The project aims to promote innovation and technical culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina and encourage the application of innovations in the economy. A FabLab (Fabrication Laboratory) is a digital manufacturing workshop and part of a global network of local spaces that enable innovation through personal access to digital fabrication tools. The FabLab concept originated at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the USA and has since expanded worldwide, fostering collaboration with the private sector, higher education and scientific institutions, industry, and startups. As a community resource, FabLab offers open access to individuals and businesses. The project's specific objectives include strengthening the capacity of FabLab Mostar and raising public awareness of the opportunities for utilizing its services.

The project will focus on the further development of the gaming industry in the cross-border area, as the gaming industry is recognized as increasingly interesting to different target groups and worth more than the film and music industries combined.

The project will focus on the further development of the gaming industry in the cross-border area, as the gaming industry is recognized as increasingly interesting to different target groups and worth more than the film and music industries combined.

The project will empower women with the essential tools needed to thrive in the digital economy and direct them to job opportunities by providing them with insight into innovative ways of employment.

The general goal of the project is to contribute to the development and improvement of innovation capacities and the adoption of advanced technologies through the support of innovation processes in the cross-border area as well as the improvement of business support services for existing and new SMEs and entrepreneurs in order to enable them to develop new innovative products and services.

Project goal is to strengthen the innovation potential of SMEs in the Danube Region in the field of material and materials technologies, to improve collaboration of SMEs with research, technology and innovation (RTI) in order to better transfer research and technology results in material sciences and technologies and lower the risks for SMEs in commercializing TRI, and to  improve the framework conditions and infrastructure for RTI transfer in a key technology area of strategic importance to the Danube region.