Strengthening Project Implementation: NAVIMORE at the Lead Partners’ Seminar in Zadar
09/11/2026
On 23 September 2026, the NAVIMORE project team participated in the 3rd Lead Partners’ Seminar for Standard Projects funded under the 3rd Call of the Interreg Italy–Croatia Programme, hosted at the University of Zadar, Croatia.
A Day Dedicated to Knowledge Sharing and Cooperation
The seminar brought together representatives of all 24 funded projects, including Project, Financial and Communication Managers, for a full day dedicated to strengthening their knowledge and preparing for the implementation phase.
Organised by the Interreg Italy–Croatia Joint Secretariat, the event provided an overview of key aspects of project implementation, financial management and communication requirements. Presentations were complemented by interactive quizzes and practical sessions, encouraging participants to engage actively with the topics addressed.
The programme also included hands-on workshops, allowing project teams to explore practical implementation aspects, exchange experiences and discuss common challenges.
Supporting Effective Project Implementation
The afternoon continued with one-to-one meetings between project teams and their respective Joint Secretariat Project Managers. These meetings offered an opportunity to address project-specific questions, clarify requirements and discuss the next steps for implementation.
For the NAVIMORE team, the seminar represented a valuable opportunity to deepen its understanding of programme procedures, strengthen its project management approach and connect with other initiatives contributing to cross-border cooperation between Italy and Croatia.
Working Together Towards Shared Results
Events such as the Lead Partners’ Seminar play an important role in supporting cooperation, building capacity and ensuring that funded projects are well prepared to deliver their planned activities and results.
By bringing project representatives together, the seminar fostered knowledge exchange and networking across the Italy–Croatia cooperation area, reinforcing the shared commitment to effective project implementation and sustainable cross-border development.
NAVIMORE looks forward to continuing its work with project partners and programme stakeholders to strengthen cooperation between Italy and Croatia.
NAVIMORE is co-funded by the European Union through the Interreg Italy–Croatia Programme. The project aims to strengthen cross-border governance and improve data interoperability in the maritime and intermodal transport sector, fostering more effective cooperation between Italy and Croatia.
