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["ROMD00157","CROSS-BORDER NETWORK OF CULTURE IASI-SOROCA",null,"In the cross-border area, the cultural heritages sites and cultural / historical attractions are not promoted enough, they are not known by tourists, are not interlinked through cultural and tourism networks, an initiative in this direction could put them in better value and are not promoted. Restoration, consolidation and preservation of the cultural heritages sites will restore their beauty, they will last for future generations, they will become attractive for tourists. \nAnother problem in the cross-border area is the lack of experience and the limited offer of services for the organization of cultural events, the lack of a tourism development strategy, at the level of the cross-border area, for cultural heritage sites, such as churches – cultural and historical monuments. \n\nThe 4 partners involved in the project, Parish ”Sfintii Teodori” as Lead Partner, Religious Community Parish with The Dedication Day ”Sfantul Mare Mucenic Dimitrie” from the Orthodox Church of Moldova, The Soroca City, ”Soarta” Public Association and The Solidarity and Hope Foundation, as Partners, are also considered final beneficiaries of the project, because the project will enhance their partnership, will create new opportunities and will enlarge their area of expertise on promoting local culture and preserving historical heritage.\n\nThe project specific objective: Increasing the number of visitors in Iasi and Soroca by 1500 people in the first year after the completion of the project in order to strengthen the role of culture, sustainable development of tourism, economic development and social inclusion in Romania and the Republic of Moldova.\nThe Communication objective: Implementing an online promotion campaign, organizing joint events in the cross-border area, promoting specific cultural and religious identity, in order to increase the number of visitors in Romania and the Republic of Moldova, city of Soroca and city of Iasi.\n\nThe main output and result of the project:\n- 4 organisations cooperating across borders – the Lead Partner and the 3 Partners involved in project implementation and durability period.\n- 2 cultural and tourism sites supported are: Parish ”Sfintii Teodori” Iasi and Religious Community Parish with The Dedication Day ”Sfantul Mare Mucenic Dimitrie”, Soroca City. The investments in cultural heritage contribute to increasing attractiveness by promoting cultural identity, inclusion in tourism and cultural networks.\n- a common strategy in the field of cultural and religious tourism, to increase the attractiveness and the number of visitors in city of Iasi and city of Soroca, developed by the 4 partners of the project, from both countries.\n- The estimated number of annual visitors of cultural and tourism sites supported is 1500 visitors in the first year after the completion of the intervention.\nThe number of visitors in the cross-border area will increase due to online promotion campaign and the events, activities for the promotion of the 2 restored, preserved cultural heritage sites (the 2 churches in the City of Iasi and the City of Soroca) and all the promotin activities of the project. \n\nThe participants of the promotion events, training on the organization of cultural events, exchange of knowledge and best practices may be members of Parishes and Churches from Romania and Republic of Moldova, members of NGOs, cultural and historical heritages sites, public and private institutions, museums, cultural centers, from city of Iasi and city of Soroca or from Romania and Republic of Moldova cross-border. In order to solve the problem of the lack of experience and the limited offer of services for the organization of cultural events, at the level of the cross-border area, will be organized a Training on the organization of cultural events, exchange of knowledge and best practices.\n\nTrainings, workshops, information events and promotion of cultural values, promotion events of the 2 restored cultural heritages sites in city of Iasi and City of Soroca, will be organized for Priests, teachers, students, people passionate about painting, conductors of choirs, representatives of music schools, Palaces of culture, priests. The participants in the promotional activities, events, trainings, workshops, will disseminate the information to the communities they come from, will encourage the visit of the restored preserved cultural heritage sites and other heritage objectives in the cross-border area.\n\nThe online campaign for the promotion of the 2 restored, preserved cultural heritage sites (the 2 churches in the City of Iasi and the City of Soroca) and all the activities of the project, will address to the general public in the cross-border area Romania - Republic of Moldova, increasing the attractiveness and tourist potential in the cross-border area, increasing the number of visitors in the City of Iasi and the City of Soroca.",null,"2025-05-27","2027-05-26","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",1666414.55,null,1499773.09,90,"Increasing the number of visitors in Iasi and Soroca by 1500 people in the first year after the completion of the project in order to strengthen the role of culture, sustainable development of tourism, economic development and social inclusion in Romania and the Republic of Moldova.",null,"Iasi, Soroca","RO, MD",{"$nulls":5},4]
["ROMD00689","Volunteer Network for Emergency Intervention",null,"The objective of the Volunteer Network for Emergency Intervention project is to Increasing the number of trained volunteers in each community through targeted training sessions on climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention, and ecosystem-based approaches in 18 months. \n\nThrough this project, a disaster volunteer network will be established and equipped with specific gear\n\nThe project \"Cross-Border Volunteer Network for Emergency Interventions in the Republic of Moldova - Romania\" is necessary in the context of promoting adaptation to climate change and preventing disaster risks and enhancing resilience, considering ecosystem-based approaches. This is due to the following reasons:\n\nIncreased risks of natural disasters: Climate change has led to an increase in the frequency and intensity of natural disasters, such as floods, droughts, wildfires, and others. Therefore, there is a growing need for intervention and preparedness to address these threats.\n\nImportance of ecosystem-based approaches: Ecosystem-based approaches are crucial for adapting to climate change and managing disaster risks. Protecting and sustainably managing natural ecosystems can play a significant role in reducing the vulnerability of communities to disasters and increasing their resilience.\n\nNeed for rapid and efficient intervention: In the case of natural disasters, rapid and efficient intervention can save lives and reduce material damage. A well-prepared and coordinated volunteer network can be vital in providing immediate assistance and supporting recovery and reconstruction efforts.\n\nCross-border collaboration: Climate change and disaster risks do not recognize national borders. Therefore, a cross-border approach is essential for efficiently managing these challenges. By establishing a cross-border volunteer network, the project can promote the exchange of knowledge and best practices between regions and strengthen collaboration in disaster prevention and management.\n\nThe project addresses identified common challenges and opportunities through several innovative methods:\n\nVolunteer-based emergency response: The project establishes a cross-border volunteer network for emergency interventions, harnessing the power of volunteers to respond rapidly and efficiently to natural disasters. By mobilizing volunteers from Tulucesti Commune and the Sireti Commune, the project enhances the emergency response capacity in the region.\n\nEcosystem-based disaster risk reduction: Recognizing the importance of ecosystem-based approaches, the project integrates ecosystem management principles into disaster risk reduction strategies. This involves measures such as reforestation, wetland restoration, and sustainable land management to enhance natural resilience to disasters.\n\nTechnological solutions: The project leverages technology to improve disaster preparedness and response. This includes the use of mobile applications for volunteer coordination, geographic information systems (GIS) for risk mapping, and early warning systems for disaster alerts.\n\nCross-border collaboration: By promoting collaboration between Tulucesti Commune and the Sireti Commune, the project encourages knowledge exchange, joint training exercises, and coordinated response efforts. This cross-border approach enhances regional cooperation and strengthens disaster resilience on both sides of the border.\n\nOverall, the project introduces a comprehensive and integrated approach to disaster risk reduction, combining volunteering, ecosystem management, technology, and cross-border collaboration. Its innovative and solution-oriented approach aims to advance the practice of disaster risk reduction in the region and contribute to building more resilient communities.\n\nImprovement of coordination and response: A cross-border approach facilitates coordination and rapid exchange of information and resources in emergency situations, leading to a more efficient response and reducing the impact of disasters.\n\nEnhancement of bilateral and regional relationships: The project can strengthen relations between the two countries and promote better understanding and cooperation within the region, contributing to its stability and sustainable development.\n\nEnhancement of risk management capacity: Cross-border collaboration enables the exchange of best practices and experiences between countries, contributing to the improvement of risk management capacity and the building of more resilient communities.\n\nIn conclusion, a cross-border/transnational/inter-regional approach is essential for efficiently achieving the project's objectives and obtaining sustainable benefits for all involved parties.\n.",null,"2025-06-05","2026-12-04","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_1) Green Communities","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",333224,null,299901.6,90,"The objective of  the Volunteer Network for Emergency Intervention project is to Increasing the number of trained volunteers in each community through targeted training sessions on climate change adaptation, disaster risk prevention, and ecosystem-based approaches in 18 months. \n",null,"SIRETI VILLAGE, Tulucesti Commune","MD, RO",null,"România (RO), Tulucesti, Principala, 12, 8007300\nMoldova (MD), SIRETI VILLAGE, Mihai eminescu, 3, MD 3731\n",null,null,null,2]
["ROMD00278","Green eyes for green actions",null,"The collaborative project between partners from Romania and the Republic of Moldova represents a groundbreaking initiative aimed at enhancing the environmental, economic, and social fabric of the cross-border region through the regeneration of urban and rural green areas and the establishment of green educational networks. This project, grounded in sustainability, community engagement, and innovation, seeks to address pressing environmental challenges while fostering sustainable development and bilateral cooperation.\nThe primary objective of the project is to develop of joint actions aimed at increasing the population's awareness of the conservation of nature's biodiversity and green infrastructure to reduce all forms of pollution during the implementation of the project.\nThe younger generation, although seemingly lacking strength in dealing with environmental public policies, is the one that will bear the effects of current decisions. It is important to explain to the younger generation the implications of actions or inactions regarding the environment and the protection of biodiversity. The \"Volunteer for more GREEN\" actions, the regeneration of cross-border urban and rural green areas, and the pilot action on the regeneration of educational spaces are some examples of a bottom-up approach to issues with a positive impact on local and cross-border communities. If the big strategies translated into operational programmes aim at large-scale actions translated into major projects at city, county or regional level, this project targets small, local and cross-border communities.\nThe project is poised to create a myriad of lasting impacts on both the environmental landscape and the social fabric of the Romania-Republic of Moldova cross-border region. By regenerating green areas and establishing educational green networks, the project contributes to the creation of healthier, more sustainable, and resilient communities. Environmental improvements, such as enhanced biodiversity and better air quality, are complemented by social benefits, including increased community engagement, improved mental and physical health, and the promotion of sustainable lifestyles.\nFurthermore, the project serves as a replicable model for other regions, demonstrating the feasibility and benefits of integrating green spaces into urban and rural planning, as well as education. The successful implementation of this project can inspire similar initiatives, spreading the principles of sustainability and environmental regeneration across borders and beyond.\nThis collaborative project between partners from Romania and the Republic of Moldova stands as a testament to the power of cross-border cooperation in addressing environmental challenges, promoting sustainable development, and building resilient communities. Through its strategic outputs and comprehensive approach, the project not only enhances the environmental and social landscape of the involved territories but also sets a precedent for future collaborative efforts in the region and beyond.",null,"2025-03-25","2026-09-24","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_1) Green Communities","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",284513,null,256061.7,90,"Enhance the resilience of Galati and Cahul to climate change impacts by improving biodiversity conservation and promoting sustainable community practices within the project’s duration.",null,"Cahul, Galati","MD, RO",{"$nulls":5},3]
