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    ‘’What it’s like to be an Interreg Reporter in Bratislava, Slovakia?!’’, I hear you ask. Well, you’

    ‘’What it’s like to be an Interreg Reporter in Bratislava, Slovakia?!’’, I hear you ask. Well, you’

    Hi to everyone in our big IVY family! The time has come for me to finally write my first blog post. But firstly, let me introduce myself. My name is Veronika and I am currently volunteering as an Interreg Reporter in Bratislava, Slovakia (Interreg V-A SK-CZ /Interreg V-A SK-AT). As I’ve just reached the middle of my volunteering period, I think I’ve gathered enough material and experiences to share with you on this blog. I am (as far as I know) one of the few volunteers who g
    The Jacob@ccess project and what I did in Brussels

    The Jacob@ccess project and what I did in Brussels

    It´s difficult to believe that half of my IVY voluntary service has already passed! Time flies indeed. And as I continue volunteering for POCTEFA, my experience deepens as well as knowledge about the trans-regional cooperation and EU initiatives. Recently I had a chance to attend the Review Committee where I met some EU Commission officials and certain beneficiaries of our projects. As a Joint Secretary we were resolving doubts and giving detailed information on technical ass
    Once a volunteer, always a volunteer

    Once a volunteer, always a volunteer

    A few years ago in parallel with my bachelor, I started to engage heavily with volunteerism. It was a “wonderful trip” where I managed to create two volunteering associations: a) the local Erasmus Student Association for helping Erasmus students from abroad to get familiar with our culture & my university and b) IEEE (Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers) Student Branch for promoting research. Through this trip I had the chance to create friendships for a lifetime,

    Interreg Volunteer Youth is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund and the Association of European Border Regions (AEBR)

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