On August 17, 2024, a project meeting for the “Cultural and Creative Sectors and Industries for Collaboration, Competitiveness, Sustainability, and Innovation” (CCSI4CCSI) project took place at the Krakow Technology Park (KTP). The meeting, coordinated in Poland by MARR as the Local Stakeholder, brought together partners from Greece, Croatia, Denmark, and Belgium to discuss “Synergies with Other Sectors.”
During the event, Krakow Technology Park had the opportunity to present the goals and challenges of the INTEGER project, which focuses on promoting social innovation and sustainable lifestyles. Agnieszka Podkowa’s presentation underscored how initiatives like the AHAthon can harness technology to address real social needs, particularly those of the silver generation. The presentation also emphasized the importance of international collaboration in creating innovative solutions that unite different generations in building a better future.
This meeting allowed KTP to highlight its wide range of activities and strengthen international cooperation by showcasing INTEGER as a model that bridges the gap between technological advancements and social challenges.