["ROMD00279","Innovative Actions for Enhanced Public Administration and Cross-border Cooperation",null,"NOVA-CROSS is a collaborative initiative addressing the shared challenges of the border region of Galati, Romania, and Cahul, Moldova, focusing on enhancing administrative capacities and fostering sustainable cross-border cooperation. The project aims to empower local authorities and stakeholders in the Lower Prut region through comprehensive training, resource center development, a Joint Action Plan, and improved cross-border collaboration facilitated by study visits and joint events.\n\nCommon Challenge: The project addresses several key challenges, including limited institutional capacity, uneven regional development, inadequate cooperation among local actors, and limited capacity of local administrations to effectively utilize EU funding and manage cross-border cooperation initiatives, hindering sustainable development. These issues are particularly acute in the targeted cross-border region, impacting overall quality of life and sustainable development prospects.\n\nOverall Objective and Expected Change: The main goal of the NOVA-CROSS project is to improve administrative capacity and governance transparency, leading to sustainable development and improved quality of life in the region. The project seeks to create a more cohesive, cooperative environment across the border, addressing shared challenges and leveraging opportunities for growth and development.\n\nMain Outputs and Beneficiaries: Key outputs include:\n\n\n1.\tTargeted Training Programs: To upgrade skills in project management, implementation, and handling of EU-funded projects.\n\n\n2.\tEstablishment of Resource Centers: In Cahul and Tulucesti, acting as support and knowledge hubs.\n\n\n3.\tDevelopment of a Joint Action Plan: To strengthen public administration and cross-border cooperation, focusing on legal synchronization, capacity building, and infrastructure improvements.\n\n\n4.\tEnhanced Cross-Border Collaboration: Facilitated through study visits, networking events, and forums, promoting shared learning and cooperation.\n\nBeneficiaries are primarily local authorities, municipal specialists, NGO staff, and community members in the Lower Prut region.\n\nApproach and Cross-Border Necessity: The project's cross-border/transnational approach is crucial for addressing common challenges, sharing resources and expertise, and fostering cohesive regional development. This strategy ensures that solutions are developed and implemented collaboratively, benefiting from diverse experiences and perspectives.\n\nInnovative Aspects: NOVA-CROSS is innovative in its comprehensive strategy to tackle territorial challenges, emphasizing long-term sustainability and participatory processes. Its multifaceted approach, integrating various stakeholders and focusing on both immediate and future needs, sets it apart as a forward-thinking initiative in regional development.\n\nImpact on Current Situation: The project is expected to significantly enhance administrative efficiency, promote equal regional development, increase financial autonomy, and improve access to European funds. It aims to foster transparency and cooperation among local actors, leading to more effective public administration, better planning, and decision-making, thus contributing to the socio-economic upliftment of the Galati-Cahul cross-border region.",null,"2025-03-12","2026-09-11","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_3a) Cooperation across borders","ISO6.2. Enhance efficient public administration by promoting legal and administrative cooperation and cooperation between citizens, civil society actors and institutions, in particular with a view to resolving legal and other obstacles in border regions (strands A, C, D and, where appropriate, strand B)","PO6 (ISO1) A better cooperation governance","171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",265937.8,null,239344.02,90,"Enhancing the capacity of local authorities through a 'bottom-up' approach, with a specific emphasis on efficiently absorbing European Funds and fostering enhanced collaboration with non-state actors in the Galati-Cahul cross-border region.",null,"Galati, Cahul","RO, MD",{"$nulls":5},3]
["ROMD00410","Promoting digital tourism in the cross-border area Romania-Republic of Moldova with impact on social inclusion",null,"The existence of the tourist potential in the two countries, the interest shown by the two sides of the border to capitalize on this potential, the visits of tourists from both sides of the border, but also the attraction of tourists from other European countries, will lead to an economic development sustainable in the border area between Romania and Republic of Moldova on the principle of cross-border cooperation. The citizens of the two countries have been in a state of semi-isolation for a long time as a result of inflexible policies practiced during communism, and the desire for closeness and knowledge is greater than ever.\nThe cross-border project between Botoșani County Council from Romania and Vadu Lui Voda city in the Republic of Moldova aims to address several common territorial challenges in promoting tourism and fostering regional development:\n-\tMarketing and promotion - effective promotion of tourism attractions and activities is essential for attracting visitors. Both regions encounter challenges in marketing their tourism offerings effectively, including limited resources and expertise in tourism marketing strategies;\n-\tCultural and historical promotion - showcasing cultural heritage sites and historical landmarks can be a challenge, particularly in regions with limited funding. The Promodigi-T project aims to address these challenges by promoting cultural heritage sites that will attract more tourists;\n-\tSustainable tourism development - balancing the economic benefits of tourism with environmental and social considerations is important for sustainable tourism development. Both regions face challenges related to managing tourism growth sustainably, including mitigating environmental impacts and ensuring the equitable distribution of tourism benefits;\n-\tCross-Border cooperation - enhancing collaboration and coordination between neighbouring regions can be challenging due to differences in governance structures, regulations, and priorities. The project aims to overcome these challenges by facilitating cross-border cooperation and fostering partnerships between local authorities and other interested stakeholders;\n-\tAccessibility and connectivity - improving accessibility and connectivity between the two regions can help facilitate tourism flows and enhance the visitor experience. \n\nThis project aims to intensify cross-border cooperation in the field of tourism, with an impact on the quality of life of people in the border area between Botosani County and Vadul lui Vodă City.\nThe specific objectives that will be achieved by the partners of this project:\n- Creation of a tourist information Center in the city of Vadul lui Vodă by rehabilitating an existing building\n- Promoting the tourist potential in Botoşani County and Vadul lui Vodă City through suitable digital instruments\n- Exchange of good practices in the field of promoting local tourism through 2 workshops organized in Botoșani and Vadul lui Vodă\n- The development of a common development Strategy in the field of cross-border tourism\nThe main outputs that the project will produce are:\n- two organisations wich will cooperates across border in the field of tourism promotion: Botoșani County and Vadul lui Vodă City Hall\n- a common (RO-MD) cross-border tourism promotion Strategy will be contracted by Botoșani County and developed during project implementation\nCross-border cooperation is essential to achieve the project's objectives for the following reasons:\n- By collaborating across borders, the project can access a wider array of resources and expertise. Different regions or countries may have varying strengths and assets, which, when combined, can result in more significant and efficient improvements.\n- Cross-border cooperation allows for the exchange of knowledge and best practices. Botoșani County Council and The City of Vadul lui Vodă can learn from each other's experiences and approaches. This knowledge exchange can lead to innovative solutions and better outcomes in the field of tourisme promoting\n- The benefits of the project extend beyond the immediate project partners and target groups. The entire project area and program area benefit from the improved tourisme services and the good practices exchanges\n\nThe cross-border cooperation is needed to achieve the project’s objectives and result also because Botoșani County Council has a special involvement in supporting the tourism sector, promoting tourist objectives and increasing their tourist attractiveness,thus being able to share his expertise in this field.Also, the Botoșani County Council has extensive expertise in the management of projects financed from non-reimbursable funds.\nThe innovative nature of the project consists in the digital tools that will be implemented to achieve its objectives: website for tourism promotion, mobile phone application, digital map, interactive digital totems, etc.",null,"2025-04-05","2026-10-04","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",239341.58,null,215407.41,90,"This project aims to intensify cross-border cooperation in the field of tourism, with an impact on the quality of life of people in the border area between Botosani County and Vadul lui Vodă City.\nThe specific objectives that will be achieved by the partners of this project through:\n- Creating a Tourist Information Center in the city of Vadul lui Vodă by rehabilitating an existing building\n- Promoting the tourist potential in Botoşani County and Vadul lui Vodă City through suitable digital instruments\n- Exchanging  good practices in the field of promoting local tourism through 2 workshops organized in Botoșani and Vadul lui Vodă\n- Developing a common cross-border Strategy in the field of cross-border tourism.",null,"Vadul lui Vodă, Botosani","MD, RO",{"$nulls":5},2]
["ROMD00136","CULTURISE: Culture and Sustainable Tourism for Social Inclusion and Innovation in RMD and RO","CULTURISE: Cultură și Turism Durabil pentru Incluziune Socială și Inovație în Republica Moldova și România","The \"CULTURISE: Culture and Sustainable Tourism for Social Inclusion and Innovation in Republic of Moldova and Romania\" project promotes the cross-boarder cooperation between two NGO’s from RO and MD that focus their attention in promoting the cultural heritage and sustainable turism on both sides of Prut River. The targeted ares from Romania are situated in Iasi, Botosani and Vaslui Conties and from Republic of Moldova are situated in Chisinau, Orhei, Soroca, Ungheni districts. \nActivities:\n-Identification/evaluation of the material cultural heritage of Iași, Botosani and Vaslui counties and the Republic of Moldova. During this activity The Cultural Map of the Cross-border Region will be developed as a common network in the field of tourism and culture and presents 20 touristic objectives from Romania situated in Iasi, Botosani and Vaslui Conties and 20 touristic objectives from Republic of Moldova situated in Chisinau, Orhei, Soroca, Ungheni districts. It will also remain a reference tool even after the end of the project. This map represents an element of social innovation, offering an accessible and transparent way for people interested to explore and understand the wealth of cultural heritage in the targeted regions by the project, it stimulates the active involvement of local communities in the promotion and preservation of their heritage, represents an innovative educational tool offering users a way to learn and discover more about the history and cultural traditions of the targeted regions and especially will serve as a source of inspiration for future projects, stimulating social innovation in terms of managing and promoting cultural heritage.\n-Promoting, making accessible and valorizing cultural heritage by running an online campaign to promote material cultural heritage\n-Promotion, accessibility and valorization of cultural heritage by organizing a face-to-face promotion campaign in the Republic of Moldova\n-Promotion, accessibility and valorization of material cultural heritage through the organization of tourist circuits in Romania and the Republic of Moldova – 2 touristic circuits will be organized where 80 persons from RO and MD will participate.\n-Organization of workshops for the promotion of material cultural heritage\n-Exchange of knowledge and good practices in the field of maintenance and revitalization of cultural heritage areas and sites in the cross-border region\n-Campaign to disseminate the best practices guide in the field of maintenance and revitalization of cultural heritage areas and sites in the cross-border region\n-Organization of the Cross-border Cultural Festival: Heritage in Exchange, in Romania and the Republic of Moldova - The RO Festival brings together 90 people from the MD, and the MD Festival also brings together 90 people from RO. The festival takes place over 2days in RO and 2days in MD, offering participants the opportunity to connect, learn from each other and contribute to the sustainable development of cultural heritage.",null,"2025-03-13","2026-05-12","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",329779.91,null,296801.91,90,"The specific objective (SO) of the project is to capitalise sustainable tourism in economic\ndevelopment during 14 moths by to strengthening the role of cultural patrimony from cross-border\narea (IS, BT si VS și RMD) fostering, in this way, social inclusion in a social innovation manner\nthrough joint interventions in promotion campaigns, cultural events and developing an innovative\nproduct like a cross border cultural map, an action plan and exchanges of experience for large public\nand also workshops for non-specialists in the field, but which are responsible (through their daily\nactivity) for managing cultural heritage in order to transform them in great promoters of the sites that\nthey are guard and maintain, all this with the grater aim of increasing the importance of tourism\npotential in cross border economy.\nThe SO will directly contribute to the programme' result indicators:  RCR84_2.3, RCR79_2.3, RCR77_2.3.",null,"Iași, Soroca","RO, MD",{"$nulls":5},2]
