“Sustainable Renovation of Apartment Buildings in the Favorit Neighborhood” – FAVORIT+
The FAVORIT+ initiative proposes an integrated approach to the sustainable renovation of apartment buildings constructed during the communist era, combining solutions inspired by nature, technology, and community involvement. The project aims to transform collective housing into energy-efficient spaces adapted to current environmental requirements, contributing to increased urban resilience and the achievement of climate neutrality. The […]
PROWD (PROximity Without Density)
Against the backdrop of rapidly expanding metropolitan areas and growing pressures on mobility, resources, and access to services, the PROWD project proposes a critical adaptation of the “15-minute city” concept to low-density urban areas. Funded through the Driving Urban Transitions program (Horizon Europe), the project aims to identify appropriate responses for metropolitan peripheries, where traditional […]
Green Place “Let’s do it together!” – participatory urban regeneration
In the current European context, where many cities are grappling with abandoned or underutilized spaces, the Green Place “Let’s do it together!” project proposes an integrated and participatory approach to revitalize these areas and reintegrate them into the urban fabric, using nature-based solutions. The initiative aims to transform these areas into accessible and functional community […]
DIGITALIZE: Strengthening the resilience of tourism through digital solutions
In the current European context, characterized by rapid transformations in the tourism sector due to digitalization, changing consumer behavior, and the need to transition toward sustainable models, the DIGITALIZE: Strengthening Tourism Resilience through Digital Solutions project proposes an integrated approach aimed at increasing competitiveness in this sector. Funded by the Interreg Europe Program, the project […]
S.M.ALL: Sustainable and Inclusive Urban Mobility for Metropolitan Communities
In a metropolitan context marked by increased pressure on transportation infrastructure and the need to reduce pollution, the European project S.M.ALL (Sustainable Urban Mobility for All) proposed a people-centered approach, in which mobility becomes an accessible and safe right for every member of the community. Bucharest faces severe congestion and poor air quality, caused by […]
METRO CASE: Strategies for Collaboration and Comparative Improvements in METROpolis
“The European project ‘METRO CASE: Collaboration Strategies and Comparative METROpolitan Improvements’ aims to transform the way metropolises plan, collaborate, and invest in urban development, from infrastructure to public services (education, health, utilities, transportation, etc.). Bringing together nine European partners, the project develops innovative models of metropolitan governance to address the complexity of decision-making and current […]
“Developing Sustainable Production and Consumption of Textiles and Clothing in the Danube Region” – Green-Tex
The Bucharest Metropolitan Area Inter-Community Development Association (ADIZMB) launched a pilot program in 2025 dedicated to the separate collection of textile waste, by installing 12 specialized containers in five localities in Ilfov County: Berceni (2 units), Brănești (4 units), Pantelimon (2 units), Popești-Leordeni (2 units), and Vidra (2 units). The system is available free of […]
Digital Skills for Adapting to the Labor Market
The “Digital Skills for Adapting to the Labor Market” project addresses modern challenges by aligning employees’ skills with a rapidly evolving economic ecosystem. Ranking first nationally (99/100 points) in the project selection phase attests to the quality of the institutional design and the relevance of the initiative for the Bucharest metropolitan area. The initiative aims […]
Internships adapted to the labor market in Bucharest–Ilfov for students in vocational and technical education
The project ensures the organization, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of practical activities for 252 students in vocational and technical education, including dual education, enrolled at the “Cezar Nicolau” Technological High School in Brănești, Ilfov County, studying in the fields of economics, agriculture, tourism and food service, and mechanics. This initiative pursues four main objectives: Developing […]
Access to Training and Careers in Bucharest–Ilfov – Keep Up
The Project “Access to Training and Careers in Bucharest–Ilfov – Keep Up” – a strategic response to labor market transformations in the Bucharest-Ilfov region In a context marked by rapid technological change and structural shifts in the labor market, skills development has become essential for maintaining economic competitiveness and employment. Continuous adaptation of professional skills […]