Energiaköyhyys Suomessa
Energy poverty in Finland is part of general poverty. According to the 2024 report, it cannot be distinguished from other poverty, and European indicators poorly describe the situation in Finland.
Social impact and equity
Why social equity matters in Germany’s energy transition — addressing energy poverty, fair cost distribution, and local value creation to ensure clean energy works for everyone.
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Presenting Agropole – Poland-based agri-food production company
Owner of Agropole, Elizbieta Podraza, attended eRural Resilience Policy Breakfast organised by CWE on 29 Sep 2025 where they presented their company and learned more about how to be involved in eRrual.
Presenting Winnica Złota Wieś – family-owned vineyard and wine tourism business
Owner of Winnica Złota Wieś, Ewelina Ptak, presents the success story of their family-owned vineyard.
Support to local businesses
President of the Creativity Works Europe, Kama Kępczyńska, talks more about the collaboration on the local level between rural businesses in Świętokrzyskie region in Poland.
Trekantomradet_Cut Down _Vejle
How small streams react much faster to natural restoration than the fjords.
Collaboration in eRural resilience Interreg BSR project
Viktorija Neshkovska Draganov, project manager for the eRural Resilience Interreg BSR project, explains the key benefits rural businesses gain through the initiative.
Support to rural female entrepreneurs is essential
Agata Jackiewicz, President of Women at the Center, highlights why dedicated support for female entrepreneurs in rural areas is essential.