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Local Government of Napkor

"Promoting Regional Identity, Traditions and Enduring Cultural Tenacity" seeks to preserve and enhance cross-border cultural traditions while promoting regional cooperation and dialogue. The project aims to reinforce the cultural identity and heritage of the Ardud, Napkor, and Cernauti regions through various initiatives and events.

The main goal of the project: The project aims to acquire cultural attire, engage youth with heritage awareness, and host cooperative events to foster a sustainable cultural ecosystem and reinforce the transborder community's identity and heritage.

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Municipality of Tisou

The HUSKROUA border region is one of Europe’s most flood-prone areas and increasingly threatened by climate-induced hazards like forest fires. The project focuses on coordinated action in the Tisza watershed, where both natural and human-induced disasters impact communities across four countries. Volunteer disaster response organizations are key actors, yet their capacities, training and equipment vary significantly across the region.

PRE_SAFE aims to enhance cross-border collaboration among volunteer emergency organisations, building a cooperative ecosystem to improve resilience and regional safety. Through risk and vulnerability mapping in the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County (HU), Satu Mare County (RO), Trebišov District (SK), and Mukachevo and Uzhhorod Districts (UA), evidence-based interventions will be designed, especially in civil protection, disaster management, and climate adaptation.

The project will issue policy recommendations to ease legal and administrative barriers that hinder cross-border disaster response. A joint intervention matrix will guide harmonised, post-project operations, while a coordinated equipment fleet will enhance joint actions.

Capacity-building initiatives such as e-learning, field trainings, and cross-border exercises will professionalize volunteer teams, equipping them with the necessary knowledge and tools for effective action. Public awareness campaigns will further increase community resilience to climate- and human-induced risks.

PRE_SAFE takes a holistic, cross-border approach to disaster preparedness and prevention, uniting partners from all four programme countries. Its focus on long-term collaboration, strategic planning, and institutional strengthening is vital for mitigating the growing impacts of climate change and fostering a safer, more resilient border region.

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Velika Dobrony Regional Development Civil Organization

The HUSKROUA border region is one of Europe’s most flood-prone areas and increasingly threatened by climate-induced hazards like forest fires. The project focuses on coordinated action in the Tisza watershed, where both natural and human-induced disasters impact communities across four countries. Volunteer disaster response organizations are key actors, yet their capacities, training and equipment vary significantly across the region.

PRE_SAFE aims to enhance cross-border collaboration among volunteer emergency organisations, building a cooperative ecosystem to improve resilience and regional safety. Through risk and vulnerability mapping in the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County (HU), Satu Mare County (RO), Trebišov District (SK), and Mukachevo and Uzhhorod Districts (UA), evidence-based interventions will be designed, especially in civil protection, disaster management, and climate adaptation.

The project will issue policy recommendations to ease legal and administrative barriers that hinder cross-border disaster response. A joint intervention matrix will guide harmonised, post-project operations, while a coordinated equipment fleet will enhance joint actions.

Capacity-building initiatives such as e-learning, field trainings, and cross-border exercises will professionalize volunteer teams, equipping them with the necessary knowledge and tools for effective action. Public awareness campaigns will further increase community resilience to climate- and human-induced risks.

PRE_SAFE takes a holistic, cross-border approach to disaster preparedness and prevention, uniting partners from all four programme countries. Its focus on long-term collaboration, strategic planning, and institutional strengthening is vital for mitigating the growing impacts of climate change and fostering a safer, more resilient border region.

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Volunteer Fire Department of Dercen Parish

The HUSKROUA border region is one of Europe’s most flood-prone areas and increasingly threatened by climate-induced hazards like forest fires. The project focuses on coordinated action in the Tisza watershed, where both natural and human-induced disasters impact communities across four countries. Volunteer disaster response organizations are key actors, yet their capacities, training and equipment vary significantly across the region.

PRE_SAFE aims to enhance cross-border collaboration among volunteer emergency organisations, building a cooperative ecosystem to improve resilience and regional safety. Through risk and vulnerability mapping in the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County (HU), Satu Mare County (RO), Trebišov District (SK), and Mukachevo and Uzhhorod Districts (UA), evidence-based interventions will be designed, especially in civil protection, disaster management, and climate adaptation.

