Project Title:
Reindustrialisation Following the Brownfield is Better than Greenfield Principle – ReInd-BBG
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Donor:
Interreg Danube Region Programme, Co-funded by the European Union

Total Budget:
2.398.800,00 EUR (RDA Bačka budget 140.000,00 EUR)

Main Objective:
The ReInd-BBG project focuses on “Brownfield is Better than Greenfield” re-industrialisation as an important priority for municipalities in the Danube Region. The main goal of the project is to:​

• Strengthen the institutional capacity of public authorities and stakeholders in the Danube Region.​
• Reduce socio-economic and administrative fragmentation in spatial, economic, and environmental transformation processes.​
• Demonstrate the benefits of BBG re-industrialisation through territorial examples.​
• Implement the 4H approach.​

Lead Partner:
Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia (Slovenia)

Project Partners:

• Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute (Slovenia)
• The Municipality of Hrastnik (Slovenia)
• Department for Development and International Projects of Zenica-Doboj Canton (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
• Eko-forum Zenica (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
• University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (Austria)
• Regional Development Agency Bačka Ltd. Novi Sad (Serbia)
• Vojvodina Development Agency Ltd. Novi Sad (Serbia)
• The City of Sombor (Serbia)
• The Municipality of Vratsa (Bulgaria)
• Chamber of Commerce and Industry -Vratsa (Bulgaria)
• The Municipality of Resita (Romania)
• Make Better Association (Romania)
• The City of Zenica (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
• The Municipality of Niksic (Montenegro)
• EPCG – Steelworks – Niksic (Montenegro)

Associate Strategic Partners:

• Local Development Institute Association – Think Global Act Local (UrbanizeHub) – Romania
• S.C. NHOOD SERVICES ROMANIA SRL – Romania
• Agency for regional and economic development, Vratsa – Bulgaria
• Danube Strategy Point – Austria
• Centre for European Perspective – Slovenia
• Steinbeis 2i GmbH – Germany
• North Regional Development Agency – Moldova
• Development Agency of Serbia – Serbia
• Environmental movement Ozon – Montenegro

Project duration:
30 months (1 January 2024 – 30 June 2026)