On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we celebrate the essential role women play in driving innovation, research, and evidence-based solutions to global challenges.

In the Interreg IPA Romania-Serbia Programme, women researchers are leading the charge in environmental protection, healthcare, and digital education. ✨

Let’s explore where women and girls in science thrive and lead:

🌿#ERA_MIN #RORS00063

Environmental risk assessment from mining activities as a result of tailings storage in the cross-border area Romania – Serbia – ERA-MIN_RO-SRB

Women in science are generating vital evidence on air, water, and soil pollution. Their research supports public health and climate change adaptation while fostering inclusive scientific excellence.

Total Budget: € 1.242.286,25

🌬️#AirMON #RORS00090

Cross-border ambient air monitoring network

This project empowers female researchers and students to engage in applied environmental science, using real-time data to shape policies that protect us from hazardous pollutants.
Total Budget: € 1,304,019.12

💻#DigitalU2 #RORS00106

Digital U2 – Design our fUture career in challenging times

Women educators are driving the DIGITAL U2 COMMUNITY, helping young people, including girls from vulnerable backgrounds, build future-ready careers through digital skills.

Total Budget: € 470.080,25

🚲BlueSky #RORS00250

Blue Sky – Cross-border Solution to Air Pollution

Women researchers and environmental experts are actively contributing to the Blue Sky project, advancing EU clean air policies through science-based action. By generating high-quality air quality data, supporting sustainable mobility solutions, and guiding evidence-based decisions, the project helps reduce pollution, protect public health, and drive greener, more resilient communities across the programme area.

Total Budget: € 1.423.187,48

🏥 CROSSCARE #RORS00040

Cross-border cooperation to foster the resilience of clinical management in cancer patients by establishing best practices in personalized molecular-based diagnostics, treatment, and long-term care

Women scientists and clinicians are collaborating on advanced molecular diagnostics and precision oncology, shaping the future of personalized healthcare in Romania and Serbia.

Total Budget: € 1,833,281.50

Investing in women and girls in science is a prerequisite for sustainable, cooperative, and resilient development worldwide.