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The Young Bled Strategic Forum (Young BSF) is an annual conference bringing together young leaders to engage in lively discussion and develop out-of-the-box solutions to some of the most pressing world issues. The Young BSF model has been growing and changing and has become a unique meeting place for a diverse array of young leaders, entrepreneurs, influencers, thinkers and social activists and thus offering them a platform to share their visions, exchange ideas and connect with one another. The Young BSF 2019 will host young leaders under the title “Youth as a (Future) (Re)source”.

Priority area 10 has been bringing together youth from various fields for many years in a row. We have identified and recognized young experts as the most active part of the society that understands the importance of cooperation, regional connectivity and exchange of good practices, expertise and opportunities. It has proved to be a good choice for widening the knowledge about Danube region and Strategy for Danube region as they are spreading the information quickly as any other part of our citizens at the moment.

This year's Danube Participation Day takes place on 26 June 2019 in Bucharest (RO), back to back with the 8th EUSDR Annual Forum. The Danube Participation Day on "Youth - Participation - Empowerment" will address challenges and opportunities for youth to take active part in the future development of the Danube Region.
Registration is open now until 6 June 2019.

Project Partners from the CEI member countries have the opportunity to submit proposals to the CEI Know-how Exchange Programme (KEP) until 1 July 2019.
The Programme supports initiatives that address the CEI Plan of Action 2018-2020.

Do you live and/or work in the EUSDR region? Are you working on projects in the region? Do you have any suggestion, how to tackle challenges regionally? We care about your opinion! Use the opportunity through online consultation form - until May 20th.

The final conference of the AgriGo4Cities project joined scholars, practitioners, NGOs, activists, policymakers, public institutions' representatives and others in Budapest, with the means of promoting participatory urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) in order to tackle socio-economic exclusion of vulnerable groups and stimulate sustainable urban environment.