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["RORS00173","Development of adventure tourism based on natural values of the Banat region","The project aims precisely to encourage the development of adventure tourism in the cross-border region through the construction of the necessary infrastructure and capacity of tourism service providers and sector operators, analyzing and valorizing the tourism potential of the region and improving it, organizing the offer in the Romanian and Serbian CB regions, by creating a joint offer of tourist products and services, effectively increasing the competitiveness of the tourism sector through organized marketing campaigns while increasing the accessibility and visibility of the less developed tourist area.\n\nTourism plays an important role in the economies of both countries and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been significant, prompting the need to restart tourism, with activities further diversifying and adapting to manage the ongoing transition to a more digitized, greener and more resilient society.\n\nThe project provides a complex approach to the development of adventure tourism. Three partners were included in the program so that we can cover as large a geographical area as possible. The goal is to develop as many branches of adventure tourism as possible using natural resources. The demand for recreation in nature is increasing, especially among the middle class in the cities, who are overwhelmed by mass tourism.\nThe Banat region, which is bisected by the border, offers excellent opportunities for this, as it has diverse natural features, good accessibility, both by road and air, and the accommodation capacities in its big cities are also excellent. For tourists, however, we need to build on our natural resources to offer adrenaline-pumping adventures that provide a few days of relaxation and recharging on top of the daily grind. In order to achieve all this, we will prepare a strategy for the development of adventure tourism in the region and a related marketing strategy.\n\nTarget group are tourists with special interests, tourists who prefer natural heritage, lovers of nature, recreation and sports, and adventure activities. Also target group are various sports, hiking, rowing, riding, cycling, and trekking clubs and associations, tourist operators, municipalities, regional, sub-regional development agencies, tourist associations and boards, civil organizations active in the field of tourism and in the field of sports, professional bodies providing tourism-related services, and rural households.\n\nActivities:\n\n- Establishing two touristic information centres in Male Pijace and Otelec. During and after the project the two TIC are/will be in constant contact, as the two organizing points for adventure tourism in the region. No matter in which country a tourist comes to the TIC, they organize the desired adventure tour in cooperation.\n- Elaboration of the database of the service providers in adventure tourism in the CB region \n- Elaboration of the development and the marketing strategy of the adventure tourism of the Banat CB region. The development and marketing strategy of adventure tourism in Banat will represent a strategic framework and will give guidance to decision-makers about the potential and practices of further development of tourism and the local/regional economy in the project region.\n- Elaboration of the thematic adventuristic routes (Horse riding, carriage driving, hiking, off-road E-bikes quad and jeep off-road tours, birdwatching, kayaking). The joint tourist products that will be jointly promoted in this project will represent the initial capsule of the acceleration of adventure tourism activities in the Banat CB region. The project outputs and results under the common cross-border touristic action are designed to be recognizable and acknowledged by the wider circle of tourists and other stakeholders. The tourist adventure route can be enlarged, in terms of extension of geographic area and include more\nattractive sites and natural heritages.\n- Organizing education for rangers and greeters. The training will be organized for 20 people per country, the aim of which is for professional rangers and amateur guest-receiving greeters to learn basic tourism, hospitality, tour guide and foreign language skills without which tourists cannot be received.\n- Marketing activities. The purpose of the marketing activities is to make the tourism product created during the project visible on the world tourism market.\n- Building an ATV (Quad) track in Male Pijace\n- Purchasing equipment for 3 focal tourist points (Senta, Male Pijaće and Otelec) of adventure tours.\n\nThe most important result of the project is establishing and functioning the Network of adventure tourism. The Network will be initialised by project partners. The important result of the project is to identify and forge an integrated group of tourism service providers who are involved in some form of adventure tourism, either as operators of attractions or as providers of additional services (accommodation, catering and etc.).","2024-12-24","2026-12-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.6. Enhancing the role of culture and sustainable tourism in economic development, social inclusion and social innovation","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","165 Protection, development and promotion of public tourism assets and tourism services","N",722740.5699999999,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",614329.48,85,"The goal is to put the Banat CB region on the map of those tourists who, by developing themed adventure tourism routes, for whom relaxation means exploring nature using different methods, and are therefore willing to make significant financial sacrifices. With the development of 8 types of cross-border thematic routes (Horse riding, carriage driving, hiking, off-road E-bikes, quad and jeep off-road tours, birdwatching, and kayaking), a tourist offer will be created, involving the already existing accommodation and dining capacities, which will offer various activities for interested tourists throughout the year. The goal is to make this offer known to the target group with the help of online and offline marketing tools, and in the upcoming period at least 50 tours with 500 tourists will start annually. To do this, we will train 20 rangers and greeters, and provide the equipment without which the tours cannot be carried out. ","Otelec , Senta, Male Pijace ","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Senta , Radnoti Mikloša , 46 , 24400\nSerbia (RS), Male Pijace , Vašarište , 4, 24416\nRomânia (RO), Otelec, Pardani, 373A, 307447\nRomânia (RO), Otelec, Pardani, 373A, 307447\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00008","HARMONIZATION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES MANAGEMENT FROM PREVENTION TO HEART TRANSPLANTATION IN THE CROSS BORDER AREA","The common challenges of the programme area that both health institutions and populations have to face and that the partners are jointly tackling in the project, are:\n- aging of the population leads to the need to invest in dedicated caring facilities and into health programmes that tackle their age-related health issues (like cardiovascular diseases). According to the statistics of WHO Noncommunicable Diseases (NCD) Country Profiles 2016, mortality determined by cardiovascular diseases in Romania was about 58% and in Serbia 54%. Premature cardiovascular morbidity and mortality in women is increased and still growing according to the SE European Health Network.\n- outdated medical infrastructure and medical equipment leads to the need to invest in the healthcare system;\n- digitalisation of health services.\nThe specific objective of the project and the expected change the project will make to the current situation is ensuring equal access to health care for patients with cardiovascular diseases from Timis, Podunavski and Srednjobanatski areas, fostering resilience of the area's health systems and promoting the transition from institutional to family based care in the area.\nInvestments in health care services of IBCVT, GHSLS and GHZr: new medical equipment, which will benefit aprox. 3,650 patients/ year and the partners’ medical staff who will perform their activity better.\nThe partnership will allow the partners to exchange their knowledge, procedures, to learn from one another and to find new approaches in diagnosing and treating their patients, which will make the cross border health systems more resilient and better equipped to tackle future common challenges. \nThe project overcomes existing practice in a way of modernization of equipment, new knowledge and skills of experts working in participatory institutions and by concluding a collaboration protocol which will further enable the 3 partners to collaborate and jointly find solutions to the area's common challenges.","2024-06-26","2028-06-25","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","Y",5000000,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",4249999.99,85,"Ensuring equal access to health care for patients with cardiovascular diseases from Timis, Podunavski and Srednjobanatski areas, foster resilience of area's health systems and promote the transition from institutional to family based care in the area.","Zrenjanin, Smederevo, Timișoara","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), Timișoara, Gheorghe Adam, 13A, 300310\nSerbia (RS), Smederevo, Kneza Mihaila, 51, 11300\nSerbia (RS), Zrenjanin, Dr Vase Savića , 5, 23000\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00013","Early Diagnosis - Living Well With Dementia","The lack of proper infrastructure and modern equipment severely impacts the programme area in a negative sense, especially considering the vulnerable target group, as well as the rest of the population. Dementia and related illnesses require early detection and timely treatment, which in turn, needs proper infrastructural support - currently lacking. Global trends in Dementia treatment are constantly evolving and require continual education for experts involved and further cooperation of experts in the field is necessary.\n\nSpecific objectives 1: Enhancing the equal and timely access to quality, sustainable and affordable healthcare services across borders,\nSpecific objectives 2: Ensuring equal access to health care through developing infrastructure, including primary care.\n\nMain outputs:\nDeveloping better quality health care accessible to citizens in cross border region, medical staff well trained and educated, general public well informed regarding the project, higher quality health care provided to dementia patients, access to higher quality healthcare for citizens from rural areas, increased awareness and understanding of dementia among the general public and healthcare professionals\nOverall population of the south Banat region in Serbia and Caras-Severin in Romania will benefit directly from the implementation of the project ~430.000 persons.\n\nCross-border cooperation between two health institutions is instrumental in the implementation of the project, through appropriation of partner's experience and knowledge, mutual consideration of infrastructural needs and experiences and joint cooperation in researching the effects of the illness.\n\nThrough various project's activities, this will be the first project to strenghten the health-care system in a long-term way, through infrastructural improvements and through raising awareness of dementia and related illnesses, while solidifying and expanding already existing cooperation between partnering institutions.","2023-12-22","2025-12-21","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","Y",5055900.4,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",4297515.33,85,"Developing access to higher quality healthcare in cross-border region","RESITA, Vršac","RO, RS",null,"România (RO), resita, Strada Fagarasului , 18, 320162\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00093","COPE -Cross Border Practices on integrated socio-medical services","The common challenges identified by 3partners from RO and SRB are: \n-absence of public integrated medical-social services for people with social difficulties that need medical care for chronic illness, palliative, post-surgical recovery etc\n-insuficient specific modern medical infrastructure\n-aging of the population and specific issues\n-an increase in the prevalence of chronic disease in the general population\n-lack of trained personnel for palliative, medico-social care\n-lack of integrated methodology for procedures to work with medico-social specific cases\n-poor inter-institutional cooperation between institutions and professionals in medical and social sectors\nSpecific objective:\nTo develop 4 public medico-social services, during 2 years, with a capacity of 1280 users/year, involving 3 institutions, for adults with medical and social difficulties (chronic/terminal illness, postsurgical care etc) in RO and SRB, through 2 infrastructure rehabilitation and extension investments, 1 mobile medical van, consulting local stakeholders forworking procedures, trainings, public awareness campaigns, cross-border experience exchanges.\nThrough the achievement of the project objective we expect to improve the quality of healthcare in the communities and the quality of life of our beneficiaries and the community by providing access to essential medico-social services to a part of the population that can not benefit from such services otherwise, and to specialized ambulatory palliative care, which an unmet to a sufficient level need of the community. The services will be designed to have a personalized individual approach, each patient will be treated holistically from a physical and emotional perspective.\nInfrastructure output:\n-1 center for medico-social assistance and palliative care in RO (2 services:1 residential center for medico-social care for 80 users/year and 1 specialized palliative care service in ambulatory developed for 500 users/year) - building rehabilitations, extension and equipment, patient transport car\n-1 innovative social public service with DayCareCenter in SRB- for 200 users/year - building extension and equipment\n-1 mobile medical van in RO for 500 users/year\nOther actions needed for medio-social services developement:\n2 guides developed/methodology (RO+SRB) for integrated approach on a concrete process to care for the specified cases - disseminated online for 300 specialists (200 RO;100 SRB)\n5 training programmes (RO+SRB) for medico-social specialists for 50 specialists (20by LP1, 20 byPP2 and 10by PP3) \n50 awareness raising actions (RO+SRB) - for the general public - families, community, churches, building administrators, medical community, other interested stakeholders etc (20 -LP, 20-PP2,10-PP3)\n4 Experience exchanges (2in RO + 2 in SRB)\nWho will benefit:\nAdults and elderly that find themselves in one or more of the following situations:\n-chronic illnesses in need of permanent socio-medical supervision, at risk of social exclusion \n-in need of post-surgical care and risk of social exclusion\n-terminal illnesses etc.\nFamilies/caregivers of the above beneficiaries that need social and psycho-emotional support\n150 specialists involved in the local and cross-border activities (local consulting groups, experience exchange, training and conferences)\nThe 3 institutions in the partnership that will implement the project and the project teams\nThe 2 communities (RO&SRB) that will benefit from the existence of the new services and increased quality of available healthcare\nProject approach and cross-border character:\nTogether with the partners we have defined a work plan that will help us achieve our common goal. Starting from the reality of the need for medical-social and palliative services in our communities, and the lack thereof, we plan to develop them by investing in the rehabilitation of 2 buildings (1 RO, 1 SRB) and investment in a medical mobile van (1 RO) to which we add the development of the medico-social services and a suite of activities that precede and support said development of services. These will be in the form of local consulting groups, information and awareness campaigns, interleaved with cross-border experience exchanges where we can profit from each other's knowledge and improve our results. The cross-border aspect is necessary because each country has a different approach to similar social issues and both can take from each other’s experience and adapt to the local context and needs.\nWhat is new/original about the project:\nThe novelty of the project consists of covering an unmet need of the communities to provide medical-social care, in particular for patients with social difficulties. This need is still not covered to the extent it is needed, placing a difficult burden on families that may not be prepared or, in social cases, there may be none to care for the sick person, leading to complications and maybe an undignified end, which are not in line with basic human rights.","2024-12-19","2026-12-18","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",2341077.26,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1989915.65,85,"To develop 4 public  medico-social services, during 2 years, with an estimated capacity of ~1280 users/year for all 4 services, involving 3  institutions, for adults with medical and social difficulties (chronic/terminal illness, postsurgical care etc.) in Timisoara (RO) and Novi Bečej (SRB), through 2 infrastructure rehabilitation and extension investments and the development of subsequent services, 1 investment in a medical-social van and the subsequent service development, consulting local stakeholders to develop working procedures, training of service professionals, public awareness campaigns, cross-border experience exchanges.","Novi Becej, Timisoara","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), Timisoara, Gheoghe  Dima, 5, 300628\n",null,null,null,4]
["RORS00307","Promoting resilience of health systems and equal access to skin and liver care through RORS screening and treatment solutions","The project is designed around a solid RO-RS cross-border partnership between the \"Victor Babes\" University of Medicine and Pharmacy Timisoara as LP and General Hospital „Đorđe Joanović” Zrenjanin as PP, aiming to improve the overall well-being of the target group by providing better access to quality healthcare services and reducing the incidence of skin and liver cancer in the programme’s eligible area, namely in Timis, a Romanian county, and in Srednjobanatska oblast (Central Banat), a district in Serbia. \n\nThe project addresses punctual common challenges with reference to certain situations in which both partners fail to meet patients' expectations:\n\n\n1.\tLimited access to specialized healthcare;\n\n\n2.\tLimited capacity of healthcare providers.\n\nThe project`s approach in addressing these common challenges:\n\n\n\n1. The project will implement a comprehensive screening program for liver and skin cancer, as well as further testing or treatment for positive patients. This will ensure that individuals in the program area have equal access to care regardless of their location, race, gender, financial status or level of education. To address limited awareness and education, the project will launch an awareness campaign to educate individuals about the risks associated with these conditions and the importance of early detection and treatment. HEPASKIN will also create cross-border registers that will provide a comprehensive and standardized database of information on skin and liver cancer cases in the project area.\n\n\n\n2. The Romanian professional team will organize training sessions and workshops for Serbian healthcare providers to increase their capacity. The training courses will be designed for different specialties, including dermatology, general surgery, plastic surgery and gastroenterology. The courses will cover various aspects of diagnosis and treatment of liver and skin cancer, including classical and laparoscopic techniques, dermatoscopy, flap courses, and laparoscopic liver resection courses.\n\nThe main overall objective of the project: To ensure equal access to quality services related to skin and liver cancer in the cross-border area for 4.000 persons/ patients, by enhancing awareness, targeting 5 investments in high-tech equipment, building the screening capacity of 40 healthcare providers through joint training activities and implementing 2 registers, ultimately leading to improved medical outcomes for the population.\n\nThe expected change that the HEPASKIN project will make to the current situation is a reduction in the incidence and mortality rates of skin and liver cancer, as well as an improvement in the overall quality of life for those affected by these disorders.\n\nProject main outputs clearly link to Priority 2, SO 2.2, Output Indicator and Result Indicator:\n\n\n1. PSO 03 - Investments in health care, family-based and community-based care services: 5 investments representing 17% of the final target value under this call\n\n\n2. PSR 03 - Annual users of the supported investments in health care, family-based and community-based care services: 4.000 patients/persons benefiting from the supported investments in health care, family-based and community-based care services, representing 40% of the target value under this call, out of which:\na) 1.000 persons in the project area benefiting from targeted awareness-raising activities, meaning a change in the target audience's knowledge and belief regarding skin and liver cancer, by providing them with accurate and relevant information on the topic, in order to engage in preventative behaviors, seek early diagnosis, and support, reducing the incidence and impact of these conditions in the project area;\nb) 2.500 persons in the project area benefiting from screening solutions for skin and liver cancer;\nc) 150 patients in the project area benefiting from surgical procedures for skin and liver cancer;\nd) 350 patients in the project area benefiting from collecting and entering their data into the 2 Registers, receiving timely and accurate diagnosis, appropriate treatment and follow-up care;\nIt is estimated that during the durability period at least 100 persons/annually, 500 in total, will have access to screening and 50 users/annually, 250 in total, will have their data collected and entered into the Registers (Final target - 2029).\n\nHEPASKIN is a unique project that addresses the unmet needs in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic skin and liver diseases by developing an integrated multidisciplinary system of care that includes novel screening methods, innovative treatment approaches and patient registries. The project combines the expertise of two partner institutions and leverages the latest advances in digital data collection and analysis to enhance the quality of care for patients with skin and liver cancer. Additionally, HEPASKIN aims to raise awareness of these conditions among the general population, promoting early diagnosis and prevention measures.","2024-11-23","2026-11-22","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",2041920.48,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1735632.4,85,"To raise awareness about skin and liver cancer in the cross-border area for a minimum of 1000 individuals/patients, enhance the skills of 40 healthcare providers through joint training initiatives, ultimately leading to improved medical results for 2500 individuals screened, 150 patients who undergo surgery and 350 persons benefiting from collecting and entering their data into the 2 Registers.","Zrenjanin, Timisoara","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), Timisoara, Ofcea, 17, 300559\nSerbia (RS), Zrenjanin, Dr. Vase Savica, 5, 23000\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, (Several addresses), (several addresses), (several addresses)\nSerbia (RS), Zrenjanin, Dr. Vase Savica, 5, 23000 \nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Eftimie Murgu, 2, 300041\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00063","Environmental risk assessment from mining activities as a result of tailings storage in the cross-border area Romania – Serbia – ERA-MIN_RO-SRB","The program's coverage area includes environmental hotspots and intense soil and air pollution. The decline in industrial activity in the Moldova Nouă area led to the abandonment industrial site, which represents a significant threat to human health, flora, and fauna, without the possibility of being recovered in a short term. Usually, mining operations cause damage to the environment and human health. However, even though there is this risk, the need for raw materials (copper in the present case) for the industrial activities of modern society will continue to grow, which will not allow a reduction in mining activities, in order to reduce pollution. On the other hand, even by closing some mines, the problem of pollution is not solved, because once a mining operation is created, it will have an impact on the area both visually, as well as functional. Mining involves the removal of soil from the site and thus the removal of vegetation, which ultimately exposes the soil to the wind, causing particles to become airborne, that is directly related to the potential to cause effects. Therefore, from the first operations, mining activity affects both the soil and the air in the area, leading to the destruction or drastic modification of the natural landscape and the release of toxic substances that subsequently have a catastrophic impact on biodiversity. There is a massive loss of habitats, leading to the diminution or loss of flora and fauna in the area, starting from the micro-organisms in the soil. Microorganisms are extremely sensitive to environmental changes, such as altered pH, temperature changes, or chemical concentrations above tolerance limits. The presence of heavy metals in soils leads to a decrease in the total number of bacteria in the soil. Also, a small change in soil pH can cause the mobilization of contaminants. In this context, common challenges are the result of copper mining activity, with the generation of metalliferous wastes that still have high metal content and end up being stored in tailings dumps. This waste also contains sulphides and minerals that, through contact with air, reach an oxidized state and are easily mobilized, generating so-called acid mine waters (AMD) that end up degrading river water. So, the problem does not remain only one of zonal environmental pollution, but has effects on the health of the population in the affected area.