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MIS Code Priority Axis Call Project Acronym Full Project Title Partners List of Studies within the Programme Diversification of the touristic attractions and products in the cross – border region – International CYNOLOGY and 900023 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CYNOLOGY CENTER entertainment CENTER “Maritsa” ‐ Dimitrovgrad Municipality of Alexandroupolis 1. Report for cynology tourism development in cross‐border Diversification of the touristic attractions and products in the 2. Summary of Good Practices for the Cynology as alternative tourism, cross – border region – International CYNOLOGY and 900023 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CYNOLOGY CENTER entertainment CENTER “Maritsa” ‐ Dimitrovgrad Municipality of Dimitrovgrad Cross‐border transport CONNECTIONs and communications ‐ the 1. Strategy for development of the transport networks in the area 900039 2. Accessibility B1 CONNECTION basis for improving quality of life in border areas District Administration of Smolyan 2. Road map of the transport networks,Report on developed pilot project for cross‐border public transport Cross‐border transport CONNECTIONs and communications ‐ the 900039 2. Accessibility B1 CONNECTION basis for improving quality of life in border areas Region of Eastern Macedonia‐Thrace through pREvention to Preserve the natural beauty Of the 1. Joint plan for managing the forces and the means in case of disaster in the cross‐border region 900061 1. Quality of Life B1 REPORT Rhodope mounTain District Administration of Smolyan Smolyan – Xanthi. through pREvention to Preserve the natural beauty Of the 2. Joint plan for managing the forces and the means in forest fires in the cross‐border region Smolyan – 900061 1. Quality of Life B1 REPORT Rhodope mounTain Region of Eastern Macedonia‐Thrace Xanthi. DEVELOPMENT OF SPA TOURISM IN THE BORDER REGION WITH 900049 1. Quality of Life B1 ITSPATOURISM THE USE OF INNOVATIVE IT SERVICES Hellenic Association of Municipalities and Commu DEVELOPMENT OF SPA TOURISM IN THE BORDER REGION WITH 1. Development of a marketing strategy ‐ Devin 900049 1. Quality of Life B1 ITSPATOURISM THE USE OF INNOVATIVE IT SERVICES Municipality of Devin 2. Study for the compilation of tourist packages and pilot implementation DEVELOPMENT OF SPA TOURISM IN THE BORDER REGION WITH 900049 1. Quality of Life B1 ITSPATOURISM THE USE OF INNOVATIVE IT SERVICES Municipality of Mineralni Bani Strengthening the Attractiveness of the Cross‐Border Area Thasos‐ 364323 1. Quality of Life B1 SATCA Garmen through Upgrading of Local Environmental Assets Municipality of Garmen 1. Elaboration of Joint Market strategy for Green Tourism Strengthening the Attractiveness of the Cross‐Border Area Thasos‐ 364323 1. Quality of Life B1 SATCA Garmen through Upgrading of Local Environmental Assets Municipality of Thassos Thracian and Byzantine cultural heritage in the Rhodopi 900052 1. Quality of Life B1 THRABYZHE Mountains and the Northern Aegean Sea coast Municipality of Samothrace Thracian and Byzantine cultural heritage in the Rhodopi 1. Development of joint marketing strategy of the cultural routes 900052 1. Quality of Life B1 THRABYZHE Mountains and the Northern Aegean Sea coast Municipality of Smolyan Thracian and Byzantine cultural heritage in the Rhodopi 900052 1. Quality of Life B1 THRABYZHE Mountains and the Northern Aegean Sea coast Regional History Museum "Stoyu Shishkov" ‐ Smo 1. Technical study on reconstruction of center in Alexandroupolis (Traianoupolis) 2. Detailed works design of the center in Smolyan (Alibeev Konak) Better Employment opportunities through Cooperation, 3. Development plan for the two lifelong learning centers operation 900014 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 BECENET Education and NETworking Municipality of Alexandroupolis 4. E‐learning training modules: Greek language,Touristic and environmental ‐ green entrepreunership 5. Common methodological guide for entrepreneurship 6. Study on local products' certification 7. Study on the exploitation strategy of the geothermic resources as a means of enhancing entrepreneur activities (Alexandroupoli) 8. Guide for Bulgarians seeking employment in Greece /BG&GR/ Better Employment opportunities through Cooperation, 9. Guide for Greeks seeking employment in Bulgaria /GR&BG/ 900014 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 BECENET Education and NETworking Municipality of Smolyan 900015 1. Quality of Life B1 JEFMAN Joint Efforts for Flood risk Management Municipality of Borino 1. Developed Socio‐economic impact and vulnerability study related to flood and landslide hazards 900015 1. Quality of Life B1 JEFMAN Joint Efforts for Flood risk Management Municipality of Paggaion 2. Strategy for citizen training and information on disaster responsiveness “Popularization and Preservation of the Cultural and Historical 900016 1. Quality of Life B1 CULREG Heritage in the Cross‐border Region Gotse Delchev – Prosochani” Municipality of Gotse Delchev 1.Cultural and historical heritage in