The Interreg Sudoe European project RuralSilverHubS identifies key actors to boost the Silver Economy, social innovation and rural repopulation in Spain, France and Portugal. Valencia,
The twelve partners met in Barcelona on 27 and 28 January to review the closure of the third call for proposals and take stock of
Los doce socios se reunieron en Barcelona los días 27 y 28 de enero para analizar el cierre de la tercera convocatoria y hacer balance
The meeting served to work on the first of the project’s seven strategic lines, the one related to shared governance. The Camino Lebaniego Foundation held
PASTONATUR took part in the first event held in Portugal within the framework of the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP 2026), which on 24 January brought together pastoralists from across the north of the country at the Polytechnic Institute of Bragança (IPB).
El encuentro sirvió para trabajar sobre la primera de las siete líneas estratégicas del proyecto, la relativa a la gobernanza compartida. La Fundación Camino Lebaniego
One of the key actions within the European project MAG-SUDOE, was the implementation of a pilot action, recently concluded with Genetics healthcare professionals in Portugal. The main goal was to test the feasibility, acceptability and early impact of a structured mentoring model in genetic counselling. Genetic counselling is becoming increasingly important in personalised medicine. At the same time, it is emotionally demanding work. Professionals face complex diagnoses, sensitive family situations and difficult decisions every day.
MAG-SUDOE addresses this challenge by proposing as a source of resilience the implementation of professional mentoring as a structured tool for reflexive practice, support, continuous learning and well-being. The pilot in Portugal allowed this approach to be tested in real clinical practice.
The Agrobotics-DiTwin project was discussed at SIVAL 2026, a leading international trade fair on agricultural innovation. The event provided valuable exchanges with researchers, technology developers and end users, helping to align the project’s solutions with real operational needs in agriculture.
People interested in promoting a more accessible and inclusive Camino de Santiago can now register for the new course “Camino de Santiago: Accessibility and Inclusiveness,”
The European PreDisc project has been awarded in Portugal with the Best Practices in Active and Healthy Ageing 2025, in the Health+ category, a recognition