\nThe objective of the project is to assess the state of the environment in the Moldova Nouă - Bor mining area, including air, water, soil pollution and the health of the population, assessing the associated environmental risk and to raising awareness about emergency situations and solutions for adapting to climate change.\nThe main outputs of the project are: i). Developing and implementing measures to raise awareness of emergency situations and climate change adaptation solutions (direct participants in workshops, conferences) and indirect participants (via social media campaign, web page); ii). New instruments used in the field of environmental protection and microbiology; iii). 2 studies in the field of Environmental Risk Assessment (ERA) and Human Health Risk Assessment (HRA) and 2 scientific papers that will be publicly available and also will be sent to authorities that acts in environmental protection field or human health area.\nConsidering the geographical position, taking into account that the Romanian-Serbian border on a stretch of almost 50% of the border between the two countries is constituted by the Danube river, the cross-border approach to a problem of environment is a solution whose benefit is clearly superior to a unilateral approach, helping to create an integrated, robust framework to deal with issues that cannot be satisfactorily managed in an isolation concept. By combining common research aspects, the obtained results are easier to implement if they are agreed from the beginning by both partner countries. Through the action of project partners, the local strategies can be integrated and correlated with strategies at the regional level of the Danube or other broader policies. For example, the project proposes actions to support the connection and consolidation of the region in terms of environmental protection, contributing to the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR): i) Connecting the region, ii) Protecting the environment by restoring and maintaining water quality; managing environmental risks; preserving biodiversity, landscapes and air and soil quality, iii) Increasing prosperity investment in people and skills; iv) Strengthening the region by joint research activities.\nThe novelty is the complex, interdisciplinary, at cross-border approach, in the context of climate change, regarding the environmental factors (air, soil, water), the correlation and integration of the notions of mining activity – tailings dump – human health.","2024-12-07","2026-12-06","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","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",1242286.25,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1055943.31,85,"Raising public awareness of the need to know the environmental and human health issues associated with mining activities and promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention, taking into account ecosystem-based approaches.","Bor, Timișoara","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), Moldova Nouă, Nicolae Balcescu, 29, 325550\nRomânia (RO), Timișoara, Gavril Musicescu, 138, 300774\nRomânia (RO), Timișoara, Gavril Musicescu, 138, 300774\nRomânia (RO), Timișoara, Gavril Musicescu, 138, 300774\nSerbia (RS), Bor, Zeleni bulevar, 35, 19210\nSerbia (RS), Bor, Zeleni bulevar, 35, 19210\nSerbia (RS), Bor, Zeleni bulevar, 35, 19210\nSerbia (RS), Bor, Zeleni bulevar, 35, 19210\nSerbia, Bor, Zeleni bulevar, 35, 19210\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00106","Digital U2 – Design yoUr fUture career in challenging times","Hardly employable categories in rural areas (young people without university degrees or without a high school diploma, are enabled to start new jobs using IT technologies and market skills.\nThe project provides employment opportunities in the rural area of cross-border region Timis-Vrsac by setting up personalized activities to promote employment in accordance with the market trends, implement vocational training in digital and marketing skills, raise awareness regarding the importance of soft skill (teamwork, self-esteem, critical thinking) for youngsters with ages of 16-24 years from vulnerable groups to stay in their birthplaces, establish their businesses, and have families there.\n\nOn the other hand, the project brings as a new solution in order to raise the quality of education process beyond the existing practices, a training program for high school teachers to:\n- improve their scientific research skills;\n- help them identify new teaching methods with the EYE TRACKING, EEG and fNIRS equipment;\n- encourage them to attend a PhD degree.\n\nThe overall objective of the project is improving the quality of teaching and motivating the desire for scientific research for 50 high school teachers and developing digital and marketing skills for 160 youngsters by creating the DIGITAL U2 COMMUNITY.\n\nThe specific objectives are:\nObj.1.Developing marketing, design thinking, entrepreneurial and digital skills for 160 youngsters with ages between 16-24 years, especially vulnerable groups (young people not employed, with high risk of drop out, from families with a poor budget, with one parent, from socio-economically disadvantaged communities, from rural areas) across the border \nObj.2. Engaging relevant actors (companies, high schools) in establishing the DIGITAL U2 Community for the current needs of the labor market\nObj.3. Increasing the quality and innovative potential of teaching in high schools in Timis - Vrsac region by engaging 50 teachers to develop their scientific skills and improve their methods of teaching.\n\nThe main outputs of the project are:\n- a digital marketing lab equipped with adequate IT, custom furniture and scientific research equipment for a more qualitative educational approach for a wide range of target groups: youngsters, students and teachers alike, focused on current students needs and vocational training at UPT. \n- 50 teachers who will develop academic writing skills, new methods of teaching will participate at a hybrid training course “Quantitative and qualitative methods in research” and at several practical activities where they will be able to use top scientifical equipment for innovative research. \n- UPT will help 50 youngsters from RO and SR with ages between 16-24 years, specially vulnerable groups (young people not employed, with high risk of drop out, from families with a poor budget, with one parent, from socioeconomically disadvantaged communities, from rural areas) to develop digital marketing skills.\n- an high school classroom with investment in IT equipment for improving the quality of teaching in Timisoara.\nBRATIANU HIGH SCHOOL will help 30 youngsters from RO and RS with ages between 16-24 years, especially vulnerable groups (young people not employed, with high risk of drop out, from families with a poor budget, with one parent, from socioeconomically disadvantaged communities, from rural areas) develop e-commerce skills.\n- an high school classroom with investment in IT equipment for improving the quality of teaching in Vrsac.\nNIKOLA TESLA will help 80 youngsters from RO and RS with ages between 16-24 years, specially vulnerable groups (young people not employed, with high risk of drop out, from families with a poor budget, with one parent, from socio economically disadvantaged communities, from rural areas) develop IT skills.\n\nThe added value of the project is given by the investments in new neuromarketing equipment (EYE TRACKING, brain imaging Electroencephalography, Functional near-infrared spectroscopy equipment with adequate software for market research) and used in identifying the best teaching methods for the new generation of students and in the vocational training for youngsters.\n\nThe usage of this type of neuromarketing equipment with double focus on advancing educational teaching and research in Eastern Europe represents the main added value of the project, with high regional impact on a long term.\n\nThe approach we plan to take refers to vocational training in IT and digital marketing for high school youngsters with ages between 16-24 years, who do not have the incentives or possibility to continue the studies and need to find a job to maintain themselves. \n\nThe cross-border approach is needed because the highschools involved in the project have youngsters with drop out problems and financial problems and need help to find a job. In the project each partner organizes activities which complement the activities of the other partners.","2024-12-24","2026-06-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.2. Improving equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and lifelong learning through developing accessible infrastructure, including by fostering resilience for distance and on-line education and training","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","149 Support for primary to secondary education (excluding infrastructure)","N",470080.25,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",399568.2,85,"Obj.1.Developing marketing, design thinking, entrepreneurial and digital skills for 160 youngsters with ages between 16-24 years, especially vulnerable groups (young people not employed, with high risk of drop out, from families with a poor budget, with one parent, from socio-economically disadvantaged communities, from rural areas) across the border \n\nObj.2. Engaging relevant actors (companies, high schools) in establishing the DIGITAL U2 Community for the current needs of the labor market\n\nObj.3. Increasing the quality and innovative potential of teaching in high schools in Timis - Vrsac region by engaging 50 teachers to develop their scientific skills and improve their methods of teaching.","TIMISOARA, VRSAC","RO, RS",null,"România (RO), TIMISOARA, Mihai Viteazul Street, no.1, 300222\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Mihai Viteazul Street, no.1, 300222\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Mihai Viteazul Street, no.1, 300222\nSerbia (RS), VRSAC, Sterijina , 40-44, 26300\nSerbia (RS), Vrsac, Sterijina, 40-44, 26300\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Huniade street, no.2, 300002\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00090","Cross-border ambient air monitoring network","The basis for the common territorial challenges is that both regions involved in this project (the South Banat district and Timis county ) are located in Banat. Banat is a fertile land separated only by the border between Romania and Serbia. This region has common environmental resources: common rivers, common winds, common climate, common wildlife. Due to the proximity of the two regions and taking into account that air and pollution do not stop at national borders, air pollution challenges are common.\nAir pollution is not systematically monitored on the whole territory of the two regions. On the Serbian side, air pollution is systematically monitored only in Pančevo, because the chemical industry is located there and the concentrations of pollutants that threaten human health have increased. On the Romanian side of the border, air pollution is monitored only in Timisoara. However, the industrial area of Timisoara is not covered by the monitoring station.\nIndustrial areas are not the only sources of air pollution. Heating systems in cities and private households can also contribute to air pollution. In addition, agriculture can release significant amounts of pollutants, including pesticides, into the air, which are currently not monitored at all in the cross-border region.\nThe specific objective is to establish monitoring systems and raise awareness of air pollution. For this purpose, two monitoring systems will be established in the cross-border region of South Banat district and Timis County. One monitoring system consists of automatic monitoring stations with a set of real-time analyzers (CO2, NOx, SO2, H2S, BTEX, etc.). The other consists of PM samples that will be analyzed in the laboratory for various pollutants (PAHs, heavy metals, pesticides, POPs, etc.). As part of the monitoring systems, we will provide the authorities with data on all possible pollutants found in the cross-border region. This information is important because based on it, the managing authorities will be able to prepare plans to reduce air pollution.\nThere will be three main project outputs. The first will be a pilot study on the presence of all possible pollutants and the determination of their sources. Two monitoring systems will be installed for this purpose. These monitoring systems will be the second project output. The third project output is to raise awareness of the issue of air pollution. Members of local, regional and national authorities, non-governmental organizations and students will participate in our workshops and seminars and will be sensitized by us to the issue of air pollution. The pilot study and the data from the monitoring systems will benefit all target groups participating in the workshops and seminars, but most importantly the population in the transboundary region, as they will ultimately have cleaner air.\nA transboundary approach is needed to achieve these results. As mentioned earlier, pollution, especially air pollution, knows no borders. Therefore, monitoring and/or reducing pollution on only one side of the border will have no effect. In the project, we will use an integrated approach to monitoring air pollution that originates from many different possible sources. We will monitor the distribution of air pollutants throughout South Banat District and Timis County throughout the year. The approach includes the establishment of two monitoring systems, both automatic monitoring analyzers and the collection of PM samples that will be additionally analyzed in the laboratory. The pollutants monitored by the automatic analyzers will be: NO /NO2/NOx/NH3, CO, O3, concentration of PM10, PM2.5 and PM1, volatile aromatic hydrocarbons - BTEX (benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene), SO2/H2S. Particulate matter PM10 and PM2.5 are particularly important because they are inhaled and can directly harm human health. Therefore, it is important not only to measure the concentrations of PM10 and PM2.5, but also to know their chemical composition. Both PM10 and PM2.5 are measured daily for one year in South Banat County in Serbia and Timis County in Romania. The PM will be brought to the laboratories of the project partners and analyzed for the presence of heavy and toxic metals, Hg, PAHs, POPs, including hexachlorobenzene (HCB), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), dioxins and furans, and pesticides. Analysis of all these different potential pollutants will provide a complete picture of all possible sources of air pollution in the transboundary region. To date, only some of these pollutants have been monitored. This is the first time that both automated monitoring equipment and PM samples have been used to monitor so many different pollutants. Identifying all possible pollutants and their sources in the transboundary region is an original approach that has not been used in air monitoring before.","2024-12-21","2026-12-20","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","077 Air quality and noise reduction measures","N",1304019.12,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1108416.24,85,"Establishing of monitoring systems and raising awareness on air pollution: During the course of the project, we will establish two monitoring systems in the cross-border region of South Banat district and Timis County. One monitoring system will be automated monitoring stations with a number of real-time analyzers. The other will consist of PM samples that will be analyzed in the laboratory for different pollutants. The combination of these two monitoring systems will be a pilot study on analyzing all possible air pollutants originating from different sources (first output). These two monitoring systems will contribute to the second project output which is monitoring systems installed. The monitoring systems and the pilot action will be used by managing authorities as a starting point for reducing air pollution. Through workshops, seminars and open days we will raise awareness on air pollution and its sources. This contributes to the third project output.","Pancevo, Timisoara","RS, RO",null,"Serbia (RS), Pančevo, Pasterova, 2, 26000\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Calea Aradului, 119, 300645\nSerbia (RS), Pančevo, Karadjordjeva, 4, 26000\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00268","Prevention and disaster management across borders","The most important challenge of our projects area is, that we are talking about rural settlements, Sacalaz and Orom, with poor facilitates and public services comparing to urban localities. It is a demonstrated fact, that these localities are less safe against disasters. \nThe statistics shows us, that the professional firefighters calculate 1km/1minute for interventions. In crucial moments every minute counts, so if we have well trained and properly equipped volunteers, it can save lives. If we are consulting only the statistics of fire disasters, it demonstrates that is need for intervention, especially in rural localities and in the topic of fire disasters. According to the official study elaborated in 2010 by the Ministry of Interior of Romania, in average 12 households are daily affected by fire, annual 41 victims are children under 6 years. A very sad fact is, that the tendency of fire disaster is in growing. \nRomanian statistics shows, that starting from 1961 until now, average air temperatures have increased by 2-3 degrees Celsius, in the case of summer, in regions in the south of the country - it is also the region that affects at most cross-border area with Serbia. This disaster is even more accentuated by the fact, that not only, that we are facing higher-and higher temperatures, but also the water resources are decreasing permanently. All these factors lead to an increased possibility for fire disasters. \ne need to be prepared, and make everything possible to prevent major disasters in our region. \nIn order to overcome these shortcomings, and to combat the possible risk, we have to make everything possible to protect ourselves. \nOverall objective is to improve the regions disaster management skills, by volunteer firefighter training, prevention campaigns and procuring professional firefighter equipment.\nWithin our project we will train 60 volunteer fire fighter, will be organizing local trainings but also joint practical exercises. In order to improve the better preparedness of the inhabitants too, we will organize several awareness raising events for different target groups. \nOn each border-side we will organize 3 awareness raising campaign for parents/mothers in different localities, each 2 hours long, focusing on the risks, accidents occurred in household, focusing on the possible and most frequent risks, presenting the most efficient firs aid techniques applicable on infants and little kids.\nn order to prevent risks, we will organize campaigns for pupils too. \nEach partner will organize 6 events, each with a duration of 2 hours. At one event we expect at least 25 pupils, in total 150 pupils on each side of the border at this campaign.\nWith the purpose of familiarize the protecting and life saving activity of the different uniform units, both partners in 2-2 different localities will organize large events named Public Safety Day. With these occasion we will have presentations and different demonstration activities in order to create a better understanding and to increase the trust in different uniform units. With these occasion too we will present prevention exercises, which will all lead to a better preparedness of the participant pupils against risk.\nThe project partners intention with this project is also to co-work in matter of risk prevention and disaster management. The goal is to harmonize the actions of the volunteer fire fighter units in order to have prepared volunteers who are able to help the professional units in case of disaster.\nFor this reason, LP take the responsibility to coordinate the process which will lead to a joint prevention and intervention protocol between the volunteer fire fighter units.\nBeside volunteer firefighter training and prepared inhabitants through best practices against risks and to learn new skills in life saving techniques, professional help is also needed, therefore we will invest in the safety of the region. By means of the project we will procure for the local volunteer firefighter unit following tools and equipment: fire engines, quick intervention car, drone, electric breaker, generator, breathing apparatus, fire axe, protective equipment for volunteers.\nOne major reason for this cooperation is also the knowledge accumulated by the volunteer fire fighter unit from Orom, which is functioning for several years, it has an own headquarter has experience in organizing presentations about risk prevention, and also knowledge in risk management. By means of this cooperation, the Romanian members skills and aptitude will grow dramatically.\nBy implementing this project in cross-border nature, will confer additional experiences, will cover the safeness of a global population.","2024-12-20","2026-05-19","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","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",1172222.74,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",996389.3199999999,85,"One specific objective of our project is to efficiently improve the preparedness in emergency situations in Sacalaz, Orom. We will implement different activities which will lead to the improvement of preparedness against natural disasters, like volunteer training for 30-30 volunteers, organizing joint practical exercises for 60 volunteers, organizing awareness raising events for several categories: for pupils in different schools in surroundings, for young mothers, in order to present the most likely disasters occurred at home, and presenting basic life saving techniques. We will elaborated joint protocol regarding cross-border intervention. The two volunteer units involved will be equipped with professional tools: equipement for their volunteers, 2 fire engines, quick intervention car, professional drone, electric breaker, breathing apparatus, fire axe, generator.