["ROMD00648","Promotion of intangible heritage and national culture in Romania and Republic of Moldova",null,"The \"KULtura\" project is an innovative initiative designed to foster cultural heritage promotion and bolster tourism across the border regions of Romania and the Republic of Moldova. This project emerges in response to the common challenge within the programme area: the underutilization of rich intangible cultural heritage as a means to stimulate cross-border tourism and cooperation. The overall objective is to promote cultural heritage at a bilateral level between Romania and the Republic of Moldova by developing common actions to increase the number of tourists and organizations cooperating across borders during the implementation of the project. The project seeks to increase the number of tourists and organizations cooperating across borders during its implementation. The expected change is a significant enhancement in the recognition, appreciation, and engagement with the intangible cultural heritage of the cross-border area, leading to an increase in tourism and a strengthened collaborative network of cultural organizations. This includes a marked rise in the visibility of cultural assets, improved cross-border cultural cooperation, and the creation of sustainable tourism models that leverage cultural heritage for economic development.\nThe \"KULtura\" project adopts a comprehensive, cross-border approach, recognizing that the shared cultural heritage between Romania and the Republic of Moldova transcends national boundaries and requires collaborative efforts for its effective promotion and valorization. This approach involves: Jointly tackling the underexplored potential of intangible cultural heritage in fostering tourism and economic growth; Collaborative organization of cultural events and campaigns to showcase the rich intangible heritage of the regions; Development of an interactive tourist route map to guide visitors through significant cultural sites across the border; Creation of architectural guidelines to preserve traditional rural environments, enhancing the authenticity of the tourist experience.\nA cross-border approach is essential to address these aims due to the shared nature of the cultural heritage and the mutual benefits of increased tourism. This strategy facilitates the pooling of resources, expertise, and promotional efforts, creating a unified and compelling cultural tourism offering that attracts a broader audience than isolated national efforts could achieve.\nUnlike projects focusing solely on physical sites, \"KULtura\" emphasizes the intangible aspects of culture, such as traditions, crafts, and folklore, bringing these to the forefront of the tourism experience. The project pioneers in developing cultural competencies across borders, ensuring that stakeholders on both sides are equipped to jointly valorize and promote their shared heritage. It breaks new ground by elaborating architectural guidelines tailored to the local specifics of the rural environment in Southern Moldova and Romania, ensuring development respects and enhances traditional architectural styles. The establishment of a cross-border tourism network and the organization of cultural trips represent a novel approach to creating sustainable tourism models that are deeply rooted in cultural exchange and cooperation.\nThe project aspires to transform the current situation by creating a vibrant, cross-border cultural tourism sector that not only contributes to the economic development of the regions involved but also fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of their shared cultural heritage. Through its innovative approaches and collaborative framework, \"KULtura\" sets a new standard for how intangible cultural heritage can be harnessed to drive transnational cooperation and tourism.",null,"2025-03-27","2026-09-26","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",330004.05,null,297003.64,90,"Increase the number of tourists in cross-border regions with 10% by promoting over 20 cultural objectives through joint cultural events, folkloric research, and an interactive tourist route map by the project's conclusion",null,"Valeni, Cahul, Sivita Village, Tulucesti Village","MD, RO",null,"România (RO), Tulucesti Village, Calea Galati, 165, 807300\nMoldova (MD)\nRomânia (RO), Sivita Village, Covurlui, 15, 807301\n",null,null,null,4]
["ROMD00216","Upgrade of the Cross-Border Regional Hub of Competences for the Automotive Industry for Green and Digital Emerging Trends",null,"The automotive industry is one of cross-border region’s main vector for industrialization; it is also one of the first industries that has leveraged the area’s intelligence and creativity through R&D centers that are the promotors of key trends at international level. The evolution of this industry has to be supported because it has the potential to transform the cross-border area into a regional pole of excellence in the field. Higher education institutions that offer automotive-related programs and degrees must adapt to new green and digital trends in the automotive industry to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful careers. Emerging trends in higher education related to the automotive sector include: (1) Electrification and Sustainable Mobility with a curriculum focus on electric vehicles (EVs) and sustainable mobility solutions, including coursework on battery technology, EV design, and charging infrastructure; (2) Autonomous and Connected Vehicles with courses on autonomous vehicle technology, including artificial intelligence, sensor systems, and self-driving algorithms; (3) Advanced Manufacturing with courses on additive manufacturing techniques and Industry \n\n4.0; (4) Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Design - educating students about sustainable materials and design practices to reduce the environmental impact of vehicle manufacturing, including circular economy principles into automotive engineering programs.\n\nThe CROSSCOMP \n\n2.0 project proposes an original integrated approach for the upgrade of the existing Cross-Border Hub of Competences for the Automotive Industry (CROSSCOMP) that was implemented with the support of the Joint Operational Programme Romania-Republic of Moldova 2014-\n\n2020. The aim is to meet the rising demand of increasing the attractiveness and practical dimension of educational offers of the main technical universities from the cross-border area in the context of adapting to the evolving landscape of the automotive engineering sector by incorporating new green and digital trends and technologies into their programs, to properly address the growing emphasis on sustainability, environmental responsibility, and the reduction of carbon footprints.\n\nCROSSCOMP \n\n2.0 will implement a set of 4 actions addressing the 3 main pillars of higher education (curricular content, academic infrastructure and university staff), as follows: (1) Upgrading the existing joint educational and research strategy in the field of automotive engineering with the emerging green and digital initiatives in the sector, to determine a strategic growth roadmap for the regional academic education; (2) Joint development of new double-degree study programmes at master level in the field of Applied Electronics, by combining a strong academic foundation, cross-border collaboration, industry input, and a commitment to quality, thus increasing the number of academic programs in the cross-border area; (3) Joint upgrading of the academic infrastructure with modern didactic equipment in a number of 3 laboratories, serving 11 automotive engineering related disciplines, in both involved universities, leading to a major improvement of the relevance of the technical high educational offers in the eligible area; (4) Organisation of the Green and Digital Automotive Engineering International Summer School involving students from the two technical universities partners in the project, with a focus on current green and digital trends in car development and research.\n\nAt the programme area regional level, the most important benefit induced by CROSSCOMP \n\n2.0 will reside in creating and strengthening of a common identity of the cross-border region as a forefront ecosystem for automotive industry, by creating the right climate for continuous innovation and sustainable business development in the sector. Our project will tap into the diversity of the cross-border area assets and use them as an opportunity to advance the region in a more creative way. CROSSCOMP \n\n2.0 will create a critical mass and will enable the joint ownership of the results. It will help to reinforce existing cooperation, as well as to optimize and maximize resources. Jointly-developed methods and curricula will result in more advanced training approaches and incorporate good practices from the two countries.\n\nCROSSCOMP \n\n2.0 will provide an important contribution to the achievement of INTERREG VI-A NEXT ROMANIA-REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA Policy Objective 4, Specific Objective \n\n4.1, by ensuring that technical higher education institutions from the cross-border area studies stay agile and responsive to green and digital industry trends to prepare students in an inclusive way for the evolving demands of the automotive sector. This involves continuously updating curricula, investing in didactic infrastructure, and fostering collaboration with industry partners to ensure graduates are well-equipped for the future of automotive technology and mobility.",null,"2025-05-24","2027-05-23","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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","150 Support for tertiary education (excluding infrastructure)","N",849991.49,null,764992.33,90,"The objective of CROSSCOMP 2.0 is upgrade the Cross-Border Regional Hub of Competences for the Automotive Industry, aiming to increase the partners’ institutional capacity to build a labor force linked to the latest green and digital emerging trends of the automotive engineering sector, leading to an increase in the degree of tertiary education students from both sides of the border equipped with the labor market relevant skills, to ensure the improvement of their employment rate and to meet regional companies increasing needs. The objective will be achieved by (1) Improving the quality and relevance of the academic offer, in line with the automotive regional sector needs in emerging green and digital trends, by joint activities to upgrade the common educational and research strategy, and to introduce a new double-diploma master degree programme; (2) Upgrading the didactic infrastructure in 4 laboratories to deliver to students the appropriate practical abilities and technical skills.",null,"Chisinau, Iasi","MD, RO",null,"România (RO), Iasi, Lascăr Catargi, 38, 700107\nMoldova (MD), Chisinau, Studentilor, 9/7, MD-2045\n",null,null,null,2]
["ROMD00493","Knowledge Without Borders: Universal Access to Education and Training in Romania-Moldova","Cunoaștere Fără Frontiere: Acces Universal la Educație și Formare în România-Moldova","The project outlines a comprehensive plan for professional development and knowledge exchange in Romania (RO) and the Republic of Moldova (MD). It aims to improve skills and address challenges in various fields such as education, social work, psychology, agriculture, culture and the arts. Activities include workshops, symposia, campaigns and specialist networking. \nKey points from the text include:\n- Workshops: These are organized for professionals in different sectors to update their skills, adopt innovative practices, and become mentors. Workshops cover diverse topics and include online sessions to facilitate participation across borders (target group for each partner is carried out: RO-60 specialists (AII-45ppl, PBS-15ppl) and MD-60 professionals(LCS).\n- Professional Exchange: This facilitates direct interaction between workshop participants from RO and MD to share knowledge and experiences. It involves workshops, presentations, and informal networking sessions. Each partner will monitor the activity of the selected service provider through its experts:Project manager(PBS-RO) and Project coordinator(AOS-MD).The providers of the 2 events will have to ensure accommodation and transport for 60 workshop participants and 6 companions from the visiting country, venue, coffee break, support materials and meals for all 132 participants RO-MD (visiting and host).\n- Good Practice Guide: A guide in the field of education is developed to promote equal access to inclusive lifelong training services and resilience strategies. It addresses various professionals and includes practical strategies and examples. \n- Dissemination Campaigns: Campaigns are organized to promote the guide and project activities. These include meetings, distribution of materials, and online promotion through social media. To promote and distribute the best practices guide, 2 dissemination campaigns will be organized: 3 meetings in RO(IS, VS and BT county) and 3 meetings in MD(Soroca, Drochia Florești districts).\n- Online Campaign Services: Online campaigns are designed to promote the importance of lifelong training/education, targeting specific demographics through social media platforms and web pages. During the implementation of the activities, the provider will create min. 50 original and different posts. The same post will be published on both FB&Insta and on the project web page \n- Face-to-face Promotion Campaigns: These campaigns aim to inform local communities about the project's objectives and activities, emphasizing the importance of continuing education. Events are organized with presentations, distribution of promotional materials, and press conferences. The campaign will focus on presenting the objectives and activities of the project directly in local communities, and focuses on promoting and raising awareness of the need for continuing education for adults, with an emphasis on improving equal access to quality educational services. 8 events will be organized in MD (3 districts: Soroca, Drochia, Florești) with a minimum number of 35 participants at each meeting.\n- Networking: A network of specialists is created to facilitate collaboration, exchange of ideas, and mentoring. It involves professionals from various fields and promotes diversity and inclusion.\n- Symposiums: Central events are organized to present project results and discuss resilience strategies and adaptation mechanisms. These events involve participants from both countries and include discussions, expert panels, and practical workshops. The RO Symposium, approximately 30 participants from MD and 70 from RO (workshop participants and other people from the targeted fields) will gather to discuss resilience strategies in the field of education, adaptation mechanisms in the profession in which they work and how continuous training supports professional anchoring and professional development to be a good mentor for future generations.The MD Symposium, approximately 30 participants from RO and 70 from MD (workshop participants and other people from the targeted fields).\n\n- Communication Plan: A communication plan is outlined to increase the visibility of the project and inform stakeholders about its objectives and activities. It includes conferences, face-to-face activities, video reportages, online campaigns, and promotion through partners' premises.\nOverall, the text describes a comprehensive initiative aimed at fostering professional development, knowledge exchange, and collaboration between professionals in different sectors across RO and MD.",null,"2025-04-25","2026-04-24","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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","150 Support for tertiary education (excluding infrastructure)","N",329382.37,null,296444.13,90,"The specific objective of the project is to improve equal access and quality life long learning services\nin Iasi (RO) and Soroca City (RMD), with impact in Iasi, Vaslui, Botosani in RO and Floresti, Drochia from\nRMD, during 12 moths, through joint interventions in education services for adults, in order to achieve new competences in an innovative manner in relation with new opportunities that arise for both countries assured by exchanges of experience and trainings for teachers and common events for learning participants including cooperation between stakeholders from education domain.\nThe specific objective of the project will directly contribute to the programme result indicator\nconsisting in 4 organisations cooperating across borders by developing joint educational tools for adults (up-scaled solution - LP1 PBS' best practice from Iasi, RO).",null,"Soroca, Iași","MD, RO",{"$nulls":5},4]
