04.2024 and 30.09.2025 in cooperation between Bánát Association of Deszk and Talentum Association of Subotica, with a total budget of EUR 656 736,\n\n\n\n47.\nIt will exploit and make available the still valid and valuable elements of folk life and culture in order to enrich the tourist offer. Sustainability is key in environmental and cultural terms. Visitors will be able to learn about the \"good practices\" of folk life: they will become reusable knowledge in a rapidly changing world, and they will be able to learn about and immerse themselves in the customs, traditions and cultural goods that were once so important for enriching everyday life and celebrating holidays.\nIn Deszk, participants can immerse themselves in the authentic village culture, based on continuous re-education, while in Subotica, the knowledge of folk culture is brought into the lives of city dwellers, wrapped in entertainment.\nThe aim is to make the knowledge and values of the past accessible, re-educable and useful for the present/future generations: sustainability, folk life practices, practical knowledge in crafts, folk customs, cultural treasures.\nOur activities include: thematic retrospective group activities (12: Act \n\n\n\n1.1), camps and large events (7+6: Act \n\n\n\n1.2 and \n\n\n\n1.4), introductory folk arts experience programs and theatre performances (3+1: Act \n\n\n\n1. 3), workshops for HU and SRB associations (3+3: Act \n\n\n\n2.1, \n\n\n\n2.2), country house and garden programs with folk games (Act \n\n\n\n3.3) to strengthen intergenerational dialogue.\nNeed to renovate an old Serbian house in Deszk and convert it into a country house (Serbian Country House and Garden) with farm buildings with new functions, and in Subotica to create the Talentum House - a centre for folk arts and play.\nIn the country house, children and adults can learn and practise farming in a living environment, guided by experts, for a whole year.\nThe offer is enriched by digital thematic content, accessible via QR codes, in line with the requirements of the present day.\nThe Talentum House in Subotica is a cultural space where different arts and forms: folk music, folk dance, singing, fairy tales, traditions, drama and interactive theatre performances can be practised, presented and viewed.\nThe acquisitions will include an event tent in Deszk and a small tractor to support the operation of the country house and garden, while in Subotica folk costumes will be purchased and the technical conditions of the centre will be created (wireless monitor system, scenery, etc.).",null,"2024-05-01","2025-10-31",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",653798.47,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",555728.6899999999,85,"The core of the programs (30+) of various types/sizes is the introduction folk culture: dance or farming, gastronomy or singing, arts or handcraft.\nWhether the occasion is a holiday, a tradition, a good practice, a niche or a need for fun learning, the range is wide and accessible.\nWe organise camps (5) for children, who can spend their summertime being active and having fun, while enriching their knowledge. We organise workshops (6), where participants work on a selection of topics, festivals and meetings (6) offer a range of experiences for those who want to learn about folk culture and gastronomy, digital content is added to their mobiles while the Country House and Garden offer a chance to learn about past, children and families can learn through play in group activities (12), and general public can attend lectures.\nA unique initiative is Country House and Garden, where you can immerse yourself in past everyday life guided by skilled guide: skills of farming, pick plums and cook ajvar. A special experience is the Home of Arts program in the renovated Talentum House, where participants can learn about the different arts. The performances (2) in the new building in Subotica or in courtyard of Country House are attractive pastime.\nBoth partners are planning for long term, programs will enrich the tourist offer of the cross-border region for many years to come for locals and visitors. The programmes offered to children can develop into a chain, organisations with similar values and thinking can join in the cooperation, networking can be initiated (gastronomy, crafts, folk games...).\nIt is not difficult for the partners to maintain the results, since their mission is essentially to preserve, develop and disseminate folk culture, and the programmes can be maintained and even developed over time.\nWe are convinced that regions completely benefit from results which will broaden and diversify the tourism offer in a sustainable, expandable and further developable way.",null,"Subotica, Deszk","RS, HU",{"$nulls":5},2]

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["HUSRB/23S/11/048","Be aware of the problem - be part of the solution!",null,"Open university Subotica Ltd.","Y","lead","Other",null,"100227","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/11/048","Be aware of the problem - be part of the solution!",null,"CSEMETE Természet- és Környezetvédelmi Egyesület; CSEMETE Nature and Environmental Protection Association","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100146","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/11/048","Be aware of the problem - be part of the solution!",null,"Vackor Környezet- és Természetvédelmi Egyesület","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100188","Ópusztaszer","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/006","Joint adaptation and mitigation measures to climate change supporting integrated water management on the Tisa River",null,"Fakultet tehničkih nauka u Novom Sadu","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations",null,"100198","Novi Sad","Serbia",null,null,"The Institute for Artificial Intelligence Research and Development of Serbia, Faculty