The exchange programme between the Secondary Technical School of Civil Engineering in Nitra and the Secondary Technical School in Havlíčkův Brod focuses on developing students’ skills in digital architectural design. The main aim is to train participants in the use of ArchiCAD, a key BIM software commonly applied in contemporary construction practice. During the one-week stay, students will take part in workshops and practical lessons led by specialists from the host school. They will learn how to model building structures, create basic documentation, and prepare simple architectural visualizations. The final outcome of the programme will be a small independent project in ArchiCAD, which students will present at the end of the stay. The programme also includes professional and cultural activities. Students will visit the company Chládek a Tintěra, a.s., which is active in civil and transport construction. This visit will provide insight into real construction processes and the organization of building works. In addition, they will visit the historic town of Kutná Hora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which will enrich the programme with cultural and architectural context. The project supports the connection between theoretical education and practical application, strengthens cooperation between partner schools, and contributes to the development of professional competence and cultural awareness among students.

The V4 Transnational Workshop will bring together HR professionals, academics, and consultants from all four Visegrad countries to consolidate insights from the national workshops (Output 2). The aim is to strengthen cross-border collaboration and co-develop practical responses to five shared HR challenges: strategic HR alignment, job design, performance evaluation, digitalisation, and talent development. Participants will review the draft HR models and guidelines developed so far, share national experiences and best practices, and formulate regionally relevant recommendations. The format will include interactive group sessions, expert dialogues, and facilitated reflection to ensure both content validation and methodological learning. The results will directly inform the finalisation of the HR tools (Output 1), feed into the Closing Online Conference (Output 4), and strengthen the V4 HR Professional Network (Output 6). The workshop ensures that solutions are tested across contexts and refined collaboratively, making them both locally useful and regionally aligned.

Preliminary programme: 15/03/2026 20:00–22:00 – networking dinner for decision makers - PRIVATE, invitation only 16/03/2026 10:00–12:00 – Works in Progress / Projects in Post-production - OPEN TO PUBLIC WITH INDUSTRY/STUDENT/GUEST accreditation 12:00 - 14:00 - industry networking lunch - OPEN TO PUBLIC WITH INDUSTRY/STUDENT/GUEST accreditation 14:00–15:00 – Discussion with funds representatives - OPEN TO PUBLIC 14:00–17:00 – One-to-one meetings - PRIVATE, invitation only 16:00–17:00 – Master class / success story - coproduction in our region - OPEN TO PUBLIC 19:00 – industry networking drink - OPEN TO PUBLIC WITH INDUSTRY/STUDENT/GUEST accreditation (hosted together with project partners) 17/03/2026 10:00–12:00 – Works in Progress / Projects in Development - OPEN TO PUBLIC WITH INDUSTRY/STUDENT/GUEST accreditation 12:00 - 14:00 - industry networking lunch - OPEN TO PUBLIC WITH INDUSTRY/STUDENT/GUEST accreditation 14:00–15:00 – Discussion about the work conditions in our region - OPEN TO PUBLIC 14:00–17:00 – One-to-one meetings - PRIVATE, invitation only 16:00–17:00 – Master class / sales representative - distribution of films from our region - OPEN TO PUBLIC 18:00 - 19:00 – industry networking drink (connected with the awards ceremony of non-statutory awards for projects) - OPEN TO PUBLIC WITH INDUSTRY/STUDENT/GUEST accreditation (hosted together with project partners) 19:30 - closing ceremony (connected to award ceremony - BEST PITCH award)

The purpose of this workshop is to establish the conceptual and methodological foundation for the project on Emotional Dynamics of Housing Policy in the Visegrad Region: Security as a Social Value As the very first exchange, it provides a unique opportunity to align definitions, approaches, and research tools across the V4 countries. Its main outcome will be a coherent framework that ensures the comparability of the four national case studies. The event will also feature a training session on public policy, social policy, and emotions, delivered by researchers from Poland and Hungary. This three-hour online workshop will bring together researchers, students, and doctoral candidates from Poland, Czechia, Hungary, and Slovakia.The event will feature thematic presentations, moderated discussions, and interactive group work. This workshop is the first in a cycle of four, each corresponding to a different stage of the research cycle: building a shared framework, conducting a pre-comparative exchange, critically analyzing comparative findings, and finally transferring knowledge to stakeholders. Each stage delivers distinct outcomes—academic integration (1), academic reflection (2), critical validation (3), and civic and policy engagement (4).

The concept of this output will be the same as in Workshop in Slovakia but instead of In Minoristas, the meeting and workshop will be with partner organization Uccu Roma Informális Oktatási Alapítvány.

A series of four live, online interactive webinars, each focused on a distinct theme derived from the Visegrad Group's experience in maintaining cooperation despite political differences: - Webinar 3: Business Beyond Politics. Each webinar will feature case study presentations by V4 and Georgian experts, followed by a moderated discussion. The events will be online.

Presentation of results in the form of lectures and posters by the researchers working on the project "Non-antibiotic approaches to control mastitis in dairy cows" at the Cattle Breeders' Winter School organised by the Department of Animal Genetics, Breeding, and Ethology at the Hugo Kołłątaj University of Agriculture in Krakow.

This one-day international conference in Slovakia will bring together 50–60 professionals including stakeholders from V4+ region. The event will present key results from national labor market research, highlight challenges faced by displaced Ukrainian teenagers, and showcase good practices in career guidance. Panels will include policymakers, educators, career counselors, and employers. Partners will share their experience of platform adaptation and digital guidance tools. The event will feature multilingual sessions, live interpretation, and recording. Outcomes will inform regional strategies and reinforce inclusive educational responses. The conference will also mark the launch of the Career Guide and support its visibility across professional and policy networks.

The Healthy Houses Conference is a well-established event focused on sustainable building, energy efficiency, and creating healthy living environments. It has been regularly organized in Slovakia and the Czech Republic for over 20 years, with its primary goal being to bring together experts, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders interested in the intersection of construction and sustainability. The conference covers topics like energy-efficient building design, indoor air quality, sustainable materials and technologies, healthier living spaces as well as legislation and policy. The Healthy Houses Conference has played a crucial role in shaping the discourse on sustainable architecture in Central Europe, and it's generally considered one of the leading conferences in the region for discussing green building and sustainability topics. The Healthy Houses Conference in 2026 will be held in Czech Republic and there will be presentations of experts from Czechia, Hungary, Slovakia and other countries. The conference is at the moment the only one in Czechia specialized in Earthen Architecture and research about earth materials and constructions. Second day there will be an excursion and a round table organised for presenters from the partnership to discuss the raised common issues, discussing the cooperation and future.

The conference will be organized in hybrid (offline and online); the experts will summarise the steps taken by Ukraine and best practices in the cross-border cooperation, a as well as in EU integration process; partner experts will summarise the best practices in the cross-border cooperation of V4 countries; representatives of the local stakeholders of CBC - local self-government, representatives of regional development agencies, think tanks, NGOs, students, etc also will have a possibilities to provide speeches. About 60 participants of the conference will be present live and about 40 - online.

One-day event in Budapest, Hungary, with in-person participation of the partners’ representatives and online participation of additional experts involved in the implementation of the project. The planned collaborative cross-border activities, outputs, events, and products will be discussed in detail. In addition, the scientific workshop will provide a platform for partners to present their research focus, methodologies, and technological capabilities relevant to the project. Presentations will address key scientific challenges related to polymer-based wound dressings and biomedical innovations. The workshop aims to foster dialogue, harmonize research approaches, and identify potential synergies between partners. Outcomes of the event will include refined technical objectives and an agreed roadmap for coordinated scientific collaboration.