["ROMD00388","Online Cross-Border University Library for Equitable Access to High-Quality Educational Services",null,"The digital divide remains a significant barrier to quality education, particularly in remote and underserved areas of both Romania and Moldova. Many students lack access to essential technology and internet connectivity, limiting their participation in online and distance learning. Traditional teaching methods often do not align with the opportunities and challenges of digital education. Therefore, the CBOL project foresees actions and activities that facilitate access to an innovative education, open to improving the relationship between students and university professors.\nThe overall objective to the project is to increase students' access to quality education by organizing joint actions and modernizing the educational infrastructure to improve academic results throughout the project's implementation period. The project aims to create a CrossBorder Online Library-CBOL that will provide access to a considerable database of scientific articles, books, and academic materials for the students of the two partner universities. Also, training programs will be included for both teachers and students regarding innovative digital methods for distance teaching.\nIn order to strengthen partnership relations and give students access to a wider database, two academic resource centers will be established and equipped within the project. They will work on the tele-education system and will offer free access to both students and university professors. Access to quality education has always been a cornerstone of personal and societal development. Still, recent global events, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, have underscored the urgency of ensuring equitable access to education for all, irrespective of geographical, economic, or physical barriers. The importance of the \"Enhancing Accessible Education through Innovative Solutions\" study lies in its potential to identify the barriers that hinder accessible education and, more importantly, to propose innovative solutions that can significantly enhance the online and distance learning experience. \nThe project CBOL tackles common challenges and opportunities in the program area of Romania and the Republic of Moldova through a multifaceted and innovative approach. It introduces novel solutions while also leveraging existing practices to create a comprehensive strategy for improving education.",null,"2025-04-29","2026-10-28","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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","150 Support for tertiary education (excluding infrastructure)","N",331481.72,null,298333.54,90,"Increasing students' access to quality education by organizing joint actions and upgrading the educational infrastructure to improve academic results throughout the project implementation period.",null,"Chisinau, Galati","MD, RO",null,"România (RO), Galati, Garii, 61-63, 800001\n",null,null,null,2]
["ROMD00417","Transborder Heritage: Unveiling Shared Cultural and Gastronomic Traditions for Sustainable Tourism\"",null,"The challenges that necessitate strategic redressal:\nInsufficiency of Innovative and Niche Offerings: The absence of avant-garde, niche services exclusively emanating from the targeted localities poses a considerable impediment. \nLimited Culinary and Agricultural Diversity: The gastronomic landscape contends with a conspicuous absence of diversity, limiting the region's capacity to showcase its culinary and agricultural nuances. Operators are challenged to elevate their offerings in tandem with the region's distinctive culinary heritage.\nConstrained Variety of Touristic Pursuits: The rural locales grapple with a restricted repertoire of tourist activities, necessitating a strategic diversification to address the discerning preferences of the modern traveler. \nInadequate Promotional and Informational Infrastructure.\nThe project objective:\nImproved capacities of 60 SMEs to innovate and diversify cultural and gastronomic tourism experiences in the project target area, by leveraging the existing infrastructure and expertise developed by the Local Action Groups (LAGs) 'Ștefan cel Mare' and 'Inima Nistrului,'\nThereby enhancing economic opportunities and promoting sustainable tourism practices will increase the annual tourist influx to the targeted regions by 20% over the next three years after the project ends in the 15 rural localities from Iasi and Vaslui counties, Romania, and 5 rural localities from Dubasari and Criuleni rayon, Republic of Moldova.\n\nOutput \n\n1.\n\n1. One cross-border partnership, created to support tourism service providers in the program area.\nLAG Stefan cel Mare from Iasi, Romania, and LAG Inima Nistrului from Dubasari, Republic of Moldova will cooperate during the project implementation period by organizing joint meetings, joint research, joint tourism services, and joint public cultural activities and events in both regions.\nOutput \n\n1.\n\n2. One shared calendar of public cultural events to be organized jointly in the cross-border area covered by the project. The calendar will include activities to be organized during one calendar year i and will represent activities jointly organized by project partners after the project ends.\nOutput \n\n1.\n\n3. Equipment for public cultural activities organized for tourists/visitors of the 2 rural tourism destinations Stefan cel Mare and Inima Nistrului. Will be procured 2 sets of equipment ( one mobile scene for GAL SCM and one professional outdoor kitchen for GAL IN) to consolidate the capacities of the project partners to organize public events and to provide better tourism services for the tourists/visitors of the rural tourism destination area Inima Nistrului ( Dubasar-Criuleni, Republic of Moldova) and Stefan cel Mare ( Iasi-Vaslui, Romania).\nOutput \n\n1.4 Cultural and gastronomic traditions adopted by SMEs for rural Tourism services development \nAt least 10 cultural and/or gastronomic traditions will be chosen by the tourism rural tourism operators or the start-ups to improve their tourism services with new activities for the visitors or will become the main activity for the newly launched tourism services in the project target area. These traditions will be proposed by the realized in the frame of the project research report. The SMEs will test and elaborate on their improved or new services with the support of project experts.\n\nThe project adopts a forward-thinking approach to address the identified common challenges within the Romania-Moldova transborder region, introducing innovative solutions that transcend existing practices in the sector, program area, and participating countries.\nThe identification of recipes and culinary traditions will assist local operators in diversifying their offers of gastronomic and agricultural products to tourists and visitors. The local traditions unveiled and presented to tourism operators will enable them to diversify the activities that tourists visiting the region can engage in, particularly in rural areas. These activities are anticipated to stimulate the creation of new tourism service providers and novel tourist experiences offered by existing providers. Ultimately, the project envisions the organization of public cultural events contributing to the broader promotion of tourism services offered by the project areas. Concurrently, this will enhance the overall promotion of the localities, thereby fostering an increase in tourist and visitor inflow. \nThe cross-border cooperation unlocks synergies, broadens the scope of impact, and ensures a more holistic and sustainable approach to the preservation and promotion of cultural and gastronomic heritage across the transborder region. Common cultural events calendar will increase the attractiveness of the 2 tourism destinations, which are promoted by 2 CSOs with similar scope but with reach and various experience in this regard.",null,"2025-05-31","2026-11-29","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",331229.2,null,298106.28,90,"Improved capacities of 60 SMEs to innovate and diversify cultural and gastronomic tourism experiences in the project target area, by leveraging the existing infrastructure and expertise developed by the Local Action Groups (LAGs) 'Ștefan cel Mare' and 'Inima Nistrului,' thereby enhancing economic opportunities and promoting sustainable tourism practices which will increase the annual tourist influx to the targeted regions by 20% over the next three years.The innovative tourist services created by the project will be activities that result in a new or significantly improved service or product for the territory included in the project or for a specific tourism operator. Innovative components for the project ”Transborder Heritage: Unveiling Shared Cultural and Gastronomic Traditions for Sustainable Tourism\" will be considered services or products that are innovative (new) for the territory included in the project, identified through the research carried out by the PP3 partner.\n",null,"Stauceni, s. Pohrebea, comuna Coșnița, Comuna Aroneanu","MD, RO",null,"România (RO), comuna Aroneanu, str. Rediu Aldei, T85, parcela CC15, 707022\nMoldova (MD), Pohrebea, comuna Cosnita, Sfintul Alexei, 20, MD-4572\n",null,null,null,3]
["ROMD00337","CROSS-border EDUcational Network for Orofacial pain and Craniomandibular disorders",null,"The preparation of dental professionals in the management of orofacial pain (OFP) and craniomandibular disorders (CMD) is a critical aspect of dental education that impacts patient care. Multiple studies have highlighted an important delay between new research findings and their implementation in clinical practice and dental education, suggesting that dental students and even trained dentists often report a lack of confidence and knowledge in diagnosing and treating OFP and CMD. This can lead to misdiagnosis, unnecessary costs, and delays in appropriate care, potentially causing harm to patients. To address this, there is a need to improve education in OFP and CMD at both the undergraduate and continuing education levels, by integrating new findings into the curriculum, which should, in turn, modify clinical protocols. Examples are the paradigm shift away from the formerly believed primary causal role of occlusion in temporomandibular disorders and the growing understanding of other associated mechanisms behind OFP, which has impacted diagnosis and management. Treatment options like counseling, occlusal treatments (reversible as a rule, irreversible by exception), and physiotherapy can be very successful in the hands of the general dental practitioner. There is a need for dental schools in Europe to define new amendments to the proposed competencies for the European dentist, including the development of competencies specific to these disorders, ensuring that general dentists can manage non-complex TMD cases and know when to refer complex cases to specialists.\nThe cross-border regions of Romania and Moldova face similar challenges due to the lack of expertise and educational resources in the field of OFP and CMD. This issue affects the quality of patient care and the standard of medical education in both countries.\nThese findings emphasize the importance of a cross-border educational collaborative network that could facilitate the sharing of current best practices and research between Romania and Moldova, enhancing the standard of dental education and clinical practice in both countries, with the ”Grigore T. Popa” University of Medicine and Pharmacy Iasi, Romania and the ”Nicolae Testemițianu” State University of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Republic of Moldova as partners. In this endeavor, the two public universities will be sustained by all the dental professional associations from Botoșani, Galați, Iași, Vaslui, and Moldova, as well as by the University Apollonia of Iași, with all of them participating as associated organizations. Such a network would allow the integration of the latest research findings into dental curricula and continuing education programs, promoting a standardized level of care for patients with OFP and CMD across border.\nThis project aligns with Priority 2 and directly contributes to Specific Objective \n\n2.1 by enhancing equitable access to inclusive and high-quality education and training services. It prioritizes the development of accessible infrastructure to bolster resilience in distance and online education, through the improvement of diagnostic and treatment training equipment in OFP and CMD for the dental clinics of the partner universities, and by establishing a digital learning platform. This platform will facilitate the online exchange and dissemination of knowledge and resources between different health professionals in Romania and Moldova. The project's objective is to enhance the quality of education and training in OFP and CMD, ensuring access to modern educational facilities and fostering cross-border cooperation, with the specific goal of developing a joint educational network that facilitates the exchange of knowledge.