News from keep.eu

2018-05-24

Your user experience matters

The keep.eu team is always interested in making Keep as user friendly as possible. While browsing in keep.eu, don’t hesitate to let us know your thoughts and ideas for further development by clicking on the contact button on the side of the page.

During April and May altogether 40 programmes were trained in six training sessions about how to manage their programme

2018-05-14

GDPR notification

We come to inform you that we will delete in the coming weeks all the personal data that keep.eu retained from your registration, except your user name and e-mail address.

Indeed, with the user name and e-mail address you will have access to the same registration-only features of keep.eu, just as before. You continue, as before, to be able to contact possible beneficiaries of your programme, or partners to your project, or yet to be contacted by these if you so wish. You will also continue to have access to the reporting tool that was made specifically for keep.eu users to use elements, or resources, of keep.eu, such as maps, charts and tables, that update automatically whenever new data is inserted into keep.eu.

We will keep your user name and e-mail address for as long as you remain a registered user of keep.eu – in principle for as long as keep.eu exists – or until you no longer want to be a registered user of keep.eu. You can unregister by e-mailing a request to unregister to keep.support@interact-eu.net. Please allow some days for us to remove your e-mail address from the list of registered users. You will be informed once you have been unregistered.

In case you are mandated by your programme to edit data in keep.eu, please inform us to keep.support@interact-eu.net from your registered e-mail address. We will always confirm your claim with the head or your Joint Secretariat or Managing Authority. Also, please inform us, to keep.support@interact-eu.net, when you are about to leave your programme or you will no longer be one of your programme’s mandated editor. Your clearances as a programme editor will be removed and so will any future connections between your e-mail address and the programme which data you could previously edit in keep.eu. Your clearances will also be removed if any of the other editors from your programme asks that we remove them. On either case you will remain a registered user, unless you ask us to unregister. Also in case of a clearance-cancellation, please allow for some days for it to become effective.

2017-11-06

New programmes, new projects, new features

A constant flow of developments in ongoing in keep.eu. Since the last newsletters sent in the spring there have been many content and feature developments in Keep. Let us share some of the highlights with you as well as a sneak peek to some upcoming topics.

We have a new logo

With this new logo and the new overall designation keep.eu, the branding of the website and service formerly known as keep.eu now immediately conveys three simultaneous, basic and important messages: It’s about Europe, it’s a website, and its URL is keep.eu!

Download logo

24 current programmes are in

So far, we have got 24 of the 2014-2020 programmes’ data in keep.eu. The transfer functions are being built and new programmes and projects are included in the database constantly. The aim is to have project data from all programmes in keep.eu no later than the end of March 2018.

There are nearly 300 user sessions per day in keep.eu. In order to increase the visibility of the Territorial Cooperation projects, reaching a more representative data set is the highest priority for Keep. A strong support from the programmes is needed in this work.

Programmes in keep.eu

Share your search results

There are constantly little new features built to Keep improving the user experience and usability of the portal. For instance, you can now access the direct URL to your search results in keep.eu to share your findings. To copy your URL link just click on the button “Get results URL” on top of your search results.

Example:
Link to the currently ongoing projects under keyword “forest”

2017-11-06

Trainings for keep.eu 2.0

The keep.eu 2.0 Group has been behind some of the biggest evolutions of keep.eu. With the technical evolution of keep.eu and the ability that programmes now have to seamlessly and fully work on the data that they publish in Keep, it was decided to replace the traditional keep.eu 2.0 meeting with different training sessions in different parts of Europe, thus closer to the contributors from the different programmes.

The aim is for programmes to fully grasp how they can work on their data directly in the keep.eu system. These meetings should take place in the first half of 2018, and their organisation will depend on the expressions of interest from the Kekeep.eu 2.0 members and other programme users. A survey will be sent out to map the interest.


2017-05-12

New developments in keep.eu

We are happy to see that the use of keep.eu is constantly growing according to the statistics. At the same time, we keep noticing that there are a great number of people who still do not acknowledge the possibilities keep.eu offers to them.

keep.eu is the only place in the world where you can find a coherent data set about Interreg, Interreg-IPA CBC and EN(P)I-CBC programmes and projects since year 2000. As you know, we keep on developing the portal and some of the improvement needs identified by you have already been implemented as you can read below.

Read on to see some of the recent developments and remember to promote keep.eu also to your networks and stakeholder groups whenever you see a possibility.


2017-05-12

Selected highlights: Find programmes by NUTS 3

A newly added feature in keep.eu allows the user to select any NUTS 3 region and see not only the projects having involved the region in question, but now also programmes currently available in the region.

Find your region here

Easier to search for programmes

Programme data being one of the corner stones of KEEP we have also worked on improving the searchability of programmes.

At the moment, keep.eu holds data for 83 out of the 106 programmes of the current period. Out of these programmes, 12 have also project data available.

The programmes in keep.eu

Improved statistics

The statistics section of the portal has been improved according to the feedback received in the keep.eu 2.0 working group in London. For instance, the numeric data on programmes and projects since the year 2000 is now clearly presented in a table.

Check out the statistics

2017-05-12

Help us promoting keep.eu

We keep facing positively surprised people when presenting keep.eu to different stakeholder groups. We are convinced that many people out there could benefit from keep.eu but just don’t know about it. As you are an advanced user, we hope for your support in promoting the portal to your relevant networks.

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