The EURegionsWeek 2023 gives voice and visibility to partners who are committed to reinforce cohesion policy and increase the territorial impact of all EU investments in order to make them fit for Europe's long-term challenges. This exhibition showcases the crucial role that Cohesion Policy plays in every corner of Europe: inspiring stories from local and regional leaders, managing authorities and administrations on the use of cohesion funds!
The exhibition is hosted at the European Committee of the Regions, Jacque Delors building.
Cohesion Policy at its best
Showcasing how it is changing the daily life of European citizens
Cluj-Napoca brings electric public buses to Romania
Improving mobility, air quality and daily life in the city
Offering working opportunities to young people in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Euskadi and Navarra
Forma NAEN project: cross-border training and employment, the challenges of mobility
From lignite mines to climate neutrality: the challenge of Eastern Wielkopolska
How the Just Transition Fund is helping Polish coal regions reconvert their economies
Helsinki-Uusimaa is revolutionising the textile industry
TeKiDe technology turns waste clothing into sustainable ‘cottonfields
A hospital without borders between Lower Austria and South Bohemia
Giving healthcare to patients of a vivid European region
Catalonia goes digital with the help of its citizens and businesses
Promoting digital and mobile transformation in the region
Lousã has given a boost to local tourism by breathing new life into its iconic castle
Rehabilitation and accessibility of Lousã Castle and its surroundings
A cross-border bridge to promote cycle tourism and rural development
It connects the Region of Bratislava with Lower Austria over the Morava River
Prague built the first Czech school that produces more energy than it consumes
Overall transformation of a secondary school into a smart and energy-efficient building
Giving a future to young people in Brussels Capital Region
The Youth Guarantee helps those who dropped out of schools to enter the job market quickly, promoting social cohesion