\nThe direct beneficiaries will be students, dentists, and other healthcare specialties professionals involved in OFP and CMD.\nThe project's outputs and outcomes will include (1) the development of both on-site and online training modules and workshops, which will attract an increased number of users each year; (2) the establishment of cross-border partnerships between educational and medical organizations to foster enduring collaboration, especially between the two main universities; (3) the joint creation and application of educational materials and teaching strategies, leading to widespread adoption and integration across educational and healthcare environments.\nThe cross-border approach ensures a comprehensive understanding of OFP and CMD, the sharing of best practices, and the use of innovative digital learning tools to extend the reach of education.\nThe project's innovative aspect lies in its focus on specialized medical fields and in creating an integrated educational platform and a professional network connecting experts from various disciplines and countries. Additionally, the project will implement advanced digital learning technologies to facilitate education access and collaboration and apply joint solutions to shared regional challenges.",null,"2025-05-17","2026-11-16","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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","151 Support for adult education (excluding infrastructure)","N",332970.17,null,299673.14,90,"The specific objective of is to develop a cross-border educational framework to enhance healthcare professionals' proficiency in managing orofacial pain (OFP) and craniomandibular disorders (CMD) in Romania and the Republic of Moldova. This objective is realistic and achievable, with a clear focus on delivering tangible project outputs such as a digital learning platform, specialized educational content, and structured training workshops and seminars.\nThe target audience includes students, and all healthcare professionals within these two countries who are involved in diagnosing and treating OFP and CMD.\n\nTo measure the change, we will track the number of healthcare professionals trained, the usage statistics of the platform, and conduct assessments to gauge improvements in knowledge and skills. The aim is for at least a 30% increase in the competency level of these professionals by the end of the project, thereby significantly improving patient care quality in these territories.",null,"Chișinău, Iași","MD, RO",null,"România (RO), Iași, Kogalniceanu, 9-13, 700454\nRomânia (RO), Iasi, Mihail Kogălniceanu, 9-13, 700454\nMoldova (MD), Chișinău, Mihai Viteazu, 1, 2004\nMoldova (MD), Chișinău, Mihai Viteazu, 1, 2004\n",null,null,null,2]
["ROMD00485","\"YOUTHLINK: Youth Participation in the Education System Processes across the Romania-Moldova Border\"",null,"The project aims to address issues related to youth engagement and participation in Romania and R. Moldova. Common challenges are: limited access to participation opportunities (rural-urban divides, inadequate infrastructure limit access to participation for youth, especially in remote areas; lack of awareness or information about how to engage in civic or decision-making processes prevent stakeholders, including youth, from participating), educational system constraints (schools don’t adequately incorporate opportunities for practical engagement in societal issues of youth, limiting the development of participatory skills and awareness; student councils are either non-existent, inactive, or lack the support and resources needed to effectively engage in meaningful participation), societal and cultural norms – that are adult centric and lean towards the stigmatization of vulnerable groups (from disorganized family background, economically disadvantaged communities, with disabilities, minorities face additional stigma and barriers).\nThe specific objective of the project is to create of cross-border jointly developed models, resources and collaboration ties for strengthening vulnerable youth engagement and participation between Iasi area and the Republic of Moldova\n\"YOUTHLINK\" project provides substantial support to public authorities in Romania and Moldova, emphasizing the critical role of cross-border cooperation in enhancing youth participation. Through a series of targeted activities, the project aims to bridge gaps, share best practices, and foster a collaborative environment that benefits both countries' educational landscapes.\nSupport to Authorities is provided through: \nCapacity Building for School Management: By developing and implementing training programs for teachers, school managers, and counselors, \"YOUTHLINK\" directly enhances the capabilities of school authorities to engage youth in participatory processes. Training ensures that educational leaders understand the value of youth participation, acquire necessary skills for its implementation, and recognize the importance of including vulnerable youth in decision-making processes.\nStrategic Development Assistance: The project aids authorities in both countries by facilitating the development of strategies and action plans aimed at promoting youth participation. Through specialized training sessions and expert facilitation, school managers and student council members are equipped to create effective, inclusive strategies that reflect the needs and aspirations of the most vulnerable youth, .\nPolicy Input & Recommendations: The insights gathered from research and the implementation of the inclusive models for youth engagement provide valuable data that can inform policy decisions and recommendations. By identifying barriers and highlighting successful practices, \"YOUTHLINK\" offers a strong evidence base for authorities to refine educational policies and frameworks to better support youth engagement.\nImportance of Cross-Border Cooperation:\nShared Learning and Practices: Cross-border cooperation facilitated by the project enables the sharing of insights, challenges and practices between Romanian and Moldovan schools. This mutual learning environment helps both countries to adapt and implement strategies fostering innovation in youth participation.\nEnhanced Cultural Understanding and Solidarity: By organizing exchanges and study visits, \"YOUTHLINK\" promotes a deeper understanding and solidarity among youth, educators, and authorities on both sides of the border. These interactions strengthen educational cooperation and lay the groundwork for lasting partnerships that transcend the project's lifespan.\nJoint Action for Common Challenges: The development of a joint cross-border action plan to promote youth participation signifies a unified approach to addressing common challenges. This collaborative effort underscores the recognition that many issues affecting youth participation are shared across borders and that solutions can be more effectively developed and implemented through cooperation.\nAmplified Impact and Sustainability: Cross-border cooperation amplifies the impact of the project, ensuring that the benefits extend beyond national boundaries and contribute to a broader regional strategy for youth engagement. This collaborative framework enhances the sustainability of project outcomes, as shared commitments and resources support the long-term implementation of youth participation initiatives.\nIn summary, \"YOUTHLINK\" project significantly supports educational authorities by providing expertise, strategic development assistance, and policy recommendations while highlighting the indispensable role of cross-border cooperation. By fostering shared learning and joint action, the project enhances the capacity of both Romania and Moldova to create more inclusive, participatory educational systems that empower vulnerable youth for active civic engagement.",null,"2025-05-29","2026-11-28","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_3a) Cooperation across borders","ISO6.2. Enhance efficient public administration by promoting legal and administrative cooperation and cooperation between citizens, civil society actors and institutions, in particular with a view to resolving legal and other obstacles in border regions (strands A, C, D and, where appropriate, strand B)","PO6 (ISO1) A better cooperation governance","171 Enhancing cooperation with partners both within and outside the Member State","N",480362.59,null,432326.33,90,"Creation of cross-border models, resources and collaboration ties for strengthening vulnerable youth engagement and participation between Iasi area and the Republic of Moldova",null,"Iasi, Chisinau, Ungheni","RO, MD",{"$nulls":5},4]
["ROMD00480","Proactive Health Initiative: Building a Healthier Future Together",null,"The project, 'Proactive Health Initiative: Building a Healthier Future Together,' addresses critical healthcare challenges in Romania and the Republic of Moldova. Both countries grapple with aging populations, exacerbated by workforce emigration, healthcare underfinancing, rural-urban healthcare disparities, and medical professional migration. Persistent challenges include poverty, hindering access to essential resources, and an underdeveloped socio-medical culture. This results in a population with high mortality rates and life expectancy below the EU average. \n\nThe objective of the PREVENT project is to enhance healthcare access and resilience in underserved regions of Romania and Moldova. It envisions a transformative change in the current healthcare landscape, emphasizing preventive medicine, bolstering primary health care, reducing disparities, and fostering a shift towards community-based care. \nIn order to tackle the challenges mentioned above, the initiative seeks to bridge existing gaps in healthcare accessibility, especially in rural areas where vulnerable populations, notably the elderly, face challenges in receiving quality medical services. By prioritizing preventive medicine, the project aims to instill a cultural shift towards proactive health management, steering away from reactive care. The emphasis on promoting primary health care aims to strengthen the foundation of healthcare services, ensuring that communities have accessible and comprehensive medical support. A key aspect of the expected change is the transition to community-based care, empowering local communities to actively participate in their health management. Through cross-border collaboration, joint training programs, and the exchange of experiences among medical staff, the project aims to elevate the quality of medical services and create a sustainable model for healthcare delivery.\n\nThe primary outputs of the PREVENT project include the development and implementation of effective tools for health monitoring campaigns, the creation of robust local volunteer networks, comprehensive training sessions for project personnel and volunteers, impactful Healthy Communities Campaigns, informative Health Education Seminars, and a transformative Health Caravan delivering essential healthcare services to vulnerable populations. These outputs aim to enhance healthcare accessibility, instill preventive healthcare practices, and strengthen community engagement. The beneficiaries encompass a wide spectrum, ranging from elderly individuals in rural and disadvantaged small urban areas who will receive improved health assessments and support, to local communities benefitting from sustainable engagement and knowledge sharing. Moreover, project personnel and volunteers will acquire valuable skills, contributing to long-term healthcare improvements. The collaborative efforts and cross-border exchanges facilitated by the project will also benefit local authorities, medical institutions, and stakeholders, fostering a collective commitment to enhancing health and well-being in the targeted regions.\n\nThe project adopts a comprehensive cross-border approach to address critical healthcare challenges in underserved regions of Romania and Moldova. We recognize the shared complexities faced by both countries, including demographic shifts, underfinancing of healthcare, disparities between rural and urban services, and the migration of medical professionals. A cross-border approach is essential as it leverages the strengths of each partner, harmonizes medical service approaches, and fosters collaboration to effectively tackle multifaceted healthcare challenges. By pooling resources and expertise, the project aims to bridge existing gaps, enhance the quality of healthcare, and establish a unified strategy for proactive health management.\n\nWhat sets this project apart is its proactive stance towards preventive healthcare, emphasizing a shift from reactive care to proactive health management. The initiative prioritizes large-scale implementation of preventive medicine actions, introducing innovative tools for health monitoring campaigns, and engaging local communities through volunteer networks and comprehensive training programs. The focus on preventive healthcare is a novel approach in the context of Romania and Moldova, where the transition towards proactive socio-medical services is still evolving. This project serves as a strategic response to this evolving landscape, introducing a pioneering methodology that emphasizes preventive healthcare practices. The collaborative nature of the project, involving joint training programs and exchanges among medical staff from both countries, adds a new dimension to the conventional healthcare delivery model, promoting cross-border knowledge sharing and harmonization of medical services for a healthier future.",null,"2025-05-23","2026-11-22","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",443400.51,null,399060.45,90,"Improve healthcare access and resilience in underserved regions of Romania and Moldova emphasizing preventive medicine, focus on promoting primary health care, reducing disparities, and transitioning to community-based care. ",null,"Chisinau, Bucharest","MD, RO",{"$nulls":5},2]
