The final conference of Ca.Re project will be held online on Friday 25 September, from 9.30 to 13.00. It will be dedicated to "The Case&Care approach for the management of services for elderly people: potential and development in the light of COVID-19". The project partners and Italian and Austrian experts will discuss the results of the pilot actions carried out in Friuli Venezia Giulia, Veneto and Tyrol and on the potential offered by the Case & Care method to our social and health systems and to increasingly aging society.

 You could find the agenda as attachment and here the d REGISTRATION link.

Last 1st September Friuli Venezia Giulia Autonomous Region - Directorate Culture and Sport brought together all CREATURES regional stakeholders.

Everything is ready for the first CREATURES - Friuli Venezia Giulia Autonomous Region stakeholders' meeting, that will be held online on September 1st in compliance with the COVID-19 restrictions. The meeting will be moderated by Antonella Manca, Central Director Culture and Sport FVGAR. Other speakers will be Elena Mengotti, Central Directorate Culture and Sport FVGAR, and Claudia Baracchini, Friuli Innovazione. 

Last 28 July  the XXXIV ICE Report 2019-2020 and the 2019 Istat-ICE Yearbook on internationalization were presented: both (link) show us the particular time that we are living because of COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting crisis.

Sixth PRIMIS newsletter aims to update on WP3.1 activities related to the analysis, systematization and creation of innovative tools for the dissemination and promotion of cultural, linguistic and natural heritage of programme area for tourism purposes. These activities are aimed at achieving touristic development of the linguistic and cultural heritage of native language communities present in programme area. These activities are under the responsibility of the International Relations Communication and SISTAR - U.O. International Cooperation of the Veneto Region. 

The Interreg Europe Policy Learning Platform recently launched a poll within its community to determine which issues were of most concern for regional authorities to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic. Under the Low-carbon economy theme, safety in public transport emerged as a major concern.