[NATURE&WILDLIFE] First press conference held

 

The first presentation of the NATURE&WILDLIFE project as well as the first press conference was held on 14 February 2019 at the partner Jezerski Temple in Donji Jezer near Cerknica. The meeting was invited by representatives of Občina Cerknica, Tereza Černigoj from  RS Government Service for Development and European Cohesion Policy (SVRK), Interreg Slovenia-Croatia Group Secretariat and  Boštjan Požar, director of RRA Zeleni kras.

More details on the presentation: Nature&Wildlife

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Invitation to the presentation of the Enterprise Europe Network

Do you want to expand your business beyond the borders of Croatia? Do you need legal advice or are you looking for a business partner? You have a business idea, but you don't know how to proceed? Are you looking for additional sources of funding?

The Enterprise Europe Network is your gateway to competitiveness and innovation. The network provides support and advice to businesses across Europe, helping them to make the most of the opportunities of the EU and the European single market and enabling them to find quality business partners. EEN Network services are specifically designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), but are also available to business institutions, research centres and universities across Europe.

The presentation of the Enterprise Europe Network will be held in RRA Porin - 20 February 2019 at 12 noon, 1st floor (Milutina Barača 62, Rijeka). Sign up by e-mail to: nevenka.kos@porin.hr . 

U Newsletter, you can read basic information about the Enterprise Europe Network.

[NATURE&WILDLIFE] Project communication strategy

The Rijeka Development Agency Porin is a partner in the NATURE & WILDLIFE project  co-financed by the ERDF from the Interreg V-A Slovenia-Croatia programme. As part of the activities of Work Package C – Communication, the Rijeka Development Agency Porin drafted Communication strategy to monitor the implementation of all communication activities and to highlight the visibility of the project or the project donor. You can find a communication strategy here.

[TEMPUS] Temporary USes as start-up actions to enhance port (in)tangible heritage

Duration of the project: 1 January 2019 30 June 2021
Overall objective of the project: regeneration of abandoned urban port areas, respecting cultural heritage and community customs. TEMPUS will base its activities on three pilot areas: Ravenna, Solin and Rijeka.
The project is implemented by: Institute for Construction Technologies – National Research Council of Italy, lead partner, C.N.A. National confederation of handcrafts and of SMEs – Territorial association of Ravenna, Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna, CERTIMAC – Building materials certification from Italy; and Rijeka Development Agency Porin d.o.o., Public Institution RERA s.d. for coordination and development of Split-Dalmatia County, City of Solin, Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral Rijeka, City of Rijeka from Croatia.
Total budget of the project: € 2,706,920,00 (ERDF: 2.300.882,00 €).
Financial support: EU, cross-border cooperation programme INTERREG V-A Italy-Croatia 2014-2020 (85%)

The aim of the project is to achieve real change, and to influence the diverse and unusual heritage of urban ports and the untapped potential of local communities by directly including them in the definition and launch of urban strategies. In this sense, TEMPUS will implement an integrated set of TUA's, focused on the idea of city ports as a mixed tradition, history, activity, architecture and culture, which will enable the creation of new contextual values that need to be capitalized to initiate a wider scope of the CR valorization and regeneration process (CRVRP), capable of fostering well-being and creating a new sense of living in ASUPs, deeply rooted in its cultural, urban and entrepreneurial dimensions.

The long-term primary objective of TEMPUS is to enhance new economic development based on the valorisation of the hidden tangible and intangible heritage of the ports, including the archaeological background and natural context of ASUPs, through the start of temporary use activities (TUAs).