\nBy all these, proper equipment, trained volunteers and prepared population, we will improve the preparedness of the region","Orom, Sacalaz","RS, RO",null,"Serbia (RS), Orom\nRomânia (RO), Sacalaz\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00239","Common challenges, common solutions","The common challenges/threats of the Programme area (3 counties from Romania - Timis, Mehedinti and Caras-Severin and 6 districts from Serbia - Severnobanatski, Srednjebanatski, Južnobanatski, Braničevski, Borski, Podunavski) we are jointly tackling are:\n- Weak institutional and administrative capacity at the level local/regional;\n- Language barriers, reduced capacity for common projects development and cofinancing;\n- Marginalization of remote areas due to accelerated urbanization centered positioned areas within the Programme's eligible zone ;\n-\tLack of strategic thinking, planning and implementation ( both at regional or local level)\n-\tLack of cooperation between stakeholders with common interests and prerogatives;\n-\tAn obvious ‘’delay’’ regarding economic development due to the lack of funds for purchasing the latest technologies, equipment and training/educating the human resources;\nRegarding enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution the common challenges/threats are:\n-\tThe lack of an environment protection SWOT analysis done by local authorities from both sides of the border which shall underline both the present problems and the future solutions;\n-\tUtility public services for waste management and used water treatment are underdeveloped and very poorly equipped;\n- Reduced number of common plans for environmental risks;\n-\tDecreased population awareness regarding environmental issues;\n- Large land surfaces exposed to environmental risks and climate changes effects. \nThe specific objective of the project is:\nIncreasing the well-being of the crossboarder region's inhabitants and decreasing pollution through restoring and protecting biodiversity.\nThe expected changes the project will make to the current situation:\n- Increased number of common plans for environmental risks and climate changes effects;\n- Better equipped public utility services for waste management;\n- Increased population awareness regarding environmental issues;\n- Reduced land surfaces exposed to environmental risks and climate changes effects;\n- Improved institutional and administrative capacity at the local level.\nThe main outputs:\nApproximately 16 000 citizens of Moldova Noua, Coronini and Golubac benefiting from projects implementation.\n200 Common participants for common initiatives;\n1 Common Environment Protection Strategy;\nTaking into consideration that from the initial idea of this project, the approach was to identify the common crossboarder chalenges/threats, such as:\n- underperforming environmental infrastructure;\n- Landfills or uncontrolled deposits for waste treatment;\n- Lack of awareness of the population regarding threats to environment and lack of knowledge of friendly industries for the\nenvironment;\n- Lack of funding for investments in public services,etc\nTherefore it is obvious why a cross-border approach is needed, in order to find and implement common solutions to common problems.\nThe common strategy which will be developed at the local level by the three partners in order to find the proper institutional measures to tackle environmental issues will be aproved by each of the three local councils. Also, the main priorities of this strategic document will be contained in the local strategies of each partner. Taking into consideration the above mentiioned, we consider that the level of commitment to build upon the results and know-how of the project is a novelty regarding one's capacity and will to continue the objectives and results long after the end of the project.","2024-12-19","2026-03-18","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1733390.1,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1473381.57,85,"The development of one Common Strategy related with enhancing  protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution.","Coronini, Golubac, Moldova Noua","RO, RS",null,"România, Moldova Noua, Nicolae Balcescu, 58, 327160\nRomânia, Coronini, Principala, 58, 327160\nRomânia, Golubac, Cara Lazara, 15, 12223\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00250","Blue Sky - Cross-border Solution to Air Pollution","Poor air quality (AQ) has a negative impact on quality of life. It causes many health issues, such as asthma and cardiovascular problems, which in turn results in lost working days, higher costs for healthcare services, especially for children and the elderly. Health problems linked to poor AQ are particularly bad in built-up urban areas, where air quality is generally lower, while it is the no. 1 cause of premature death across the EU (according to the OECD, \"Urban air pollution is set to become the top environmental cause of mortality worldwide by 2050\"). In addition to the damaging effects on human health, it also damages vegetation and ecosystems.\n\nProgramme area are waging a major battle with this challenge, facing the fact that infrastructure development and increased mobility negatively impact the environment due to increase in air pollution generated by vehicles and other sources, represented by chemical emissions like gases (CO, NOx, SO2, O3, etc.) and carbon-based particulate matter enriched with heavy metals (PM10, PM2.5 & PM1). \n\nAccording to the 2019 World AQ Report, SER ranked as the EU's 5th most polluted country and 32nd country worldwide for PM2.5 pollution, while Romania takes 11th place in EU and 54th world wide. At the same time, the crossborder (CB) area welcomes this situation without an adequate AQ measurement solution and a strategic plan designed to satisfy the mobility needs of people and businesses. \n\nIn accordance with the identified challenges, environmental protection measures were also proposed by the Programme, such as: \n - investments in measures to improve AQ (AQ monitoring)\n - investments in ecological infrastructure in urban areas \n - joint strategies and action plans (AP) for solving the issue of pollution and biodiversity protection\n - testing new tools and devices, experiments, transferring solutions and promoting CB cooperation in the field of biodiversity, green infrastructure and pollution reduction which all will be addressed by the project.\n\nConsidering that the Air pollution has been one of EU's main political concerns since late 1970s, starting from Directive 96/62/EC, 2004/107/EC, until to Ambient AQ Directive 2008/50/EC & National Emission Ceilings Directive 2016/2284/EC, project overall objective is “Advocacy of the EU “Clean Air Policy Package”, contributing to the reduction of the human and environmental exposure to air pollutants”. This will be done through creation of a real time AQ measurement system in the CB region, as well as promotion of sustainable mobility and green urban solutions, in order to help reduce air pollution and monitor long-term trends and improvement, which could be achieved with adequate measures, but in order to define them well, it is necessary to improve the existing monitoring system.\n\nBeneficiaries will be obtained with the latest “state of the art” AQ equipment, which will enable installation of the CB air pollution system and implementation of the AQ pilot action, in order to gather and provide information on ambient AQ to the public. These actions will be supported with Sustainable mobility planning on both border side & joint Action Plan, and together will enable promotion and adoption of more sustainable forms of transport and improve conditions for zero-emission vehicles use.\n\nOn the other hand, awareness and knowledge on ways to reduce air pollution and protect the environment will be improved through participation in capacity building actions, forums, campaigns, etc., and together with the green area in the City of Zrenjanin supported, will increase cooperation between the partner states and help to reduce air pollution. \n\nThis cooperation is crucial, since environmental risks do not know national borders. Air contamination moves freely between Timisoara and Zrenjanin with total artificial political and administrative borders and the single - one side actions can not resolve air pollution issues. In order to fully understand, control and mitigate environmental impact, good cooperation is needed between the keen players which have the policy power, technology and expertise to detect, quantify and generate solutions to reduce pollution, and that is what the project aims to achieve, offering the “thinking in network” approach through which organisations will have to adapt to new conditions by integrating environmental needs methods in to their objectives.\n\nImplementing the Blue Sky project would contribute in improved AQ for all programme area citizens, and lower healthcare costs for authorities, which will be also obtained with the sustainable mobility planning tools and, together with the sectoral environmental institutions, with the innovative air pollution monitoring system, giving them access to processed research data collected from the region. Project would also benefit industry, as measures to reduce air pollution should boost innovation and enhance competitiveness in the field of green technology.","2024-12-05","2026-12-04","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","077 Air quality and noise reduction measures","N",1423187.48,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1209709.35,85,"Specific objective of the project is “Creation of a real time air quality measurement system in the cross-border region, as well as promotion of sustainable mobility and green urban solutions, in order to help reduce air pollution and monitor long-term trends and improvement\".\n\nOn one hand, 1 cross-border air pollution system will be installed and 1 air quality pilot action will be jointly implemented, including the 1 joint action on sustainable mobility planning and 1st EV charger in Central banat District, in order to gather and provide information on ambient air quality.\n\nOn the other hand, awareness and knowledge on ways to reduce air pollution and protect the environment will be improved through 310 participation in capacity building actions, forums, campaigns, etc., and together with the 0,3ha of green area in the City of Zrenjanin supported, will increase cooperation between the partner states and help to reduce air pollution.","Timisoara, Zrenjanin","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Zrenjanin, Trg Dr Zorana Djindjića, N/A, 23000\nSerbia (RS), Zrenjanin, Nova Crnja, Žitište, Novi Bečej, Sečanj, N/A, N/A, N/A\nSerbia (RS), Zrenjanin, Miroslava Tirše, N/A, 23000\nRomânia (RO), N/A, N/A, N/A, N/A\n",null,null,null,4]
["RORS00127","CBC Network for Sustainable Use of Natural Resources","The project proposes to tackle multiple environmental issues identified by the program territorial analysis: expanding green infrastructure that connects habitats, strengthens ecological corridors and protected sites, reducing landscape fragmentation and ensuring their recreational potential; improving air quality monitoring and noise reduction measures; enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, and reducing all forms of pollution; support to the closure and rehabilitation of substandard and illegal landfill sites. \nThe specific objective of the project envisages to contribute to the joint sustainable development of the local communities neighboring the Mlastina Satchinez (ML) and Karas-Nera (KN) nature protected areas (NPA), through the direct involvement of the local interested factors.\nThe project envisages to involve local communities, NPAs managers and specialists, in activities to preserve and promote species conservation, habitat rehabilitation, GI, sustainable use of natural resources and tackling environmental pollution, especially air and water quality.\nTarget groups are: involved personnel of the project partners, involved adults, students and children, involved local interested factors, NPAs managers, specialists, participants to projects events and activities, local and county communities. \nEach partner will perform specific technical activities, involving also the local communities, for the conservation and promotion of species conservation habitat rehabilitation, developing green infrastructure and tacking air and water quality pollution, in joint activities. \nProject outputs envisage green infrastructure (GI) development for cultural, touristic & educational benefits – 3 ha, habitats rehabilitation for economic, touristic, cultural, community activities & educational benefits – 46 ha, developing and implementing 3 pilot actions for joint air and water quality monitoring and Joint strategy together with 1 system for air quality monitoring & insuring the participation to project joint actions to 940 persons. \nMain specific activities include the following: Preparing and implementing a protected species, ecosystem services and natural resources use joint monitoring system in ML & KN NPAs; Joint monitoring air and water quality in the local communities neighboring ML & KN NPAs; Joint clearing illegal dumps and managing litter in the ML & KN NPAs; Establishing a joint coordination body – for the improvement of capacities in the area of ecological and educational level at local and regional level; Development and promoting the “GREEN PATH – A Joint Strategy and action plan for Satchinez and Bella Crkva communes – pollution management, nature and biodiversity protection, landscape management and the sustainable use of natural resources”; Clearing reed surfaces in ML NPA; Planting trees and bush lines; Managing pastures and hay meadows in ML NPA; Preparing thematic pathways in ML & KN NPAs; Organizing eco-awareness raising activities; Developing and using a mobile facility for tourist and local communities information – “Educational Ecological Visitor Center” in the KN NPA.\nThe project has five approaches in contributing to the sustainable development of local communities: GI development & habitats rehabilitation, including through wastes management; monitoring quality of key environmental factors – air & water; campaign for raising public awareness; local interested factors capacities development and motivation through their direct preparation and involvement in project activities; implementing innovative activities, as monitoring air quality through citizen science and mapping ecosystem services.\nMain communication activities will be: organizing conferences and workshops, publishing articles, producing info and publicity materials, preparing on-line platforms. \nMain management activities refer to project reporting, public procurements, communication with the Managing Authority and the Joint Secretariat, respectively with FLC and communication with third parties.\nThe cross-border approach is need due to the geographic characteristic of the project area. Practically, the entire project area belongs to the Pannonic bio-region, including biodiversity and environmental quality features, which define the living quality of local communities. Environmental factors as air and water don’t recognize borders, and tackling pollution problems and biodiversity conservation issues is possible only with the joint implication of the border area communities.\nThe project approach is new cause local communities were never before as much involved in the management of natural resources and environmental features and no Joint Strategy and action plan for the pollution management, nature and biodiversity protection, landscape management and the sustainable use of natural resources were performed in the target area.","2024-12-19","2026-12-18","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.7. Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1754388.54,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1491230.24,85,"The WP1 envisages to tackle multiple environmental issues identified by the program territorial analysis: expanding green infrastructure that connects habitats, strengthens ecological corridors and protected sites, reducing landscape fragmentation and ensuring their recreational potential; enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure; support to the closure and rehabilitation of substandard and illegal landfill sites. \nThe specific objective of WP1 to contribute to the joint sustainable development of the local communities neighboring the Mlastina Satchinez and Karas-Nera protected areas, through physical interventions for habitat rehabilitation, green infrastructure supported & made accessible to local communities, environmental studies program and contribution to the sustainable development of local communities - environmental planning and the direct involvement of the local interested factors in awareness raising and consultation activities.\nThe WP2 envisages to tackle the environmental issues concerning air pollution and reducing pollution, identified by the program territorial analysis: improving air quality monitoring and noise reduction measures; reducing all forms of pollution. \nThe specific objective of WP2 envisages to contribute to the joint sustainable development of the local communities neighboring the Mlastina Satchinez and Karas-Nera nature protected areas, through developing and implementing an Air pollution monitoring system and program, and contribution to the sustainable development of local communities - environmental planning by integrating the air pollution data and the direct involvement of the local interested factors in awareness raising and consultation activities.","Timisoara, Bela Crkva, Vršac, Covaci","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Vršac, Svetosavski trg , 10, 26300\nSerbia (RS), Banatska Palanka-Municipality Bela Crkva, 26324\nRomânia (RO), \nRomânia (RO)\nRomânia (RO)\nRomânia (RO), Covaci, Sf. Ierarh Nicolae, 19, 307377\nRomânia (RO)\nSerbia (RS)\nRomânia (RO)\n",null,null,null,4]
["RORS00216","Neuro-Cardiology - From Prevention to Rehabilitation","From the data taken from WHO, the leading mortality rate in both countries is the Coronary heart disease, closely followed by Stroke (153,78 in Romania, 116,5 in Serbia for CHD and 104,36 for Romania, 83,3 for Serbia for Stroke - all per 100k residents). Taking into consideration how both types of illnesses are interconnected, the lack of proper medical infrastructure and modern equipment in the programme area and the population in the cross-border region we may conclude that this is a major health crysis. Neurological and Cardiological diseases require early detection and timely treatment and more often than not, intensive rehabilitation following the treatment - all of which is unfortunately subpar. Global trends in treatment of mentioned illnesses are continously evolving and require constant education of experts involved in the fields, interdisciplinary cooperation and intensive communication in order to provide the best possible care for the patients.\n\nAlso, most of the neuro-cardio conditions affecting the population in the cross-border region are preventable through changes in diet, lifestyle, organized health screenings and other means through which the populace may directly influence their respective general health. However, the awareness level of the population is disturbingly low in regard of neuro-cardio health, hence the proposal for the awareness and prevention campaign with all of its activities, in order to spread and raise awareness about the dangers of neurological and cardiological diseases and how to prevent them - it is always better to prevent, rather than to treat.\n\nSpecific objective 2.2: Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family- based and community-based care\nThrough this objective, the project team will focus mostly on significantly improving the infrastructure of both partner institutions - the SHPD Vrsac and the Institute for Cardiovascular diseases Timisoara, through contruction of a new building in Vrsac which will contain a physical rehabilitation centre for recovering patients from neurological conditions, an intensive care unit (stroke centre with 6 beds), additional four beds for stationary capacity and through the acquisition of advanced medical equipment for Timisoara Institute (PLEASE ADD TO YOUR LIKING). Both infrastructural components will directly benefit the cross-border population in South Banat and Timis region as they will be available to everyone through the regular primary and secondary care health systems. \nThe awareness campaign with classical campaining, preventive screenings organized in the cities and rural areas will additionally contribute to the general awareness and increase in prevention of naruological and cardiological illnesses in the region. The educational component will enable experts from both sides of the border to increase their knowledge and know-how and experience, in order to further facilitate and implement their knowledge to provide higher quality health care to patients in their respective regions.\n\nMain outputs:\nConcretely, the implementation of this project will directly contribute to the PSO 03 output, adding two major infrastructural Investments in health care, family-based and community-based care services. We may say that the entire population of South Banat and Timis regions is able to benefit from these investments, since the incidence of cardiovascular and neurological illnesses is high and the investments are permanent in character and will be available to everyone.\nFrom a statistical perspective, South Banat region has ~261000 inhabitants (2021 census) and Timis has ~683000 (2011 Census, est. more at this point), which adds up to ~944000 people just in these two affected cross-border regions, all potentially at risk from neuro-cardio diseases and all of which may be treated at some point in the future and therefore, directly benefit from the results of the project and investments, awareness campaign, prevention and trained medical experts.\n\nApproach and cross-border justification:\nEnsuring the cooperation of both major health-care providers in each region treating a variety of medical conditions of neurological and cardiological nature is essential in providing a higher quality health care in both regions - most common neurological conditions are closely related to cardiological health and vice-versa. \nIn order to successfully implement this project, the conglomeration and mutual appropriation of knowledge, expertise and experience from both institutions is absolutely mandatory, which will be done during the course of the implementation and after.\n\nOriginality:\nJointly developed Protocol applicable for dealing with various neuro-cardio conditions applicable in both countries.","2024-12-24","2026-12-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",2352786.4,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1999868.44,85,"Improving the quality of healthcare services provided by the project partners in South Banat and Timis regions through investments in infrastructure, human resource and prevention.","Timisoara, Vrsac","RO, RS",null,"România (RO), Timisoara, Gheorghe Adam, 13A, 300310\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00223","Connected health and social care services in the border region","Project deals with the issue which is present in both countries - use of residential institutions for the care of elderly and people with disabilities (mental, physical, or sensory impairment) and developing of community-based social services to reduce the reliance on residential institutions.\nLong-term care refers to the organisation and delivery of a broad range of health and social services and assistance to people who are limited in their ability to function independently on a daily basis over an extended period of time, due to mental and/or physical disability.\nCreating conditions for establishing community-based social care services for people with disabilities and elderly in the North Banat and Timis county.\nTypes of actions:\n\n\n1. Investment in improving healthcare and long-term care services for the elderly, through home care and community-based care services\n\n\n2. Investments in building/renovation/endowment of healthcare facilities\n\n\n3. Know-how exchange and capacity-building activities (joint trainings, conferences, workshops, CB community events)\nThe project main outputs, as the renovated and equipped residential building, nursing home, rehabilitation center, constructed facilities in Kikinda, Ciacova and Deta will provide accessible quality health, care and community building opportunities in the future.