["ROMD00586","Pilot Project for Environmentally Friendly Algal Biomass Production for Fish Nutrition",null,"Aligned with the call's priority on enhancing protection and preservation of biodiversity and green infrastructure while reducing pollution, the treatment of wastewater from fish farmed in recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) is an essential component for maintaining the quality of natural waters and ensuring optimal conditions for ecosystem preservation. The purpose of this process is to eliminate solid and dissolved waste, as well as to maintain water parameters at adequate levels. Wastewater treatment in recirculating systems is a crucial practice for maintaining sustainability in the aquaculture industry, contributing to the reduction of water consumption, waste, and impact on natural ecosystems.\nAn efficient method of wastewater treatment in RAS involves using it as a nutrient source for cultivating algae to obtain inexpensive algal biomass and utilizing it as a nutrient source for fish cultivation, thus promoting green practices in aquaculture. The use of algae biomass as a nutrient source for fish cultivation is of paramount interest, given its potential to reduce reliance on synthetic nutrient media and lower production costs. This approach not only aligns with the call's objectives but also addresses the need for sustainable aquaculture practices.\nAmong the most efficient algae species used in fish nutrition are Chlorella vulgaris and Spirulina platensis, offering high nutritional value to fish while minimizing environmental impact. To address the challenges associated with the cost of algae cultivation, the project aims to develop, test, and implement an innovative technology for obtaining inexpensive and accessible algal biomass. This technology will be integrated into fish feeds, optimizing dosage for maximum benefit and assessing its impact on fish physiology.\nThe project's activities include developing technology for obtaining algal biomass from wastewater, implementing industrial-scale cultivation, and assessing the nutritional potential and physiological effects on fish. These activities will be carried out at the Research-Development Station for Aquaculture and Aquatic Ecology, serving as the pilot station for testing and refining the technology in real-world conditions. This pilot station will play a crucial role in validating the project's outcomes and facilitating knowledge transfer to stakeholders in both Romania and the Republic of Moldova, promoting sustainable aquaculture practices regionally.\nThe project's approach involves developing technology for obtaining algal biomass from wastewater, implementing industrial-scale cultivation, and assessing the nutritional potential and physiological effects on fish. This cross-border collaboration is essential to leverage expertise from partners such as \"Vasile Şalaru\" Algology Scientific Research Laboratory at the State University of Moldova, responsible for developing and implementing algae cultivation technology; the Faculty of Biology of Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași, responsible for analyzing the physico-chemical properties of wastewater from RAS; and researchers from the Research-Development Station for Aquaculture and Aquatic Ecology, who will analyze the use of algal biomass in fish nutrition and study its influence on the physiological state of fish. Their collective strengths will effectively achieve the project's objectives and facilitate knowledge transfer to stakeholders in Romania and the Republic of Moldova.\nWith regard to main outputs, the project will construct a pilot algae growth station and propose a common action plan for algae growth in RAS wastewater. Local authorities will benefit from improved wastewater recycling and sustainable fish farming solutions. Educational institutions will gain practical technological models and research opportunities. SMEs will access efficient aquaculture methods, reducing costs and improving fish quality. The general public will enjoy high-quality fish products and environmental benefits. The results cannot be achieved without cross-border cooperation between organizations from Romania and Republic of Moldova.\nThe project's novelty lies in its innovative approach to using wastewater as a nutrient source for cultivating algae, subsequently integrating it into fish feeds to promote sustainable aquaculture practices. By addressing the challenges associated with the cost of algae cultivation and leveraging cross-border collaboration, the project introduces new methods for wastewater treatment and fish nutrition, offering a model for sustainable aquaculture in similar regions facing comparable challenges.",null,"2025-05-28","2026-11-27","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_1) Green Communities","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",320553.55,null,288498.18,90,"OG: Increasing the protection and conservation of natural biodiversity and green infrastructure, including urban areas, as well as reducing all forms of pollution through cross-border cooperation over a period of 18 months\nIncreasing the protection and conservation of natural biodiversity and green infrastructure by developing a technology for algae biomass production via cross-border cooperation over 18 months\nDesigning and constructing a functional pilot station over 8 months, integrating algae growth system with fish wastewater, ensuring systems interconnectivity and growth optimization\nImplementing and monitoring algae growth on a large scale, ensuring a constant flow of quality algal biomass over 16 months\nDeveloping feed recipes within 3 months with optimal doses of algae for carp in RAS\nImproving the quality of fish products, and fish and human health as fish consumers, through an innovative technology that optimize growth conditions and maximize algal production over 12 months",null,"Chişinău, Iaşi","MD, RO",null,"România (RO), Iaşi, Iași-Ciurea , km 5, 70718\nRomânia (RO), Iaşi, Carol I Ave., 11, 700505\nRomânia (RO), Ștefănesti, Nicolae Titulescu , 1, 717385\nMoldova (MD), Chişinău, Alexei Mateevici, 60, 2009\n",null,null,null,2]
["ROMD00667","Equipping Tomesti and Ialoveni with emergency response equipment",null,"The field of emergency situations is a crucial pillar for the well-being and security of the local community, as the management of emergencies significantly impacts the safety of human lives. Through preparedness and prompt response to various hazards, ranging from natural disasters to man-made incidents, lives are saved, and suffering is minimized. The overall objective of the project is to enhance the level of security and safety in the involved communities by acquiring modern firefighting equipment. Through this initiative, the communities aim to develop intervention capabilities in emergency situations, with a focus on managing and assisting residents. The acquisition of such equipment will provide communities with a faster and more efficient means of response to any fire-related incident, where reaction time is crucial in limiting damages and protecting the lives of residents.\nThe primary goal of the project is to ensure the protection of lives and property for the residents of the municipalities. By acquiring this equipment, the partnering municipalities aim to reduce the risks and damages caused by unforeseen situations. Additionally, the project will contribute to raising awareness among the population, informing residents about disaster prevention measures and first aid actions. Through the implementation of this project, communities aspire to become more prepared and resilient in facing challenges. Natural disasters pose issues both nationally and locally, causing human and material losses as well as short or long-term negative impacts on the environment.\nThe estimated results to be achieved through this project include the acquisition of equipment for emergency interventions, necessary for the efficient and rapid management of unforeseen situations in the two participating municipalities. The partnership between Tomesti commune in Romania and Ialoveni city in the Ialoveni district of the Republic of Moldova aims to enhance response capacity in emergency situations in both Tomesti and its surroundings, as well as in Ialoveni city. This collaboration seeks to create a network that allows the exchange of information regarding best practices in emergency prevention. The project will focus on developing the capacity of both communities, from Romania and the Republic of Moldova, to respond effectively to floods, earthquakes, large-scale fires, or unexpected heavy rainfall. Another important aspect of this collaboration is the geographical location. Both localities are included in the program area, and the distance between them requires a two-hour travel time. Through this partnership, Tomesti commune and Ialoveni city will encourage cross-border cooperation between Romania and the Republic of Moldova. Thus, the two communities will collaborate in providing mutual assistance in managing emergency situations. The project aims to improve the quality of emergency situation management, making interventions more efficient and executed in a shorter time frame.",null,"2025-04-17","2026-04-16","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_1) Green Communities","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",298610.25,null,268749.21,90,"The implementation of this project aims at the purchase of emergency intervention equipment in Tomesti commune in Iasi county and in Ialoveni town in Ialoveni district, Republic of Moldova. The beneficiaries of the project will be the local communities and the local authorities, which will benefit from the project results. By implementing this project, each local community will enjoy a shorter intervention time in case of emergency situations, as the intervention operations will be carried out under their own management. The objective of the proposed project is to have in the territory an own vehicle for quick and efficient interventions, to create a developed infrastructure, in which the inhabitants and the authorities will work together for the efficient use of local resources, as well as to increase the quality of life.",null,"Ialoveni, Tomesti","MD, RO",null,"România (RO), Iasi, Prof. Petru Olteanu street, 77, 707515\nMoldova (MD), Ialoveni, Alexandru cel Bun Street, 45, MD-6801\n",null,null,null,2]
["ROMD00430","Skills - Knowledge - Attitude - Training - Experience - on Cross Border Level",null,"The SKATE project, an acronym for Skills, Knowledge, Attitude, Training, and Experience on a Cross-Border Level, represents a collaborative initiative between LP1SC13- Secondary School no. 13 from Botosani, Romania, and PP2GED- Public Institution “Grigore Vieru” Secondary School of Edinet, Republic of Moldova. \nThe SKATE project addresses a common challenge in both education systems, which face issues such as outdated infrastructure, insufficient resources, and the need for modernization. Quality education, equal access, the digital divide, teacher training, language of instruction, inclusive education, and the transition to the labor market are shared concerns. \nThe overall objective of the SKATE project is to enhance the teaching of key competences in Botosani and Edinet within a 16-month timeframe. The project aims to create two SKATE rooms, one in each location, equipped to facilitate immersive learning experiences for students. Additionally, 40 teachers (20 RO, 20 MD) will be trained in key competence pedagogy, fostering cross-border collaboration and knowledge exchange. The expected change is a significant improvement in the quality of education, infrastructure, technology access, skills development, and community engagement in both regions.\nThe SKATE project encompasses a complex set of activities tailored to enhance education in Botosani and Edinet. In each of the partner schools, the project will establish mirrored innovative SKATE Rooms, featuring 8 focus corners dedicated to key competences, equipped with essential furniture, technological infrastructure and teaching resources to create an engaging learning environment. The EDUKEY training program for teachers, conducted in hybrid formats in both cities, will empower teachers with innovative teaching methodologies aligned with the project's goal of enhancing key competences. The training will include 8 sessions, each dedicated to one of the key competences, fostering interactive and collaborative learning. Advancing Competences through Workshops for Students (ACE) in BT and ED will transform the SKATE Rooms into dynamic hubs for skill development. 8 workshops, each on a specific key competence, aim to instill essential skills and positive attitudes in students. Facilitated by trained teachers, these workshops will ensure a personalized learning experience for 25 student participants each. The TEACH (Teachers' Exchange and Collaboration Hub) events in Botosani and Edinet will provide a platform for 40 teachers (20 RO, 20 MD) to exchange experiences, insights and actions gained from the training and workshops. These events will also foster intercultural experiences, lay the groundwork for future collaborations. The Cross Border EXPLORE initiative will introduce an Open Educational Resources (OER) platform. This platform, to be launched in a festive hybrid event attended by stakeholders from both regions, will offer interactive online services for teachers, students, parents, and collaborators. EXPLORE will enhance key competence development through dynamic, self-paced learning experiences and community engagement. The platform administration will be handled collaboratively.\nThe main outputs of the SKATE project include the capacity of SKATE rooms to accommodate 150 students, the establishment of cross-border collaborations between schools, and the development of jointly crafted solutions for cross-border education. These tangible outcomes contribute to broader results, such as annual usage of new or modernized educational facilities by 800 individuals, two collaborating organizations across borders, and the adoption or upscaling of solutions, particularly the EXPLORE Open Educational Resources (OER) platform. The beneficiaries encompass students, teachers, and parents in both Botosani, Romania, and Edinet, Moldova, contributing to a more enriched educational experience.\nThe SKATE project adopts an innovative approach, exemplified by the EXPLORE platform, that serves as a dynamic OER hub, offering multimedia-based e-learning technologies and personalized learning experiences. The project introduces a cross-border exchange of experiences between teachers, promoting mutual learning and cultural enrichment. Furthermore, the project's sustainable \"train the trainer\" model facilitates widespread knowledge dissemination, leaving a lasting impact on the education sector. The cross-border/transnational/inter-regional approach is imperative for addressing multifaceted challenges in education. \nThe SKATE project introduces several innovative elements, notably the EXPLORE platform, that goes beyond being a static resource hub. It fosters interaction among students, teachers, and parents. Besides EXPLORE, the cross-border exchange of experiences establish a unique model for mutual learning and cultural exchange, that can create vivid professional networks and collaborative partnerships.",null,"2025-05-08","2026-09-07","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",298435.5,null,268591.95,90,"Developing school accessible infrastructure to enhance the teaching of key competences in Botosani and Edinet in the 16 months of the project. \nWithin the project we will create 2 SKATE rooms, one in Botosani and one in Edinet, with equipment, furniture and materials dedicated for the teaching of the 8 key competences. Then we will train 40 teachers (20 RO, 20 MD) in the field of teaching key competences and they will also have the opportunity to exchange experience. on each side of the border we will organize 8 workshops (one for each competence) to be attended by 400 students (200 RO, 200 MD). Using the results of the project activities, we will create a digital platform with open educational resources that will be piloted by the participants of the project and then the access will be offered free of charge to all the educational actors interested.",null,"Edinet, Botosani","MD, RO",null,"România (RO), Botosani, Curcubeului, 2, 710118\nMoldova (MD), Edinet, Independentei, 71, MD-4601\nRomânia (RO), Botosani, Curcubeului, 2, 710118\n",null,null,null,2]
