Kohesio: discover EU projects in your region

Our cross-border regions are subject to inequalities in terms of healthcare and there is an increase in certain diseases such as bronchopulmonary cancers, while early detection makes it possible to increase recovery rates from 15% to 80%. To facilita...

The project aims to promote the mobility of populations in the cross-border rural territory where there are few or no alternatives to the private car. It aims to provide new mobility solutions, particularly for people who do not own a private car or ...

Every year, 260 children or babies with heart defects are in need of hyperspecialised surgery. However, there is currently no infrastructure for infant cardiac surgery in the France-Wallonia-Flanders cross-border area. Lille University Hospital wishe...

Bike tourism has experienced exceptional growth in Europe over the past few years. The Ardennes has great potential for economic development linked to bicycle tourism and already enjoys an image of a “green” region with its bucolic landscapes. In add...

Surgical treatment of serious pathologies such as breast cancer sometimes results in tissue loss, particularly after ablation (mastectomy), which is performed in almost 73% of cases. Europe is one of the regions of the world most affected by breast c...

This project concerns the cross-border basin of the Elnon, a watercourse partly located on the border between France and Belgium and surrounded by urban areas. Municipalities are subject to a significant risk of flooding: the ELNON project proposes i...

The Bâti C² project is inspired by a major observation in the eco-construction sector: there are a number of obstacles in terms of the offer (lack of awareness of neighbouring markets, shortage of technical skills, lack of knowledge of materials by t...

Food decay and food waste are cross-border problems. While a problem all along the product value chain (production, processing, distribution and consumption), the processing phase is when more than 50% of the waste actually takes place, principally i...

While air quality monitoring is a European obligation to improve human health and environmental quality under Directive 2008/50/EC, Member States are free to choose the tools for implementing actions on their territories designed to inform the public...

The consequences of a natural disaster or a technological or industrial accident do not stop at the borders of a country. A population centre and common risks must not be a hindrance to the fulfilment of emergency response missions when emergencies a...

A WHO study dating from 25 March 2014 indicates that 7 million people died prematurely in 2012 worldwide (1 in 8 deaths), their deaths attributable to the effects of indoor and outdoor air pollution. This pollution has clearly become the principal en...

The MAGETEAUX project intends to limit flooding in the cross-border area of the polders by improving drainage during floods. To achieve this, it is necessary to temporarily allow the evacuation of the waters from the Nieuwpoort to Dunkirk/Furnes Cana...

The north of France, Wallonia and Flanders are three regions in which waterways are largely interconnected. The relatively flat landscape leads to significant sedimentation rates and high flushing requirements, which can be accentuated by the intensi...

Climate change, changes in land use and urbanisation in the Lys and Yser cross-border areas have made municipalities increasingly vulnerable to the risk of floods. The LYSE project proposes integrated flood risk management through the implementation ...

Wild pollinators in the France-Wallonia-Flanders cross-border region represent a precious but highly threatened resource. To protect these pollinators, it is essential to set up a cross-border organisation that allows for coordinated actions and syne...