Territorial Cooperation has become more important than ever, as the European Commission's recent Green Paperon territorial cohesion outlined, yet many of its results and success stories remain uncovered and unknown, evenwithin the European Territorial Cooperation community. This means that making a case for continued funding is more difficult than it should be, and many great opportunities for dissemination of best practice and efficient synergies are lost.INTERACT addresses these problems with the introduction of KEEP - Knowledge and Expertise in European Programmes, a comprehensive database-backed web tool with interactive maps and tables and detailed information on over 13 000 projects - all those funded under INTERREG and European Territorial Cooperation.The Bratislava conference, hosted by INTERACT and the European Commission on 23 and 24 March, will mark the launch of the consultation period to give programmes a chance to air their views. Representatives of the European Commission Directorate General for Regional Policy as well as the President of the Bratislava Self Governing Region will be speaking.This is something genuinely new and exciting in Territorial Cooperation, putting it at the cutting edge of Europeanpolicy.INTERACT supports and promotes good governance in European Territorial Cooperation. Its Secretariat is basedin Bratislava, and there are four