On 31 January 2024, euPrevent was invited by the North Sea Port District to share its experience in cross-border projects involving citizen participation in environmental health and climate change issues. North Sea Port District’s proactive approach: The North Sea Port District, comprising eight governing bodies across the border, is actively implementing demoprojects to enhance the […]
Heinsberg – The experiences of recent years have made us all realise how important the topic of infection control is and how important euregional cooperation in the border regions is in this context. The relevant stakeholders in the Euroregions Meuse-Rhine and Rhine-Meuse-North are continuing to tackle this challenge together. For this reason, the partner meeting […]
Eupen, Belgium – The partners of the project euPrevent Active Citizenship Participation (ACP) are pleased to announce the Kick-Off Meeting for our stakeholders, set to take place on Thursday, November 30 at 09:00h at the Parliament of the German-speaking Community of Belgium in Eupen. The euPrevent ACP project is a initiative aimed at establishing a […]
Living in a border region offers a unique blend of opportunities and challenges, including the possible access to cross-border healthcare. The euPrevent project Mental Health and Social Networks (SoMe) is thus designed to explore the role of cross-border social networks in interaction with mental health and well-being, focusing on the citizens from the Meuse-Rhine Euroregion […]