The #ACCESS project aims to identify and eliminate legal and administrative barriers hindering cooperation across the Slovak-Hungarian border. To collect crucial data, residents of the border region are invited to participate in five thematic surveys tailored to those who moved ...
The #ACCESS project is committed to help cross-border cooperation between the Slovak Republic and Hungary through identifying and solving the still persisting administrative and legal obstacles. In order to achieve this, apart from conducting surveys involving the general public living ...
In compliance with the rules of the game and the GDPR regulation, the first five winners of the lottery published within the framework of the project #ACCESS were selected on 30 November, 2023 ...
The Central European Service for Cross-Border Initiatives (CESCI) held its extraordinary general meeting online on October 12, 2023, during which decisions were made primarily on membership and presidency matters ...
| The content is only available in Hungarian. A budapesti székhelyű CESCI PROJEKTMENEDZSER állást hirdet! Amennyiben, szívesen foglalkoznál határ menti és transznacionális projektek előkészítésével és adminisztratív koordinálásával, nemzetközi partnerségek építésével és koordinálásával, különböző pénzügyi források feltérképezésével: Szeretettel várunk a CESCI-nél, ...
On 31 May 2023, CESCI held its annual General Assembly meeting in person, at the Hotel Thermal Balance in Lenti. Both the professional programme prior to the meeting and the General Assembly was attended by a high number of members ...
On 19 April, the Secretary General of our association visited Uzhhorod, where several meetings were held to prepare the future cooperation between CESCI and its Ukrainian partners ...
The EGTC Platform established in 2011 by the Committee of the Regions held its annual meeting in Liberec, Czechia on 24 and 25 November this year. The meeting was hosted by Liberec Region and the tri-national Euroregion Neisse-Nisa-Nysa ...
Nowadays, the garbage is produced in ever greater quantities and with increasingly dangerous contents which is becoming an increasingly serious global problem, for which humanity is simply not prepared to manage. The garbage around us often floods fields, forests, and ...
CESCI held this year’s annual General Assembly on 25 May at the French Institute in Budapest, this time with the members in person again following the online meetings during the pandemic. A high number of the members or their representatives ...