The project will issue policy recommendations to ease legal and administrative barriers that hinder cross-border disaster response. A joint intervention matrix will guide harmonised, post-project operations, while a coordinated equipment fleet will enhance joint actions.

Capacity-building initiatives such as e-learning, field trainings, and cross-border exercises will professionalize volunteer teams, equipping them with the necessary knowledge and tools for effective action. Public awareness campaigns will further increase community resilience to climate- and human-induced risks.

PRE_SAFE takes a holistic, cross-border approach to disaster preparedness and prevention, uniting partners from all four programme countries. Its focus on long-term collaboration, strategic planning, and institutional strengthening is vital for mitigating the growing impacts of climate change and fostering a safer, more resilient border region.

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Multisalva Association

The HUSKROUA border region is one of Europe’s most flood-prone areas and increasingly threatened by climate-induced hazards like forest fires. The project focuses on coordinated action in the Tisza watershed, where both natural and human-induced disasters impact communities across four countries. Volunteer disaster response organizations are key actors, yet their capacities, training and equipment vary significantly across the region.

PRE_SAFE aims to enhance cross-border collaboration among volunteer emergency organisations, building a cooperative ecosystem to improve resilience and regional safety. Through risk and vulnerability mapping in the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County (HU), Satu Mare County (RO), Trebišov District (SK), and Mukachevo and Uzhhorod Districts (UA), evidence-based interventions will be designed, especially in civil protection, disaster management, and climate adaptation.

The project will issue policy recommendations to ease legal and administrative barriers that hinder cross-border disaster response. A joint intervention matrix will guide harmonised, post-project operations, while a coordinated equipment fleet will enhance joint actions.

Capacity-building initiatives such as e-learning, field trainings, and cross-border exercises will professionalize volunteer teams, equipping them with the necessary knowledge and tools for effective action. Public awareness campaigns will further increase community resilience to climate- and human-induced risks.

PRE_SAFE takes a holistic, cross-border approach to disaster preparedness and prevention, uniting partners from all four programme countries. Its focus on long-term collaboration, strategic planning, and institutional strengthening is vital for mitigating the growing impacts of climate change and fostering a safer, more resilient border region.

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Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County Fire Association

The HUSKROUA border region is one of Europe’s most flood-prone areas and increasingly threatened by climate-induced hazards like forest fires. The project focuses on coordinated action in the Tisza watershed, where both natural and human-induced disasters impact communities across four countries. Volunteer disaster response organizations are key actors, yet their capacities, training and equipment vary significantly across the region.

PRE_SAFE aims to enhance cross-border collaboration among volunteer emergency organisations, building a cooperative ecosystem to improve resilience and regional safety. Through risk and vulnerability mapping in the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County (HU), Satu Mare County (RO), Trebišov District (SK), and Mukachevo and Uzhhorod Districts (UA), evidence-based interventions will be designed, especially in civil protection, disaster management, and climate adaptation.

The project will issue policy recommendations to ease legal and administrative barriers that hinder cross-border disaster response. A joint intervention matrix will guide harmonised, post-project operations, while a coordinated equipment fleet will enhance joint actions.

Capacity-building initiatives such as e-learning, field trainings, and cross-border exercises will professionalize volunteer teams, equipping them with the necessary knowledge and tools for effective action. Public awareness campaigns will further increase community resilience to climate- and human-induced risks.

PRE_SAFE takes a holistic, cross-border approach to disaster preparedness and prevention, uniting partners from all four programme countries. Its focus on long-term collaboration, strategic planning, and institutional strengthening is vital for mitigating the growing impacts of climate change and fostering a safer, more resilient border region.

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Research Institute for National Strategy

The HUSKROUA border region is one of Europe’s most flood-prone areas and increasingly threatened by climate-induced hazards like forest fires. The project focuses on coordinated action in the Tisza watershed, where both natural and human-induced disasters impact communities across four countries. Volunteer disaster response organizations are key actors, yet their capacities, training and equipment vary significantly across the region.

