Charter
for participatory cross-border
cooperation governance in Central Europe

Ready to tackle Central Europe’s shared challenges?
Discover the Charter and join forces with cross-border professionals.

Charter
for participatory cross-border cooperation governance in Central Europe

Ready to tackle Central Europe’s shared challenges? Discover the Charter and join forces with cross-border professionals.

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The Charter for Participatory Cross-Border Governance in Central Europe was presented at the BorderLabs CE project’s closing conference in Brussels as a shared vision for stronger cooperation across the region. The document addresses common challenges such as migration, security, EU enlargement and territorial development, and encourages more coordinated action among governments, policymakers and territorial development professionals.

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If you favour a classic, uninterrupted reading experience, you can download the full Charter in PDF format.

Please note that this version omits our interactive features, but it provides a complete overview for convenient offline reading.

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Experience the Charter’s four core chapters—Mission, Planning, Governance, and Obstacles—through dynamic digital content across our main menu.

Use these sections to explore short videos, polls, quizzes, best practice collections, and glossaries.

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This platform has been developed within the BorderLabs CE project, supported by the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme with co-financing from the European Union. Its content, including any analyses, interpretations, opinions, forecasts and recommendations, is the sole responsibility of the authors and the project partnership and does not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme, its programme bodies or the European Union.