Awarded projects

The project aims at establishing the foundation for active and sustainable cross-border collaboration in biomedical research between Romania and Ukraine.

The project aims at: increasing the usage of new technologies and innovations in the field of renewable energy provided by promotion and support to researches and innovations in a sustainable way in the border regions of Ukraine and Romania; establishing a strong platform for joint research actions and studies (including related equipment procurement) in the field of renewable energy and resource efficiency.

The project aims at developping and supporting innovative cooperation for climate change mitigation within the cross-border RO-UA region to ensure sustainable development of territories through organisation of new educational and research environment in Energy Efficiency leading to climate change mitigation.

The project's purpose is to increase the potential of development, research and innovation in mechanic, electric-electronic, environment protection domains in order to reduce technological differences and to contribute to economic development of trans-border region, Ivano-Frankivsk and Maramures Counties.

The project's actions consist of the conservation and promotion of cultural and historical heritage in the Romania-Ukraine (Bistra- Rakhiv) cross-border region by rehabilitating, on both sides of the border, two cultural monuments representative to the culture of the ethnic Hutsul.

The project's aim is to improve the competitiveness at the border of the European Union in the area of Botosani (RO)-Ivano-Frankivsk (UA), on the principles of cooperation and good neighborhood through joint touristic capitalization of the multicultural heritage, until 2024.

The project aims at developing and promoting common immaterial cultural heritage: traditional music, dance, crafts and gastronomy; raising awareness in the Lower Danube region about historical heritage and its importance for tourism; strengthening the Romanian and Ukrainian cross-border cooperation for promoting cultural and historical tourism in the Lower Danube area.

Building on cultural and historical legacy of the Ardud Fortress in the North Western Romania and the Pniv Fortresses in the Western Ukraine, the project overall goal is to increase economic and livelihood opportunities of local communities by employing tourism potential of the cross-border cultural heritage thus ensuring its conservation and sustainable use.

The project's objective is to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of 35 local communities in Satu Mare county and Zakarpattia Oblast linked by common linguistic heritage of the Somes Plain region sustaining the creation and development of a cross-border network focused on the long-term development of local culture, promotion of specific cultural identities and the cultural dialog.

 The project goal is to restore the historical beauty of the venues where theatrical performances of the Northern Theatre of Satu Mare (Studio Hall) and of Transcarpathian Drama Theatre are played, and to enrich the cross-border cultural life in Satu Mare and Zakarpattia regions.