\nThe project will have high cross-border benefit, because it will ensure and strengthen cross-border cooperation among professionals, experts and direct participants. The long-term goal of the campaign is to develop cooperation between Romanian and Serbian stakeholders in the field of health and social care, as well as to find common paths toward sustainable development.","2025-02-11","2026-08-10","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",1749485.66,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1487062.8,85,"Provision of quality health and community-based care services for people with disabilities and elderly in the North Banat and Timis county.","Deta, CIACOVA, Kikinda","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Kikinda, Djure Jaksica, 53, 23300\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00022","Joint solutions for cross-border labor market","Nowadays the state border is not seen any more like an impenetrable barrier as it used to be. For the communities living in the border region the neighbor communities and its proximity, physically and socioeconomically as well, already exists in the common mentality. Both, the cross border community and region, are perceived to be rather neighbor than stranger. It can be observed in the tourism sector, families and organized groups are taking one or more-days trips to the neighboring country to visit its touristic sites, to take part on festivals, to spend their holidays. Especially in the Romania-Serbia and Romania-Hungary border-region is a real interest on the neighbor community in the economic sector too. This interest can be observed both in terms of companies who are looking to invest or to extend their activities in the other side of the border and companies who are looking to hire a large number of people and cannot find them in the proximity of their companies, so they are looking for potential job seekers in the neighboring countries too, offering for them multiple possibilities. \nThere can be observed two big obstacles in this matter: in the first place the lack of knowledge of the neighbor’s language and the other hand the lack of the legal basis and requirements for working in foreign country or extend a company’s activities in the neighboring country. \nOur project aims to intercede on these inconveniences by improving these shortcomings, by elaborating specialized materials. One methodology for teaching Serbian and Romanian as foreign languages. The new approach is that the entire material is focused on the cross-border labor market. The attendants will gain all the necessary skills needed in communication with the employer, colleagues and several institutes: police, hospital, post, grocery. Will be able to understand and fill out forms, to buy things, to rent a place for living, etc. Additionally will get proper information regarding the legal basis and work law in the neighboring country. Will be in the possession of needed information, communication skills, which stopped him before to accept a job on the other side of the border. \nThe second sector aimed by our project are representatives of SME who are willing to extend their activity to the neighboring country. Their impediments was in generally that in the foreign country they do not had own office, meeting rooms to prepare for business meetings. \nHaving these challenges in mind, our project is focusing on achieving outputs in the benefit of our special target groups.\nFirstly we will elaborate language teaching materials, in order to teach Serbian and Romanian languages as foreign languages; we are also elaborating a training material focusing on Romanian and Serbian law regarding labor law and aspects needing for establishment of a company in a Romania and Serbia. These materials will be the basic training materials within the trainings organized in project’s lifetime, and these materials will be also be put freely on the project’s website in order to be available for any interested party. \nSecondly we will establish two training centers, one in Timisoara and one in Kanjiza. Both centers will have a modern training room designated for organizing trainings. As a pilot initiative we will organize here trainings for 45-45 participants to teach foreign languages and basic law knowledge. We are offering 60 hours long language training and 6 hours long legal basis training. Each training center will have a designated area focusing on businesses, creating a co-worker place and a meeting/presentation room. This area will be used by the representatives on SME coming from the neighboring country. In this way they will have a proper office in the foreign country in order to prepare for business meetings, to elaborate materials and work in a well equipped office in order to extend their cross-border businesses. \nBy these approaches, we will have a well elaborated structure in the field of cross-border labor market which are talking the common challenges of our area. \nOur partnership observed this common challenge, and jointly elaborated the idea of responding to these shortcomings. The project can be accomplished only by cross-border approach, objective being to increase the cross-border labor mobility, to offer trainings for job seekers and possibilities for SME in the cross-border region.","2024-12-24","2026-06-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.2. Improving equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and lifelong learning through developing accessible infrastructure, including by fostering resilience for distance and on-line education and training","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","124 Infrastructure for vocational education and training and adult learning","N",494224.35,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",420090.68,85,"Establishing two multi-functional training facility in Timisoara and Kanjiza- is the project's specific objective that will be achieved through joint implementation.\nBy implementing all proposed activities, we will gain modern and efficient training centers which offers training possibilities within and after project implementation. We are addressing a specific sector of job seekers, those, who are interested in work possibilities on the other side of the border too. Further more, we are addressing businessmen, representatives of small enterprises, who intend to extend their activity across border. Our training center is offering a co-working office and meeting room for them, to have all the necessary infrastructure in Timisoara/Kanjiza to further cross-border cooperation between Romania and Serbia. \nBy means of the project we are developing job seeker's competences and also are supporting SME in Romania-Serbia cross-border cooperation.","Kanjiza, Timisoara","RS, RO",{"$nulls":5},2]
["RORS00009","Together we can beat cancer","The project ensures the improvement of health-care services for early diagnosis of cancer and innovative treatment in four hospitals in Timișoara, Drobeta-Turnu Severin, Kladovo and Veliko Gradište for the benefit of the population in the Timiș -Mehedinți - Bor - Braničevo - South Banat area in an integrated and inclusive approach.\nThe specific objective of the project:\n\n\n1.- Improving the health-care infrastructure for cancer diagnosis and treatment of the Emergency Municipal Clinical Hospital Timișoara, County Emergency Hospital Drobeta Turnu Severin, Kladovo Health Care Center and Veliko Gradište Health Center.\n\n\n2.- Improving the access of the population in the Romanian-Serbian border region to quality medical services for early diagnosis of cancer and to innovative methods of treating cancerous diseases.\nMore specifically, the project aims to equip four hospitals from Romania and Serbia with state-of-the-art medical equipment and specific consumables to better detect and treat cancer, with focus on ovarian cancer, other genito-breast and uro-genital cancers, colorectal cancer, appendix cancer, gastric cancer. \nAlso, 2 oncological centres will be set up in Timișoara-LP1 and Kladovo-PP2 and the patients will be treated through innovative methods. Also, an e-learning and telemedicine system will be set up to connect the project partners and improve the quality of the medical act, workshops and forums and a study on the frequency of cancer in the area of the project.\nThe activities of the project will contribute to the creation of a medical community of support and exchange of experience between the professionals of the hospitals from the border region that will continue to function even after the implementation of this project.\nThe results of the project lead to the improvement of the medical act in the partner hospitals, which in the long run will lead to the decrease of the cancer mortality rate in the region targeted by the project.","2023-10-24","2026-10-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","Y",4999311.44,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",4249414.7,85,"PSO1: Improving the health-care infrastructure for cancer diagnosis and treatment of the SCMUT, ZCK, DZVG and SJUDTS;  \nPSO2: Improving the access of the population in the Romanian-Serbian border region to quality medical services. ","Drobeta Turnu Severin, Veliko Gradište, Kladovo, Timisoara","RO, RS",null,"România (RO), Timisoara, Odobescu, 3, 300202\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Odobescu, 3, 300202\nSerbia (RS), Kladovo, Dunavska , 1-3\nSerbia (RS), Kladovo, Dunavska , 1-3\nRomânia, Timisoara, Odobescu, 3, 300202\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Odobescu, 3, 300202\nSerbia (RS), Veliko Gradiste, Vojvode Putnika , 1, 12220 \nRomânia (RO), Drobeta Turnu Severin, Bd. Mihai Viteazul, 6 D, 220064\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Odobescu, 3, 300202\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Odobescu, 3, 300202\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Odobescu, 3, 300202\n",null,null,null,4]
["RORS00200","Just Grow it Yourself","The common challenge of the program area is to improve equal access to quality services in training and lifelong learning, taking advantage of the flexibility of online education and training. Our goal is that the total of 120 people participating in the training will receive teaching material that will enable them to become self-sustaining in the field of fruit and vegetable cultivation, thereby achieving significant savings and acting in an environmentally friendly manner.\nWe have created a flexible, mobile and modern education center on the market, which is sustainable in the long term and provides opportunities for development and learning even for those in more isolated and disadvantaged situations. Later on, based on the knowledge acquired through the course material and successful use, they achieve that they do not buy products that end up on store shelves with a lot of chemicals and preservatives, since they travel several 100 kilometers before they reach the shelves from the producers.\nThe overall goal of the project is to develop skills and knowledge, as well as provide useful non-formal education that promotes the idea of sustainability in agriculture to people living in the region.\nThe target group is farmers and the local population in the rural areas of Banat and Timis regions. Activities are aimed at establishing and equipping a mobile educational agricultural center in Senta and equipping a training center for farmers in Timisoara. After the equipment, the joint production of educational material and education follows. The visibility of the project and activities will be achieved through the implementation of promotional activities.\nWith trainings, we mainly motivate rural people to produce for themselves, since they can eat much healthier and more consciously. On the other hand, we are trying to attract and motivate young people living in the city to move to the village and to show how many advantages the opportunities provided by the villages have. Also, we try to reduce the mass purchase of imported products, because if we buy from small producers in the region, we promote the development of our own area/region.\nThese trainings can only be carried out most effectively locally, which is why we decided to create a mobile training center, since the smaller villages are scattered over a large area in the Banat region, which we can visit locally in this way, and people are also more open if they do not have to travel far and do not have to lift out of their usual environment. The cross-border approach is important since the Romanian partner already has an existing training center that already has a good practices. We want to transfer this experience to the Serbian side as well, and the natural features of the two areas are similar. We can transfer a lot of useful knowledge to each other, such as the Timisoara region has a greater tradition of wine growing. In comparison, the Banat region has a greater tradition of growing potatoes.\nWe are developing a curriculum that will also be available online, so it can be reviewed and we can reach many more people, since it can be learned not only by those who can physically attend the trainings, but it will also be available in the future.\nThe project focuses on sustainable education and training in smallholder agriculture. By making the sector more competitive and market-oriented through the producers. The activities also strengthen social cohesion in the eligible cross-border region by emphasizing common opportunities for joint future development and providing sustainable knowledge and skills for occupations in the fruit and vegetable sector.","2025-08-09","2027-08-08","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.2. Improving equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and lifelong learning through developing accessible infrastructure, including by fostering resilience for distance and on-line education and training","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","149 Support for primary to secondary education (excluding infrastructure)","N",412629.35,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",350734.94,85,"Provision of useful non-formal education promoting the idea of agricultural sustainability to the young people living in the border region by improving training facilities (mobile training facilities) and ensuring quality applicative learning material and promoting a sustainable way of living in rural areas. \nIn addition to professional knowledge, the curriculum will also contain thought-provoking, creative parts that help shape the individual image and activities of farmers.  All modules are very practical and exemplary. We also chose the education of fruit and vegetable cultivation, since a high profit can be ensured from a relatively small area. Compared to other agricultural sectors, its investment requirements are not very high. With hand tools, a family can maintain an orchard large enough to make a living.","Timisoara, Senta","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Senta, Jesenja, 18, 24400\nSerbia (RS), Senta, Jesenja, 18, 24400\nSerbia (RS), Senta, Jesenja, 18, 24400\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Putna, 7, 300593\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00240","Promotion of eco- and health- tourism through Banat's honey route","The project is in the field of tourism, and the three regions involved are the South Banat district from Serbia, Timis and Caras-Severin counties from Romania. Since Banat is an area separated only by a border, there are common challenges and opportunities in the three regions. Banat is a very suitable area for beekeeping and offers great opportunities in this field. Honey and other bee products can be very useful for human health. There is a whole science known as apitherapy that uses these products for the benefit of human health. There is growing scientific evidence that various bee products promote healing by improving circulation, reducing inflammation and stimulating a healthy immune response. South Banat district, Timis and Caras-Severin counties share common challenges related to tourism. Although Banat has much to offer in terms of tourism, including some geographical attractions, there is no well-developed tourist offer. This is especially true for ecotourism and health tourism. In addition, there are few digital presentations of the region, so tourists do not have the opportunity to learn about the tourist offer online.\nThe specific objective is to create a new tourist offer in the cross-border regions of South Banat district - Serbia, Timis and Caras-Severin Counties - Romania. The Banat Honey Route will be developed by providing beekeepers from the three regions with multifunctional trailers equipped for apitherapy, analyzing honey bee products and promoting their health benefits, educating beekeepers about the use of apitherapy, and promoting the Banat Honey Route tourist tour through an online digital portal.\nTo achieve this specific objective four organizations will be cooperating as project partners, which is also the main project output. This collaboration will be long lasting and will contribute to the achievement of the project objective. These organizations will promote the Banat Honey Route to tourism organizations and agents from the three regions. These regions will benefit from the increased number of tourists. In addition, these visitors will benefit from apitherapy to improve their health.\nIn order to apply apitherapy, beekeepers must be trained in this field. For this purpose, we will organize an apitherapy workshop for beekeepers. The aim of the training is to increase their knowledge about apitherapy and the healing properties of beekeeping products alone and in combination with medicinal plants. In order to test all these products, a lot of laboratory equipment and instruments are needed. In order to recommend healthy bee products, they must be tested for their health benefits. This is one of the reasons for cross-border cooperation. Partners on both sides of the border will be responsible for a number of specific parameters monitored in bee products. Together, RDASB and ULST will be able to comprehensively test all products and potential contaminants.\nA joint tourism service covering all three regions can only prove beneficial. RDASB and ULST will purchase additional equipment that will allow them to analyze honey and other bee products. ACATCB and ACACSCB will benefit from testing their bee products. Their members will also benefit from visits to beekeepers' hives. The same benefits will be enjoyed by the beekeepers' associations in South Banat, which are not project partners but will be provided with the multifunctional Banat honey trailers to promote eco- and health tourism through apitherapy.\nWithin the project, we will develop the Banat Honey Route as a tourist route in the cross-border region, where tourists will have the opportunity to visit beekeepers and use their products for apitherapy. We will also establish an online digital platform where the Banat Honey Route will be presented as a digital tour, including drone footage of beekeeper colonies.\nOn the developed Banat Honey Route we will use multifunctional Banat Honey Trailers, which will be designed and procured during the project. The multifunctional Banat honey trailers will be equipped for apitherapy. They will be equipped with honey bee colonies for inhalation apitherapy. We will also organize a promotional tour to present the Banat Honey Route. During the tour, which will last several days, we will rent a bus and take tourism employees, representatives of non-governmental organizations promoting tourism, representatives of travel agencies and media on a tour to beekeepers and their colonies along the Banat Honey Route.\nThe Banat Honey Route is a completely new solution to be developed within the project. The promotion of health tourism through apitherapy has not yet been implemented in the program area, and to our knowledge there is no such offer in Romania or Serbia.","2025-06-24","2027-06-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.6. Enhancing the role of culture and sustainable tourism in economic development, social inclusion and social innovation","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","167 Protection, development and promotion of natural heritage and eco-tourism other than Natura 2000 sites","N",809584.8199999999,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",688147.08,85,"The objective is to create a new tourist offer in the cross-border regions of South Banat district - Serbia and Timis and Caras-Severin Counties - Romania. The Banat Honey Route will be developed by providing beekeepers from the three regions with multifunctional trailers equipped for apitherapy, analyzing honey bee products and promoting their health benefits, educating beekeepers on the use of apitherapy, and promoting the Banat Honey Route tourist tour through an online digital portal. To achieve this specific objective four organizations will be cooperating as project partners to deliver the project outputs. This cooperation will be long term and will contribute to the achievement of the project objective.","Reșița, Timisoara, Pančevo","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Pančevo, Karadjordjeva, 4, 26000\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Paris street, 3, 300645\nRomânia (RO), Reșița, Ion Luca Caragiale, 3, 320003\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Calea Aradului, 119, 300645\nSerbia (RS), Pančevo, Karadjordjeva, 4, 26000\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Calea Aradului, 119, 300645\n",null,null,null,4]
["RORS00273","Friendship bridges","The \" Friendship bridges\" project, which has as partners 4 educational institutes: two from Romania - Kindergarten with Extended Program \"St. Stelian\" Moldova Nouă / Technological High School \"Clisura Dunarii\" Moldova Nouă and two from Serbia Preschool \"Lasta\" Golubac / Elementary School \"Veljko Dugosević\" Branicevo Golubac aims to combat school dropout from an early age, promoting an intercultural education and outdoor extracurricular activities that lead to the improvement of the quality of education and the development of an inclusive education. Kindergarten with Extended Program \"St. Stelian\" Moldova Nouă is a unit with legal personality in the city of Moldova Nouă that has 5 more early education institutions under its control. The number of pre-schoolers/preschoolers schooled in the 6 units is 278.Technological High School \"Clisura Dunarii\" Moldova Noua is an educational institution with legal personality in the city of Moldova Noua which subordinates two more institutions: \"Sofia Arcan\" Moldova Noua Secondary School, \"Alexandru Moisi\" Moldova Noua Secondary School. The institution educates children on three levels of education: primary. middle school and high school.Preschool \"Lasta\" Golubac is an educational institution in the area of Golubac that educates all preschoolers in the area. The number of preschoolers in the kindergarten is 87.Elementary School \"Veljko Dugosević\" Branicevo Golubac educates primary and secondary school children from the radius of three localities belonging to Golubac. The number of children educated by this institution is 102. Kindergarten with Extended Program \"St. Stelian\" Moldova Nouă, Technological High School \"Clisura Dunării Moldova Nouă, Preschool \"Lasta\" Golubac and Elementary School \"Veljko Dugosević\" Branicevo Golubac, had the first meeting on 28.12.2022, to lay the foundation of a cross-border project togetherFrom the discussions, the 4 partners established that it is necessary to implement a Pilot Project to help students and preschoolers have access to a quality education.\nChildren of preschool age from the neighborhoods belonging to the city do not benefit from transportation from the kindergarten. The parents of these preschoolers cannot afford to pay for public transportation to bring their children to kindergarten. \"Clisura Dunării\" Technological High School Moldova Nouă transports children from the localities belonging to the city of Moldova Nouă. We mention that in the area of Clisura Dunării it is the only high school education institution and it also serves children from the neighboring communes. Preschool \"Lasta\" Golubac is the only preschool educational institution in Golubac. The children are brought to the kindergarten daily and from a distance of 24 km, by the parents. Some parents who cannot afford to pay for transportation, most of the time refuse to bring their children to kindergarten. Elementary School \"Veljko Dugosević\" Branicevo Golubac does not currently own a minibus. The purchase of a minibus for the school would allow the transportation of children to educational institutions, but also the movement of students to various competitions and extracurricular activities. That is why we consider it necessary and appropriate to purchase minibuses for the 4 educational institutions. Children must be taught from a young age to avoid the tendency to despise some minority cultures, particularly interesting for the cultural endowment of humanity. We mention that the Kindergarten also has two structures with teaching in the Serbian language, and the High School has a primary level class with teaching in the Serbian language. The community of Serbs in New Moldova is very large and we consider it necessary and appropriate that through this project in partnership with educational institutions in Golubac/Branicevo - Serbia, we develop a quality cultural, multicultural, intercultural education for children and adults. By purchasing Romanian and Serbian folk costumes, by carrying out cultural-artistic activities, seminars, meetings between teachers and children from the two countries, the foundations are laid for the development of an intercultural, inclusive and quality education.From the visits made to the Serbian partners, we have observed that an educational institution yard properly equipped and respecting the standards regarding the quality of extracurricular education has an important role in the harmonious development of children and in inclusive education.The courtyards within the Kindergarten with Extended Program \"St. Stelian\" Moldova Nouă and within the \"Alexandru Moisi\" Moldova Noua Secondary School is not properly equipped.\n A quality education also involves extracurricular and outdoor activities. Outdoor activities are part of the Curriculum for early education, but also in the framework plans for the primary level.\n That is why we consider it necessary to equip the courtyards of the two educational institutions.","2025-08-05","2027-08-04","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.2. Improving equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and lifelong learning through developing accessible infrastructure, including by fostering resilience for distance and on-line education and training","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","149 Support for primary to secondary education (excluding infrastructure)","N",660057.73,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",561049.05,85,"The \"Friendship bridges\" project, which has as partners 4 educational institutes: two from Romania  and two from Serbia  aims to combat school dropout from an early age, promoting an intercultural education and outdoor extracurricular activities that lead to the improvement of the quality of education and the development of an inclusive education, of modern education through the use of IT equipment.","BRANICEVO, GOLUBAC, MOLDOVA NOUA","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), MOLDOVA NOUA, FRANCESCO GRISELINI, N/A, 325500\nSerbia (RS), BRANICEVO, MOSE PIJADE, 8, 12222 \nSerbia (RS), GOLUBAC, KAPETAN MIŠINA  , N/A, 12223\n",null,null,null,4]
