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  • Wild Islands – Protecting Danube areas across borders

    Wild Islands – Protecting Danube areas across borders0

    DANUBEPARKS, the network of Danube protected areas, was established in 2007. Its aim is to unite all protected areas along the Danube, all facing the same challenges, in order to achieve common nature conservation objectives better and more efficiently through increased cooperation. “Cross-border and transnational cooperation is an indispensable part of this work. Nature does

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  • A MILK COOPERATIVE creates prospects for women in rural Bosnia

    A MILK COOPERATIVE creates prospects for women in rural Bosnia0

    The opportunities for women in rural regions of Bosnia-Herzegovina are limited. This is especially true of women who survived the violent war in their villages in the 1990s, or who fled and returned. 15 years ago, AMICA e.V. began to set up self-organised contact points for these women in the Drina valley (Zvornik region) with

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  • Digitisation goes Danube

    Digitisation goes Danube0

    Professional qualification and entrepreneurial spirit are important factors in creating attractive jobs in the Danube region. Digitisation offers a particularly great potential for this. The project “Qualifying women for digitisation in the Danube region” lead by the Stuttgart section of Business and Professional Women wants to support this potential. It is supported by the Baden-Württemberg

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  • ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE must pick up speed

    ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE must pick up speed0

    Although the economies of the countries of the Danube region are heterogeneous, they also have things in common, such as the high importance of industry – mainly represented by German companies – and labour shortages. The latter is to be alleviated by means of digitisation and automation, with artificial intelligence and cooperation with Germany playing

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