The Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning from Slovenia is organising the transnational conference: "Potentials for Territorial Co-operation with the Western Balkans". The event will take place on 19th and 20th of April 2010 in Maribor, Slovenia. The conference will discuss the following issues: what are the territorial development potentials of the region and how to release that potential?
Representatives of different stakeholders, administrative levels, networks, researchers, policy sectors, co-operation bodies, territorial co-operation programmes will be invited for panel session to engage in a dialogue with the audience about the main common issues.
To the attention of potential project partners from the Republic of Moldova!
Update: the SEE contact point in the Republic of Moldova is organising on 23 November a national info day.
The event will take place in Chisinau, Sala de conferinta a Casei Guvernului (House of Government Conference Hall), Piata Marii Adunari Nationale nr. 1.
We would like to thank all participants for their presence and inputs on the occasion of the SEE annual conference, which took place on 14 and 15 October, in Sarajevo. During the two days interesting presentations were delivered, latest developments in territorial cooperation were discussed and new partnerships were built. Equally important, the potential applicants were informed about the main elements of the second call and could interact during the workshops with experts and stakeholders from the areas of intervention which will be open to projects.
We are happy to inform you that the conference presentations and photos are now available for download on the conference website: http://www.seeconference2009.net/. The workshop summaries are now also available on the SEE website.
A two-days seminar for the Lead Partners of the projects approved within the first call was held in Budapest on 24 and 25 September 2009. The first day was dedicated to a training for the preparation and submission of the Progress Report in the IMIS 2007-2013 Monitoring and Information System of the SEE Programme (SEE Front Office).The second day included a training on communication issues for projects.
How to implement a SEE project? What are the most important issues of managing a project? How can projects formulate and implement a successful communication plan? What are the reporting procedures, the specific elements concerning IPA budgets and payments as well as responsibilities of the projects regarding information and publicity? The one day seminar for the Lead Partners of the projects approved within the SEE programme's first call has provided the participants with answer to these questions.. and more!
The first lead applicant seminar in the framework of the South East Europe Programme took place in Budapest on 22 October 2008. The seminar was organised by the SEE Joint Technical Secretariat and on this occasion, a number of 148 participants (lead applicants) coming from no less than 11 countries and representing 90 projects, have met with the JTS members in order to discuss the main aspects of the second step of the Call for proposals.
During the seminar, the main aspects of the application process have been presented, among which: filling in the application form, budgeting, and communication. The main objective of the seminar was to highlight the specific elements of the SEE Programme application package and procedures and to prepare the applicants for submitting high quality project proposals by providing them with detailed and clear information on how to fill in the application form. 
JOINTLY FOR OUR COMMON FUTURE
The kick off event of the South East Europe Programme
27-28 March 2008, Budapest
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