["RORS00227","Digitalisation of the cultural traditions of the Banat region - securing the easy access for tourists and experts","The public collection sector is one of the most important content providers in the knowledge-based society. Therefore, it is in the interest of European cultural consumers to have access to cultural goods as comprehensively as possible and in the freest possible form. In this process, the tool system of the digital world represents a breaking point.\nMaking digital content accessible contributes to the realization of the cultural policy goals of each country, and thus in particular to the completion of basic cultural provision, the main purpose of which is to ensure free access to culture and cultural values in order to strengthen cultural identity.\nThe digitization of public collections is a process that can be carried out in stages, which was started in an ad hoc manner in both countries in the recent period, thereby ensuring the content provision of public collections continuously and to an ever-increasing extent.\nOur project proposes to contribute to a very difficult problem of the cultural heritage in the border areas: the lack of digitization. The first problem is the lack of technology, due to sub-financed cultural institutions (like museums and similar institutions). The second problem is the lack of people trained to use the technology required for such a goal. Through this project we intend: \n\n\n1. To harness the common cultural heritage, with common features; \n\n\n2. To understand the role of the institute and the museum in the community.\nThe results of this project must reach far beyond the walls of the institutions involved: it aims to dynamizes the cultural heritage material of the Banat region, including the digitization of the cultural assets preserved by the institutions and organizations of both countries and related to any ethnic group characteristic of the region. The impact of this can be felt not only from a cultural point of view, but also from an economic point of view: it has an influence on the information management processes of the entire region.\nMaking a digital copy available only becomes user-friendly and stimulates use only if it is easily searchable and contains additional information relevant to each user group.\nThe project's activities respond to these challenges. The main objective is to create a cultural and local history portal (Banat Heritage Portal), easily accessible to lay end-users and tourists, with additional information and comprehensible content, by integrating the digital content of the VMMI and the Montan Museum in Resica, which will present the traditions of the once complete Banat region, recorded in tangible, written or any other form, over the last more than a century.\nThe portal is designed to offer a set of digital tools - digital makerspace - for the targeted communities. The digital makerspace will help the involved contributors to digitize, publish and re-use valuable content about the heritage of Banat.\nIn order to create a solid database that is compatible with international public collection standards (MARC21, LIDO) data and digital content transformation and aggregation is needed. The data transformation to the standards will significantly lower the risk of data degradation and advance the long-term preservation goals. \nCurrently, there are multiple systems used in both institutions to maintain heritage data and content (Vamadia in Senta, Qulto-M in Resita) these complementary datasets in their current way of operation were not designed to represent the whole and multicultural and multilingual historic Banat area. The solution to have the possibility to interconnect data and content from both sides of the border is to aggregate the data sources into a single repository solution. \nThe sub-goal of the project is to further develop Vamadia and Qulto-M in order to enable more and more public collections in the Banat to directly participate in the enrichment of the database, thus providing more and more valuable cultural content for research, education and tourism.\nSuch an aggregation will allow the institutions to summon partnering institutions (local libraries, museums) and volunteers to take part in the data collection and curation process.\nWith the joint project, we also take advantage of the synergy effects. The portal also presents unique and unique digital traditions that emphasize relationships, so the diversity of the region is also emphasized, thinking here about the natural, social and geographical diversity, which was also caused by the different development of the countries in the past decades. This duality, based on historical similarities, but also on differences due to different development, gives the strength of the development of a digital platform that jointly presents traditions.","2024-12-31","2026-08-30","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.6. Enhancing the role of culture and sustainable tourism in economic development, social inclusion and social innovation","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",365998.06,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",311098.34,85,"The specific objective is to create an integrated digital database, compatible with European and world standards, through the collaboration of the two partners, which will build on their existing databases, migrate the data from these databases to the new system database and, based on the two separate databases, create a common web portal presenting the cultural heritage housed in the partners' and their smaller public collections. This portal will have a research, cultural and tourist purpose, and will be responsible for presenting the cultural heritage of the entire Banat region. In order to achieve this goal, it is necessary to make both databases compatible with each other, to start new digitization processes and to add more records to the databases.","Resita, Senta","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Senta, Poštanska, 18, 24400\nRomânia (RO), Resita, Bld. Republicii, 10, 320151\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00123","Fight it Together - cross-border cooperation in the field of risk prevention and management","The most important challenge of our project area is, that we are talking about smaller settlements with poor facilitates and public services comparing to urban localities. It is a demonstrated fact, that these localities are less safe against disasters. Valcani is one of the most marginal settlements of Timis County, being a border locality, having even a border crossing point. On the other side of the border, Novi Knezevac is also very close to both Romanian and Hungarian border. In crucial moments, like accidents and fire disasters, every minute counts, so if we have well trained and properly equipped volunteers in rural settlements and smaller towns too, it can save lives. According the statistic elaborated by the Romanian General Inspectorate for disasters in the period 2020-2022, the number of house hold fires remains the same but there is an increase in the number of disasters related to climate change (storms, floods, vegetation fire).\nThe current partnership, through the implementation of the project, will fight against these impediments, by reaching the following specific objectives: risk prevention and awareness raising campaign at the level of the population, with specific specific emphasis on older generation and children, organizing theoretically and joint practical exercises for volunteer fire fighters; by procuring professional equipment for both unit and rehabilitation of fire station in Valcani; by elaborating a bilateral protocol for joint cross-border risk prevention and intervention. We have in plan a multi-level improvement, focusing on the preparedness of this region by improving the infrastructure of the disaster management units and by elaborating and developing a training session with joint practical exercises for the two units existing in the involved region - in Valcani and Novi Knezevac. In this way with proper equipment and infrastructure and properly trained volunteers we are improving the existing quality of risk prevention in this region. Not the last, the partners will elaborate a joint disaster management and intervention protocol in order to improve the collaboration and even the quality of the cross-border interventions.\nBy means of our project, the involved volunteer firefighter units, having efficient equipment , having well trained members, having a strong collaboration with the professional units, having an elaborated material regarding joint intervention protocols, we are majorly improving the disaster and risk management in the involved localities, which is conducting to an improved cross-border disaster and risk management.\nOur projects main deliverables: 1 renovated disaster management building, 2 small equipped quick intervention vehicle equipped with necessary equipment, protective equipment for 10 persons; 1 power generator, 30 trained volunteers; 200 firefighters participating in international competition; 1200 persons living in 800 households involved in the door-to-door awareness raising campaign; 100 children and 75 parents/grandparents involved in the awareness raising campaign, elaborated protocol of the involved volunteer firefighter units for joint risk prevention and joint intervention.\nIn this way the project partners ensure to have well-trained volunteer fire fighters, who has access to professional tools and equipment crucially needed in case of disasters, using not only the equipment, but also the priceless know-how regarding behaviour, action plan and best procedures in case of risks.\nThe results of our project will majorly contribute to the improvement of the joint risk management and contributes to the Programmes objectives by safeguarding a population of over 10.000 persons.\nThe cross border approach is needed mainly because disasters are not stopped by borders. Because the small distance between the two localities makes very effective the cooperation between the two disaster management unit. For Valcani, because its location the cooperation with nearby Serbian cities is vital and can lead to increase of the safety of the population. Also it is very important that the unit from Novi Knezevac has more experience and can have a beneficial effect on the unit from Valcani.\nAn original aspect of our project is that we are pointing expressly the weakest points of this area, we proposed to act there where the statistics of disasters are higher. For this reason, after consulting the relevant statistics (the horrifying high number of victims aged under 6 years old and over the age of 70), we decided to dedicate a special awareness raising campaign in each of the involved localities for women, mothers of infants or kindergarten pupils, to point the basic risk factors in a household for little children and to teach them the basic first aid technics, also we will have a direct awareness raising campaign for older persons.","2024-12-03","2026-06-02","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","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",803863.48,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",683283.95,85,"Improving joint preparedness in emergency situations in Valcani and Novi Knezevac region","Novi Knezevac, Valcani","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), Valcani, -, 283, 307153\nSerbia (RS), Novi Knezevac, Karadjordjeva, 45, 23330 \n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00061","Improved fire disaster management and risk prevention in vulnerable natural or protected areas and reserves across the border","CHALLENGE TACKLED: Climate change has increased forest fire risk across Europe. Although most of the wild fires in Europe are ignited by humans (either accidently or intentionally), it is widely recognized that weather conditions and the accumulation of fuel play dominant roles in affecting the changes in fire risk over time. Thus, climate change is expected to have a strong impact on forest fire regimes in Europe, including the Programme area, so additional adaptation measures are needed as fires cause severe damage to the environment as well as economic and individual assets. \nSPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: Improve fire disaster management, emergency preparedness and risk awareness to mitigate severe damage to protected areas caused by fire in the National Park areas of Cornereva Municipality (ROM) and the areas of Special Nature Reserve Deliblato Sands (SRB).\nThe project focuses on two vulnerable nature areas along the border: Special Nature Reserve Deliblato Sands in South Banat, situated between the river Danube and the southwestern slopes of the Carpathian Mountains. It is a unique natural resort under the highest protection with 2 villages in the special reserve and 9 on its borders. The character of its vegetation makes it extremely vulnerable. Past fires have also shown that recovery of nature in this area is difficult for forestry as shrubs are taking over more rapidly with negative consequences not only for flora but also for the fauna. Cornereva is a small municipality in Caraş-Severin county with 40 scattered hamlets which in part are situated in the Domogled National Park teritory. Whereas Deliblato Sands are flat area, the Cornereva grounds are mountain area. The faith of these areas, in case of fire, depends largely on a still missing fast and adequate reaction mechanism. \nEXPECTED CHANGE: Efficient environmental protection and risk prevention through improved fire disaster management, emergency preparedness and awareness raising in vulnerable natural areas and reserves of the border area. The project will contribute to the increase of the capacity of volunteer fire brigades to improve the safety of citizens in the open space with a special aspect to the vulnerable nature areas. \nOUTPUTS: \n1: Established Functional First Intervention Firefighting Units (FIFUs) – one on each side of the border\n\n\n2. Developed Cross-border Forest Fire Emergency Management and Risk Prevention Strategy\n\n\n3. Cross-border fire risk awareness raising campaign\nThe new FIFUs will be very mobile, light and adapted to the terrain, and they can reach and fight fire spots in the shortest time frames. This is only possible with an adequate number of people that are properly trained and equipped for the job. It is economically impossible to have professional full teams in permanent stand by. The trainings in EU EF standards are turning these teams in efficient fast response tools that will cooperate across the border. Cross-border strategy will provide guidelines to transfer the project development to other regions and serve as basis for further developments in the sector not just regionally, but nationally or even further. Joint awareness raising measures will be implemented to increase knowledge about fire protection and to strengthen risk prevention attitude in inhabitants and visitors.\nTARGET GROUPS include all sectors and sub-sectors that will benefit from a safe and flourishing environment as well as protected nature reserves in the area: local inhabitants, visitors, nature lovers, scientific society interested in protected natural areas and environment, local/regional and national authorities, economic and agricultural sector as well as tourism sector. \nCROSS-BORDER APPROACH is relevant since natural disasters, like wildfires do not know national borders. The project recognizes the geographical advantages and experiences of the partnership. By taking a cross-border approach, the project is utilizing and developing the human and infrastructural resources on each side of the border with the aim to provide more efficient and stronger intervention during emergency situations for both countries. Joint coordination and joint training of the cross-border units will multiply their efficiency, as improved human and technical resources will join forces during emergency situations.\nNEW/ORIGINAL ASPECT: The project action capitalizes on the international EuroFire standards that will provide common measures and training for the FIFUs. The new aspect introduced is to adopt the existing solutions (EF standards) specifically for the project’s vulnerable natural areas.The partnership will use the existing competence-based training modules and the findings of the EuroFire standards to elaborate with local experts and adopt them in regards of specific character of landscape and vegetation in the project areas.","2024-12-24","2026-12-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","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",1392184.64,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1183356.93,85,"Improve fire disaster management, emergency preparedness and risk awareness to mitigate severe damage to protected areas caused by fire in the National Park areas of Cornereva Municipality (ROM) and the areas of Special Nature Reserve Deliblato Sands (SRB).\n","Cornereva, Pančevo,  Pančevo","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Pančevo, Maksima Gorkog , 24, 26000\nSerbia (RS), Pančevo, Žarka Zrenjanina , 96, 26000\nSerbia (RS), Pančevo, Žarka Zrenjanina , 96, 26000\nRomânia (RO), Cornereva, Main street, 1, 327110\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00005","A more secure cross-border area by enhancing the emergency response capability","The programme area is facing a large spectrum of common risks, especially climate change effects leading to extreme events, geological phenomena and man-made / technological accidents. Also, there is no Romanian-Serbian cross-border cooperation relationship regulated or organized in the field of emergency/disaster management. \nThe project is addressing this gap, being focused on finding a long-term solution meant to put the basis for improvement of cross-border interoperability of both countries’ authorities responsible for emergency/disaster management and preparedness, the more so as the elimination/reduction of environmental risks is a prerequisite for any other activities and development effort in the area. \nThe project general objective is to increase the safety and protection of the population by improving and enhancing the intervention capacity of the professional emergency services and local communities in the cross-border area. \nThrough the project implementation, the current situation perceived as a common challenge, is expected to modify in the sense of making possible the efficient risks monitoring and short-notice to emergencies/disasters occurred in the programme area.\nThe project main outputs will facilitate the accomplishment of the project specific objectives: improving the response of professional emergency services by developing the training capacity and purchasing specialized equipment and enhancing the cross-border cooperation between emergency structures and local communities.The cross-border approach will be reflected in the project by developing common and concerted actions meant to lead to the overall objective accomplishment.\nBy this approach, Romanian and Serbian partners recognize the importance and benefit of the joint efforts to face with risks management challenges in the eligible area and express their commitment for providing mutual support in protecting population, goods, property, cultural values and environment.","2023-11-30","2026-11-29","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","061 Risk prevention and management of non-climate related natural risks (for example earthquakes) and risks linked to human activities (for example technological accidents), including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches","Y",9500000.01,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",8075000,85,"Increasing the safety and protection of the population by improving and enhancing the intervention capacity of the professional emergency services and local communities in the cross-border area\n\n","Timișoara, Belgrade, Sector 2","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Pancevo, Zarka Zrenjanina, 96, 26000\nSerbia (RS), Pancevo, Zarka Zrenjanina, 96, 26000\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00040","Cross-border cooperation to foster the resilience of clinical management in cancer patients by establishing best practices in personalized molecular-based diagnostics, treatment, and long-term care","CROSSCARE addresses the following common challenges in the cross-border region, as defined by the Joint Programme Strategy for Interreg IPA Romania-Serbia: approaching the issue of disparities in accessibility to health care services and low distribution of medical infrastructure and equipment; strengthening the effectiveness of health systems in order to reduce mortality; improvement in the quality of care for life-threatening conditions and cancer management, strengthening the effectiveness of health systems in order to reduce premature mortality. Specifically, the project addresses the issue of cancer, which is a major health threat in both countries in terms of incidence, prevalence and mortality. By purchasing new equipment and extending the capabilities of Expert System Software previously developed in the RORS-193 project, the partners will be able to implement medical project activities, i.e. harvesting the tumor and cell samples from cancer patients and subsequent genetic and immunophenotypic testing, in order to provide patients and their oncologists the precise diagnostic of tumors, that will make possible personalized treatments to be tailored, thus improving the chances of survival, life expectancy, and quality of life for cancer patients in both countries.