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Projects Approved by PriorityThe greatest portion of projects is concentrated in the field of priority one, i.e. the “Promotion of SpatialDevelopment”. More than 50 projects are brought together under this category (38%). The remainingprojects are distributed relatively equally over the other three priorities “Transport Systems”, “Naturaland Cultural Heritage” and “Environmental Protection” (ranging from 19-24%).Fig. 3: Number of Projects per Priority60504051302025 2632104 30PRIORITY 1SPATIAL DEVELOPMENTPRIORITY 2TRANSPORT & ITPRIORITY 3NATURAL & CULTURALHERITAGEPRIORITY 4ENVIRONMENTProject Partners per CountryProject partners can be found in all countries participating in the CADSES Programme. Figure 4 showshow widely the partners are spread across the whole CADSES area. Although most partners are based inthe four states that were members of the EU when the Programme was launched in 2000 (Austria, Germany,Greece, Italy), the new EU Member States were encouraged to participate, in particular after theEU enlargement in 2004, when they could apply for ERDF funds. Among the new EU Member States,Hungary and Poland boast the highest numbers of participants.Although the majority of the partners in CADSES projects are from the enlarged EU, a growing numberof project partners come from neighbouring countries.10 INTERREG III B CADSES / PROJECT BOOK
Fig. 4: Number of Project Partners per Country3503363002502001712151841501005023965498111610 298653359 66160ALBANIAAUSTRIABOSNIA-HERZEGOVINABULGARIACROATIACZECH REPUBLICFYROMGERMANYGREECEHUNGARYITALYMOLDAVAPOLANDROMANIASERBIA / MONTENEGROSLOVAKIASLOVENIAUKRAINETo a great degree the leadership of the transnational co-operation projects was assumed by Italian LeadPartners (54 of 134 projects), followed by Austria (23). In 21 projects there were Lead Partners fromGermany, likewise 21 from Greece.In the 3rd and 4th call projects from Lead Partners coming from new EU Member States were even approvedfor the first time in the INTERREG III B CADSES Programme: four projects with Polish and CzechLead Partners, three projects under Slovenian leadership and two projects with Hungarian and SlovakianLead Partners started working in 2005 and 2006 (Fig. 5).Fig. 5: Number of Lead Partners per Country60545040302023 21 21102 4 4 2 30AUSTRIAGERMANYGREECEITALYHUNGARYCZECH REPUBLICPOLANDSLOVAKIASLOVENIAINTERREG III B CADSES / PROJECT BOOK11
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Page 4 and 5: IndexPreface ......................
Page 6 and 7: IndexPRIORITY 3NATURAL & CULTURAL H
Page 8 and 9: INTERREG III B CADSES -Advancement
Page 10 and 11: PRIORITY 1 PRIORITY 2 PRIORITY 3 PR
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Page 16 and 17: ADRI.FISHPromotion of Sustainable F
Page 18 and 19: CONSPACECommon Strategy Network for
Page 20 and 21: ED-C IIIEuropean Development Corrid
Page 22 and 23: ESTIA-SPOSEEuropean Space - Territo
Page 24 and 25: IdeQuaEstablishment of an Identity-
Page 26 and 27: InServNetInterregional Innovative S
Page 28 and 29: PlanCoastSpatial Planning in Coasta
Page 30 and 31: POLY.DEV.Common Best Practices in S
Page 32 and 33: REDECONRegional Development Along C
Page 34 and 35: SIC!SUSTRAIN Implement Corridorwww.
Page 36 and 37: TECPARKNETScience and TEChnology PA
Page 38 and 39: ADHOCAdapted Development of Histori
Page 40 and 41: CITYREGIORegional Economic Developm
Page 42 and 43: CoUrbITCOmplex URBan Investment Too
Page 44 and 45: Hist.UrbanIntegrated Revitalization
Page 46 and 47: MISTERMilitary and Industrial SiTEs
Page 48 and 49: RARERailroad Areas REclaimwww.rarep
Page 50 and 51: REPUSStrategy for a Regional Polyce
Page 52 and 53: TECNOMAN perspectivesTEN and Corrid
Page 54 and 55: VITAL CITIESConsolidation of Polyce
Page 56 and 57: GOVERNETGovernance Models for Susta
Page 58 and 59: Parks&EconomyDeveloping Initiatives
Page 60 and 61: SHINING MountainsSport and Health a
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ENIExperiment in Newcomer Integrati
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MIGRALINKIntegration of Migrants in
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WESTWomen East Smuggling Traffickin
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PRIORITY 2TRANSPORT & ITEFFICIENT A
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CITY PORTSCITY PORTS - A City Net F
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D4DData Warehouse for Danube Waterw
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EU-CORe IIIHarmonisation of Economi
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IMONODEEfficient Integration of Car
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RAIRDevRegional Airports Interactio
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TWISTTransport with a Social Target
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B-CROSSBusiness Cooperation One-Sto
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EMBRACEImproving the Access of SMEs
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I2E-INFOTECH TO EXTENDINFOrmation T
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ISA -MAPHarmonisation of Regional D
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SEITCOSouth-Eastern European Inform
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TELMITransnational European Labour
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ARCHEOSITESspAtial integRated enhan
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Development of a Sustainable Touris
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GreenKeysUrban Green as a Key for S
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HERITOURCultural Thematic Route Dev
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ITERItinerari Termaliwww.iter-cadse
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ROMITRoman Itinerarieswww.romit.org
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VILLASVillas, Stately Homes and Cas
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IPAMIPAM-Toolbox: Integrative Prote
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PANet 2010Protected Area Networks -
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TWReferenceNETManagement and Sustai
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CULTURAL LANDSCAPEProtecting Histor
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REKULARestructuring Cultural Landsc
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SURESuccessful Restoration and Reha
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BETTERBiofuel chain Enhancement for
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CARBON-PROCARBON balance drafting a
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DRAVA RIVER BASIN PROJECT (DRBP)Env
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KATER IIKArst waTER research progra
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SAWWTACASewerage And Waste Water Tr
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TAQITransnational Air Quality Impro
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MONITORHazard Monitoring for Risk A
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RIMADIMARisk-, Disaster-Management
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RIVER SHIELDProtecting Rivers from
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STRiMRemotely Accessed Decision Sup
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Educate!Building the Future of Tran
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ENHYGMAENvironmental, HYdrologic an
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HYDROCAREHydrological Cycle of the
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MOSESImprovement of Flood Managemen
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ODERREGIOTransnational Action Progr
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SUMADSustainable Use and Management
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Project Index in alphabetical order
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REDECON Regional Development Along
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ImprintINTERREG III B CADSES Neighb
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www.cadses.netISBN: 978-3-9811921-1
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