The cross-border project RecapMCV will contribute to the visibility of the cross-border tourism region by valorising, upgrading and promoting the digital products and their impacts, developed in the MerlinCV project, which are based on the valorisation of the untapped potentials of cultural and natural heritage and gastronomy. These will be built upon within the project with an overall strategy for the digitisation of innovative cultural heritage, supporting innovative, integrated, thematic and sustainable tourism products in the Slovenian-Italian cross-border area. It is about the scientifically and professionally supported use of the untapped heritage of castles and villas and the heritage of the Patriarchate of Aquilea for innovative digital products for tourism. In response to the environmental challenges, the project will offer European relevant solutions towards the development of innovative and sustainable thematic tourism; to this end, activities will be organised in the field of dissemination and upgrading of digital products, as well as the involvement and promotion of products to new target groups (vulnerable groups, disabled, creative and cultural industries, social entrepreneurship) and also the training/awareness raising of relevant stakeholders. The project activities will be designed on the basis of a study or transfer of good practices, in the context of transferring and upgrading practices for the promotion of the project results to the wider public. On this basis, the re-use and promotion of several pilot projects will be developed: individualised itineraries, innovative presentation of cultural and natural heritage, digital products, thematic cycling itineraries and stories in tourism.

The purpose of the project is to modernise and restructure agroindustrial sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), including economic empowerment of life in rural areas. In particular, the project is aimed to advance the level of policies implemented and of the Union acquis aligned legislation that could support the improvement of the overall sector level in healthy and protected plants and quality seeds.

Activities implemented will be addressed to the

• alignment of the Plant Health Regime, Seeds and Planting material legislative frameworks and primary legislation in the area of plant breeeders’ rights put in place
• Plant Protection Products legislation aligned with EU standards, with administrative and operational capacities in the area of Plant Protection Product (PPP) strengthened via interactive modes of practice, knowledge transfer and skills improvements.
• enhancement of capacities of control bodies for introduction and implementation of certification schemes in area of seed and propagation material
• strengthening of the administrative and operational capacities in area of Plant Breeders' Rights via knowledge base transfer and skills improvements

The EURADRIA project aims to support the activities of the EURES desks in Friuli Venezia Giulia and Slovenia. In particular, through the project through the development of the one-stop shop portal both at a virtual level (dedicated portal) and at a physical level with the establishment of new info points and the strengthening of a permanent observatory on cross-border work.
The project also aims to provide tools for solving all problems, all "obstacles" to cross-border work, including an action on the prevention of undeclared work as well as implementing the categories of jobs concerned.
Thanks to EURADRIA, the partners will create new jobs and sign new cross-border labour contracts.
The project envisages the creation of an institutional event format at European level dealing with cross-border work issues at EU level.

By Regional Law 2 November 2021, no. 16, art. 6, paragraphs 3-7 - the Directorate of Culture has committed the funds of Chapter 12095 - financial year 2021 for the scrolling of the ranking list of eligible projects submitted under the Call for Proposals 2021 for the selection of Pilot Projects of the European DIVA Project. 

The scrolling of the ranking list will finance part of the eligible projects, whose proposing partner and implementing partner have at least one legal or operational office within the regional territory.

The overall objective of the project is to contribute to protection of human, animal and plant health, and the environment, as well as to increase the competitiveness and sustainability of domestic production of plants and plant products, which have been regulated by the phytosanitary part of Chapter 12 of the European Union acquis. In the phytosanitary sectors, the North Macedonia needs to align the system in the legal areas of plant health, plant Protection Products, quality of seeds and propagating material, plant variety rights and genetically modified organisms (release into the environment and GMO Food/feed). Except for the GMOs, the project will support the process of approximation of legislation in North Macedonia to the European Union acquis in above mentioned areas, as well as and its implementation.