IVY Project Partner for the Interreg project PATH-CE

HÉTFA Research Institute is looking for an IVY volunteer! The volunteer will support the Interreg project PATH-CE – Pedestrian Access and Tactical Hubs for Central Europe , under the Interreg Central Europe Programme. The objective of the Interreg project PATH-CE is Greening urban mobility in Central Europe. The project aims to improve pedestrian accessibility and promote sustainable urban mobility in small and medium-sized towns in Central Europe.

It addresses challenges such as unsafe walking routes, car dependency, limited pedestrian infrastructure and the need for greener public spaces. The volunteer will be carrying out the following activities: Supporting the communication and dissemination activities of the PATH-CE project. Assisting in the preparation of communication materials, such as articles, newsletters, presentations and other project-related content.

Contributing to the promotion of project activities, results and achievements through online communication channels. Supporting the collection, organisation and presentation of good practices related to sustainable urban mobility and liveable cities. Assisting in the preparation and documentation of project events, workshops and stakeholder activities.

Contributing to knowledge-sharing activities between project partners and relevant stakeholders. Helping to increase public awareness of sustainable mobility solutions and the objectives of the PATH-CE project. Supporting general project implementation tasks related to communication, visibility and stakeholder engagement.

Other information: Financial support of: 29.08 euros per day (week-end and holidays included) . Location: Budapest, Hungary. Start and duration: January 2027, for 6 month(s). Deadline for application: 19 November Languages*: English B2 *Please be aware that the languages mentioned are the minimum level of command required.

Website of the Interreg Project: Building walkable towns and cities

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