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The Bakony Social Innovation Project supports the development of cultural-artistic programs in the participating municipalities (Bakonynána, Borzavár, Jásd and Nagyesztergár), which are part of the Veszprém-Balaton 2023 European Capital of Culture (VEB2023 ECOC) Programme, through research work.

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Edit Szántóné Balázs and Attila Katona presented their research results.

Fabio Terribile, lead professor at the University of Naples, which is managing the project, participated in the International KRAFT Conference organized by iASK in 2018.

Our aim is to create, through social innovation, an online depository of values in the West Pannonia Region based on the exploration of the multidimensional (cultural, economic and social) development potential of the Association of Pannon Cities members.

Professors of iASK will also speak at the conference, including social scientist Ferenc Miszlivetz, former diplomat Iván Bába, hydrologist Charles Vörösmarty, and economist Sándor Kerekes.

Date: Thursday, April 08, 2021, 6 p.m. Venue: Holocaust Center FB website: https://www.facebook.com/holocaust/

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A Hungarian-Austrian scientific-industrial consortium has begun work on the industrial solution: ErgonoCloud. With a grant of one hundred thousand euros, the development of an innovative tool is under way to make production 30 percent faster, radically more efficient, while significantly reducing on-the-job accidents.

Our aim is to create, through social innovation, an online depository of values in the West Pannonia Region based on the exploration of the multidimensional (cultural, economic and social) development potential of the Association of Pannon Cities members.

LANDSUPPORT is a Horizon2020 project, funded by the European Commission, started on 1 May 2018 and it will last for 42 months. It involves 19 partners from 10 countries both in and outside the EU (Italy, Austria, Hungary, Germany, Spain, France, Belgium, Slovenia, Malaysia and Tunisia). The landsupport project is developing an open access DSS for agriculture, forestry, environmental sustainability and land use policies.

With the partnership of 9 institutions in 8 countries, the Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg has started the implementation of the INTERREG EUROPE project Local Flavours (Spicing up authentic tourism in towns with rich heritage through reviving local cultural flavours) on 1st August 2019.