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Bees were found in fossils between 20 and 25 million years old. Until today, bees have lived on various continents of the world.
Bees live in dynamic communities, the so-called families. They all work hard together for the common good of the family.
Every day bees have many tasks to do, so they must be hardworking, meticulous, well-organized and excellent communicators.
Bees are not only the symbol of diligence, but also cleanliness and orderliness. They themselves create many useful products not only for themselves but also for the nature and human beings, thus supporting the sustainability of various ecosystems.
cooperation projects between local, regional and interregional policy actors, dedicated to exchange, capacity building and transfer of good practices and innovative approaches with the specific aim to prepare the integration of the lessons learnt from the past into the future cooperation for the better policies and actions implementation.
policy learning services and capitalization of local and regional policy good practices on an ongoing basis – to enable regional level actors from across the EU to tap into relevant experiences and practices whenever they need them to strengthen their policies.
Civic Bee targets regional and local policy actors. This includes national, regional and local authorities as well as other relevant bodies responsible for the definition and implementation of regional development policies.
The beneficiaries of the Civic Bee are public bodies and bodies governed by public law. Private non-profit bodies may also be beneficiaries under certain conditions.
Small medium enterprises (SMEs) are also an important target group in the context of several specific objectives and, when relevant, they are encouraged to participate in the activities of Civic Bee actions and benefit from the exchange of experience.