of Technical Sciences Novi Sad","112479911, 100724720"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/006","Joint adaptation and mitigation measures to climate change supporting integrated water management on the Tisa River",null,"Lower-Tisza-District Water Directorate; Alsó-Tisza vidéki Vízügyi Igazgatóság","N","partner","Other",null,"100135","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/006","Joint adaptation and mitigation measures to climate change supporting integrated water management on the Tisa River",null,"Public Water Management Company „Vode Vojvodine” Novi Sad","N","partner","Other",null,"100211","Novi Sad","Serbia",null,null,"GEOGIS KONSULTANTI DOO, Law Firm Litricin","103255594, 109491040"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/006","Joint adaptation and mitigation measures to climate change supporting integrated water management on the Tisa River",null,"Szegedi Tudományegyetem; University Of Szeged","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"100179","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/006","Joint adaptation and mitigation measures to climate change supporting integrated water management on the Tisa River",null,"Fond „Evropski poslovi” Autonomne pokrajine Vojvodine","N","partner","Other",null,"100199","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/073","Athletics for All",null,"Local Government of Algyő; Algyő Nagyközség Önkormányzata","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100134","Algyő","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/073","Athletics for All",null,"Municipality of Kanjiza; Municipality of Kanjiža","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100223","Kanjiža","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/008","Alternative responses to climate change adaptation for small-scale producers focusing on complex economic, environmental and social approach through the entire value chain",null,"Associations of Gardeners Senta","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100261","Senta","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/008","Alternative responses to climate change adaptation for small-scale producers focusing on complex economic, environmental and social approach through the entire value chain",null,"Central Danube Development Agency Ltd.; KDMFÜ Közép-Duna Menti Fejlesztési Ügynökség Nonprofit Kft.","Y","lead","Infrastructure and (public) service provider",null,"100072","Dunaföldvár","Hungary","Kiskőrös"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/008","Alternative responses to climate change adaptation for small-scale producers focusing on complex economic, environmental and social approach through the entire value chain",null,"Univerzitet Privredna Akademija u Novom Sadu","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"100262","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/008","Alternative responses to climate change adaptation for small-scale producers focusing on complex economic, environmental and social approach through the entire value chain",null,"Kisléptékű Termékelőállítók és Szolgáltatók Országos Érdekképviseletének Egyesülete","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100165","Kecskemét","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/060","Borderless Artistic Realm Through Opportunities and Knowledge",null,"Ustanova za izradu tapiserija \"Atelje 61\"","N","partner","Other",null,"100255","Petrovaradin","Serbia",null,null,"Perins inženjering doo","103892270"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/060","Borderless Artistic Realm Through Opportunities and Knowledge",null,"Jelenlét Kulturális és Közművelődési Alapítvány","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100160","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/12/047","Wastewater treatment cross-border cooperation by Tisa river",null,"Local Government of Algyő; Algyő Nagyközség Önkormányzata","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100134","Algyő","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/12/047","Wastewater treatment cross-border cooperation by Tisa river",null,"Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental Protection","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100232","Novi Sad","Serbia",null,null,"Proanalytica doo","100164032"]
["HUSRB/23R/12/047","Wastewater treatment cross-border cooperation by Tisa river",null,"POTISKI VODOVODI-TISZAMENTI VIZMUVEK DOO","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100233","Horgos","Serbia",null,null,"DUKAMAM & CO. d.o.o.","100502994"]
["HUSRB/23S/12/017","Involving young people in nature protection through education activities",null,"Udruženje za bolji Novi Kneževac","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100249","Novi Kneževac ","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/12/017","Involving young people in nature protection through education activities",null,"Magyar Ifjúsági Szövetség; Hungarian Youth Federation","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100632","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/12/017","Involving young people in nature protection through education activities",null,"Ekološko udruženje “Zeleni Sad”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100196","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/052","Planting forest strips to preserve biodiversity",null,"Lokalna samouprava Senta","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100214","Senta","Serbia",null,null,"AGRO TECH PMD DOO ZA TRGOVINU I USLUGE TREŠNJEVAC, Udruženje šumarskih i lovnih radnika Srbije “Šuma i lov”","104261377, 107597652"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/052","Planting forest strips to preserve biodiversity",null,"Tompa Város Önkormányzata; Local government of Tompa city","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100185","Tompa","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/11/034","Climate Smart Soil for ZERO-CARBON farms",null,"Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops \"National Institute of the Republic of Serbia\"","Y","lead","Other",null,"100209","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/11/034","Climate Smart Soil for ZERO-CARBON farms",null,"Regional Development Agency Bačka ltd Novi Sad","N","partner","Business support organisation",null,"100234","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/11/034","Climate Smart Soil for ZERO-CARBON farms",null,"Vackor Környezet- és Természetvédelmi Egyesület","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100188","Ópusztaszer","Hungary","ópusztaszer"]
