As we gather in the Czech Republic for our EEA and Norway Grants Annual Meeting, we seize the opportunity to spotlight proFem, a beacon of hope and transformation in addressing violence against women...
Numbers tell stories. Domestic violence, predominantly against women, remains pervasive throughout the EU and is estimated to affect 1 in 3 women. When authorities are called to deal with domestic...
How can water vapor and biofuels help cut up to 80% of emissions for heavy vehicles, and contribute to reaching the climate targets in Europe?
In a world where inclusivity is a pillar of societal development, ensuring that children with disabilities have equal opportunities is paramount. To meet this essential need, a groundbreaking...
In a joint initiative funded by the EEA and Norway Grants, Lithuania is bolstering its nuclear preparedness to safeguard its population from potential disasters. The project focuses on enhancing...
Prisons shouldn’t be a one-way ticket – coming back is what truly matters. And reintegration starts with finding one’s way back into society. Halfway and probation houses are a step in that direction...
"Who am I, and what will I be? This quest drives me ever forward," contemplates the central character in Henrik Ibsen's 'Peer Gynt'. In the landscape of modern drama, this enduring question resonates...
Access to safe, effective and high quality medicines: it’s one of the conditions for a healthy society. Yet as a whole, the pharmaceutical industry forms a conundrum. Because while the availability of...
Bilateral relations, a term often heard in the corridors of diplomacy and international politics, may sound distant and abstract to most. However, when we unravel the intricate fabric of these...
In the whimsical realm of Lewis Carroll's creation, the Cheshire Cat proclaimed, 'we're all mad here.' Slovenia's Museum of Madness stands as a testament to this, challenging societal norms and...
Increased knowledge and understanding of water quality and seafood in the Black Sea bolsters Bulgaria's marine environmental policies, with funding from the EEA and Norway Grants.
Malta is one of many European countries with a comprehensive public health care system. Nevertheless, gaps in specialised care remain a public health issue.
