INNO.CIRCLE
INNO.CIRCLE specifically supports small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in further developing or redesigning their products and business models in line with the principles of the circular economy.
EDIH – European Digital Innovation Hub: Crowd in Motion
A European Digital Innovation Hub that aims to accelerate the utilization of crowd technology and AI for the analysis of motion data through the Internet of Things, FabLabs, and access to financial resources for the green and digital transformation of the alpine tourism and sports industry, as well as the public sector.
WiWa²
The Interreg project WIWA² investigates the effectiveness of natural environments on the health and quality of life of the population and patients.
SUNrise
Sustainable Innovation and Generational Change: Innovation Paths for Transitioning to Sustainable Business Models in SME
Sports Athletes Entrepreneurship & Innovation Day
This project supports athletes in their career orientation phase: from founding, through financing, to success.
DECIDE – Strengthening the Circular Economy
The Interreg Project aims to equip SMEs, startups, and economic developers in the Danube region with tools to create successful circular economy business models, crucial for realizing the European Green Deal’s goals
EdTech Austria
EdTech Austria aims to position Austria, starting from Salzburg, as a pioneer in the field of educational technologies. The goal is to create innovative environments for testing new technologies and diverse learning settings. We rely on a vibrant ecosystem that includes companies, startups, research institutions, as well as national and international experts.
SMASH – Smart Attraction System for human potential
The aim of the cross-border project is to support small and medium-sized enterprises in the project area with practical assistance in making their working conditions more attractive. The project is supported by the European Union with funding from the European Regional Development Fund.
BioH2Region
Cross-regional knowledge platform for sharing information on hydrogen and green gases and actively shaping the transformation.
BAUHALPS
According to the European Commission, the built environment is responsible for at least 40% of human-made greenhouse gas emissions. In the Alpine region, the key challenge lies in efficiently utilizing local resources, uniformly implementing EU regulations, and establishing common standards throughout the entire construction value chain. The BAUHALPS project addresses…