This week, partners from Norway, Romania and Poland met up in Norway to celebrate 20 years of the EEA Grants.
A Portuguese delegation recently concluded a study trip to Norway, focusing on the maritime sector and port infrastructure. The Bilateral Initiative 'Modernisation of Ports', funded by the EEA Grants...
See how Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway help build a greener, more competitive and inclusive Europe by supporting over 6,000 projects through the EEA and Norway Grants.
Europe faces significant challenges, threatening the environment, health, and sustainability. The EU Missions are ambitious initiatives aimed at tackling these critical issues head-on. By addressing...
The European Economic Area (EEA) agreement marks its 30th anniversary this year, highlighting three decades of cooperation among European countries. This anniversary is a recognition of the standing...
Learn how Piła in Poland is becoming a model for urban greenery through a pioneering project supported by the EEA and Norway Grants (originally written by Paweł Nowak).
Europe’s oceans and waters stand at a critical juncture, facing unprecedented risks that threaten their very essence and the countless lives they sustain. From mapping human pharmaceuticals in the...
Partners from Norway, Iceland and Bulgaria recently met in Sofia to discuss how projects under the Environment, Energy and Innovation programmes contribute to the green transition in the country.
With 2023 in the rear window, it’s time to revisit and celebrate some of the remarkable EEA and Norway Grants supported projects we had the pleasure of featuring last year.
In a significant step towards its prison reform, Romania is implementing a multifaceted project backed by the EEA and Norway Grants. It aims to improve criminal penalty execution by adopting...
In the melting pot of global cultures, food stands as a universal language, transcending borders and connecting hearts. For many migrants and refugees, the kitchen becomes more than a place of...
How can art and food help us imagine a more sustainable future? This is the question that inspired the project ART + FOOD + NEXT GENERATION, a collaboration between the Rucka Art Foundation in Latvia...