["ROMD00502","Ancestral Traditions RO-MD",null,"The common challenge of the program area addressed by the project starts from the findings of the project's partnership with the interest groups, during the project's preparation period. \nThe general objective of the project \"Contribution to a cross-border area more social and more favorable to inclusion by increasing the role of culture in supporting economic development, in the perspective of creating new jobs\" supports the Specific Objective \n\n2.3 of Priority \n\n2. The specific objective of the project is \"Contribution to the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage and the identity of local communities in the cross-border area Botoșani county (RO) - Bălți, Făleşti, Rîșcani (MD) to support and increase tourism by 3%\".\nThe cultural heritage of the ancestors experienced a continuous evolution in close connection with the development of communities and daily life. Some aspects of traditional life have disappeared (some folk crafts, old musical instruments, occupations), others have adapted, this being a general characteristic throughout the cross-border territory. Ancestral traditions are part of the European cultural heritage, and through regional diversity they can contribute to sustainable economic development. This can be achieved by preserving the national identity with multiple effects in increasing the tourist attractions generated by them in the cross-border area and with direct benefits for the local communities.\nThe partners found that the promotion of cultural heritage is not continuous and permanent, as regards the transmission of information to the young generation. Achieving the objectives and results of the project is possible only through cross-border cooperation, favored by the cultural and historical heritage of Romania and Republic of Moldova. Without this cooperation, the expected results can only be achieved to a certain extent. Through exchanges of experience, several bilateral advantages will be created: improving the physical and economic infrastructure; the development of human resources of the region; development of tourist potential; the deepening of cultural and educational ties in the area.\nThe results of the project will determine the attraction of young people in traditional economic activities and will become a vector of sustainable development policies, helping economic development and the promotion of cultural diversity.\nThe project will contribute to obtaining the following indicators: RCR 84 (2 organizations cooperate in partnership and sign a Cooperation Agreement for the continuation of cooperation after project completion); RCR 79 (the final result of the project will be a strategy and a common action plan for the future); RCR 77 (the project will support the growth of tourism in the cross-border area by 3%).\nThe main achievements that the project will develop will lead to a clear benefit for the partners/target groups/project area/programme area.\nThe project will ensure a fruitful cooperation between partners, contributing to the Outputs of the program: (RCO 87) transfer of experience in the implementation of European projects (LP1 implemented two cross-border projects), exchange of experience and information; (RCO 83) cross-border activities will aim to design a strategy and a common plan of action to increase the influence of the cultural act in the economic and social development of the area; (RCO 77) the project supports 2 cultural and touristic sites located in the cross-border area of Botoșani County, Romania and Bălți Municipality, Republic of Moldova.\nBased on the experience gained in the project, the target groups will use their skills for applying the long-term strategy, continuing to inform and sensitize the young generation in the knowledge and multiplication of traditions, organizing or participating in cross-border cultural events, creating partnerships in future projects.\nOur project initiates as novelty/originality:\n- activities to highlight some ancestral traditions that are currently found only on one side of the border, but common to the cross-border area, which must be re-evaluated and perpetuated through a common effort;\n- informing and sensitizing the young generation, by concrete actions: presenting the linguistic, spiritual and ethno-folkloric richness of the areas where they live, participation in folklore shows and exhibitions of handicrafts etc.; all these constitute a premise for the future approach of the old occupations, ensuring the sustainable development of the traditional cross-border area;\n- the finalization of a strategy and plan of common measures for the continuation of the actions initiated by this project and an agreement for the continuation of the collaboration between the partners;\n- the results of the project will create a cultural phenomenon that will have an impact on the development of the tourism industry and other related businesses, such as small agro-tourism farms, restaurants or souvenir shops.",null,"2025-04-17","2026-09-16","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",236730.01,null,213057,90,"Contribution to the preservation and promotion of the cultural heritage and the identity of local communities in the cross-border area of Botoșani County (RO) - Bălți, Făleşti, Rîșcani (MD) to support and increase tourism by 3%",null,"Bălți, Dorohoi","MD, RO",{"$nulls":5},2]
["ROMD00376","Enhance Cross-Border Partnership for Transition to Community and Family-Based Care in Moldova and Romania",null,"Across the Romania-Moldova border area, hundreds of children and adults are separated from their families and communities for reasons of poverty, abuse, disabilities, mental health problems, and live in large segregating residential institutions.\nSuch institutions were originally created to provide care, food and shelter, but by now evidence has shown that they cannot ensure person-centred services and appropriate support needed to bring about full inclusion. The physical separation from communities and families severely limits the capacity and preparedness of those living in or growing up in institutions to participate fully in their community and wider society. The shared European values of human dignity, equality and the respect for human rights should guide us as our societies develop structures of social care and support fit for the 21st century. The European Commission takes an active role in helping the less advantaged. The Europe 2020 strategy has set ambitious targets for inclusive growth requiring action to be taken to promote\nintegration and adequate livelihood of poor and excluded people.\nIn March 2022, Moldova has applied to become a member of European Union.\nIn European Commission's opinion (June 2022) on Moldova accession to EU, it is stated that \"The number of babies and children with disabilities in institutional care facilities is a concern\", despite the progress achieved by Moldova over the last two decades. \nIn December 2023, the European Commission decided to open negotiations with Moldova on the condition of Moldova implementing all required reforms, including in Social Protection field.\nIn 2023, the RESTART reform has been initiated and approved by Moldovan Parliament in August \n\n2023. The main objectives of the reform is the harmonization of social services development, funding and quality. The main activities are focused on centralization of Social Work departments through new regional structures which will be reporting directly to the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection. Despite the declared objectives, the reform might create risks to beneficiaries to access social services (which might be discontinued after evaluation), as well as risks connected with the availability and preparedness of local workforce. To be able to start working under new conditions of EU agenda implementation, new structures will need knowledge, skills and support to be able to implement the accession agenda. \nThe project overall objective is to Strengthen the capacities of new Regional Social Work Agencies (ATAS in RO) to implement the reform of transition from residential to community based care. Circa 250 professionals from all over Moldova and Romania will exchange experience and will identify common solutions to common challenges. \nThe project will produce training modules, based on previous needs assessment; opportunities for individual mentoring and small group coaching; will improve the soft skills of the staff of 10 new ATAS, such as team building, communication, networking, presentation and facilitation skills, conflict resolution, partnership creation, resilience building etc.\n\nThe main joint topic of all outputs will focus on understanding the Transition from residential to community care, namely: Guidelines and Toolkit on the Transition from Institutional to Community-based Care; EU Guidance on\nindependent living and inclusion in the community; EU funds checklist to promote independent living and de-institutionalization and other EU policies and tools. \n\nA total of circa 180 professionals from Moldova and 70 professional from Romania will participate in a combination of activities and will benefit from some or all of the above mentioned outputs.\n\nAs Romania is a member of EU for almost two decades, it has gained experience and knowledge to apply the EU policies in the area of Transition from institutional to community-based care. Romanian social, economic and cultural context and set of norms, values and beliefs is very similar to Moldova's, therefore Romania's experience is the most adequate for Moldova. The lack of cultural and linguistic barrier is another advantage to the cross-border approach. Both countries have rich experience in promoting the family strengthening policies and social services and this will be exchanged during networking opportunities and capacity building events such as study visits and meetings. \n\nBoth partners have experience in implementing cross-border projects and have worked previously together. Moreover, both organizations are focused on Child Protection, Child Rights promotion, system strengthening and are basing their work on building partnerships with relevant authorities in order to build sustainability. \nThe originality of the project lays in the support to new structures created during 2024 and in light of EU accession agenda, the project will focus on a specific topic - TRANSITION FROM INSTITUTIONAL TO COMMUNITY CARE.",null,"2025-04-01","2026-09-30","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",439400.85,null,395460.76,90,"Over 250 professionals with mandate in Child Protection in border area (Moldova nationwide and 4 Counties in Romania) will have the capacities and adequate attitudes to lead the transition from institutional to family and community based care. \nThese 250 professionals are unique beneficiaries of the project. Sources of verification will include the attendance lists. LP 1 will introduce all unique beneficiaries in one database and a list of all cross-border activities. After each event, based on the list of attendance, the participant will be matched with the cross-border event they participated at. ",null,"Iasi, Chisinau","RO, MD",{"$nulls":5},2]
["ROMD00649","Genetic Expertise Hub for improved cancer prevention and treatment services",null,"GENE-CONNECT, is a collaborative project aimed at improving cancer prevention and treatment services in the Romania-Moldova region. The primary challenge in this area is the lack of uniformity in cancer diagnosis and treatment, leading to disparities in care quality. The project aims to address this by setting a new benchmark for cancer care in the region, focusing particularly on inherited cancer syndromes.\nThe overall objective of GENE-CONNECT is to harmonize and elevate the standards of cancer diagnosis and treatment across the Romania-Moldova region. This will be achieved through technology standardization, professional training and capacity building, and the enhancement of healthcare services.\nThe main outputs of the project include the establishment of uniform, cross-border standards for cancer diagnosis and treatment, the enhancement of healthcare professionals' skills and knowledge in genetic cancer diagnosis and treatment, and the improvement of healthcare infrastructure and services.\nThe approach of the project involves a comprehensive, collaborative effort encompassing various key pillars such as harmonization of cancer diagnosis and treatment protocols, capacity building and professional development, upgrading healthcare infrastructure and services, promotion of integrated community care models, and cross-border collaboration and knowledge sharing.\nWhat makes this project new and original is its focus on inherited cancer syndromes and the use of advanced genetic testing methods. It also emphasizes the importance of cross-border collaboration and knowledge sharing in improving cancer care standards. Furthermore, it seeks to transition from institutional to community-based care models, thereby improving access to cancer care services, especially for remote and underserved communities.",null,"2025-03-29","2026-09-28","(VI-A_Ro-Mo_2) Social Development across Borders","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",440364.92,null,396328.42,90,"O1: Implement unified diagnostic protocols for inherited cancer syndromes in Romania and Moldova, integrating Next Generation Sequencing into routine procedures, enhancing diagnostic accuracy, and improving patient outcomes.\n\nSO2: Elevate the expertise of healthcare professionals through comprehensive training programs, encouraging continuous learning and excellence in genetic cancer diagnostics and personalized treatment.\n\nSO3: Enhance cancer care quality by upgrading healthcare facilities and equipment in both countries, facilitating effective and efficient diagnosis and treatment, and improving patient outcomes and satisfaction. Together, these objectives will drive impactful change in cancer care across borders.",null,"Iasi, Chisinau","RO, MD",{"$nulls":5},2]

