Through promoting sustainable development among small and medium sized enterprises, a Polish project has helped businesses save money and protected the environment.

Newborn babies can be more than the pride and joy of their parents. As showed by a healthcare project in Slovakia, they can also help save lives.

A Norwegian–Hungarian robot technology project for the health care sector and small and medium sized enterprises has received global attention and celebrated the success in Budapest in May.

With €1 million in support from the Norway Grants, the Diótörés Foundation can continue to provide healthcare and rehabilitation treatment for young, homeless drug addicts in Hungary.

21 towns and villages in the Duna-Mecsek region have made their public buildings accessible for people with disabilities. The project was initiated by the nuclear power plant Paks and has received €2 million in support from the Norway Grants.

The Bethesda Children's Hospital has installed a new energy system that will reduce both the hospital's costs and energy consumption with 20 per cent.