Within the framework of the #ACCESS project, CESCI is working to identify legal and administrative obstacles that complicate the everyday lives of people living in the Hungarian–Slovak border region, and to develop solutions in cooperation with the relevant authorities ...

The FORMA NAEN project was implemented between 2019 and 2022 as part of a cross-border program between France and Spain. The project aims to boost the economy of the border region, increase local workforce training, and expand employment ...

In both Hungary and Slovakia, the number of well-qualified workers is decreasing, and labour shortages have emerged in several areas and sectors. By 2030, the number of missing workers is expected to reach 300,000, a problem that will be particularly ...

At present, the two countries have different methods for recognising archaeologists’ excavation experience, although the system of expectations is very similar. Under the current circumstances, archaeologists with excavation experience cannot find a job across the border because of administrative differences ...

A Slovak citizen cannot get an excavation permit in Hungary, nor a Hungarian citizen in Slovakia, even though they have the qualifications and professional experience, but they have acquired them in the other country ...

Slovak certificates of absence due to specialised medical examination are not accepted at Hungarian workplaces ...