Good news from around Europe
Olive oil, palm oil, seafood – for small producers of such goods, for example in rural parts of Asia, the cost of decontaminating wastewater to the required standard can be a heavy burden. EU-funded researchers have developed innovative photocatalytic technology to support them. Part of the work was carried out
European Commission – Press release Brussels, 24 January 2018 Today the Commission launches the “Catching up” initiative in Prešov, a low-income region in North-East Slovakia. Prešov’s GDP is rapidly growing but remains well under the EU and Slovak average. Powered by WPeMatico
European Commission – Press release Brussels, 24 January 2018 Today the Commission is publishing a toolkit to help national and regional authorities design strategies and projects to integrate migrants and identify available EU resources. Powered by WPeMatico
The Factsheets of the Programme Manual “Partners co-financing and location of project activities” and “Eligibility of expenditure” and the FLC certificate have been updated in order to make them clearer and to better support partners, FLC and future applicants. Here are the key changes: Regarding the factsheet “Eligibility of expenditure”,
Billions of euros are wasted ever year on research that is redundant, flawed, never published or poorly reported. The EU-funded project MIROR aims to reduce this waste and ensure money invested in medical research is well spent on achieving results that matter to people. Powered by WPeMatico
The European Week of Regions & Cities (EWRC) is a four-days annual event organised in Brussels, where local & regional authorities as well as experts and academics share good practices about regional and urban development. This event is also a political platform which allows european stakeholders to sensitize decision-makers to
An EU-funded project has provided new hope for the 2 million people in Europe who suffer from rare kidney diseases thanks to groundbreaking research that has led to diagnostic tests and a new type of treatment. Powered by WPeMatico
The peer review will be hosted by the Latvian Ministry of Welfare and discuss approaches for assessing and establishing work-capacity or disability, measures to improve labour market integration of persons with disabilities and the role of labour market institutions and other actors. Powered by WPeMatico
The peer review will explore the different possible causes of the rise of precarious work, the different forms in which it manifests itself in European countries, and the societal and political debates that it creates. Powered by WPeMatico
The peer review will be hosted by the UK Department for Work and Pensions and attended by government representatives and independent expert from seven other European countries, as well as representatives from international organisations. Powered by WPeMatico