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WIN – Women’s Inclusion Network:
WIN is a transnational cooperation project under the Interreg Danube Region Programme that aims to improve the socio-economic position of women in peripheral industrial regions across the Danube Region. The initiative addresses structural gender inequality in labour markets affected by industrial decline by promoting skills development, social innovation, and institutional capacity building. Through joint research, pilot actions, awareness-raising campaigns, and policy engagement, WIN fosters inclusive labour market participation, enhances employability and entrepreneurship opportunities for women, and contributes to more resilient and equitable regional economies. The project also facilitates cross-border collaboration and knowledge exchange among public authorities, employers, civil society, and research institutions to drive systemic progress on gender equality.
WIN promotes inclusive labour markets by improving employment support systems for vulnerable groups, contributing to social innovation and social entrepreneurship in workforce integration.
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OUTPUTS:
• Transnational analysis and comparative study of women’s needs and institutional barriers in peripheral industrial labour markets.
• Deployment of seven pilot actions in regional contexts to co-develop and test social innovations improving women’s labour market participation.
• Establishment of WIN Innovation Groups engaging target groups and stakeholders in co-creation processes.
• Development of a methodological toolkit and Social Innovation Booklet summarising pilot lessons and good practices.
• Capacity-building programmes, awareness-raising campaign materials, and a pilot video to promote women’s skills and opportunities.
• Local and regional action plans and policy recommendations to foster gender-inclusive labour markets across the Danube Region.
• Transnational events and knowledge products supporting policy dialogue and stakeholder networking.
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PROGRAMME:
Interreg Danube Region Programme
Partners & Countries involved: 10 partners / 7 countries
List of participating countries: Slovenia, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Serbia
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