In compliance with the rules of the game and the GDPR regulation, the first five winners of the lottery published within the framework of the project #ACCESS were selected on 30 November, 2023.
The #ACCESS project aims at unfolding and eliminating legal and administrative obstacles hindering cross-border mobility and cooperation across the Slovak-Hungarian border. In order to identify these obstacles, the project partners, namely CESCI (Hungary) and CESCI Carpathia (Slovakia) launched a survey addressing cross-border labour and educational commuters, buyers, cross-border residents and those having implemented cross-border projects during the programming periods between 2007 and 2020.
The border citizens have been invited to fill in the relevant online questionnaires. The project partners award the respondents with entrance tickets to four spas and wellness centres located along the border. The tickets have been offered by the Spas of Dunajská Streda, Komárom, Bábolna and the wellness centre of Szentendre.
The winners are selected in two rounds. The first round took place on 30 November 2023, in Esztergom, in the office and in the presence of notary Norbert Dévényi, who surveyed and justified the lawfulness of the lottery. As a result, five citizens of 317 respondents have been selected (all the winners are Slovak citizens). Beside delivering our congratulations, we would like to express our gratitude to all respondents for their assistance provided to our project.
The second round will be performed in January, which means that there is an opportunity to win further entrance tickets for those who have not filled-in the questionnaires.
The surveys are available below in Hungarian and Slovak.
The project is financially supported by the European Union,
within the framework of the Interreg Hungary – Slovakia Programme.
For more information visit www.skhu.eu.
The project is financially supported by the European Union,
within the framework of the Interreg Hungary – Slovakia Programme.
For more information visit www.skhu.eu.
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