HUMANITA’s first creative videos – Tuscan-Emilian Apennine National Park: Pietra di Bismantova and Gessi Triassici
One of the main challenges of the Interreg HUMANITA project is to develop tools, methods and strategies that engage the public in understanding the environmental sensitivities of protected areas. This aims to foster awareness through responsible and participatory approaches to conservation. Among the actions promoted, the project aims to create recreative and educational videos to […]
Preserving Heritage, Protecting Nature: Dry Stone Wall Workshop Completed on Lower Kamenjak
As part of common heritage narrative activity, a diverse group of participants – including children from local kindergartens, retirees, concession holders, and local hunters – came together at the end of March 2025 for a unique workshop focused on the traditional craft of dry stone walling. The workshop took place over four days, with each […]
Monitoring Visitors and Their Environmental Impacts – second expert workshop
The HUMANITA project team is thrilled to announce the second-round online workshop with experts, the workshop “Monitoring Visitors and Their Environmental Impacts” organized as a part of the Interreg Central Europe HUMANITA project on “Human-Nature Interactions and Impacts of Tourist Activities on Protected Areas”. The event will take place on June 24th, 2025, at 9:30 […]
Towards seamless and secure borders: CarMen and BorderForce join forces for the future of border management
In an age where global mobility must meet high security standards, two innovative EU-funded projects CarMen and BorderForce are coming together to shape the future of European border management. In a recent joint event „Towards seamless and secure borders: Joint synergies of CarMen & BorderForce projects in border management,” held on July 30th 2025, both […]
Conference with a special session by CarMen – project presented at the conference “European Union funds as a source of financing the development activities of SMEs”
The CarMen project – “Contactless Biometric Border Control for Safer and More Efficient Crossing”, funded under the Horizon Europe programme, participated in a conference with a special session by CarMen. It was presented as a best practice example at the conference “European Union Funds as a Source of Financing the Development Activities of SMEs”, held […]
CarMen project participated at a communication event – presented at Projects to Policy Seminar 2025 in Brussels
The CarMen project participated on a communication event – it was presented at the Projects to Policy Seminar (PPS) 2025, held in Brussels, June 4-5, 2025, and organised by the European Research Executive Agency (REA) and the Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs (DG HOME). The seminar gathered coordinators from 32 newly launched civil security […]
CarMen project presented as a good practice example at the Sustainable Tourism Education event
As part of the Education on Sustainable Tourism event held in Velika Gorica, Croatia on May 26, 2025, the CarMen project was presented as a good practice example demonstrating how a multidisciplinary and cross-sectoral approach can drive both digital and social transformation in the context of sustainable tourism. The CarMen project, funded by the Horizon […]
Weekly CarMen project meetings: The Key to Effective Collaboration and Successful Implementation
In large international projects like CarMen, success doesn’t happen by chance, it’s built through strong, consistent collaboration. That’s why the CarMen consortium, bringing together partners from 15 countries, holds weekly coordination meetings to ensure close teamwork, transparency, and aligned progress. Each meeting is structured around the project’s Work Packages, following the timeline and responsibilities outlined […]
The CarMen project – A New Perspective On The Future of Border Crossing
Travel without stopping could soon become reality thanks to the European project CarMen (Non-stop Biometric Border Control for Secure and Efficient Crossing), funded by the Horizon Europe programme. By using multimodal biometrics, a combination of various biometric traits such as facial recognition, voice, and movement, CarMen is developing a system that enables the automatic identification […]
PROFITIRAJ.HR covers the CarMen project: AI-Powered Border Control For a Safer And Smoother Future
The business portal Profitiraj.hr published an article presenting the CarMen project as an example of how EU-funded programmes enable the development of smarter and safer border management solutions based on artificial intelligence and biometric innovation. The article outlines how CarMen contributes to faster, more secure border crossings while addressing key ethical, legal, and societal considerations, particularly in […]