The action plan will provide inspiration and insight
into EU project preparation and will also give you advice, if there is any national
funds you might applied for.

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Two publications were issued on our web pages that collect
the best practices and give precise examples of the barriers
faced by V4 R&D institutions when engaging in EU Projects.
The publications also specify the necessary steps
needed to solve and deal with these problematic issues.

Brochure V4

Brochure V4 R&D (HU version)

Discussions concerning the breeding of bumblebees,
applied research in bioenergetics and the presentation of science projects
were the key points of the “Summer School Not Only in the Summer” program,
supported by the Visegrad Fund, which took place in in Brno on 9th - 10th February 2017.

“The most interesting thing for me was practically to try: What the submission of the project really means?
How to write the project? And, of course advice our lecturers gave us.”

“Maybe it wants more time for preparation to the project.
I want to say thanks for an organization of this summer school.”

“This event was very great and usefull in general. For me the best presentation was Mgr. Červený, FameLab and Mgr. Gráčkova.

And of course prof. Juchelková was the best mentor and assistent who did a great job. Thumbs up for her!”

Overall, the summer school was very inspiriting to me.

A great award for a variety of lectures as well as an opportunity for practical activities on my own project.

Only 24% of the projects were supported in the 2nd call of Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE.
The Managing Authority received a total of 210 applications out of the 296 institutions from the Czech Republic that participated.
VSB – The Technical University of Ostrava, is among the 48 Czech institutions participating in the approved projects.