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Black Sea - Solidarity and Economic Activity (BS-SEA)
Start date: Jan 1, 2012, End date: Mar 31, 2013,
The project’s main objective is to support business circles and local organisations and institutions with regard to business and regional economic development in cross border regions connected with Black Sea, in short-terms, to overcome the differences within economic development in border regions of different countries, such as to remove the existing distinctions between regions around Black Sea. ...
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Journey through the rich cultural diversity of the border region Yambol-Edirne
Start date: Jul 7, 2011, End date: Nov 7, 2012,
Overall objective of the project is to achieve balanced sustainable development built upon the basic strengths of the cross-border region through better acquaintance and popularization of the common cultural heritage aiming steady progress in the cultural exchange. This leads to development of cognitive tourism in the border area and helps the improvement of regional economical development. The pr ...
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South-Eastern European Network on Balkans-Cross-Border Region Bulgaria-Turkey
Start date: Jul 10, 2011, End date: Apr 10, 2012,
Development of the internal market within the EU has led to the need for balanced development and integration of the whole European territory. In line with these requirements is based the design of the strategy to promote a harmonious, balanced and sustainable development of trans-boundary region. The factors defining a positive business environment could be identified in new technologies, know-ho ...
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Integrated urban waste-managment model (IUWMM)
Start date: Mar 31, 2005, End date: Sep 29, 2007,
As EU societies become wealthier they create more waste. OECD estimates that every EU citizen generates 550kg solid waste per year and this number is likely to increase to 640kg by the year 2020. To address the rising waste stream, urban areas need effective municipal solid waste management (MSW) concepts that not only build upon innovative new technologies (e.g., in the recycling field), but also ...
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