["HUSRB/23S/11/034","Climate Smart Soil for ZERO-CARBON farms",null,"Regional Development Agency Bačka ltd Novi Sad","N","partner","Business support organisation",null,"100234","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/064","Caravan of Solidarity: Intergenerational Journey for Older People Rights",null,"Pinceszínház Közhasznú Nonprofit Művészeti Kft.","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100175","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/064","Caravan of Solidarity: Intergenerational Journey for Older People Rights",null,"Ustanova za kulturu I obrazovanje Kulturni centar “Mladost” Futog","N","partner","Other",null,"100256","Futog","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/080","Cross-border Collaboration for Adaptation, Resilience and Environmental Transformation",null,"Crveni krst Srbije - Crveni krst Vojvodine","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100192","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/080","Cross-border Collaboration for Adaptation, Resilience and Environmental Transformation",null,"Magyar Vöröskereszt Csongrád Megyei szervezete; Hungarian Red Cross Csongrád County Branch","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100169","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/062","Crossroads of Architectural Significance: Transnational Learning and Exploration of Vojvodina and South Great Plain Built Heritage",null,"Udruženje građana - Filmska radionica “Cinema”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100247","Kanjiža","Serbia",null,null,"Brigitta György PR Fotografske usluge Donald Kanjiža","102876093"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/062","Crossroads of Architectural Significance: Transnational Learning and Exploration of Vojvodina and South Great Plain Built Heritage",null,"Dél-Alföldi Eurotender, Ifjúsági, Kulturális, Oktatási és Környezetvédelmi Egyesület; Eurotender Association","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100150","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/018","Basketball games continues cross the border",null,"HÓDMEZŐVÁSÁRHELYI KOSÁRSULI SPORTEGYESÜLET; Basketball Association of Hódmezővásárhely","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100158","Hódmezővásárhely","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/018","Basketball games continues cross the border",null,"YOUTH BASKETBALL CLUB \"SPARTAK\"","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100219","Subotica","Serbia",null,null,"PROMO HOUSE DOO SUBOTICA","106759522"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/050","Telemedicine across borders",null,"Szegedi Tudományegyetem; University Of Szeged","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"100179","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/050","Telemedicine across borders",null,"OPŠTA BOLNICA SENTA","Y","lead","Other",null,"100221","Senta","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/21/036","Cooperation of after-school programs for disadvantaged and Roma students",null,"Motiváció Oktatási Egyesület","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100172","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/21/036","Cooperation of after-school programs for disadvantaged and Roma students",null,"Centre for provision of social protection services of the municipality of Kanjiža","Y","lead","Other",null,"100191","Kanjiža","Serbia",null,null,"Caritas Subotica","102564317"]
["HUSRB/23S/22/045","Dance Concept for Touristic Purposes",null,"Egy-Másért Ifjúsági- és Közösségfejlesztő Egyesület","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100155","Mórahalom","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/22/045","Dance Concept for Touristic Purposes",null,"Udruženje \"Digitalna regija","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100241","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/21/088","Digital child protection as a new inter-regional pedagogical tool with parents, teachers and peer mentors to reduce online risks",null,"A Duna- Kőrös- Maros- Tisza Eurorégió Ifjúsági Szövetsége","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100189","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/21/088","Digital child protection as a new inter-regional pedagogical tool with parents, teachers and peer mentors to reduce online risks",null,"Associations of Gardeners Senta","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100261","Senta","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/21/088","Digital child protection as a new inter-regional pedagogical tool with parents, teachers and peer mentors to reduce online risks",null,"e-Regija","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100197","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/21/050","Enhancing the quality of education for agripreneurs in the Hungarian-Serbian border area",null,"Udruženje za preduzetništvo i inovacije „Foodscale Hub“","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100251","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/21/050","Enhancing the quality of education for agripreneurs in the Hungarian-Serbian border area",null,"Magyar Női Unió