DRIM Danube Region Information Platform for Economic Integration of Migrants

In Munich three events were chosen promotion the launch of the Danube Compass: 1) AMIGA Career day in cooperation with Centre for adult Studies (25.10. 2018); 2) at the Munich Science Days (10-13.11. 2018); and 3) in the context of the training...

The national training session for public institutions and NGO-s was organised on Monday, October 15., 2018, in Szeged the largest city in South Hungary, near the Serbian-Hungarian border. The aim of the session was to introduce the sevices of the...

Slovenia: Training session for public institutions and stakeholders The training session for public institutions and interest groups including NGOs was organised in the context of the IX. event ‘Days of administrative units’. The training...

Slovakia: Training session for public institutions and stakeholders On Friday Oct 12, 2018, a national training session for public institutions was organised in Nitra. There were 31 participants from different places across Slovakia that were...

DC launch event in Austria On 17th October, 2018 Caritas Academy and Gain&Sustain organized an event to celebrate the final launch of the Danube Compass. Around 40 people from organizers, German students from Caritas Academy, teachers and...

DC launch event in Slovenia “Which tool was the most indispensable for an ancient traveler? Compass. And today? Nothing changed ...” were the opening words of the Slovenian DC launch event. In Slovenia, the national DRIM consortium decided to...

On October 8th, 2018, the DRIM project was presented to the participants of the regional conference on regional competitiveness and the importance of statistics and innovation in the region of SEE. As a partner in a previous migration-related...

On October 4th 2018, the DRIM project and its main result, the Danube Compass informational platform (available at www.danubecompass.org) was presented to the counsellors at the Agency for labour and employment of Bosnia and Herzegovina in...

    Fifth partner meeting and train-the-trainer seminar...

During her official visit to the Republic of Serbia, Norwegian Prime Minister, Erna Solberg, along with Serbian Prime Minister, Ana Brnabic, visited the Human Rights House. The visit included an interview with several different civil society...

DRIM project leader Martina Bofulin attended the Vision 2020 event "Society and Migration Event" in Klagenfurt. The event took place at the Alpen-Adria-University of Klagenfurt from 9th to 10th of April 2018. The match-making event was organised...

DRIM project was invited to the project YOUMIG - ‘Youth Migration in the Danube Region’ – Mid-term conference held in Vienna on 20-05-2018. YOUMIG invited several external guests to an open conference in order to present and discuss the first...

Project DRIM was presented at the URBAN DIVERSITY event in the city hall of Ljubljana. The event addressed the issues of migrant entrepreneurship, creativity and cross-border cooperation, the core issues of the Urban Diversity project. The...

Project DRIM was presented at the event "Holistic approach for successful integration of migrants" organised by the Social Chamber of Slovenia. The event took place in Ljubljana on 10-11 May 2018. DRIM project leader Martina Bofulin spoke about...

DRIM project was presented at the "14. National Migration Network Conference" in Krakow. The onference was organised on 21-22 June 2018 and it focused on the role of the information and communiction technologies in migration processes. DRIM...

We are happy to announce that DRIM project was nominated by Danube Transnational Program for a competition organized by EURegionsWeek. The competition is organized as a competition of projects, which use the story telling technique to present...

Munich as a business location is doing well. Extremely well. Both local and regional businesses and associations anticipate stable economic growth. The choke points usually associated with a boom are becoming more and more apparent: depending on...

The transnational information platform, the Danube Compass, is a work of many European partners with the aim to provide information for migrants. Some useful facts.   The DC is available in 8 countries and in 21different...

For how long have you been working on the idea of a transnational information platform? Martina Bofulin: The seed of this project was laid back in 2012 when my colleague Nataša Rogelja  and I collaborated with the Employment Service of...

Far before the launch the DRIM project tested the Danube Compass in four cities. The results cast light on improvements which can be made. The four pilot actions took place in Ljubljana, Graz, Munich, and Zagreb between November 2017 and...