At its 6th meeting in June 2025, the Monitoring Committee of the Slovenia-Hungary Interreg Programme together with approval of nine new standard projects also decided to close the currently running Open Call for proposals for standard projects and launched new Open call this autumn. The deadline for submission of applications under the new call is expected to be the second half of January 2026.
Ever wondered how EU laws come to life — and how they affect your daily rights, safety, and opportunities?
One year ago, the Crafts4Future small-scale project successfully implemented several workshops focused on preserving handicraft heritage in the border area of Slovenia and Hungary. And the story continues.
At the 6th Monitoring Committee meeting of the Interreg Programme Slovenia-Hungary, held on 4-5 June 2025 in Lenti, Hungary, nine (9) new standard projects were successfully approved for co-financing with a total amount of € 3.905.274,57 in ERDF funding.
The European Commission has published the Harvesting Report on Post-2027 Interreg, presenting key findings from extensive consultations with Interreg practitioners, stakeholders, and citizen
The Corrigendum of the Application pack of standard projects was published, including the new version of Part 6 – Communication and visibility for standard projects.
The Managing Authority and the Joint Secretariat of the Interreg Programme Slovenia-Hungary are wishing you happy Easter holidays!
On 27 May 2025 in Vienna, the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE programme is organising the conference “From Results to Impact: Cooperation Takes Synergies Forward”, where they will present new funding opportunities for strengthening the impact of Interreg across central Europe.
Has your project created a positive impact locally? Was something new developed as part of it? Did it benefit your region economically, socially or environmentally? Do the results continue to show even after the project ended? Could it be rolled-out across Europe? THEN SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION TO THE REGIOSTARS 2025!
For 35 years, Interreg has been a driving force behind European integration, fostering cross-border collaboration to promote growth, innovation, and inclusion across all regions of Europe. This legacy continues with Interreg GO! event, a key event taking place on 27-28 March 2025 in the symbolic twin cities of Gorizia and Nova Gorica, the European Capital of Culture 2025.