Egyesület; Magyar Női Unió Egyesület","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100168","Budapest","Hungary","Kecskemét"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/010","Equestrian sport events across the border",null,"TOPI TEAM Hagyományőrző és Lovasegyesület","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100186","Felsőszentiván","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/010","Equestrian sport events across the border",null,"KONJIČKI KLUB „IMPERIAL“","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100213","Subotica","Serbia",null,null,"PROMO HOUSE DOO SUBOTICA, DRUŠTVO ZA TURIZAM I USLUGE PRO REGIO DOO, SUBOTICA","106759522, 104370116"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/040","Football across border and more",null,"Fudbalski klub \"Vinogradar\" Hajdukovo","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100202","Hajdukovo","Serbia",null,null,"Pro Regio doo","104370116"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/040","Football across border and more",null,"Bordány Sportkör; Bordány Sportkör; Bordány Sport Club; Bordány Sport Club","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100145","Bordány","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/091","Film art for all",null,"New Cultural Neighborhood","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100218","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/091","Film art for all",null,"Szegedi Rendezvény- és Médiaközpont Nonprofit Kft.; Szeged Event and Media Centre Non-profit LTD.","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100178","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/091","Film art for all",null,"Open university Subotica Ltd.","Y","lead","Other",null,"100227","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/091","Film art for all",null,"Hírös Agóra Kulturális és Ifjúsági Központ Nonprofit Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság; Hírös Agóra Cultural and Youth Center Nonprofit Limited Liability Company","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100157","Kecskemét","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/003","Food Bank",null,"Ásotthalom Nagyközségi Önkormányzat; Municipality of Ásotthalom","Y","lead","Regional public authority",null,"100137","Ásotthalom","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/003","Food Bank",null,"BANKA HRANE - Vojvodina","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100190","Irig","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/11/027","Innovative green foliar treatment solutions supported by advanced analytics for cross-border ecological agriculture",null,"Szegedi Tudományegyetem; University Of Szeged","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"100179","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/11/027","Innovative green foliar treatment solutions supported by advanced analytics for cross-border ecological agriculture",null,"Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Tehnološki fakultet Novi Sad; University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technology Novi Sad","Y","lead","Other",null,"100239","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/058","Fire Learning, Awareness, Mitigation, and Education",null,"Baksi Önkéntes Tűzoltó és Polgárőr Egyesület","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100142","Baks","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/058","Fire Learning, Awareness, Mitigation, and Education",null,"Dobrovoljno vatrogasno društvo Budisava","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100193","Budisava","Serbia",null,null,"Centar S doo Beograd","100373539"]
["HUSRB/23R/21/046","Feeding the Future: Empowering Food Science Professionals through Lifelong Learning for Bridging Borders",null,"Csongrád-Csanádi Kereskedelmi Iparkamara","N","partner","Other",null,"100148","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/21/046","Feeding the Future: Empowering Food Science Professionals through Lifelong Learning for Bridging Borders",null,"Tehnološki fakultet Novi Sad","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations",null,"100239","Novi Sad","Serbia",null,null,"NS Cable Corp doo Novi Sad","111593749"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/008","Folk culture: the great tradition",null,"Udruženje za mentalnu higijenu \"ANTROPOS\"","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100250","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/008","Folk culture: the great tradition",null,"Mađarsko kulturno-umetničko društvo „Palić”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100215","Palić","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/008","Folk culture: the great tradition",null,"Sükösdi Óvodásokért Alapítvány","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100362","Sükösd","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/065","Future Of The Past - Learning From Our Culture For A Sustainable Future",null,"\"Bánát\" Szerb Kulturális Közhasznú Egyesület; \"Banat\" Serbian Cultural Association","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100132","Deszk","Hungary",null,null,"T-Invest '91 Fővállalkozó, Építőipari és Kivitelező Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság","13580234-2-06"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/065","Future Of The Past - Learning From Our Culture For A Sustainable Future",null,"TALENTUM Umetnicko Udruzenje Talenata","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100238","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/047","GenerACTION: Connecting Youth for Empowered Change",null,"Udruženje “Pronađi Osmeh”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100242","Senta","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/047","GenerACTION: Connecting Youth for Empowered Change",null,"Alternatíva Egyesület","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100136","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/12/043","Joint Actions Involving Volunteers and Raising Public Awareness for the Protection of the Birds of Pannonian Grasslands",null,"Magyar Madártani és Természetvédelmi Egyesület; Birdlife Hungary","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100167","Budapest","Hungary","Szatymaz"]