PRE_SAFE aims to enhance cross-border collaboration among volunteer emergency organisations, building a cooperative ecosystem to improve resilience and regional safety. Through risk and vulnerability mapping in the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County (HU), Satu Mare County (RO), Trebišov District (SK), and Mukachevo and Uzhhorod Districts (UA), evidence-based interventions will be designed, especially in civil protection, disaster management, and climate adaptation.

The project will issue policy recommendations to ease legal and administrative barriers that hinder cross-border disaster response. A joint intervention matrix will guide harmonised, post-project operations, while a coordinated equipment fleet will enhance joint actions.

Capacity-building initiatives such as e-learning, field trainings, and cross-border exercises will professionalize volunteer teams, equipping them with the necessary knowledge and tools for effective action. Public awareness campaigns will further increase community resilience to climate- and human-induced risks.

PRE_SAFE takes a holistic, cross-border approach to disaster preparedness and prevention, uniting partners from all four programme countries. Its focus on long-term collaboration, strategic planning, and institutional strengthening is vital for mitigating the growing impacts of climate change and fostering a safer, more resilient border region.

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Satu Mare County Museum

The main goal of the project is to popularise the cultural heritage of the border region and the collections of the three participating museums by digitising them. This digital transformation will ensure wider access to ethnographic, artistic, and historical artefacts for researchers, students, and the general public.

Project activities include:

3D scanning of selected cultural heritage objects from the ethnographic and artistic collection of the Satu Mare County Museum (Romania);
Creation of 3D models of men’s and women’s traditional folk clothing from the Transcarpathian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life (Ukraine), preserving these fragile items in a virtual format;
Digitisation of audio-visual materials such as video tapes, audio cassettes, and photo negatives housed in the Museum of Ukrainian Culture in Svidník (Slovakia), making them accessible for future generations and cross-border cultural research.

The project not only preserves valuable regional heritage but also promotes intercultural understanding by sharing these digital resources across borders. It supports the long-term visibility and use of local traditions in modern educational and cultural contexts.

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Slovak National Museum – Museum of Ukrainian Culture in Svidnik

The main goal of the project is to popularise the cultural heritage of the border region and the collections of the three participating museums by digitising them. This digital transformation will ensure wider access to ethnographic, artistic, and historical artefacts for researchers, students, and the general public.

Project activities include:

3D scanning of selected cultural heritage objects from the ethnographic and artistic collection of the Satu Mare County Museum (Romania);
Creation of 3D models of men’s and women’s traditional folk clothing from the Transcarpathian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life (Ukraine), preserving these fragile items in a virtual format;
Digitisation of audio-visual materials such as video tapes, audio cassettes, and photo negatives housed in the Museum of Ukrainian Culture in Svidník (Slovakia), making them accessible for future generations and cross-border cultural research.

The project not only preserves valuable regional heritage but also promotes intercultural understanding by sharing these digital resources across borders. It supports the long-term visibility and use of local traditions in modern educational and cultural contexts.

May 27, 2025Read more...

Municipal Institution Transcarpatian Muzeum of Folk Architecture and Life of the Transcarpathian regional Council

The main goal of the project is to popularise the cultural heritage of the border region and the collections of the three participating museums by digitising them. This digital transformation will ensure wider access to ethnographic, artistic, and historical artefacts for researchers, students, and the general public.

Project activities include:

3D scanning of selected cultural heritage objects from the ethnographic and artistic collection of the Satu Mare County Museum (Romania);
Creation of 3D models of men’s and women’s traditional folk clothing from the Transcarpathian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life (Ukraine), preserving these fragile items in a virtual format;
Digitisation of audio-visual materials such as video tapes, audio cassettes, and photo negatives housed in the Museum of Ukrainian Culture in Svidník (Slovakia), making them accessible for future generations and cross-border cultural research.

The project not only preserves valuable regional heritage but also promotes intercultural understanding by sharing these digital resources across borders. It supports the long-term visibility and use of local traditions in modern educational and cultural contexts.

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