In July 2019, we signed an agreement with the National Institute of Liberty, within the PROO Competition, for the project "30 ideas for Poland for the third decade of the 21st century". As part of the project, we will prepare reports, commentaries and analyses aimed at developing at least 30 Ideas for Poland concerning its development, modernisation, taking advantage of the opportunities of the technological revolution and improving the quality of life of Poles.

The aim of the project is to present the position of the Experts from the Visegrad Group on three areas of the development of the European Union: 1. the EU system - federation or Europe of the Homelands? 2. energy security 3. digitization. In January 2022, we will present a joint report of think-tanks from V4 on the conclusions and setting the direction of development of these three policies consistent with the national interest of V4 countries. The project is part of the ongoing debate entitled. "Conference on the Future of Europe". V4 partners are: 1. the Czech Republic - Europeum Institute European Policy 2. Slovakia - Bratislava Policy Institute 3. Hungary - Institute For Foreign Affairs and Trade The project is funded by the International Visegrad Fund: https://www.visegradfund.org/. We invite you to follow our account on TT: @V4CoFoE, where we will report on the progress of the project.

We train local NGO leaders. We teach how to manage an organisation, plan its development, and apply for funds for projects.

We are realizing the project "Creating ideas for young people" because we see the need to implement European youth goals in shaping a sustainable Polish policy in the European Union. The project aims to increase the level of knowledge among students about European integration with particular emphasis on three areas: the decision-making process in the European Union, opportunities to apply for a job or internship in European institutions and learning about the EU methods of detecting and combating disinformation. Participants will meet with decision-makers and experts from three levels (local, national and European) and will develop recommendations for the development of the European Union in the coming years. By implementing this project, we give young people the opportunity to have their say in the ongoing international consultations on the future of Europe. The project is financed by Erasmus+ funds.