\nThe specific objective is to create guidelines and implement precision diagnostic procedures and personalized therapy for oncologic patients in the cross-border region. The precise diagnostic for 300 patients will be ensured by using advanced equipment and methodologies (NGS, flowcytometry, qRT-PCR, cytotoxicity assays) and surgical treatment in state-of-the-art operating facility. All data will be processed and interpreted by the algorithm-based Expert System Software which will provide therapeutic indications in solid tumors. During the project lifetime, the patients included in the study will benefit of the investments made in both partner institutions, while the results and conclusions of the medical activities will be incorporated into the study that will be submitted to the Romanian and Serbian Ministries of Health. Furthermore, new joint working procedures for sample harvesting, transport, and analysis of human biological samples will be created and will be available to the interested healthcare institutions from both countries. Publishing of two scientific articles and a PhD thesis and submitting an innovation patent are complementary activities derived from the medical work meant to add value to the project. At these add the know-how exchanges and medical seminars, while all work will be further supported by the Information and Publicity activities in order to maximize the impact of the project. The expected change at the end of the project is a better diagnostic and treatment of cancer through the use of the innovative precision diagnostic tool developed in CROSSCARE.\nThe outputs to be delivered through the project work will be: \n\n1. modernized equipment relevant for precise diagnostic and personalized treatment of oncologic patients and \n\n2. extended capabilities of Expert System Software. By the end of the project, 300 patients from both Romania and Serbia will be direct beneficiaries of the precision diagnostic and surgical treatment with all data being processed and interpreted by the algorithm-based Expert System Software which will provide therapeutic indications in solid tumors. The project outputs delivered by this project will be used in partner countries, but can be extended to a wider region of Europe. Moreover, we aim in identifying a common target for all solid tumor, which can be further used in advancement of therapeutic strategies, including immunotherapies. \nMost of the activities will be implemented jointly at the same time or in sequence (surgery and harvesting of human biological samples, transport and genetic and immunophenotypic analysis, data processing and interpretation by the customized software, delivery of reports to patients). Since the most frequent types of cancer are the same in Romania and Serbia, this means a series of factors led to the predominance of these types in both countries, and CROSSCARE intends to identify a common tumor target and a set of mutated genes causing these tumors. The joint effort to solve a common health problem affecting tens of thousands of people every year in each of the two countries is the logical approach that will reduce the material and human resources needed to achieve the objectives of the current project proposal and will offer a joint solution to reducing cancer mortality and burden in both countries.\nThe novelty of CROSSCARE solution will bring insights on the common genetic causes of cancer in the cross-border region, with a high potential of changing the current medical practice, at least for selected patients, ultimately leading to the implementation of precision diagnostics and treatment policies by the responsible authorities in both countries.","2024-11-28","2026-11-27","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",1833281.5,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1558289.27,85,"Create guidelines and implement precision diagnostic procedures and personalized therapy for oncologic patients in the cross border region. By the end of the project, 300 patients from both Romania and Serbia will be direct beneficiaries of the precision diagnostic using advanced equipment and methodologies (NGS, flowcytometry, qRT-PCR, cytotoxicity assays) as well as surgical treatment in state-of-the-art operating facility. All data will be processed and interpreted by the algorithm-based Expert System Software which will provide therapeutic indications in solid tumors. The project outputs delivered by this project will be used in partner countries, but can be extended to a wider region of Europe. Moreover, we aim in identifying a common target for all solid tumor, which can be further used in advancement of therapeutic strategies, including immunotherapies.  ","Zrenjanin, Timișoara","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), Timișoara, Liviu Rebreanu, 156, 300723\nRomânia (RO), Timișoara, Liviu Rebreanu, 156, 300723\nSerbia (RS), Zrenjanin, Dr Vase Savića, 5, 23000\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00170","Cycling along Iron Curtain Trail - EuroVelo13 in Banat","The need to implement the project was formulated following the identification of local problems in the Romanian-Serbian cross-border area. In this predominantly rural area, the existence of an internationally recognised cycle tourism route such as Euro Velo 13, which crosses the territory, represents a major opportunity for the overall development of the region.\n\nThe present project is the result of the steps taken so far by the partners to promote cycling and is a natural follow-up to the investments already made or planned to be made in the two countries. Our aim is to make the EuroVelo 13 route in Vojvodina and Timis more attractive so that it can become a competitive offer on the cycle tourism market.\n\nThe overall objective of the Cycling ROSE project is to strengthen the sustainable economic development capacity of the border region by improving the tourism offer of the region and creating conditions for the development of bicycle tourism. As a small-scale, community-oriented tourism action, this project aims to boost the tourism sector in the border area, stimulating local communities to cooperate more widely for long-term socio-economic benefits.\n\nThe specific objective is to create conditions for the development of the EuroVelo 13 route through the Serbian-Romanian border region to become a competitive offer for bicycle tourism.\n\nThe target groups concerned are primarily the communities on both sides of the border, i.e. Timis county and the border area of the Province of Vojvodina, as the measures taken to develop an international cycling route can become a major source of income for the local communities. The actions organised in the framework of the project can have a significant effect in strengthening the community and raising awareness of their resources. The activities that will take place within the project will also increase the sense of belonging and pride in being part of the community. At the same time, local public authorities in the border region along the EuroVelo 13 route will benefit from solutions for the development of the region through cycling. Tourism-related service providers, generally SMEs in the border area, will benefit from the increased flow of visitors interested in both the EuroVelo 13 route and the Bega Canal cycle path. \n\nThe development of the cycle tourism route will be achieved through a complex set of activities that will involve the local communities and aims to capitalise on the potential of these settlements. \nIn order to strengthen the capacity of local authorities, a joint development tool will be developed to provide economic solutions for local authorities and the community to develop the EuroVelo 13 route through the Serbian-Romanian border region to become a competitive offer for bicycle tourism. This will result in an action plan for local authorities and a best practice guide for local service providers. \nIn order to monitor cycling traffic, to get feedback on the effectiveness of the measures taken, as well as to plan future investments, cycle counters will be installed at key points along the route. The route will be signposted, information boards will be prepared and rest places for cyclists will be provided. \n\nIn order to increase the attractiveness of the region and to offer additional tourist packages at EV13, it is necessary to create complementary destinations that keep tourists in the region for a longer period of time. Therefore, 5 new cycling circuits will be developed in addition to EV13 - as an extension of the Tour de Banat network, implemented a few years ago, and the cultural and natural resources of the region will be highlighted by creating a thematic route on the subject of the Iron Curtain and developing the content of an educational route on the history and ecosystem of the Bega Canal.\n\nThe project will organise community-building activities and events for young people, pupils and students and for the cycling community. These events target both the existing cycling community and an increase in the number of cyclists in the region.\n\nThe project results will be communicated through printed brochures, promotional materials, on the partners' websites and tourism apps, as well as on specialised websites. Communication and information activities, as well as promotion and dissemination activities of the project results will be foreseen in the project budget.\n\nThe project also expands the results of previously implemented cross-border projects, as it is the Bega Canal cycling lane and waterway. In this way, outcomes related to tourism and green transportation infrastructure are furthermore enhaced, linking European corridors with local routes in order to enable the discovery of rural and urban cultural and traditional heritage.","2025-08-20","2027-08-19","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.6. Enhancing the role of culture and sustainable tourism in economic development, social inclusion and social innovation","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","165 Protection, development and promotion of public tourism assets and tourism services","N",792471.36,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",673600.64,85,"Creating the conditions for the development of the EuroVelo 13 route through the Serbian-Romanian border region to become a competitive offer for cycling tourism","Zrenjanin,  Zitiste, Timisoara","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), The communes along Euro Velo 13 Cycling route\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00270","Improving accessibility and effectiveness of screening centers in the Cross border area of the municipalities of Sečanj, Nova Crnja and Deta","The common challenge that the project partners will solve is the problem of the lack of quality, modern and efficient systems of health services in primary health care and 'dominant' diseases in the region of the municipalities of Nova Crnja, Sečanj and Deta. The weak level of primary health care, especially in villages far from the centers of municipalities where there are health facilities, and the low level of preventive health action is one of the main causes of the low quality of life in the region, migration and leaving the region with a younger and able-bodied population to areas with better standards of health and safer social communities. Migration disrupts the age and labor structure of the population in the region, reduces the chances for inclusive growth and development, negatively affects productivity and efficiency, and increases the cost of implementing health care for the population. As a border region, all three municipalities are exposed to economic migration, in which the younger and able-bodied population leaves the region affected by the lack of economic activity, unemployment and low competitiveness, low quality and standard of living, so that the region is dominated by an old population and an unfavorable age structure of the population. In the municipality of Sečanj, the population decreased by 5,507 inhabitants, in the municipality of Nova Crnja, it decreased by 4,478 inhabitants based on the data of the 2022 census compared to the 2011 census. In the municipality of Deta, there are currently 6,510 inhabitants, with an average age of 40. The population mostly lives in villages. There are 11 villages in the municipality of Sečanj, 7 villages in the municipality of Nova Crnja. The settlements are located between 5 and 30 km from the center of municipalities and health centers. In the municipality of Deta, the situation is similar. At the Deta Hospital, almost a quarter of the total number of discharged patients, in the last 5 years (22.17%), have a respiratory pathology as the cause, being the most frequent cause of hospitalization in our unit.\nFrom a socio-economic point of view, the area where the hospital is located was known for wood processing (plywood, veneer), which explains the prevalence of respiratory pathology. Lung cancer is the most commonly diagnosed type of cancer and has the highest mortality rate of all types of cancer globally. Mortality attributable to lung cancer is the highest, with more than 20% of cancer deaths attributable to this condition, more than the combined share of deaths from colorectal cancer, breast cancer, and prostate cancer. Every year, in Romania, more than 10,000 new cases are diagnosed - representing about 13% of the total number of new cancer cases diagnosed annually. Thus, lung cancer ranks first in Romania, both in terms of the number of diagnosed cases and the number of deaths recorded among men, and it tends to become a frequent cause of mortality among women as well. Flexible bronchoscopy is a medical procedure that allows the pulmonologist to investigate the large airways in the lungs. This method can be used both for diagnostic purposes (that is, it allows finding out more information about a possible respiratory disease), and for therapeutic purposes (that is, you can try to treat an existing respiratory problem).\nAlthough there are primary health care institutions, as well as secondary (hospitals) in the municipality of Zrenjanin, in the current conditions of lack of funds and medical personnel, the health care system is not adequate. The health system cannot provide a constant and sufficient number of doctors in each village, because these are small settlements with a decreasing number of mostly old people. Sufficient quantity and quality of materials and modern equipment that would be permanently located in those villages cannot be provided (and such equipment would be economically irrational). On the other hand, the population itself, due to its age and illness, is not able to travel to the doctor in municipal places with better conditions for health care. Such restrictions create significant problems in the provision of health care in the region, primarily for the elderly population, but also for the younger population, which in these conditions does not have satisfactory protection conditions with modern forms of preventive health care, so they decide to migrate from the region. This indicates that a different type of care is necessary, a type of preventive care, a mobile health care system to provide services \"at the doorstep\", capable of responding to needs and being organized in such a way that their and additional human and material resources can provide quality and efficient primary health care. The general goal of the project is to improve the quality of life in the municipalities of Sečanj, Nova Crnja I and Deta through joint action and access to modern and efficient health services.","2025-08-22","2027-02-21","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","128 Health infrastructure","N",744150.1800000001,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",632527.64,85,"Raising the availability and the quality of primary health care in the region by introducing health care preventive action by screening and monitoring the most common diseases (cardiovascular diseases, thyroid diseases, diabetes and colon and prostate cancer) using modern equipment's","City Deta,  Nova Crnja, Secanj","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Secanj, Partizanski put, bb, 23240\nSerbia (RS), Srpska Crnja, Arsenija Čarnojevića, 15, 23220\nRomânia (RO), Deta, Street – Mihai Viteazul, 10, 305200\n",null,null,null,3]
["RORS00004","Safer climate within the Romanian-Serbian border area","The project will significantly impact Romania - Serbia border area by reducing cross-border criminality and illegal migration while also ensuring the strengthening of the institutional capacity of the authorities involved in border management.\nThe project's specific objective is to improve the safety and security in the Romania – Serbia border area through developing a cooperation framework, joint training in border management, and investments in specialized equipment and infrastructure for the Romania – Serbia law enforcement authorities. \nThe main outputs of the project consist of 100 persons trained in the field of blue border management; 336 persons trained in the field of land border management; training courses documents elaborated; joint operational plan reviewed; training equipment for LP1 and PP3 procured; specialized equipment in the field of border management for LP1, PP2, PP4 and PP5 procured; docking facility in Moldova Noua operationalized; surveillance system in Serbia build and operationalized, and the Conference Centre in Varciorova rehabilitated and operationalized. These outputs will lead to improved services delivered by the border management authorities to the population living in the Programme area.\nThe project objective cannot efficiently be reached by acting only from one side of the border, considering the fluidity and speed of the cross-border criminal phenomenon. Countering illegal activity on both sides of the border requires a joint cross-border approach of law enforcement institutions, where the exchange of information and ongoing bilateral update on the most recent criminal activities are critical for an efficient response, as for strategic analyses documents. Thus, the new approach tackles the joint partnership formed between the law enforcement institutions with specific attributions in the field of border management from the eligible area of Romania and Serbia.","2023-10-04","2026-10-03","(VI-A_RO-SR_3) Increasing border management capacity","ISO6.1. Enhance the institutional capacity of public authorities, in particular those mandated to manage a specific territory, and of stakeholders (all strands)","PO6 (ISO1) A better cooperation governance","171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","Y",13799413.65,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",11729501.58,85,"Improve the safety and security in Romania – Serbia eligible border area through developing a cooperation framework, joint training in border management, and investments in specialized equipment and infrastructure for law enforcement authorities.","Bucharest, Drobeta-Turnu Severin, Belgrade, Timisoara","RO, RS",null,"România (RO), Timisoara, Sever Bocu , 49, 300242\nSerbia (RS), Vrsac, N/A, N/A, 26300\nRomânia (RO), Drobeta Turnu Severin, Serpentina Roșiori no. 3-5, N/A, 220235\nRomânia (RO), N/A, N/A, N/A, N/A\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Gheorghe Barițiu street, 19-21, 300000\n",null,null,null,5]
["RORS00267","ORALERT 2025: Equal access to innovative screening solutions for oral HPV","The project is designed around a solid RO-RS cross-border partnership between the \"Victor Babes\" University of Medicine and Pharmacy Timisoara as Lead Partner and General Hospital „Đorđe Joanović” Zrenjanin as Project Partner, aiming to improve the overall health outcomes and well-being of the target group by reducing the incidence of HPV-related oral diseases in the programme’s eligible area, namely in Timis, a Romanian county, and in Srednjobanatska oblast (Central Banat) a district in Serbia. \n\nThe project addresses punctual common challenges with reference to certain situations in which both partners fail to meet patients' expectations:\n\n\n1.\tLack of awareness & cross-border medical threats;\n\n\n2.\tLimited capacity of healthcare providers;\n\n\n3.\tShortage of healthcare digitalization.\n\nThe project`s approach in addressing these common challenges:\n\n\n1.&2. The project will develop joint events to increase awareness of HPV and the importance of early detection and treatment among the general public. To address the limited capacity of healthcare providers, the project will provide training and support to increase their capacity to further provide innovative screening solutions to the project target group, aged 18-24.\n\n\n3. By implementing telemedicine services, the project will aim to improve access to healthcare services and reduce delays in diagnosis and treatment. One key innovation of the project is the development of a new mobile application for remote oral diagnosis. This app will enable patients to receive a preliminary diagnosis remotely, without having to travel to a healthcare facility.\n\nThe overall objective of the project: To improve the quality of HPV-oral-related healthcare services and outcomes for a target group of 4.300 patients/persons aged 18-24, by enhancing awareness, targeting 4 investments in endowment of healthcare facilities for cross-border medical threats and building the screening capacity of 30 healthcare providers to use innovative techniques through joint training activities, as well as developing and implementing of actions to support digitalization through a mobile app.\n\nThe expected change that the ORALERT project will make to the current situation is to improve the quality of HPV-oral-related healthcare services and outcomes, mainly for young adults aged 18-24. This will be achieved by:\n- increased detection rate in a much shorter time through the innovative methods used;\n- enhancing awareness among the general public;\n- targeted investments in endowment of healthcare facilities for cross-border medical threats;\n- building the screening capacity of healthcare providers through know-how exchange and joint training activities to use superior screening techniques;\n- support digitalization through the development and implementation of a mobile app.\n\nProject main outputs clearly link to Priority 2, SO 2.2, Output Indicator and Result Indicator, as follows:\n\n\n1. PSO 03 - Investments in health care, family-based and community-based care services: 4 investments representing 14% of the target value under this call\n\n\n2. PSR 03 - Annual users of the supported investments in health care, family-based and community-based care services: 4.300 patients/persons benefiting from the supported investments in health care, family-based and community-based care services, representing 43% of the target value under this call, out of which:\na) 3.000 persons in the project area benefiting from targeted awareness-raising activities, meaning a change in the target audience's knowledge and belief regarding HPV-related oral cancer, by providing them with accurate and relevant information on the topic, in order to engage in preventative behaviors, seek early diagnosis, and support, reducing the incidence and impact of HPV-related oral cancer in the project area;\nb) 1.200 persons aged 18-24 in the project area benefiting from innovative screening solutions for oral HPV;\nc) 100 app users, who have downloaded and are actively using the mobile application developed for oral telemedicine during project implementation period;\nIt is estimated that during the durability period at least 100 persons/annually, 500 in total, will have access to screening and 50 users/annually, 250 in total, will be registered to the mobile app (Final target - 2029).