Gotse Delchev and in Prosotsani “Popularization and Preservation of the Cultural and Historical 900016 1. Quality of Life B1 CULREG Heritage in the Cross‐border Region Gotse Delchev – Prosochani” Municipality of Prosotsani LIFELONG TRAINING ACTIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL SKILLS 1. Cross ‐ border study: growth of possibilities of work on environment issues in the cross border region 900051 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 LIFELONG TRAINING ACTIONUPGRADE Municipality of Emmanouil Pappa 2. Regional Study: growth of possibilities of work on environment issues, in the region of the Municipality of N. Zichni" LIFELONG TRAINING ACTIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL SKILLS 3. Regional Study: growth of possibilities of work on environment issues, in the region of the 900051 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 LIFELONG TRAINING ACTIONUPGRADE Municipality of Kresna Municipality of Emm. Pappas" LIFELONG TRAINING ACTIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL SKILLS 4. Regional Study: growth of possibilities of work on environment issues, in the region of the 900051 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 LIFELONG TRAINING ACTIONUPGRADE Municipality of Nea Zichni Municipality of Stambolovo" 5. Regional Study: growth of possibilities of work on environment issues, in the region of the LIFELONG TRAINING ACTIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL SKILLS Municipality of Kresna" 900051 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 LIFELONG TRAINING ACTIONUPGRADE Municipality of Stambolovo 1 MIS Code Priority Axis Call Project Acronym Full Project Title Partners List of Studies with Strategic Character in the Programme 900055 1. Quality of Life B1 COMMONAR Common paths in Natura and Ramsar areas of Strymon river area Municipality of Iraklia 900055 1. Quality of Life B1 COMMONAR Common paths in Natura and Ramsar areas of Strymon river area Municipality of Kresna 1. Elaboration of a study specifing the content and the means for a thematic path 900055 1. Quality of Life B1 COMMONAR Common paths in Natura and Ramsar areas of Strymon river area Municipality of Nea Zichni 900055 1. Quality of Life B1 COMMONAR Common paths in Natura and Ramsar areas of Strymon river area Municipality of Simitli 900055 1. Quality of Life B1 COMMONAR Common paths in Natura and Ramsar areas of Strymon river area Municipality of Strumyani Cross Border Implementation of innovative cost cutting 900038 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CROSS‐INNO‐CUT technologies Aristotle University Of Thessaloniki Cross Border Implementation of innovative cost cutting 900038 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CROSS‐INNO‐CUT technologies Federation of Industries of Evros Cross Border Implementation of innovative cost cutting 900038 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CROSS‐INNO‐CUT technologies Federation of Industries of Northern Greece Cross Border Implementation of innovative cost cutting 900038 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CROSS‐INNO‐CUT technologies Federation of Industries of Rhodopi 1. Cost reduction digital toolbox Cross Border Implementation of innovative cost cutting 2. Synthesis Report for Interregional Action 900038 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CROSS‐INNO‐CUT technologies Industrial Association ‐ Karjali 3. Synthesis Report for Cross Border Activities Cross Border Implementation of innovative cost cutting 900038 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CROSS‐INNO‐CUT technologies Industrial Association ‐ Petritch Cross Border Implementation of innovative cost cutting 900038 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CROSS‐INNO‐CUT technologies Industries' Association of Eastern Macedonia and Cross Border Implementation of innovative cost cutting 900038 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CROSS‐INNO‐CUT technologies South‐West University Blagoevgrad Cross Border Implementation of innovative cost cutting 900038 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 CROSS‐INNO‐CUT technologies Union of Industry & Manufacture of Xanthi REGIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE USE OF 900060 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 RBDICT INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES Bulgarian Management Association REGIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE USE OF 1. Creation of an electronic platform (e‐Business Networking) 900060 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 RBDICT INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES Chamber of Small and Medium sized Industries of2. Creation of an electronic platform (e‐Recruitment) REGIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE USE OF 3. Creation of an electronic platform (e‐Ombudsman) 900060 3. Competitiveness and Human Res B1 RBDICT INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry Bla 4. Creation of a Database
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