On Thursday 16th January was held in Slovenia, at the premises of the Italian Community of Isola, in Palazzo Manzioli, the 3rd Steering Committee of the project PRIMIS - MULTICULTURAL TRAVEL BETWEEN ITALY AND SLOVENIA AT THE PRISM OF MINORANCES, a project co-financed by the EU Interreg Italy-Slovenia 2014-2020 programme.

PRIMIS aims to implement the perception of multicultural linguistic identity in the program area and of its communities. In the second newsletter you can find short presentations to deepen your knowledge of following communities: Cimbrian; Ladins from Comelico; Slovenian National Community in Italy; Friulans in Veneto; Italian National Community in Slovenia.

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On January 14 and 15, in the city of Kaštela (Croatia), it will be held the second meeting of the UnderwaterMuse project.

SISMA project, financed by Interreg MED program and coordinated by Informest, continues to arouse - beyond its formal conclusion - a strong interest in the scientific community and among the key players, involved in the environmental issues and in planning of resilient cities.
The project results and the main tool, developed by SISMA partnership, have been issued this week on the Italian financial newspaper "Il Sole 24 ore".

The MAESTRALE project, financed by the Mediterranean program, and joined by Informest participated as partner, is closing: it was a great journey during which the project partnership proved that it is possible to look for a future that includes blue energy in the Mediterranean area.

The BLUE KEP Guidebook, the project co-financed by the INTERREG Italy-Croatia program and with Informest as lead-partner, has just come out. The publication contains the description of the main project features , the implementation of the activities during the 21 months and the results achieved.

The third meeting of RESPONSe project, in which Informest participates as the lead partner, was held in Padua on 18 and 19 November. The difficult situation of flooding and the intense rainfall that have crossed the whole Adriatic area in the last two weeks has been the background on which the two-day long work has been developed.