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["ROMD00502","Ancestral Traditions RO-MD",null,"MUGURELUL ASSOCIATION DOROHOI","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","879374259","15242525","Dorohoi","Romania","Dorohoi","Romania"]
["ROMD00502","Ancestral Traditions RO-MD",null,"”Alecu Russo” State University from Bălți","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","967186419","1007602000972","Bălți","Moldova","Bălți","Moldova"]
["ROMD00417","Transborder Heritage: Unveiling Shared Cultural and Gastronomic Traditions for Sustainable Tourism\"",null,"LOCAL ACTION GROUP ASSOCIATION ȘTEFAN CEL MARE","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","879246704","27675220","Comuna Aroneanu","Romania","Comuna Aroneanu","Romania"]
["ROMD00417","Transborder Heritage: Unveiling Shared Cultural and Gastronomic Traditions for Sustainable Tourism\"",null,"Center of Excellence in Viticulture and Winemaking from Chisinau","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","878894206","1016620005681 fiscal code","Stauceni","Moldova"]
["ROMD00417","Transborder Heritage: Unveiling Shared Cultural and Gastronomic Traditions for Sustainable Tourism\"",null,"Local Action Group Association ”Inima Nistrului”","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","879033692","1022620002764 cod fiscal","s. Pohrebea, comuna Coșnița","Moldova","s. Pohrebea, comuna Coșnița","Moldova"]
["ROMD00586","Pilot Project for Environmentally Friendly Algal Biomass Production for Fish Nutrition",null,"Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations","999887738","4701126","Iaşi","Romania","Iaşi","Romania"]
["ROMD00586","Pilot Project for Environmentally Friendly Algal Biomass Production for Fish Nutrition",null,"Moldova State University","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","996760361","1006600064263","Chişinău","Moldova","Chişinău","Moldova"]
["ROMD00388","Online Cross-Border University Library for Equitable Access to High-Quality Educational Services",null,"\"Dunarea de Jos\" University of Galati","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations","999879784","3127522","Galati","Romania","Galati","Romania"]
["ROMD00388","Online Cross-Border University Library for Equitable Access to High-Quality Educational Services",null,"“Ion Creanga” State Pedagogical University of Chisinau","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","990242058","1007600035769","Chisinau","Moldova"]
["ROMD00337","CROSS-border EDUcational Network for Orofacial pain and Craniomandibular disorders",null,"\"Grigore T. Popa\" University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Iasi, Romania","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations","996296022","4701100","Iasi","Romania","Iași","Romania"]
["ROMD00337","CROSS-border EDUcational Network for Orofacial pain and Craniomandibular disorders",null,"Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Republic of Moldova","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","997321506","1007600000794","Chișinău","Moldova","Chișinău","Moldova"]
["ROMD00216","Upgrade of the Cross-Border Regional Hub of Competences for the Automotive Industry for Green and Digital Emerging Trends",null,"TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY GHEORGHE ASACHI FROM IASI","Y","lead","Higher education and research organisations","999853303","4701606","Iasi","Romania","Iasi","Romania"]
["ROMD00216","Upgrade of the Cross-Border Regional Hub of Competences for the Automotive Industry for Green and Digital Emerging Trends",null,"TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MOLDOVA","N","partner","Higher education and research organisations","997958020","1007600001506","Cisinau","Moldova","Chisinau","Moldova"]
["ROMD00157","CROSS-BORDER NETWORK OF CULTURE IASI-SOROCA",null,"THE SOLIDARITY AND HOPE FOUNDATION","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","879214306","14832064 | 14832064 | Fiscal Code number (EN)","Iasi","Romania"]
["ROMD00157","CROSS-BORDER NETWORK OF CULTURE IASI-SOROCA",null,"RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY PARISH WITH THE DEDICATION DAY ”SFINTUL MARE MUCENIC DIMITRIE” (HOLY GREAT MARTYR DIMITRIOS) FROM THE ORTHODOX CHURCH OF MOLDOVA, THE SOROCA CITY","N","partner","Other","888641736","1015620005488 | 1015620005488 | Fiscal Code number (EN)","Soroca","Moldova"]
["ROMD00157","CROSS-BORDER NETWORK OF CULTURE IASI-SOROCA",null,"PARISH ”SFINTII TEODORI” IASI","Y","lead","Other","888432701","5476251 | 5476251 | Fiscal Code number (EN)","Iasi","Romania"]
["ROMD00157","CROSS-BORDER NETWORK OF CULTURE IASI-SOROCA",null,"”SOARTA” PUBLIC ASSOCIATION","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","916470066","1017620000203 | 1017620000203 | Fiscal Code number (EN)","Soroca","Moldova"]
["ROMD00136","CULTURISE: Culture and Sustainable Tourism for Social Inclusion and Innovation in RMD and RO","CULTURISE: Cultură și Turism Durabil pentru Incluziune Socială și Inovație în Republica Moldova și România","Solidarity and Hope Foundation","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","879214306","14832064","Iași","Romania","Iași","Romania"]
["ROMD00136","CULTURISE: Culture and Sustainable Tourism for Social Inclusion and Innovation in RMD and RO","CULTURISE: Cultură și Turism Durabil pentru Incluziune Socială și Inovație în Republica Moldova și România","Community Association Fate","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","916470066","1017620000203","Soroca","Moldova","Soroca","Moldova"]
["ROMD00667","Equipping Tomesti and Ialoveni with emergency response equipment",null,"Tomesti Commune, Iasi County, Romania","Y","lead","N.a.","879077633","N.a.","Tomesti","Romania"]
["ROMD00667","Equipping Tomesti and Ialoveni with emergency response equipment",null,"Ialoveni City, Ialoveni District, Republic of Moldova","N","partner","N.a.","896066795","N.a.","Ialoveni","Moldova"]
["ROMD00649","Genetic Expertise Hub for improved cancer prevention and treatment services",null,"Public Medical Sanitary Institution Institute of Oncology","Y","lead","Hospitals and medical centres","967152469","1003600151023","Chisinau","Moldova","Chisinau","Moldova"]
["ROMD00649","Genetic Expertise Hub for improved cancer prevention and treatment services",null,"Regional Institute of Oncology Iasi","N","partner","Hospitals and medical centres",null,"29067408","Iasi","Romania","Iasi","Romania"]
["ROMD00278","Green eyes for green actions",null,"Cross-border Cooperation and European Integration Agency","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","936864219","1023620004938","Cahul","Moldova"]
["ROMD00278","Green eyes for green actions",null,"Galati Association of Sustainable Development ”Prut - Dunare”","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","916296533","28900347","Galati","Romania","Galati","Romania"]
["ROMD00278","Green eyes for green actions",null,"PRO NATURA Galati Association","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","897640911","29927529","Galati","Romania"]
["ROMD00648","Promotion of intangible heritage and national culture in Romania and Republic of Moldova",null,"TULUCESTI COMMUNE","Y","lead","Local public authority","881539978","3553307","Tulucesti Village","Romania"]
["ROMD00648","Promotion of intangible heritage and national culture in Romania and Republic of Moldova",null,"Valeni Village Town Hall","N","partner","Local public authority","879169007","1007601007066","Valeni","Moldova"]
["ROMD00648","Promotion of intangible heritage and national culture in Romania and Republic of Moldova",null,"Cross-border Cooperation and European Integration Agency","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","936864219","1023620004938","Cahul","Moldova"]
["ROMD00648","Promotion of intangible heritage and national culture in Romania and Republic of Moldova",null,"Cultural Association for Romanian Traditions and Habits \"VATRA\"","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","880365890","38470905","Sivita Village","Romania"]
["ROMD00493","Knowledge Without Borders: Universal Access to Education and Training in Romania-Moldova","Cunoaștere Fără Frontiere: Acces Universal la Educație și Formare în România-Moldova","Public Association Mission and Philanthropy","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","878702243","1019620007413","Soroca","Moldova","Soroca","Moldova"]
["ROMD00493","Knowledge Without Borders: Universal Access to Education and Training in Romania-Moldova","Cunoaștere Fără Frontiere: Acces Universal la Educație și Formare în România-Moldova","Community Association Fate","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","916470066","1017620000203","Soroca","Moldova","Soroca","Moldova"]
["ROMD00493","Knowledge Without Borders: Universal Access to Education and Training in Romania-Moldova","Cunoaștere Fără Frontiere: Acces Universal la Educație și Formare în România-Moldova","The Pious Voivode Stephen the Great and Saint Parish","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","879211202","16410619","Iași","Romania","Iași","Romania"]
["ROMD00493","Knowledge Without Borders: Universal Access to Education and Training in Romania-Moldova","Cunoaștere Fără Frontiere: Acces Universal la Educație și Formare în România-Moldova","Love and Trust Association","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","947478929","18739031","Iași","Romania","Iași","Romania"]
["ROMD00279","Innovative Actions for Enhanced Public Administration and Cross-border Cooperation",null,"Cross-border Cooperation and European Integration Agency","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","936864219","1023620004938","Cahul","Moldova","Cahul","Moldova"]
["ROMD00279","Innovative Actions for Enhanced Public Administration and Cross-border Cooperation",null,"TULUCESTI COMMUNE","N","partner","Local public authority","881539978","3553307","Galati","Romania","Galati","Romania"]
["ROMD00279","Innovative Actions for Enhanced Public Administration and Cross-border Cooperation",null,"Association for Sustainable Development \"Prut-Danube\" Galati","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","916296533","28900347","Galati","Romania","Galati","Romania"]
["ROMD00480","Proactive Health Initiative: Building a Healthier Future Together",null,"Moldova Red Cross Society","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","878936207","1010620008314","Chisinau","Moldova","Chisinau","Moldova"]
["ROMD00480","Proactive Health Initiative: Building a Healthier Future Together",null,"National Society of Red Cross from Romania","Y","lead","N.a.","935626790","4219659","Bucharest","Romania","Bucharest","Romania"]
["ROMD00410","Promoting digital tourism in the cross-border area Romania-Republic of Moldova with impact on social inclusion",null,"Botoșani County","Y","lead","Local public authority","889024692","N.A.","Botosani","Romania","Botosani","Romania"]
["ROMD00410","Promoting digital tourism in the cross-border area Romania-Republic of Moldova with impact on social inclusion",null,"Vadul lui Vodă City Hall","N","partner","Local public authority","879128364","N.A.","Vadul lui Vodă","Moldova","Vadul lui Vodă","Moldova"]
["ROMD00430","Skills - Knowledge - Attitude - Training - Experience - on Cross Border Level",null,"Public Institution \"Grigore Vieru\" Secondary School of Edinet town","N","partner","Education/training centre and school","879336138","1013620011443","Edinet","Moldova","Edinet","Moldova"]
["ROMD00430","Skills - Knowledge - Attitude - Training - Experience - on Cross Border Level",null,"Secondary School No. 13 Botosani","Y","lead","Education/training centre and school","948514695","13639759","Botosani","Romania","Botosani","Romania"]
["ROMD00376","Enhance Cross-Border Partnership for Transition to Community and Family-Based Care in Moldova and Romania",null,"Save the children Iasi Association","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","919727908","9943180","Iasi","Romania","Iasi","Romania"]
["ROMD00376","Enhance Cross-Border Partnership for Transition to Community and Family-Based Care in Moldova and Romania",null,"CCF MOLDOVA - CHILDREN, COMMUNITIES, FAMILIES","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs",null,"1011620001828","Chisinau","Moldova","Chisinau","Moldova"]
["ROMD00689","Volunteer Network for Emergency Intervention",null,"TULUCESTI COMMUNE","Y","lead","Local public authority","881539978","3553307","Tulucesti Commune","Romania","Tulucesti Commune","Romania"]
["ROMD00689","Volunteer Network for Emergency Intervention",null,"Sireti Village Hall","N","partner","Local public authority","910821465","1008601000525","Sireti Village","Moldova","SIRETI VILLAGE","Moldova"]
["ROMD00485","\"YOUTHLINK: Youth Participation in the Education System Processes across the Romania-Moldova Border\"",null,"Alternative Sociale Association","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","993015773","9425315","Iasi","Romania"]
["ROMD00485","\"YOUTHLINK: Youth Participation in the Education System Processes across the Romania-Moldova Border\"",null,"Association for Education and Development AVINT","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","881449283","1018620001126","Ungheni","Moldova"]
["ROMD00485","\"YOUTHLINK: Youth Participation in the Education System Processes across the Romania-Moldova Border\"",null,"National Agency for the Development of Programs and Activities for Youth","N","partner","National public authority","878733380","1022601000020","Chisinau","Moldova"]
["ROMD00485","\"YOUTHLINK: Youth Participation in the Education System Processes across the Romania-Moldova Border\"",null,"Iasi County Center for Educational Resources and Assistance","N","partner","Education/training centre and school","948406928","27683355","Iasi","Romania"]