Norway Grants

The Best Combat project combines biology, sociology and tourism with the aim of conserving the Danube beluga sturgeon by supporting and educating local communities to develop new livelihoods, focussing on community based tourism, as an alternative to the unsustainable fishing of the endangered beluga. Read more

Possible synergies between projects within waste management explored. Read more

Six Romanian organizations involved in promoting eco-/ agro tourism as well as local and regional development in Romania have participated to the international tourism fair "REISELIV B2B", held in Norway, in Lillestrøm, between January 14-17th 2010. Read more

In the frame of the Norwegian Cooperation Programme with Romania, the project that would most probably be henceforth called ‘the perfect example of a public-private-NGO co-operation‘ was launched in Bucharest – The Center for Emotional and Behavioural Education of Children. Read more

Norway grants 2,5 million Euro to an air pollution research project in the small but research advanced town Maguerele, Romania. Read more

Over 140 guests took part on September 22nd in the official launch of the joint Romanian –Norwegian project “EcoEmerge: Developing Emergent Ecological Markets In Romania” Read more

On September 3rd, the official launch of the Romanian-Norwegian Maritime Project (RoNoMar) took place at the premises of the Constanta Maritime University in the presence of H.E. Mr. Øystein Hovdkinn, Ambassador of Norway to Romania, and Mr. Laurentiu Lazar, Honorary Consul of Norway to Constanta. The RoNoMar Project is supported by a grant from Norway through the Norwegian Co-operation Program... Read more

Bucharest: 70 projects in Romania benefit from EUR 98.5 million in non-refundable funds, allocated through the EEA Financial Mechanism (the EEA Grants) and The Norwegian Cooperation Programme (Norway Grants). Read more