… the core phase will relate to the following: exchange of experience pilot actions (if relevant) The exchange of … regions in the policy field tackled by the project. … What type of activities does the programme fund? …
… Funding will concern implementation-related activities dedicated to testing a new approach to public … for equipement and for infrastructure and works. The costs of infrastructure and works are eligible only if they are … scale building materials or labour needed for works . … What is funded under a pilot action? …
… In your application, you must include these required activities: Main project visual A3 poster … Don’t just plan them, but include them in your budget. … What communication activities should I include in my …
… Interreg Europe is one of many Interreg programmes. The other programmes support cooperation between regions … to all Interreg programmes, including Interreg Europe. … What is the link between Interreg Europe and other Interreg …
… services related to the organisation and implementation of events or meetings (including rent, catering, or … the project budget in the application form, the following types of external expertise and services costs can be selected: include list … What are the different types of costs under the external …
… plus other Partner States while the geographical score of other Interreg programmes is restricted to cross border … and regional public authorities) and in the nature of the activities supported (mainly dedicated to capacity building). … What is the difference between Interreg Europe and other …
… The notion of ‘Investment for jobs and growth goal’ comes … (EU) 2021/1060) and this is related to the Operational Programmes adopted by the European Commission at the … Fund - JTF) and prepared by each Country and/or region. … What is an investment for Jobs & Goals programme? …
… institutions governed by public law and private non-profit bodies based in the 27 EU Member States, the seven EU candidate countries of … details are available on the programme’s website. … Which type of organisation can receive Interreg Fund? …
… web administrator's role is to check the overall quality of the information on good practices and validate its link … by Policy Officer.' 2. If you find that the good practice does not come from your project, decline the good practice … for further improvement to the author by clicking MAYBE. … What role does a web administrator play in the good practice …
… Interreg Europe is dedicated to reinforcing ‘the effectiveness of cohesion policy’. It pursues the overall objective to … For more information, watch the video (1:09 - 2:50). … What are the programme objectives? …
… The activities are the basis of the exchange of experience … improvement is achieved by the end of the core phase) … What are exchange of experience of activities? …
… under the topics that are covered by the programme. … What type of questions can I submit? …
… An advisory partner participates in the project in order to offer a particular capability that can help the project … form). Interreg Europe recommends that a project does not involve more than one advisory partner. … What does the advisory partner do? …
… they are still expected to participate in all the main activities of the project as much as possible (e.g., in the main interregional policy learning events). … What activities can a discovery partner get involved in? …
… share eligible for the project. Only the costs or the share of the costs that are not recoverable by the employer are … For more information, watch the video (0:47 - 2:33). … What type of costs can be reported under the staff cost category? …
… reporting on your project progress: To follow the project activities and results; To demonstrate the project's and the … reports (reports on activities and results), and a summary of project activities. The lead partner submits the progress … due three months after the end of the reporting period. … What are the key principles of progress reporting? …
… A policy instrument is a means of public intervention. It refers to any strategy, … (e.g., mission statements, in-house strategic orientations) does not qualify as policy instruments. In the context of … by Interreg Europe projects. Watch the video to find out: What is a policy instrument (2:50 - 4:05) Examples of policy …
… The EAFRD programmes can be addressed in our projects as policy … and the corresponding objective that fall within the scope of the cohesion policy. However, please note that these … and growth goal programme. … Can I address the agricultural fund policies (EAFRD)? …
… method.The approach may depend, for instance, on the number of partners involved or on the nature of the subject … ‘simple working methods’ based on traditional networking activities, such as thematic seminars, study visits, and … As either approach can be successful, Interreg Europe does not impose a specific methodology but, based on …
… In terms of eligibility criteria, the application should involve … latter applying for Interreg Europe funding. This criterion does not apply to applications where more than one outermost … close countries and the other countries represented. … What are the criteria on geographical coverage? …