["HUSRB/23S/12/043","Joint Actions Involving Volunteers and Raising Public Awareness for the Protection of the Birds of Pannonian Grasslands",null,"Society for preservation and study of Serbia’s birds","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100195","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/068","Incredible Destination Events Part 2",null,"ÓNTE Ópusztaszeri Nemzeti Történeti Emlékpark Közhasznú Nonprofit Kft.; Ópusztaszer National Heritage Park public non profit ltd company","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100174","Ópusztaszer","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/068","Incredible Destination Events Part 2",null,"FOUNDATION EXIT","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100201","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/21/025","Establishment of a sustainable knowledge platform and enhanced institutional support for innovation methodologies and procedures in the crossborder area.",null,"Subotica IT Cluster","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100237","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/21/025","Establishment of a sustainable knowledge platform and enhanced institutional support for innovation methodologies and procedures in the crossborder area.",null,"Én Kint Egyesület a Békéért és Fejlődésért","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100156","Budapest","Hungary","Szeged"]
["HUSRB/23S/21/025","Establishment of a sustainable knowledge platform and enhanced institutional support for innovation methodologies and procedures in the crossborder area.",null,"Subotica Tech -College of Applied Sciences","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100258","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/21/025","Establishment of a sustainable knowledge platform and enhanced institutional support for innovation methodologies and procedures in the crossborder area.",null,"Én Kint Egyesület","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100156","Budapest","Hungary","Szeged"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/011","The magic of inclusion",null,"Udruženje za mentalnu higijenu \"ANTROPOS\"","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100250","Subotica","Serbia",null,null,"Nepker","100854692"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/011","The magic of inclusion",null,"Egyesült Út Alapítvány; United Way Foundation","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100154","Baja","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/002","Continuation of a cross-border school table tennis program with the participation of students with, and without disabilities.",null,"Table Tennis Club Szeged; Asztalitenisz Sport Klub Szeged","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100138","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/002","Continuation of a cross-border school table tennis program with the participation of students with, and without disabilities.",null,"Stonoteniski Klub \"Senta\" Senta; Table Tennis Sport Club Senta","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100236","Senta","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/002","Continuation of a cross-border school table tennis program with the participation of students with, and without disabilities.",null,"Stonoteniski klub \"Horgos\" Horgos","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100235","Horgos","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23L/11/003","Joint efforts for risk prevention and cross-border coordination in disaster management",null,"Municipality of Kanjiza; Municipality of Kanjiža","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100223","Kanjiža","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23L/11/003","Joint efforts for risk prevention and cross-border coordination in disaster management",null,"Mórahalom Városi Önkormányzat; Municipality of Mórahalom","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100171","Mórahalom ","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23L/11/003","Joint efforts for risk prevention and cross-border coordination in disaster management",null,"Csongrád-Csanád Vármegyei Tűzoltó Szövetség","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100505","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/22/029","Sacred Journeys: Religious Digital Exploration in Serbian-Hungarian Borderlands",null,"Udruženje „Vojvođanski istraživački centar”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100244"," Kanjiža","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/22/029","Sacred Journeys: Religious Digital Exploration in Serbian-Hungarian Borderlands",null,"BÁLINT SÁNDOR SZELLEMI ÖRÖKSÉGÉÉRT ALAPÍTVÁNY","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100143","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/032","Light Borders in DKMT",null,"DKMT Duna-Körös-Maros-Tisza Eurorégiós Fejlesztési Ügynökség Nonprofit Közhasznú Kft.; DKMT Danube-Kris-Mures-Tisa Euroregional Development Agency - Nonprofit Public Benefit Limited","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100153","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/032","Light Borders in DKMT",null,"Provincial Secretariat for Regional Development, Interregional Cooperation and Local Self-Government","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100231","Novi Sad","Serbia",null,null,"Pyramiding doo Novi Sad","21429619"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/038","Local people and local products without borders",null,"Bácsalmási Önkormányzati Közszolgáltatási Közhasznú Nonprofit Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"100139","Bácsalmás","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/038","Local people and local products without borders",null,"Municipality of Kula","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100224","Kula","Serbia",null,null,"PREDUZEĆE KT ŠATORI DOO KRAGUJEVAC","103241886"]
