2 stakeholders Meetings in Hungary : a Cross-Border Impact

The NOTRE project’s first two stakeholder meetings in Szombathely brought together key multidisciplinary participants to discuss the project’s cross-border applicability and its impact on the local ecosystem. The first meeting took place on January 21, 2025, at the Pannon Business Network (PBN) office, while the second was held on February 17, 2025, at the City Hall. Discussions centered on project results, lessons learned, and opportunities in elderly care product testing.

1st local stakeholders meeting : 

On January 21, 2025, the first stakeholder meeting of the NOTRE project was held in Szombathely at the Pannon Business Network (PBN) office. The event gathered eight multidisciplinary participants representing various institutions and sectors. The primary focus of the meeting was to explore the cross-border applicability of the project’s results and assess how the project's findings could be leveraged for broader regional benefits.

2nd local stakeholders meeting : 

Building on this initial discussion, the second stakeholder meeting took place on February 17, 2025, at Szombathely’s City Hall. This event brought together key actors from the local ecosystem to review the progress of the NOTRE project and discuss its impact on the region. Participants engaged in valuable conversations about the project's achievements so far, the lessons learned, and its influence on the local ecosystem. A major highlight of the meeting was the discussion on opportunities for product testing related to elderly care, which could offer significant benefits for the region’s social and healthcare sectors.

The event was attended by representatives from various institutions, including the Municipality of Szombathely, Pannon Business Network, Wirtschaftskammer Österreich, AGORA Savaria, Falco Zrt., and several other organizations. Their participation underscored the importance of collaboration in fostering innovation and ensuring that the project's results are effectively integrated into local and cross-border initiatives.

With these stakeholder meetings, the NOTRE project continues to strengthen its position as a key initiative for fostering knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and innovation across borders. The discussions held in Szombathely mark an essential step toward realizing the full potential of the project in supporting sustainable solutions in elderly care and beyond.