The programme uses an online reporting system (Portal). The lead partner of the project must grant to each partner access to this Portal. Each partner will then have access to the Portal using an individual username and password. In the Portal, each …
Controllers are granted access to the Portal by the control body or the approbation body, depending on the control system applying in the country. For further information about the control systems, please see the country specific info section of our …
For project partners with a pilot action including infrastructure and/or equipment costs, a compulsory on-the-spot check has to be carried out. The check should be carried out once the relevant costs incurred. A proper timing has to be ensured by the …
In Interreg Europe, it is responsibility of each Partner State to set up the control system at national level and therefore establish specific rules on how and by whom the project’s expenditure must be certified. In principle, there are four general …
The managing authority of Interreg Europe is the Conseil Régional Hauts-de-France, Lille, France. … Who is the managing authority of Interreg …
The programme's joint secretariat is located in Lille, France. The secretariat provides operational support to the programme's managing authority. In addition, the secretariat works closely with the 36 Partner States, often through a point of contact …
A launch event took place online on 24-25 November 2021. The interregional cooperation forum ‘Europe, let’s cooperate!’ presented the results of Interreg Europe 2014-2020 and it officially launched the new programme for 2021-2027. … When was the programme …
We submitted the programme to the European Commission on 5 January 2022. The programme was approved on 8 July 2022. … When was the programme …
Click on the link below to find information about the next call for project proposals. … What are the dates of the calls for project …
Interreg Europe is one of many Interreg programmes. The other programmes support cooperation between regions within smaller geographical areas (cross-border or transnational). Interreg Europe is not an umbrella programme for the others. This role is in …
The Policy Learning Platform is the second action of the Interreg Europe programme, established to boost EU-wide policy learning and capitalisation on practices from regional development policies. The platform offers the following services to support …
The Policy Learning Platform was launched in October 2016 to support policymakers to deliver better policies in their regions. An international team of experts specialised in the policy fields addressed by the programme or in knowledge management and …
Yes. Partners in interregional cooperation projects should be actively involved in the work of the Platform during the lifetime of their project. Projects are required to report on their participation in Policy Learning Platform activities in their …
Yes! You are able to access the Platform services for free even if you are not participating in a project. As a general community member, you can join our events and have access to our written publications. Also, the policy helpdesk is accessible to all …
Yes, we welcome our community members to submit ideas for specific topics and policy challenges to treat in our online events or written publications. We only require them to fall under one of the main topics of the programme: Smart, Green, Connected, …
You are welcome to contact our thematic experts with direct questions related to specific topics or activities. Should you have more general questions, you can also contact members of the Platform management team. … How do I contact the Platform …
No, the Platform experts cannot support applicants in drafting their project applications. Instead, you can submit your project idea and request feedback directly from the Joint Secretariat of Interreg Europe. You can request feedback only during open …
In the context of Interreg Europe, a good practice is defined as an initiative related to regional development policy which has proved to be successful in a region and which is of potential interest to other regions. ‘Proved successful’ is when the good …
You can submit a good practice by logging into your account on the Interreg Europe website. In the connection menu on the top right, you will find a section called 'Good practices'. You will be directed to your good practice's dashboard from which you can …
1. You submit a good practice related to your Interreg Europe project. Your project web admin is notified and can request additional information, and approve or decline your good practice. If the project web admin approves your good practice, it is …