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Regional Management of Burgenland, Austria

Regional Management of Burgenland (RMB) is a 100% subsidiary of the Regional Government of Burgenland and – acts as implementing body and managing authority for the cross border funding programmes with Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia. It runs EU-information points “Europe Direct”, takes over the management of several projects and fulfills the traditional tasks of regional management on site. RMB is also responsible for monitoring and evaluation of EU projects and internal evaluation.

The Mobility Center Burgenland (a project of RMB) is operating partner of MOG

The Mobility Center Burgenland has been founded 2006 as part of the project “Environmentally Sustainable Transport and Tourism in Sensitive Areas-The Lake Neusiedl/Fertö-tó Region” and has since then been concerned with creating and operating different mobility-projects in rural environments. It is interested in sharing the experiences and increasing knowledge about projects in other rural regions.

Website: http://www.b-mobil.info

Address:

Mobilitätszentrale Burgenland
Domplatz 26
7000 Eisenstadt Austria

 

 

 

 

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