The current version of keep.eu includes, besides the website that was established end of 2016, a function that allows programmes to fully and timely control their data in it. All that programmes need, in order to make full use of this function, is training: We all need to know the potential of this tool, and we need to know how to work with it.

This one-day training was aimed first and foremost at the Interreg and Interreg-IPA cross border programmes on editing project data in keep.eu. It was also a good opportunity for members of the Keep 2.0 Group and anyone in the sector interested in knowing more about keep.eu, as training also included an update on the keep.eu data importing methods, and other relevant functions in keep.eu. The outcomes that are published cover all six sessions, from Munich on 11 April to Lisbon on 24 May.