Many children in Europe are at risk of poverty and social exclusion. Improving their well-being and protecting their rights is a priority of the EEA and Norway Grants.
With its grand opening earlier this year, the new branch of the National Maritime Museum in Gdansk in Poland – the Shipwreck Conservation Centre in Tczew – has ensured access to maritime cultural...
Together with Norwegian partners, InterConsult Bulgaria (ICB) has developed a system that monitors the maintenance of industrial machines in a more cost-effective way.
“The project ‘A good start’ made it possible for me to go to work and support my girls, because my youngest daughter was enrolled in preschool,” says Maria.
The International Youth Centre in Stara Zagora in Bulgaria has been awarded the Council of Europe’s Quality Label Award for its work on empowering young citizens in Bulgaria.
Children with a parent in prison often face social stigma. With support from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, Hungarian children of incarcerated parents now receive support aiming to overcome stigma...
In Croatia, the quality and efficiency of the Croatian judicial system is being strengthened by bringing its practices in line with European standards.
An independent Communications Review published today identifies good communications results but also shows that there are major differences in the quality and scope of practices carried out by the...
Every week approximately 30 people take an express HIV-test at the checkpoint run by the human rights organisation MOZAIKA. Five percent of the tests turns out to be positive.
Daniela is five years old. Every morning when she wakes up, the first thing she thinks of is preschool and her favourite teacher Carmen.
On 27-28 September, a conference on results of the EEA funding 2009-2014 for culture and cultural cooperation took place in the Royal Theatre in the Old Orangery in Warsaw.
Strong partnerships were in the spotlight at the Slovenian closing conference for the 2009-2014 funding period which was held in Ljubljana on 7 October.
