The project boosted eco-friendly transportation and air quality in central Europe by enhancing the capabilities of public transport authorities in seven partner cities and regions to handle emerging mobility trends.

The project supported local and regional authorities and stakeholders in dealing with heavy rain risks. It developed measures to reduce those risks in relevant hotspots and helped to improve the response to such emergencies.

The project partners contributed to improving capacities of public and private sectors to mitigate the impacts of climate change and natural hazards on cultural heritage sites, structures and artefacts.

The project developed governance decision support tools and an integrated ticketing system for improving peripheral and cross-border mobility.

The project created seven Digital Excellence Health Spots with the specific aim of developing cooperation between research and business.

The project helped to close the loop of 10 secondary raw materials by facilitating a larger uptake of integrated environmental management approach.

The project supported the development of new bus connections between Germany, the Czech Republic and Poland, improving the accessibility of remote areas and enhancing cross-border cooperation.

The project developed a platform for co-creation and co-design processes, which enabled  the development of partnerships between businesses and creatives to explore new opportunities for innovation and sustainability.

Thanks to the project heat utilisation is now getting higher visibility in energy policies, strategies and actions plans.

The project used solutions from eight international projects, delivering the “Oneplace platform” that collects best practices, databases of experts, strategies, tools, etc. to support public authorities, citizens, and energy planners.

 Learn more about projects financed by Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE in 2014-2020.