\n\nORALERT is unique and original in several ways. Firstly, it focuses specifically on improving the quality of HPV-oral-related healthcare services for young people aged 18-24, a group that is often underserved and overlooked in terms of oral health. Secondly, the project takes a cross-border approach, recognizing that oral health issues do not stop at national borders and require collaboration between different countries and healthcare systems. Thirdly, the project combines various approaches, such as awareness-raising, investment in healthcare facilities, capacity building for healthcare providers, and digitalization, in a comprehensive and integrated manner to achieve its objectives.","2024-11-23","2026-11-22","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",1942421.65,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1651058.4,85,"To increase awareness and outcomes of HPV among at least 3000 people aged 18-24 in the eligible programme area, enhance the capacity of healthcare providers to effectively diagnose oral HPV among 1200 screened individuals, through innovative and efficient diagnostic methods, as well as invest in endowment of healthcare facilities, including in high-tech equipment, and also to increase access to HPV-oral-related healthcare services and outcomes for 100 users, particularly for underserved and remote populations, by developing and implementing of actions to support digitalization. The mobile app solution will provide a means for 100 patients to receive virtual consultations with oral health professionals, access educational resources on oral health, and schedule in-person appointments with local oral health providers. By improving access to oral health services, the project will ultimately contribute to reducing the incidence and impact of HPV-related oral cancer in the target population.","Zrenjanin, Timisoara","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), Timisoara, Revolutiei 1989 Blvd , 9, 300024\nSerbia (RS), Zrenjanin, Dr Vase Savića , 5, 23000\nRomânia (RO), Timișoara, Eftimie Murgu, 2, 300041\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00162","Sustainable education and training sessions in the field of artistic works","Several challenges are similar in the border region which hampers social and economic development from the educational system aspect. The existing institutional education systems in Romania and Serbia are not enough flexible to tackle new trends and challenges. There is a low level to access to sustainable vocational education and training which are not rigidly delimited by age. Lack of practical experience of potential workforce is dominant within the young people between the ages of 14 and 25. Access to quality training applying hybrid method is not widespread especially when we talk about occupations/craft such as pottery, sewing-, embroidering-, crocheting-, knitting, perma-culture garden, bio-garden, eco-garden, model farms. Promotion of accessible quality education using modern equipped education centers and the acquiring knowledge and skills has to be the driving spring.\nProject is an innovative solution for raising the knowledge level of society, as well as to enhance cooperation between people and acquire sustainable skills for artistic and craft occupations. Project promote environmentally friendly as well as a sustainable use of the natural resources in craft producing process.\nThe project objective is to develop skills and knowledge, provision of useful non-formal education promoting the idea of sustainability to the young people living in the border region by improving training facilities and ensuring quality learning and community services.\nBy the implementation of the project two youth education training centers will be renovated and equipped in Senta and Timișoara where various theoretical and practical trainings, lectures, exhibitions will be held for the young target group.\nThe project will have high cross-border benefit, because it will ensure and strengthen cross-border cooperation among professionals, experts and direct participants.","2024-12-24","2026-06-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.2. Improving equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and lifelong learning through developing accessible infrastructure, including by fostering resilience for distance and on-line education and training","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","124 Infrastructure for vocational education and training and adult learning","N",413831.32,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",351756.61,85,"Provision of useful non-formal education promoting the idea of sustainability to the young people living in the border region by improving training facilities and ensuring quality learning and community services.","Timisoara, Senta","RO, RS",null,"Serbia (RS), Senta, Zlatne grede, 15, 24400\nRomânia (RO), Timișoara, B-dul Revolutiei, 8, 300120,\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00191","EQUALITY IN ACCESS FOR VULNERABLE GROUPS TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES IN BANAT","The health condition of the population after COVD 19 has significantly worsened. Especially in the elderly population. They need additional health support and treatment. Identification of risk factors that affect the deterioration of the health condition, making a preventive map, health promotion and reduction of factors that affect health deterioration.In the project area, within the rural communities (especially isolated communities) there is a reduced accessibility to healthcare due to the difficult terrain, the high degree of household dissipation, unmodernized access road infrastructure, low degree of coverage with communication networks, number. reduced by family and specialist doctors in the project area, the poor material condition of some families, the impossibility of practicing some roads in winter, etc. The public health system does not cover these inconveniences. In Valley of Almaj, which has over 15,000 inhabitants, from 8 communes, with 34 localities, of which more than 10 are isolated, Bozovici Stationary Hospital 4 belonging to Reșita County Hospital does not have the necessary infrastructure to provide specialized services for Almaj Valley (lacking) specialist, lack of modern equipment, rescue, medical personnel with secondary education, etc\nMedical Health Center of Pancevo provides primary health care to on the territory of the City of Pancevo and in 9 populated places (Starčevo, Omoljica, Banatski Brestovac, Ivanovo, Jabuka, Banatsko Novo Selo, Glogonj, Dolovo, Kačarevo). The population covered by health care is 124,511, from which live 50,511 in the villages. The patients who need the home treatment and care service is 120% higher than last year. There is a growing trend in the number of patients who need home treatment and health care at home, from palliative care to dressing wounds, giving infusions and other therapy and medical examinations to immobile patients. In the project area, the risk factors associated with lifestyle are the same: improper diet, high-fat cuisine, pollution, etc\nThe services offered by the public health system, as well as other providers/private doctors, are not able to cover the needs of their people who cannot go to the doctor\nThe specific objective of the project is to ensure the equality and availability of health care to vulnerable groups of the population living in the project area, health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care. \nTo facilitate access to primary, specialized and emergency medical services for the population from rural communities, especially isolated will be a) organize a Primary Assessment Campaign of the population's health status, to detect serious diseases in their early stages, through a team of specialist doctors (neurologist, internal medicine, etc.), through which at least 1700 people from Valley of Almaj and 9 populated places of Pancevo City will be subjected to medical control.\nAlso, a campaign to raise awareness among the population of the harmful effects on health of the risk factors associated with lifestyle will be organized including distribution of materials developed by the project: A4 leaflets, A3 posters , etc.\nThe main outputs: 1700 people evaluated from a medical point of view, 4000 A4 leaflets and 250 A3 Posters distributed, min. 4000 people informed about the risk factors associated with the lifestyle, medical equipment purchased, a modern ambulance equipped with a mobile ultrasound, Centru medical Bozovici with 3 medical offices equiped, 1 van 8 seats for hemodialysis patients, 4 passenger cars etc\nThese results will benefit the population from the rural/isolated communities, population in the project area.\nThe approach of the project involves the team of specialist doctors RO and SE (neurologist, pediatrics, cardiology, etc.) within a campaign to assess the state of primary health of the rural communites/isolated in the Valey of Almaj with an ambulance equipped with a mobile ultrasound, for 14 months. Depending on the results of the evaluation, the beneficiaries will be sent to the family doctor, the specialist or to more complex examinations\nIn parallel, a campaign will be carried out to increase the level of information of the population on the harmful effects on health of the risk factors associated with the lifestyle. The transfer of good practices between the Medical Health Center of Pancevo and the Health Association Healt for Almaj, regarding the home treatment and care service for the patients in Valey of Almaj.\nThrough joint preparation, the partners identified these common needs and found complementary solutions.\nItems new/original: Joint teams doctors RO-SE in health campaign for the population of rural area, modern ambulances equipped from rural areas/isolated localities, 4 workshops exchange of best practices between teams of doctors, local administrations regarding ensuring equality in the access of vulnerable groups to health services in the aria project, etc.","2024-12-24","2026-12-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.5. Ensuring equal access to health care and fostering resilience of health systems, including primary care, and promoting the transition from institutional to family-based and community-based care","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","129 Health equipment","N",581030.23,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",493875.69,85,"Increasing the degree of accessibility to primary and specialized medical services of the rural population (including isolated communities min. 7) from the project area (rural localities of Almaj Valley - , around 15.000 people and Pancevo - rural villages around 51.000 people) by establishing and equipping a Medical Center in Bozovici (with 5 specialties) and running a mobile campaign over 14 months assessment of primary health status, post COVID of a number of min. 1700 people by mixed teams of doctors; in parallel, a awareness campaign on the influence of harmful factors associated with lifestyle on the health, detecting serious diseases in their early stages and 4 workshops for doctors will be held in Pancevo on diverse topics such as: Common elements regarding the post-COVID health status of the population in the project area, exchanges of best practices between teams of doctors/local administrations, common risk factors associated with lifestyle, European Health Policies etc.","Pancevo, Bozovici","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), Bozovici, F.S., 809, 327040\nRomânia (RO), Bozovici, str. Tudor Vladimirescu, 947, 327040\nSerbia (RS), Pancevo, Milosa Obrenovica, 2, 26000\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00302","Improving RORS equal access to training in cutting-edge minimally invasive surgical procedures","The project is designed around a solid RO-RS cross-border partnership between the UMFVBT as Lead Applicant and GHSLS as Partner Applicant, aiming at improving equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and life-long learning in the programme’s eligible area, namely in Timis, a Romanian county, and in Podunavski, a district in Serbia. \n\nThe project addresses punctual common challenges with reference to certain situations in which both partners fail to meet medical students & healthcare providers expectations at present and, therefore, the intervention is required:\n\n\n1.\tLack of coordination between labor market and the educational system;\n\n\n2.\tLack of practical experience and poor focus on vocational education; \n\n\n3.\tPoor educational infrastructure. \n\nThe project`s approach in addressing these common challenges:\n\n\n1.&2. Exchange of knowledge and best practices are important to address common challenges that both cross-border countries face in the medical education field. Through this project, it is expected that higher education students will acquire professional skills and knowledge, giving them an advantage on the labor market, and, at the same time, the young doctors and nurses will improve their professional competences.\n\n\n3. Minimally invasive procedures require departments and laboratories with state-of-the-art equipment. The proposed investments will lead, firstly, to improved quality of education, training and lifelong learning. Secondly, long-term, to improved quality of the medical act and of the surgical results, by increasing the patient's safety, quality of postoperative life, lower costs of use per patient, lower energy consumption, eventually leading to unloading current pressure on public units services. \n\nThe overall objective of the project: To improve equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and life-long learning for 500 users through elaboration of an E-learning platform and joint events for online education; measures for developing highly technical skills and competences for 150 users by participating in hands-on minimally invasive courses and 5 investments in infrastructure and services for technical and vocational training, during project implementation period, 24 months\n\nBy implementing this project, the expected change to the current situation refer to: \n- improved quality of the educational system and its connection to the labor market through the development of minimally invasive technical skills;\n- enhanced cooperation across borders between education providers so that successful actions can be replicated within the programme area;\n- increased level of investments in health-care development (HR, departments, know-how) on both sides of the eligible area\n\nProject main outputs clearly link to Priority 2, SO 2.1, Output Indicator and Result Indicator, as follows:\n\n\n1. PSO 02 - Investments in education, training and life-long learning services: 5 investments representing 17% of the target value under this call\n\n\n2. PSR 02 - Annual users of the supported investments in education, training and life-long learning services: 650 medical professionals, including the disadvantaged, representing 36% of the target value under this call, out of which:\n a)\t500 healthcare providers (medical students, residents, specialists, nurses) having access to a free of charge subscription E-learning platform, fully customized according to EduCare needs, for more inclusive and accessible services in education;\n b)\t150 healthcare providers participating in hands-on minimally invasive training courses.\nIt is estimated that during the durability period at least 100 users/annually, 500 in total, will have access to the e-learning platform and 50 users/annually, 250 in total, will benefit from hands-on trainings\n\nThere are several aspects that make EduCare unique or original, including:\n\n- Use of technology: One innovative approach to training in minimally invasive techniques is the use of an e-learning platform. By leveraging technology, it is possible to provide training that is more accessible, cost-effective, and adaptable to individual learning style\n\n- Multidisciplinary approach: Another unique aspect is the integration of different disciplines techniques: basic laparoscopic skills, basic endoscopic skills, basic robotic surgery skills, advanced colo-rectal minimally invasive surgery, advanced minimally invasive gynecological surgery, to provide a more comprehensive and holistic approach to training\n\n- Knowledge sharing: The project emphasizes collaboration and knowledge sharing, such as a partnership between an academic institution and a hospital, that help to accelerate the adoption and dissemination of new techniques in minimally invasive surgery\n\n- Patient-centered care: EduCare prioritizes patient-centered care, by focusing on improving patient outcomes and reducing complications, distinguishing itself from other projects focused solely on technical training","2024-12-24","2026-12-23","(VI-A_RO-SR_2) Social and economic development","RSO4.2. Improving equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and lifelong learning through developing accessible infrastructure, including by fostering resilience for distance and on-line education and training","PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights","149 Support for primary to secondary education (excluding infrastructure)","N",2144254.48,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1822616.3,85,"To improve equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and life-long learning for at least 500 RO-RS users through the elaboration of a free of charge subscription E-learning platform, fully customized according to EduCare needs, for continuous surgical minimally invasive education, during project implementation period, and  for at least 150 RO-RS users by participating in hands-on minimally invasive courses and targeting investments in infrastructure and services for technical and vocational training, during project implementation period.\n\nThus, through the E-learning platform and hands-on training activities, the project can improve the quality of healthcare in the project area and enhance the ability of healthcare providers to offer specialized care to patients and enhance the capacity of the target group by providing them with practical skills and knowledge in minimally invasive techniques,","Smederevo, Timișoara","RS, RO",null,"România (RO), Timișoara, Piata Eftimie Murgu, 2, 300041\nRomânia (RO), Timișoara, Piata Eftimie Murgu, 2, 300041\nSerbia (RS), Smederevo, Kneza Mihajla, 51, 11300\nRomânia (RO), Timisoara, Liviu Rebreanu Blvd., 156, 300723\nSerbia (RS), Smederevo, Kneza Mihajila, 51, 11300\n",null,null,null,2]
["RORS00043","SMART CROSSBORDER RESILIENCE IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS","Integrated smart management is main motivation of all partner for increase the level of administrative decisions in extremely situations and community resilience. Each partner will contribute through its own activities and budget to implement joint crossborder activities. The common challenge is to strengthen cooperation between Romania and Serbia in confronting risks and disasters that can cause serious consequences for humans and the environment on crossborder area. This project focuses on smart integrated management.\nThe specific objective - Enhance the Integrated Management for emergency situations for the crossborder organisations responsible for emergency situations and ecosystem-based approaches related to risk management and adaptation to climate change. Other relevant aspects to achieve are: *Improvement of prevention, mitigation and disaster formal mechanism *Risk prevention and management of non-climate related natural risk and risks linked to human activities, civil protection and disaster management systems and infrastructures *development and implementation of awareness measures and training products in the field of environment and emergency preparedness, including children/youth to respond to emergency situations. The expected change is: participative approach of population in intervention and resilience and increased level for smart integrated management in emergency situation.\nThe main outputs: specific investment, joint tactical exercise, instrument elaborated for environment protection and resilience, increased level of digitalisation, community involved in emergency situations, crossborder volunteer network, - IES - Integrated Emergency Support created as a framework for crossborder situations: 4 meetings organised by City of Vrsac, topics - awareness campaign for community in emergency situations.Target group - will benefit - population, youth, NGO, public and private institutions, higher education, researchers.\nThe approach - The project complies with the ”sound financial management principle” (economy, efficiency and effectiveness): *The principle of economy concerns minimising the costs of resources.*The principle of efficiency concerns getting the most from the available resources. It is concerned with the relationship between resources employed and outputs delivered in terms of quantity, quality and timing.*The principle of effectiveness concerns meeting the objectives and achieving the intended results.The cross-border approach is needed because emergency situations have a large impact, no phisicaly border. Meteo phenomenas are impredictibles in both countries.The effects of CBRN and pyrotechnical situations have crossborder impact and may affect large territory in Romania and Serbia.Events are susceptible to cause other events. A car crash additionally, may have direct and collateral consequences as a fire, chained explosions, a chemical accident in a neighbor industrial facility, etc. Causality chain between the diverse events in a given disaster is relevant aspect. Emergency management involves several actors that must interact in order to prevent a risk or to coordinate their activities to react to hazardous situations. This interaction mainly implies the interchange of information to provide a quick and integrated response to the threatened event. Sharing information and coordination between international workforces, dealing with a large amount of information in a highly dynamic environment, is a challenging tasks in emergency management. Some aspects to mention are cultural and organizational differences between the organizations that like to exchange information. While cultural differences hinder the understanding of information since the concepts and the framework of reference is different, the organizational differences might hinder very data exchange. Cultural differences can be solved by implementing solutions for the semantic issues mentioned above. Final goal of solution is to create understanding for a situation by different stakeholders. SMART CROSSBORDER CENTER WILL HAVE AUTOMATICALLY TRANSLATION FUNCTION and up date software. New/original about the project - TAILOR-MADE RESPONSES ADEQUATED TO TERRITORIAL CONTEXT, SMART INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT, INSTRUMENT ELABORATED - CHAPTER FOR RESILIENCE, ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY SOLUTIONS, NEW PARTNER with no experience in Romania Serbia projects- GENDARMS OF CARAȘ-SEVERIN COUNTY, SMART CROSSBORDER CENTER, VOLUNTEERING NETWORK - JOINT COOPERATION BETWEEN POPULATION AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, SOCIAL APPROACH FOR PURCHASING. Population must be involved in resilience after emergency situation, participative approach. In order to avoid a misunderstanding of shared information it is necessary to develop solution able to understand situation in real time using ITC technology SMART CROSSBORDER CENTER. NEW PARTNER WITHOUT EXPERIENCE IN IPA PROJECTS.","2024-12-03","2026-12-02","(VI-A_RO-SR_1) Environmental protection and risk management","RSO2.4. Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches","PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility","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",2139847.32,"IPA/IPA II/IPA III",1818870.21,85,"Enhance the Integrated Management for emergency situations for the crossborder organisations responsible for emergency situations and ecosystem-based approaches related to risk management and adaptation to climate change. \n","Resita, Vrsac","RO, RS",null,"România (RO), Resita, 1st December 1918 Square, , 1, 320084\nRomânia (RO), Resita, Castanilor Street, 123, 320030\nSerbia (RS), Vrsac, TrgPobede Str., 1, 26300\nRomânia (RO), Resita, Erou Jandarm Nicolae Marcu Str., no 1, 320232\nRomânia (RO), Resita, 1st December 1918 Square, , 1, 320084\n",null,null,null,4]

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["Operation ID","Operation name","Partner name","Has the lead of the operation (Y/N)","Partner type","Type of organisation","PIC (Participant Identification Code)","Partner's IDs if not PIC","Town (main address)","Country (main address)","Town (department)","Country (department)","Contractors' name","Contractor’s VAT registration or tax identification number","Sub-Contractors' name","Sub-Contractors' VAT"]
["RORS00090","Cross-border ambient air monitoring network","Institute for public health Pančevo","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres","883031644","102002701 | 122859833","Pančevo","Serbia","Pancevo","Serbia"]
["RORS00090","Cross-border ambient air monitoring network","Regional Development Agency South Banat Ltd.","Y","lead","Regional public authority","889509013","109898548","Pančevo","Serbia","Pancevo","Serbia","Milan Pajić pr, ZTR ALKAN-M","103870026"]
["RORS00090","Cross-border ambient air monitoring network","University of Life Sciences \"King Mihai I\" from Timisoara","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","987914058","N/A | 3487181","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania","U.R.C. XEDOS SRL","RO8977974"]
