CONGRATULATIONS TO CIUGUD, SADU AND VIECHTACH TEAMS!
What is all about?
At the first interregional event organized within the AdCap4GodGOv project in September last year, our colleagues, partners and stakeholders in the project shared with us their own experiences regarding the administrative capacity building measures and how they contributed to the efficiency of the local administration and to the increase of the quality of services offered to its own citizens.
The 3 good practices presented during the event were validated as such and published on the Interreg Europe Policy Learning Platform, and can be consulted by all those interested in getting inspired by the good practices identified and promoted through the Interreg Europe Programme.
The 3 inspiring examples of good practices were:
Commune of Ciugud, Romania - Making the commune a Smart Village and a business-friendly destination, with over 60 million euros attracted from European funds and major changes for the community - https://www.interregeurope.eu/good-practices/citizens-card-smart-solution-to-streamline-local-public-services-in-romanian-municipalities-1
Commune of Sadu, Romania - Digitizing services and optimising resources to create a more modern and efficient administration - https://www.interregeurope.eu/good-practices/sadu-city-hall-processesdigitalization-innovative-approach-to-streamline-public-service-delivery
City of Viechtach, Germany - Revitalising the city through the resilience concept and engaging citizens in combating vacant spaces - https://www.interregeurope.eu/good-practices/zukunftsvit-word-gamezukunftfuture-1st-syllable-for-viechtach-fit-means-fit-for-future-0
We congratulate once again our colleagues from the City of Viechtach, Commune of Ciugud and Commune of Sadu for the results obtained, for their recognition at European level and for the way they inspire other colleagues from the public administration in taking over and applying innovative initiatives!
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