Agenda

EU Green Week is an annual event promoting European environmental policies, educating the public, and stimulating discussions. Policymakers, prominent environmentalists, stakeholders, and interested parties from Europe and the world attend this high-level event organised by the European Commission's Directorate-General for Environment.

EUMETSAT, Europe’s operational satellite agency for monitoring weather, climate and the environment, is hosting a series of short online workshops over a six-week period on Earth observation and Copernicus data visualisation.

R2B | Research to Business is the International Exhibition of Research and High Skills, promoted by the Emilia-Romagna Region and BolognaFiere and organized by ART-ER Attractiveness Research Territory. The 2023 edition will be dedicated to talent and high skills: key assets to drive the development and evolution of new technologies and the rapid changes they impose on the world of jobs and society.

Points of contact of the Interreg Europe 29 Partner States organise information days to present the programme and its key features in local language, if possible. The upcoming events will inform mainly about the second call for proposals, expected to be opened from 15 March to 9 June 2023.

This workshop will bring together developers, providers and buyers/users of digital solutions with the potential to enable a positive net carbon impact for the Agriculture sector, as well as sustainable finance representatives, sectorial experts and policy makers to gather their insights and co-create the contents of the Deployment Guidelines that will be developed by the European Green Digital Coalition European Parliament Pilot Project.

The first day of the event will be focused in a relational event among stakeholders involved in the network created by the HIBA Interreg POCTEP project. The second day will summarise the main conclusions of the project and the official closure.

At EIT Food's 5th Annual Event Transforming Food Systems, it will address unblocking barriers to systemic change and prioritising systemic solutions. The focus is on how Europe can speed up the transformation of the food systems together. Urgently needed to offset the challenges of sustainability/ climate change, non-communicable diseases and, malnutrition, food security, and consumer trust and transparency. Dive into a specially curated program featuring discussions, panel sessions, showcase segments, and matchmaking opportunities, all designed to foster co-creation, cooperation, and relationship-building.