Date: Monday – Tuesday, 11th and 12th April 2016

Location: City Hall, Szentgotthárd, Hungary

I n v i t a t i o n

On 21st and 22nd April, 2015 the Hungarian and Slovenian mayors, businessmen, experts of regional development and representatives of the academic sphere met each other in the Szentgotthárd-Monošter Initiative: New Impetus for Cross-Border Collaboration, Seminar 2015 in order to unfold the potentials of cooperation, to share their ideas with the neighbours and to find partners for concrete projects. The parties signing the Szentgotthárd / Monošter call have initiated to launch a regular annual meeting where the cooperation between the stakeholders of the neighbouring nations can be enhanced and enlarged.

A document (in Slovene language) has been published: MONOŠTRSKI POZIV za krepitev slovensko-madžarskega sodelovanja. Szentgotthárd / Monošter , 22. april 2015. A video (in Slovene & Hungarian language) has been produced by Slovenski Utrinki, oddaja madžarske TV, Informativni program, 7. maj 2015.

The following organizations are the co-organizers of the Second Seminar on Cooperation on 11th and 12th April 2016 (Szentgotthárd City Hall):

• The Embassy of Slovenia in Budapest
• The Embassy of Hungary in Ljubljana
• The Municipality of Szentgotthárd
• The Central European Service for Cross-border Initiatives – CESCI
• The Slovenian-Hungarian Business Association
• The Inter-Municipality Initiative: Cross-border eCollaboration in the eRegions.

The main message of the meeting is „to create the frames for cooperation and projects”. In line with the message, the initiators insist the participants to find relevant project partners for long-time cooperation and make efforts to create information pools supporting cooperation.

Published is the program. Registration in Hungarian, Slovene or English language is open.

Best regards,

Gyula Ocskay (Mr), secretary general

Gyula.Ocskay@CESCI-net.eu
Central European Service for Cross-Border Initiatives (CESCI), Budapest

P r o g r a m   to be indicated

P a r t i c i p a n t s

 Representatives of the Municipalities in Slovenia

Mag. Mojca Breščak, Director
Development Centre Murska Sobota
Mojca.Brescak@RCMS.si

Mr Damijan Jaklin, Mayor
Municipality of Velika Polana
Obcina@Velika-Polana.si

Mag. Miha Ješe, Mayor
Municipality of Škofja Loka, Slovenia & Coordinator, eMunicipalities Without Borders Mayors Consortium
Miha.Jese@SkofjaLoka.si

Mr Aleš Skalič, Project Coordinator
Development Centre Murska Sobota
Ales.Skalic@Murska-Sobota.si

Mrs Klaudija Šadl Jug, Head
Mayors Office, Town Municipality of Murska Sobota
Klaudija.Sadl-Jug@Murska-Sobota.si

Reference: eMunicipality Without Borders Mayors Consortium

Company Directors in Slovenia

Marko Lotrič, Director
LOTRIČ Metrology Ltd Selca
info@Lotric.si
http://Lotric.si/en

Barbara Kolenc, President
Tourist Association of Pomurje
Barbara.Kolenc@Pt-Zveza.si
http://pt-zveza.si/en

 

Representatives of the Grammar Schools in Slovenia 

Sonja Artač, Teacher, Head of Development and Research Team
Grammar School Ljubljana Vič
Sonja.Artac@guest.arnes.si

Gregor Deleja, Principal
Grammar School Celje Center
Gregor.Deleja@GCC.si

Igor Doler, Head of Project Office
Intercompany Training Center, School Center Velenje
Igor.Doler@guest.arnes.si

Špela Grum, Teacher of English Language
Secondary School of Technical Professions Ljubljana Šiška
Spela.Grum@SSTS.si

Ivan Kuhar, Head
Handicraft Center Veržej
center.duo@marianum.si

Darko Mali, Head, Research and Development Strategies Department
Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for Vocational Education and Training
& eCoordinator, Cross-border Grammar eSchools Collaboration
Darko.Mali@CPI.si

Darinka Martinčič Zalokar, Principal
Secondary School of Technical Professions Ljubljana Šiška
Darinka.Martincic@SSTS.si

Silvestar Ovčar, Deputy Principal
First High School in Celje
Silvestar.Ovcar@guest.arnes.si

Romana Vogrinčič, Informatics Instructor
Murska Sobota Grammar School
Romana.Vogrincic@guest.arnes.si

Albin Vrabič, Principal
Mining and Environmental Protection School, School Centre Velenje
Albin.Vrabic@guest.arnes.si

Matej Zdovc, Teacher of Informatics
First High School in Celje
Matej.Zdovc@guest.arnes.si

Toni Zupančič, Teacher
Secondary School of Technical Professions Ljubljana Šiška
Toni.Zupancic@SSTS.si

References:

The School IT Administrator. Analysing the profile, role and training needs of network administrators in Europe’s schools.
Authors Roger Blamire and Jean-Noel Colin, European SchoolNet Brussels, July 2015, pp 85.

e-Leadership Skills for Small and Medium Sized Enterprises. Final Report.
Prepared for the European Commission, Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs, Directorate Innovation and Advanced Manufacturing, October 2015, pp 224.

Future Classroom Lab, Future Classroom Ambassadors, European Schoolnet Brussels

Computing our future. Computer programming and coding. Priorities, school curricula and initiatives across Europe. European Schoolnet (EUN Partnership AIBSL), Brussels, October 2015 (pp 87)

3.2.2016 Grammar eSchools Meeting in Ljubljana

Representatives of the Grammar Schools in Hungary

Karvázy Eszter, Senior Adviser
National Office of Vocational Education and Training and Adult Learning, Hungary
KarvazyE@lab.hu

Nyeste Pál, Director
Secondary School of the Piarist of Nagykanizsa
Nyeste.Pal@Piarista.hu

Rápli Róbert, Director
School of Art of Szombathely
Rapli.Robert@muveszeti.szombathely.hu

Szentgyörgyvári Róbert, Director
Engineering and Information Technology Vocational School of Szombathely
szentgyorgyvari@szmszc.hu

Representatives of the Universities

Dr. Igor Tičar, Professor & Rector
University of Maribor
Igor.Ticar@UM.si

Dr. Jože Gričar, Professor Emeritus, University of Maribor
Program Coordinator, Inter-Municipality Initiative: Cross-border eCollaboration in the eRegions
Gricar@FOV.Uni-Mb.si

Do you have a problem?

Do you have a problem in an inter-organizational setting? Do you see a problem in cross-border collaboration? Think of the opportunities offered by the eSolutions and eServices. Engage in a cross-border eCollaboration prototype development.

P r o t o t y p e    P r o p o s a l

A prototype is an early sample or model built to test a concept, or process, or to act as a thing to be replicated or learned from. It may be considered a proof of concept. A prototype is a possible basis of a pilot development. A basis of a prototype development is a problem for which the stakeholders (problem owners) have interest in solving it.

Published are examples of the prototype proposals which have been presented at various cross-border events in recent years.

Attached to this page is a Cross-border Prototype Proposal Form.

F o l l o w – u p     E v e n t

6th eRegions Conference 2016: Cross-border eSolutions & eServices Prototypes Development,

Ljubljana, Slovenia on Monday-Tuesday, September 19-20, 2016