Recognition for the Grandis Project – The TalentA Program among Interreg Europe’s Good Practices!
We are delighted that the TalentA program, implemented by our cooperative partner, the Hungarian Women’s Union , within the framework of our Grandis project, has been included among the good practices of the Interreg Europe program! The Hungarian Women’s Union Association, together with various civil organizations, has been working for years to ensure that knowledge, […]
Study trip to Salzburg focusing on the circular textile industry
Between October 22 and 23, a two-day study trip for the TEX-DAN project was held, organized by the DDRIÜ project partner, Fachhochschule Salzburg. The event focused on sustainability and circular solutions within the textile and design sectors of the Danube Region. The program provided an opportunity for project partners and relevant stakeholders to strengthen cooperation and […]
Public transport tailored to urban needs in the Czech Republic
The Institute of Technology and Business in České Budějovice organized the 3rd technical meeting and Steering Committee meeting of the OPTI-UP project in South Bohemia, Czech Republic. Eco-friendly electric bus fleets serving local inhabitants At the one and a half day event, on 29-30 October 2025, the Central European partnership of the project reviewed the […]
Deep and Shallow Geothermal Investments in Tuscany – Study Tour within the GreetGeo Project
At the end of September, we participated in a three-day study tour in Tuscany as part of the GreetGeo project, aimed at exploring the region’s best practices in geothermal energy utilization—from deep geothermal power plants to shallow heat pump systems. The program offered insights into how technological innovation and energy efficiency can go hand in […]
STRIA at the European Week of Regions and Cities in Brussels
STRIA is proud to announce that we were among the presenters at the European Week of Regions and Cities in Brussels. The South Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency (STRIA/DDRIÜ) successfully represented Hungary at the 23rd European Week of Regions and Cities, held in Brussels between October 13–15, 2025. The European Union’s largest regional development event once […]
Partner meeting in Slovenia – For the protection of the dark sky in Central Europe
The fourth partner meeting of the DarkSky4CE project took place in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, between October 15 and 16, where Central European partners – including representatives from Poland, Italy, Germany, Hungary, and Slovenia – gathered to evaluate the results achieved so far and plan the next steps. During the two-day program, the project’s work packages […]
Together for a Circular Future – Circular Minds Stakeholder Meeting in Hajós
On 14 October 2025, the South Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency (STRIA) held its third stakeholder meeting of the Circular Minds (Interreg Europe) project in the impressive surroundings of the Baroque Castle of Hajós. The professional event took place within the framework of the knowledge-sharing conference organised by the Central Danube Development Agency (CDDA) as part […]
RESONANCE 1. Study Trip – Coimbra, Portugal Innovation, Sustainability, and Urban Futures
The first study trip of the RESONANCE project took place in Coimbra, Portugal, where participants got a firsthand look at how sustainability and innovation are becoming a natural part of urban development. The goal of the RESONANCE project is to promote the spread of energy-conscious, innovative, and sustainable urban solutions across Europe. One of the […]
PROSPERO was in Middelfart for its 2nd interregional meeting
The second Interregional Meeting of the Interreg Europe PROSPERO project took place on 30 September and 1 October in Middelfart, Denmark. Hosted by Middelfart Municipality, the two-day event combined strategic dialogue with immersive experiences, highlighting how cultural and creative industries (CCIs) can drive sustainable growth, community engagement and resilience across European regions. Exploring Middelfart’s Creative […]
Professional Evaluation Visits in the Danube Woods Project
A highlight of the Danube Wood(s) Route project is the application of the peer review methodology, which creates an opportunity for project partners to visit each other’s sites in smaller groups, learn about local best practices, and strengthen transnational cooperation through direct experience exchange. DDRIÜ staff members participated in two such professional evaluation visits: one […]