["HUSRB/23R/12/089","MInimizing CROssborder water contamination of microPLASTICS",null,"Public Health Institute Sombor","N","partner","Other",null,"100259","Sombor","Serbia",null,null,"PREDUZEĆE ZA PROIZVODNJU, TRGOVINU I USLUGE SUPERLAB DOO BEOGRAD (NOVI BEOGRAD)","101822498"]
["HUSRB/23R/12/089","MInimizing CROssborder water contamination of microPLASTICS",null,"Nemzeti Közszolgálati Egyetem; Ludovika University of Public Services","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"100173","Budapest","Hungary","Baja",null,"SERCO Informatika Zrt.","27880056-2-41"]
["HUSRB/23R/12/089","MInimizing CROssborder water contamination of microPLASTICS",null,"Institute of Public Health of Vojvodina","Y","lead","Other",null,"100208","Novi Sad","Serbia","Novi Sad "]
["HUSRB/23R/12/089","MInimizing CROssborder water contamination of microPLASTICS",null,"Fond \"Evropski poslovi\" Autonomne Pokrajine Vojvodine; European Affairs Fund of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina","N","partner","Other",null,"100199","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/059","Transnational Cultural Mosaic: Unifying Global Expressions",null,"Bartók Béla Művészeti Kart Támogató Alapítvány","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100144","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/059","Transnational Cultural Mosaic: Unifying Global Expressions",null,"Grad Novi Sad – Gradska uprava za kulturu","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100204","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/059","Transnational Cultural Mosaic: Unifying Global Expressions",null,"Fondacija “Novi Sad -Evropska prestonica kulture”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100200","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/019","Nature-based solutions for greening urban public spaces to widen access to ecosystem services and improve the climate adaptation capacity of local governments of the border area",null,"Szentes Város Önkormányzata; Municipality of Szentes","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100182","Szentes","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/019","Nature-based solutions for greening urban public spaces to widen access to ecosystem services and improve the climate adaptation capacity of local governments of the border area",null,"Opština Mali Iđoš; Municipality of Mali Iđoš; Municipality of Mali Iđoš","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100225","Mali Iđoš","Serbia",null,null,"G-Force Solar DOO Bečej","113700447"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/019","Nature-based solutions for greening urban public spaces to widen access to ecosystem services and improve the climate adaptation capacity of local governments of the border area",null,"Municipality of Bačka Topola; Municipality of Bačka Topola","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100222","Bačka Topola","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/019","Nature-based solutions for greening urban public spaces to widen access to ecosystem services and improve the climate adaptation capacity of local governments of the border area",null,"Municipality of Csongrád; Csongrád Városi Önkormányzat","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100147","Csongrád","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/018","Border that unites us",null,"UNIVERSITY OF NOVI SAD HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE TEACHER TRAINING FACULTY SUBOTICA","N","partner","Other",null,"100263","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/018","Border that unites us",null,"Zavod za kulturu vojvođanskih Mađara; Institute for Hungarian Culture in Vojvodina","N","partner","Other",null,"100260","Senta","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/018","Border that unites us",null,"Türr István Múzeum és Bácskai Művelődési Központ","Y","lead","Other",null,"100187","Baja","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/067","Joint development of cross-border cycling tourism along Eurovelo 13",null,"Tompa Város Önkormányzata; Local government of Tompa city","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100185","Tompa","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/067","Joint development of cross-border cycling tourism along Eurovelo 13",null,"City of Subotica; Grad Subotica","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100206","Subotica","Serbia",null,null,"Cromnik-Proworld Agency","102376945"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/016","PP Youth helpers",null,"Dél-alföldi Ifjúsági Életmód és Szabadidő Alapítvány; Foundation for Youth Activity and Lifestyle","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100151","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/016","PP Youth helpers",null,"Udruženje „Iuventus Ventus”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100243","Subotica","Serbia",null,null,"Udruženje prosvetnih radnika mađara Severne Bačke","100444208"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/016","PP Youth helpers",null,"Udruženje za mentalnu higijenu \"ANTROPOS\"","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100250","Subotica","Serbia",null,null,"HKPD \"Matija Gubec\" Donji Tavankut ","100447186"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/035","Predicting football talents",null,"Association SUTEAM","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100248","Subotica","Serbia",null,null,"POSH 33 doo Subotica ","109724388"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/035","Predicting football talents",null,"Déli Aprók Utánpótlás és Felnőtt Club Szeged Egyesület","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100152","Szeged","Hungary","Mórahalom"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/076","Parks4All: Empowering Hungarian and Serbian Cultural Scenes for Sustainable Tourism in Public Green Spaces",null,"Fondacija \"Novi Sad- Evropska prestonica kulture\"","N","partner","Other",null,"100200","Novi Sad","Serbia",null,null,"Center for Intemational Cooperation, Culture and Education - Around the Comer Association","110202726"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/076","Parks4All: Empowering Hungarian and Serbian Cultural Scenes for Sustainable Tourism in Public Green Spaces",null,"Association Cinema City; Udruženje Cinema City","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100246","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/076","Parks4All: Empowering Hungarian and Serbian Cultural Scenes for Sustainable Tourism in Public Green Spaces",null,"Omladinsko i kulturno udruženje „Wemsical Serbia”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100220","Kanjiža","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/076","Parks4All: Empowering Hungarian and Serbian Cultural Scenes for Sustainable Tourism in Public Green Spaces",null,"Katolikus Ifjúsági Alapítvány; Catholic Youth Foundation","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100162","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/076","Parks4All: Empowering Hungarian and Serbian Cultural Scenes for Sustainable Tourism in Public Green Spaces",null,"DDTG Duna Fejlesztő Transznacionális Csoport Nonprofit Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság; DDTG Danube Development Transnational Group nonprofit limited liability company","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100149","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/031","Rowing for a Healthy Lifestyle and Enhanced Cross-Border Cooperation",null,"Veslački Klub Palić","Y","lead","Other",null,"100257","Palic","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/031","Rowing for a Healthy Lifestyle and Enhanced Cross-Border Cooperation",null,"Kalocsai Evezős és Vízisport Egyesület","N","partner","Other",null,"100161","Kalocsa","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/069","Enhancing Cross-Border Cooperation in Sustainable Rural Ecotourism and Preserving Cultural Heritage.",null,"SZÓ-TÉR Egyesület; Word-Square Association","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100184","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/069","Enhancing Cross-Border Cooperation in Sustainable Rural Ecotourism and Preserving Cultural Heritage.",null,"Digital Region Association; Udruženje \"Digitalna regija\"","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100241","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23L/21/004","Smart Agro-Innovation and Training Action",null,"Fondacija Pro Scientia Naturae Senta","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100507","Senta","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23L/21/004","Smart Agro-Innovation and Training Action",null,"Fund for European Affairs and Development of Autonomous Province of Vojvodina","N","partner","Other",null,"100199","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23L/21/004","Smart Agro-Innovation and Training Action",null,"Mórahalom Városi Önkormányzat; Municipality of Mórahalom","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100171","Mórahalom","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23L/21/004","Smart Agro-Innovation and Training Action",null,"Alföldi Agrárszakképzési Centrum","N","partner","Other",null,"100506","Csongrád","Hungary","Ásotthalom"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/004","Smart Tourism: The joint future of Pannonian region",null,"Provincial Secretariat for Economy and Tourism","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100230","Novi Sad","Serbia",null,null,"Branislav Filipović PR Agencija za poslovne delatnosti Benedetto Cotrugli Subotica","100716328"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/004","Smart Tourism: The joint future of Pannonian region",null,"DKMT Duna-Körös-Maros-Tisza Eurorégiós Fejlesztési Ügynökség Nonprofit Közhasznú Kft.; DKMT Danube-Kris-Mures-Tisa Euroregional Development Agency - Nonprofit Public Benefit Limited","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100153","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/004","Smart Tourism: The joint future of Pannonian region",null,"University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Economics in Subotica","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations",null,"100254","Subotica","Serbia",null,null,"FIFTH SCREEN DOO NOVI SAD","108501719"]
["HUSRB/23S/12/020","Developing sustainable solutions for the restoration of local ecosystems through pioneer use of discharged thermal waters",null,"Fakultet tehničkih nauka u Novom Sadu","N","partner","Other",null,"100198","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23S/12/020","Developing sustainable solutions for the restoration of local ecosystems through pioneer use of discharged thermal waters",null,"Mórahalom Városi Önkormányzat; Municipality of Mórahalom","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100171","Mórahalom","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/003","Encouraging the daily cooperation of people living in the border region through sports activities",null,"Szent Mihály Futball Club Sportegyesület","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100181","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/003","Encouraging the daily cooperation of people living in the border region through sports activities",null,"Fudbalski klub „Lehel”","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100203","Zrenjanin","Serbia",null,null,"DOO HPP KFT, G-FORCE SOLAR DOO BECEJ","112152228, 113700447"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/086","StrengThening Organizations in the Protection against FIRES",null,"KEFAG Kiskunsági Erdészeti és Faipari Zrt.","N","partner","Infrastructure and (public) service provider",null,"100164","Kecskemét","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/086","StrengThening Organizations in the Protection against FIRES",null,"Fond za evropske poslove i razvoj Autonomne pokrajine Vojvodina","N","partner","Other",null,"100199","Novi Sad","Serbia",null,null,"Srđan Karalić PR izvođačka umetnost PAGODA EVENT Sombor","113783997"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/086","StrengThening Organizations in the Protection against FIRES",null,"JP \"Vojvodinašume\", Petrovaradin","Y","lead","Other",null,"100212","Petrovaradin","Serbia",null,null,"EMPEX DOO","103812117"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/086","StrengThening Organizations in the Protection against FIRES",null,"Ministarstvo unutrašnjih poslova Republike Srbije, Sektor za vanredne situacije","N","partner","Other",null,"100216","Beograd","Serbia","Subotica"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/006","Swimming across the border",null,"Plivački klub Senta","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100229","Senta","Serbia",null,null,"DOO TISA UGOSTITELJSKO PREDUZEĆE, SENTA","101100786"]
["HUSRB/23S/31/006","Swimming across the border",null,"Makói Úszó Klub Sportegyesület","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100170","Makó","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23L/22/001","Sharing local values by stimulating networing of cultural heritage from the aspect of tourism",null,"City of Subotica; Grad Subotica","Y","lead","Local public authority",null,"100206","Subotica","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23L/22/001","Sharing local values by stimulating networing of cultural heritage from the aspect of tourism",null,"Kiskunhalas Város Önkormányzata; Local Government of Kiskunhalas","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100497","Kiskunhalas","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/21/045","Cooperation in the field of healthcare practical training and public health education in the region of Baja and Sombor",null,"Bajai Szent Rókus Kórház","Y","lead","Other",null,"100140","Baja","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/21/045","Cooperation in the field of healthcare practical training and public health education in the region of Baja and Sombor",null,"Dom zdravlja “Dr Đorđe Lazić” Sombor","N","partner","Other",null,"100194","Sombor","Serbia",null,null,"Branislav Filipović PR Agencija za poslovne delatnosti Benedetto Cotrugli Subotica Trg Sinagoge 1A, 24000 Subotica","109530475"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/061","Transnational Awareness & Revitalization through Green Engagement Together",null,"Grad Novi Sad – Gradska uprava za zaštitu životne sredine","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100205","Novi Sad","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/061","Transnational Awareness & Revitalization through Green Engagement Together",null,"Szegedi Környezetgazdálkodási Nonprofit Kft.","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100177","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/11/061","Transnational Awareness & Revitalization through Green Engagement Together",null,"Agora Alapítvány A Társadalomkutatásért; Agora Foundation","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100133","Szeged","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/044","Shared values - Cultural cooperation for promotion of modern and contemporary arts and culture",null,"Opština Temerin – Opštinska uprava","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100226","Temerin","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/044","Shared values - Cultural cooperation for promotion of modern and contemporary arts and culture",null,"Bajai Turisztikai Nonprofit Kft.","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100141","Baja","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/044","Shared values - Cultural cooperation for promotion of modern and contemporary arts and culture",null,"Türr István Múzeum és Bácskai Művelődési Központ","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100187","Baja","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23R/22/044","Shared values - Cultural cooperation for promotion of modern and contemporary arts and culture",null,"Municipal Museum of Subotica; Gradski Muzej Subotica","N","partner","Other",null,"100207","Subotica","Serbia",null,null,"Laslo Antunović PR Električar 024","109979250"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/055","Promoting cross-border cooperation between people through tennis",null,"Teniski klub \"Senta 1903\"","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100240","Senta","Serbia"]
["HUSRB/23R/31/055","Promoting cross-border cooperation between people through tennis",null,"Hódmezővásárhelyi Tenisz Club","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100159","Hódmezővásárhely","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/12/005","Know it - Protect it ! Joint awareness raising on environmental protection and nature conservation in the border region",null,"Kecskeméti Televízió Nonprofit KFT; Kecskemét Television Nonprofit Ltd","Y","lead","Enterprise, except SME",null,"100163","Kecskemét","Hungary"]
["HUSRB/23S/12/005","Know it - Protect it ! Joint awareness raising on environmental protection and nature conservation in the border region",null,"Pannonia Foundation; PANNÓNIA ALAP - ФОНД \"ПАНОНИЈА\" - FOND \"PANONIJA\"","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100228","Subotica","Serbia"]