["RORS00173","Development of adventure tourism based on natural values of the Banat region","Movement for Male Pijace Association","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","917620389","106077617 | 106077617 |  08902887 (EN)","Male Pijace ","Serbia"]
["RORS00173","Development of adventure tourism based on natural values of the Banat region","Tisa Palic Cluster Association for tourism development","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","883746243","100851516 | 100851516 | 08691410 (EN)","Senta","Serbia",null,"Serbia","D-MOTORS GROUP DOO SUBOTICA","112035394"]
["RORS00173","Development of adventure tourism based on natural values of the Banat region","Otelek Hungarian for Hungarians Association","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","883746146","34327024 | 34327024 | n/a (EN)","Otelec ","Romania"]
["RORS00227","Digitalisation of the cultural traditions of the Banat region - securing the easy access for tourists and experts","Zavod za kulturu vojvođanskih Mađara; Institute for Hungarian Culture in Vojvodina","Y","lead","Local public authority","925838423","105720345 | 105720345 | 08891893 (EN)","Senta ","Serbia","Senta","Serbia","DOO TIPPNET KFT SUBOTICA","100850677, "]
["RORS00227","Digitalisation of the cultural traditions of the Banat region - securing the easy access for tourists and experts","Museum of Highland Banat, Reşiţa","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","883332538","3228420 | 3228420 | N/A (EN)","Reşiţa","Romania","Resita","Romania","Purice Bujorel Petru I.I., Truta Cristina PFa","19888724, 24518680"]
["RORS00240","Promotion of eco- and health- tourism through Banat's honey route","Association of Beekeepers from Romania - Timiș County Branch","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","883060550","n/a | 27868973","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00240","Promotion of eco- and health- tourism through Banat's honey route","University of Life Sciences \"King Mihai I\" from Timisoara","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","987914058","N/A | 3487181","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00240","Promotion of eco- and health- tourism through Banat's honey route","Regional Development Agency South Banat Ltd.","Y","lead","Regional public authority","889509013","109898548 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Pančevo","Serbia"]
["RORS00240","Promotion of eco- and health- tourism through Banat's honey route","Association of Beekeepers from Romania - Caraș - Severin Branch","N","partner","N.a.","883061035","n/a | 12410845","Reșița","Romania"]
["RORS00250","Blue Sky - Cross-border Solution to Air Pollution","Regional Agency for Socio – Economic Development – Banat Ltd","N","partner","Sectoral agency","933934528","100652867 | N/A | 08760071 (EN)","Zrenjanin","Serbia","Zrenjanin","Serbia","Studio Di Mano DOO Zrenjanin, Adomne Ltd, Small Wizzard Office PR","109203293, 108745380, 109322691 / 64092774"]
["RORS00250","Blue Sky - Cross-border Solution to Air Pollution","Politehnica University Timisoara","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","999856795","4269282 | 4269282 | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00250","Blue Sky - Cross-border Solution to Air Pollution","City of Zrenjanin; City of Zrenjanin","Y","lead","Local public authority","916424282","102506213 | N/A | 08002266 (EN)","Zrenjanin","Serbia","Zrenjanin","Serbia","Elektrometal plus DOO Beograd","106467556"]
["RORS00250","Blue Sky - Cross-border Solution to Air Pollution","TIMIS COUNTY","N","partner","Local public authority","883397819","4358029 | 4358029 | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00005","A more secure cross-border area by enhancing the emergency response capability","Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia","N","partner","National public authority","951929386","100184116 | 100184116 | 07008104 (EN)","Belgrade","Serbia","Belgrade","Serbia","DS Computers doo, Ivox doo, REBEL CREATIVE DOO, BBN Congress Management doo, Aleksandar Maksimović PR ","101877966, 105321324, 114057790, 105989478, 108930497"]
["RORS00005","A more secure cross-border area by enhancing the emergency response capability","GENERAL INSPECTORATE FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS","Y","lead","National public authority",null,"4203997 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Sector 2","Romania","Sector 2","Romania","IT GENETICS SA, AMRO ELECTRONIC GRUP SRL, ELTEK MULTIMEDIA SRL, DNS BIROTICA SRL, PRAGMA COMPUTERS SRL, AS COMPUTER CRAIOVA SRL, S.C. LEMINGS S.R.L., S.C. DATASEC CONSULTING SRL , S.C. A.M.G. COMSERVICE SRL , AHR INTERMEDIA SISTEM SRL, Camera de comert, industrie TM, PENINI GLOBAL SRL, HOTEL REGHINA SRL , S.C. RAV MANAGEMENT S.R.L. ","21310535, 17264163, 21340382, 16310679, 3164881, 6779113, 12039551, RO 17819795, RO 8531717, 31576900, 4248972, 34184340, 10041016, 14366592"]
["RORS00005","A more secure cross-border area by enhancing the emergency response capability","“Banat” Inspectorate for Emergency Situations of Timis County","N","partner","Regional public authority",null,"4250794 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Timișoara","Romania","Timișoara","Romania","AS. DINAMIC CONCEPT OPTION  &, Aso.  RHEINBRUCKE S.R.L-  Decu, Aria Urbana S.R.L.","16553562, RO 2806363, 33203257","S.0 WATTVISOR S.R.L, S.C. CONTACT PLUS S.R.L","15306939, RO 4893617"]
["RORS00093","COPE -Cross Border Practices on integrated socio-medical services","Emergency Clinical Municipal Hospital Timisoara","N","partner","Infrastructure and (public) service provider","885536766","4483447 | n/a | n/a (EN)","Timișoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00093","COPE -Cross Border Practices on integrated socio-medical services","Residential Institution for mental health”Sveti Vasilije Ostroski Cudotvorac”","N","partner","Regional public authority","883411787","101430991 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Novi Becej","Serbia","Novi Becej","Serbia"]
["RORS00093","COPE -Cross Border Practices on integrated socio-medical services","Emergency Municipal Clinical Hospital Timisoara","N","partner","Infrastructure and (public) service provider","885536766","4483447","Timișoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00093","COPE -Cross Border Practices on integrated socio-medical services","Social Assistance Driectorate of Timisoara Municipality","Y","lead","Local public authority","904644602","38053878 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00270","Improving accessibility and effectiveness of screening centers in the Cross border area of the municipalities of Sečanj, Nova Crnja and Deta","Municipality of Secanj","Y","lead","Local public authority","904955390","101358240 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Secanj","Serbia"]
["RORS00270","Improving accessibility and effectiveness of screening centers in the Cross border area of the municipalities of Sečanj, Nova Crnja and Deta","Municipality of Nova Crnja","N","partner","Local public authority","887986404","101595975"," Nova Crnja","Serbia"]
["RORS00270","Improving accessibility and effectiveness of screening centers in the Cross border area of the municipalities of Sečanj, Nova Crnja and Deta","CITY HOSPITAL DETA","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres","882947448","N/A | 2503408 | N/A (EN)","City Deta","Romania"]
["RORS00040","Cross-border cooperation to foster the resilience of clinical management in cancer patients by establishing best practices in personalized molecular-based diagnostics, treatment, and long-term care","Emergency Clinical County Hospital Pius Brinzeu Timisoara","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres","895586451","4663448 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Timișoara","Romania","Timișoara","Romania","SC ATEM WIN GROUP SRL, SC TECH SUPPORT SRL, SC URC XEDOS SRL, SC EUROBIT SRL","45024840, RO22301403, 8977974, 1825502"]
["RORS00040","Cross-border cooperation to foster the resilience of clinical management in cancer patients by establishing best practices in personalized molecular-based diagnostics, treatment, and long-term care","General Hospital Đorđe Jovanović Zrenjanin","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres","105539565","105539565 | N/A | 08887535 (EN)","Zrenjanin","Serbia","Zrenjanin","Serbia","Consulting Directions PR , JELENA PETROV PR KTIRIO VRŠAC","110074564, 114714205"]
["RORS00170","Cycling along Iron Curtain Trail - EuroVelo13 in Banat","Regional Agency for socio economic development - Banat ltd","N","partner","Sectoral agency","933934528","100652867 | N/A | 08760071 - registration number (EN)","Zrenjanin","Serbia"]
["RORS00170","Cycling along Iron Curtain Trail - EuroVelo13 in Banat","TIMIS COUNTY","Y","lead","Regional public authority","883397819","4358029 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00170","Cycling along Iron Curtain Trail - EuroVelo13 in Banat","Municipality of Zitiste","N","partner","Local public authority","907106656","102159550 | N/A | 08030715  - registration number (EN)"," Zitiste","Serbia"]
["RORS00106","Digital U2 – Design yoUr fUture career in challenging times","Politehnica University Timisoara","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations","999856795","RO23690201 | 4269282","TIMISOARA","Romania","TIMISOARA","Romania","SC COPY&PRINT EXPERT TM SRL, SC VIOSIM INSTAL VEST SRL, SC INTEGRA FURNITURE SRL","RO46834969, RO40864014, RO47632690"]
["RORS00106","Digital U2 – Design yoUr fUture career in challenging times","School Center “Nikola Tesla”","N","partner","Education/training centre and school","903092602","102084742 | 102084742 | 08114803 (EN)","VRSAC","Serbia","VRSAC","Serbia"]
["RORS00106","Digital U2 – Design yoUr fUture career in challenging times","ION I.C. BRATIANU TECHNOLOGICAL HIGHSCHOOL","N","partner","Education/training centre and school","942186027","4250948 | 4250948 | N/A (EN)","TIMISOARA","Romania","TIMISOARA","Romania"]
["RORS00063","Environmental risk assessment from mining activities as a result of tailings storage in the cross-border area Romania – Serbia – ERA-MIN_RO-SRB","Mining and Metallurgy Institute Bor","N","partner","Other","926249509","100627146 (07130279) | 004-358-490 | N/A (EN)","Bor","Serbia","Bor","Serbia","INTERAUTO doo Čačak,Skadarska7, ANALYSIS DOO BEOGRAD, PRIMALAB DOO NOVI BEOGRAD, Fiona Jelići PR Bujanovac, Dr Goran Golubović, Yuzzer Media Zvonimir Firicki , GRAFOMED TRADE D.O.O. Bor","101290187 / 07831005, 100429024 / 17152491, 106475433 / 20610166, 113746750 / 67053907, 012812238 Bor, 112384418 / 66067505, 100626220 / 06460186"]
["RORS00063","Environmental risk assessment from mining activities as a result of tailings storage in the cross-border area Romania – Serbia – ERA-MIN_RO-SRB","Politehnica University Timișoara","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations","999856795","4269282 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Timișoara","Romania","Timișoara","Romania","ASROM, SC INSIGHT GROUP SRL, SC EUROBIT SRL, SC U.R.C. XEDOS SRL, SC BANAT MEDIA SRL, GHEMOLOGY DEVELOPMENT S.R.L. ","35833291, RO16674319, RO1825502, RO8977974, RO17107614, 45144740"]
["RORS00302","Improving RORS equal access to training in cutting-edge minimally invasive surgical procedures","General Hospital \"Sveti Luka\" Smederevo","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"SR107163198 | 17820222 | N/A (EN)","Smederevo","Serbia","Smederevo","Serbia","Time Computers PR","54397658/ 100912768"]
["RORS00302","Improving RORS equal access to training in cutting-edge minimally invasive surgical procedures","\"Victor Babes\" University of Medicine and Pharmacy Timisoara","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations","997902051","4269215 | 4269215 | N/A (EN)","Timișoara","Romania","Timișoara","Romania","S.C. ALTEX ROMANIA S.R.L., FANPLACE IT SRL","RO2864518, RO31962960"]
["RORS00061","Improved fire disaster management and risk prevention in vulnerable natural or protected areas and reserves across the border","Cornereva Municipality","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"3227742 |   3227742 | N/A (EN)"," Cornereva ","Romania","Cornereva","Romania","AWA RENT AVANTAJ SRL, BANAT MEDIA SRL","17432950, 17107614"]
["RORS00061","Improved fire disaster management and risk prevention in vulnerable natural or protected areas and reserves across the border","CITY FIREFIGHTERS' ASSOCIATION PANČEVO","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"100591247 | 100591247 | 08103054 (EN)","Pančevo","Serbia","Pančevo","Serbia","Evoks doo","110890046"]
["RORS00061","Improved fire disaster management and risk prevention in vulnerable natural or protected areas and reserves across the border","Public Enterprise \"Vojvodinašume\", Petrovaradin","Y","lead","Infrastructure and (public) service provider","933495312","101636567 | 101636567 | 08762198 (EN)"," Petrovaradin","Serbia"," Pančevo","Serbia"]
["RORS00123","Fight it Together - cross-border cooperation in the field of risk prevention and management","Valcani Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority","883297327","17513000 | 17513000 | n/a (EN)","Valcani","Romania",null,"Romania","SC Merch Services SRL, SC LBC Torrent Studio SRL, ARP Proiectare Timisoara SRL, SC Info Marketing SRL, SC Blink Studio SRL","RO29738503, 33123131, 35871872, 15440360, 13387554"]
["RORS00123","Fight it Together - cross-border cooperation in the field of risk prevention and management","Local Government of Novi Knezevac; Municipality of Novi Knezevac","N","partner","Local public authority","938537081","101460424 | 101460424 | n/a (EN)","Novi Knezevac","Serbia",null,"Serbia","Elektrometal Plus DOO Beograd, SN Line Desing Vlajkovac","106467556, 110154896"]
["RORS00273","Friendship bridges","KINDERGARTEN WITH EXTENDED PROGRAM \"SF. STELIAN\" MOLDOVA NOUA","Y","lead","Education/training centre and school","883103812","N/A | 28966449 | N/A (EN)","MOLDOVA NOUA","Romania",null,"Romania"]
["RORS00273","Friendship bridges","Elementary school \"Veljko Dugosević\" Branicevo","N","partner","Education/training centre and school","883090135","N/A | 101945042 | N/A (EN)","BRANICEVO","Serbia",null,"Serbia"]
["RORS00273","Friendship bridges","Preschool \"Lasta\" Golubac","N","partner","Education/training centre and school","883085188","N/A | 101483639 | N/A (EN)","GOLUBAC","Serbia",null,"Serbia"]
["RORS00273","Friendship bridges","TECHNOLOGICAL HIGH SCHOOL \"CLISURA DUNARII\" MOLDOVA NOUA","N","partner","Education/training centre and school",null,"N/A | 4396367 | N/A (EN)","MOLDOVA NOUA","Romania","MOLDOVA NOUA","Romania"]
["RORS00239","Common challenges, common solutions","MUNICIPALITY OF GOLUBAC","N","partner","Local public authority","926095764","101483358 | N/A | Statistical register number 07162901 (EN)","Golubac","Serbia","Golubac","Serbia","Elektrometal Plus DOO Beograd","106467556"]
["RORS00239","Common challenges, common solutions","MOLDOVA NOUA CITY","Y","lead","Local public authority","935291267","3227955 | 3227955 | N/A (EN)","Moldova Noua","Romania","Moldova Noua","Romania","ACTIV SENS CONSULTING SRL","47201620"]
["RORS00239","Common challenges, common solutions","CORONINI COMMUNE","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"3227564 | 3227564 | N/A (EN)","Coronini","Romania","Coronini","Romania"]
["RORS00127","CBC Network for Sustainable Use of Natural Resources","Excelsior Association for the Promotion of Natural and Cultural Heritage of Banat and Crisana - Tm","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"39084570 | 39084570 | N /A (EN)","Covaci","Romania","Covaci","Romania","City Guide Association, GRS Solutions SRL, SC MGM Dinu SRL","39084570, 16148365, 51136237"]
["RORS00127","CBC Network for Sustainable Use of Natural Resources","myNature Association","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","999627487","18355740 | 18355740 | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania","LP Clivia SRL, RMB CASA AUTO TIMIȘOARA S.R.L.","RO7863696, RO6724860"]
["RORS00127","CBC Network for Sustainable Use of Natural Resources","Municipality Bela Crkva","N","partner","Local public authority",null,"100868214 | 08108005 | N/A (EN)","Bela Crkva","Serbia","Bela Crkva","Serbia","Elektrometal Plus DOO Beograd","106467556"]
["RORS00127","CBC Network for Sustainable Use of Natural Resources","Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental Protection","N","partner","Regional public authority","914280679","08752885 | 100715260 | N/A (EN)","Novi Sad","Serbia","Vršac","Serbia","UDRUŽENJE MEDIJA PORTAL , INSTITUT ZELENI KRUG, TANGO TRAVEL, VESNA PAP PR SZR GRAFOFINIŠ, PROANALYTICA doo Beograd, Tehnomanija doo, Certe Element doo","110441169, 104884469, 100236571, 107442516, 100164032, 100715260, 107731864"]
["RORS00200","Just Grow it Yourself","Associations of Gardeners Senta","Y","lead","Other","883116228","102889232 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Senta","Serbia"]
["RORS00200","Just Grow it Yourself","Diaspora Foundation","N","partner","N.a.","931494687","5776801 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00307","Promoting resilience of health systems and equal access to skin and liver care through RORS screening and treatment solutions","General Hospital „Đorđe Joanović” Zrenjanin","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres","882973832","105539565 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Zrenjanin","Serbia",null,"Serbia","Mistcon, Milan Stupar PR, Studio do Mano DOO, Zrenjanin","114641933, 109203293"]
["RORS00307","Promoting resilience of health systems and equal access to skin and liver care through RORS screening and treatment solutions","\"Victor Babes\" University of Medicine and Pharmacy Timisoara","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations","997902051","4269215 | 4269215 | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania","ATU Advertising SRL","RO14011026"]
["RORS00223","Connected health and social care services in the border region","Caritas Banat Sanctus Gerhardus Association","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","883286657","4118492 | 4118492 | n/a (EN)","CIACOVA","Romania",null,"Romania"]
["RORS00223","Connected health and social care services in the border region","Deta Municipality","N","partner","Local public authority","937116904","2503378 | 2503378 | N/A (EN)","Deta","Romania",null,"Romania"]
["RORS00223","Connected health and social care services in the border region","GERONTOLOGICAL CENTER KIKINDA","Y","lead","Infrastructure and (public) service provider","883629940","100507352 | 100507352 | N/A (EN)","Kikinda","Serbia",null,"Serbia"]
["RORS00013","Early Diagnosis - Living Well With Dementia","Spitalul Judeţean de Urgenţă Reşiţa; County Emergency Hospital Resita","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"1061626 | 1061626","Resita","Romania","RESITA","Romania","S.C. SUPERMEDICAL S.R.L.","1.141.596,00","SRM Medical, ZENMED SOLUTIONS, SIEMENS HEALTHCARE SRL","18746225, 16574751, 36153005"]
["RORS00013","Early Diagnosis - Living Well With Dementia","Special Hospital for Psychiatric Diseases \"Dr Slavoljub Bakalovic\" Vrsac","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"08044821 | 102084791 | N/A (EN)","Vršac","Serbia","Vršac","Serbia","Mistcon PR Vršac, Mistcon PR, Ingrato ING PR, Rasing DOO Vrsac, MIT DOO Novi Sad, Time computers PR Vrsac, SN Line design PR","114641933, 114641933, 107252537, 102083740, 100456236, 100912768, 110154896"]
["RORS00216","Neuro-Cardiology - From Prevention to Rehabilitation","Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases Timisoara","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres","935779662","5189211 | 5189211 | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania"]
["RORS00216","Neuro-Cardiology - From Prevention to Rehabilitation","Special Hospital for Psychiatric Diseases \"Dr Slavoljub Bakalovic\" Vrsac","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres","893289006","102084791 | N/A | 08044821 - reg. no. (EN)","Vršac","Serbia","Vrsac","Serbia"]
["RORS00267","ORALERT 2025: Equal access to innovative screening solutions for oral HPV","\"Victor Babeș\" University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Timișoara","Y","lead","N.a.","997902051","4269215 | 4269215 | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania","Insight Group SRL","RO16674319"]
["RORS00267","ORALERT 2025: Equal access to innovative screening solutions for oral HPV","General Hospital „Đorđe Joanović” Zrenjanin","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"105539565 | N/A | 08887535 (EN)","Zrenjanin","Serbia",null,"Serbia","JELENA PETROV PR KTIRIO VRŠAC, PR Consult Directions","114714205, 110074564 / 64631896"]
["RORS00268","Prevention and disaster management across borders","Sacalaz Commune","Y","lead","Local public authority","883109050","5439113 | 5439113 | N/A (EN)","Sacalaz","Romania",null,"Romania"]
["RORS00268","Prevention and disaster management across borders","Volunteer Firefighting Association Orom","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","883215459","100789108 | 100789108 | N/A (EN)","Orom","Serbia",null,"Serbia"]
["RORS00191","EQUALITY IN ACCESS FOR VULNERABLE GROUPS TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES IN BANAT","Health Center in Pancevo","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres","882948321","(PIB) 106481499 | (MB) 08913889 | N/A (EN)","Pancevo","Serbia","Pancevo","Serbia","Time Computers PR Vrsac, Elektrometal Plus DOO Beograd","100912768, 106467556"]
["RORS00191","EQUALITY IN ACCESS FOR VULNERABLE GROUPS TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES IN BANAT","BOZOVICI COMMUNE","Y","lead","Local public authority","882990031","3228055 | 3228055 | NOT APLICABLE (EN)","Bozovici","Romania","Bozovici","Romania","TRUTA CRISTINA PFA, GÎRU MARIANA-TRĂENICA PFA, SC BANAT MEDIA SRL, RAICHICI LIUBITA PFA, CS GEMINI INFOGHID SRL, VED UTILITY STORE SRL","No/24518680, No/48009578, Yes/17107614, no/44121926, yes/16913777, Yes/3228055"]
["RORS00009","Together we can beat cancer","County Emergency Hospital Drobeta Turnu Severin","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres","123456789","4222239 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Drobeta Turnu Severin","Romania","Drobeta Turnu Severin","Romania","SC 3M PROJECT SRL, SC MEDIST IMAGING&POC SRL, SC NOSCE GROUP SRL","174762, 78.850, 3102,70","SC SYNTTERGY CONSULT SRL, SC KARL STORZ ENDOSCOPIA ROMANIA SRL","14446373, 22505268"]
["RORS00009","Together we can beat cancer","Emergency Municipal Clinical Hospital Timisoara","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres","123456789","4483447 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania","INFOCENTER SRL, PAPERCUT SUPPLIES SRL, AVANGARDE BUSINESS GROUP SRL, KARL STORZ ENDOSCOPIA ROMANIA , THEREE PHARM SRL, TEAMDEV DIGITAL IDEA S.R.L.,  AVANGARDE BUSINESS GROUP SRL , LG PHARM SRL, MEDTRONIC ROMANIA SRL","16474833, 3287, 15010, 115140, 26361386, 46034907, 32128882, 22972425, 35182347","SYNTTERGY CONSULT","RO 14446373"]
["RORS00009","Together we can beat cancer","Health Care Center Veliko Gradiste","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres","123456789","101364553 | 17185918 | N/A (EN)","Veliko Gradište","Serbia","Veliko Gradište","Serbia","Alpha imaging d.o.o.","101738634"]
["RORS00009","Together we can beat cancer","Kladovo Health Care Center","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres","123456789","100697491 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Kladovo","Serbia","Kladovo","Serbia"]
["RORS00004","Safer climate within the Romanian-Serbian border area","General Inspectorate of the Romanian Police","N","partner","National public authority","952516042","4453144 | N/A | N/A (EN)","Bucharest","Romania","Bucharest","Romania","SC PRAGMA COMPUTERS SRL, SC AUTO NOVEX SRL, SC FORMWERK SRL, SC BLUESCPACE TECHNOLOGY SRL","RO3164881, RO 26928228, RO32988372, 28627965"]
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["RORS00043","SMART CROSSBORDER RESILIENCE IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS","CARAȘ-SEVERIN COUNTY GENDARME INSPECTORATE Gl. bg. Vasile Zorzor","N","partner","Regional public authority","884066731","4396308 | NOT APLICABLE | NOT APLICABLE (EN)","Resita","Romania","Resita","Romania"]
["RORS00043","SMART CROSSBORDER RESILIENCE IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS","Inspectorate for Emergency Situations \"Semenic\" of Caraş-Severin County","N","partner","Regional public authority","884105143","3472091 | NA | NA (EN)","Resita","Romania","Resita","Romania"]
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["RORS00022","Joint solutions for cross-border labor market","Diaspora Foundation","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","931494687","5776801 | 5776801 | n/a (EN)","Timisoara","Romania","Timisoara","Romania"]