This year there’s a maximum of 60 posts, 4 winners, a better prize and a focus on storytelling. The deadline: 27 June. More information on the blog’s home on EUROPA, where the first posts have already appeared. TwitterFacebook0Linkedin
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Nedaa Salama’s PowerPoint slides are captivating but I don’t want to look at them. As she addresses the full room of researchers, policymakers, project leaders and media representatives in her native Arabic, I only have eyes for her. This is a repost of RUWOMED and the economic empowerment of women in rural Palestine and Lebanon,… » read more
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Agriculture & Food, Innovation & Enterprise, Regional Policy , development, entrepreneur, euwrc, gender, lebanon, middle east, palestine territories, storytelling, sweden, winners |
Do you know how much funding the EU has contributed to projects in your local community? If you do, then you are in a minority. This is a repost of Share stories, not stats: Improving the communication of EU-funded projects, originally published on Medium by Clarissa Hirst (@clarissa_hirst, LinkedIn) after the European Week of Regions… » read more
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Innovative Methods of Biowaste Processing
November 2, 2016
However hard we try, it will always appear sooner or later…. Yes, it’s biowaste — but luckily, it can be now processed into very useful compounds and products. Hard to believe? This is a repost of Bioodpady i innowacyjne sposoby ich przetwarzania, originally published by Janusz Mizerny (Facebook, Instagram, Google+) after the European Week of… » read more
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“We need to talk” about the RegioStars Awards
October 26, 2016
The RegioStars Awards have been awarded every year since 2008 to the most outstanding regional projects carried out using European Union financing. This is a repost of “Tenemos que hablar” sobre los Premios RegioStar, originally published by Andrea González González (@regglez, on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn) after the European Week of Regions and Cities, which she… » read more
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How to Stop Wasting Food
October 25, 2016
October 16th was World Food Day, so it’s the perfect time to bite into the topic. Wasting food is a major global problem. So, are there any ways to solve it? This is a repost of Marnowanie jedzenia – jak rozwiązać ten problem?, originally published by Janusz Mizerny (Facebook, Instagram, Google+) after the European Week… » read more
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Agriculture & Food, Climate & Environment, Regional Policy, Sustainable Dev. , circular economy, euwrc, food, winners |
The 2016 European Week of Regions and Cities
October 24, 2016
A few months ago we published an entry in the Cantabriaa Europa blog about Cabárceno Nature Park, which was competing in “Europe in My Region”, a competition organised by the Directorate-General for Regional Policy of the European Commission. This is a repost of La Semana Europea de las Regiones y las Ciudades 2016, originally published… » read more
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My week as a journalist in Brussels for the EUWRC
October 20, 2016
Earlier this year, I published a blog on LinkedIn about the importance of cooperation between the EU and Russia in a time of political tension. This is a repost of My week as a journalist in Brussels for the EUWRC, originally published by Clarissa Hirst (@clarissa_hirst, LinkedIn) after the European Week of Regions and Cities,… » read more
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Congratulations Andrea, Clarissa and Janusz
September 12, 2016
The Winners of the #EUInMyRegion blogging competition are Andrea González González (Spain), Clarissa Hirst (Sweden) and Janusz Mizerny (Poland). After combining the three Judges’ scores (see what they looked for) with figures from website traffic and social analytics, the results are in: Janusz Mizerny, a Polish blogger at Green Projects, came first with Biogas buses… » read more
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The EU in the Cliffs
July 25, 2016
No, you’re in luck: I’m not about to talk about Brexit. I’ve just returned from yet another little trip back home to my most beautiful country of Malta. This is a repost of The EU in the Cliffs, originally published by Claire Bonello (@claire_bonello, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr), and submitted to the Europe in My Region… » read more
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Blogging the Open EU Project Days, and home of the 2016 EU in my Region blogging competition.
