… 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)? …
… to support its direct participation in Interreg Europe programme. … What is the co-financing rate for Norway? …
… report to a controller within two weeks after the end of the reporting period. The partner’s financial report in … the joint progress report. Based on the information on the activities carried out, the lead partner also compiles the … line with the amounts stated in the progress report. … How does the reporting process work? …
… In principle, each progress report covers a reporting period of six months. Only the first and last reports cover a … monitoring committee to the end of the first six months of activities The final report covers a nine-month period (six … dates of the reporting periods are set by the programme. … What are the reporting deadlines? …
… topic’s assigned colour and icon Use the correct version of your project visual on different backgrounds See how to … use of the additional branding elements Apply the correct typeface Download the project branding guidelines for more details. … What are the branding guidelines I need to follow? …
… visible and public place at each partner institution’s office Set up a plaque or billboard at the start of the … documents used for the public or participants in project activities Update your project website at least once every … templates to support you in your project communication. … What are the communication requirements? …
… The project monitoring system is based on a limited number of output and result indicators. Output indicators measure … the project’s objectives. They are directly related to the activities carried out in the project. Outputs are measured … and derive from the production of its outputs. They are what the project aims to change. Result indicators are also …
… We submitted the programme to the European Commission on 5 January 2022. The programme was approved on 8 July 2022. … When was the …
… In the context of Interreg Europe, a good practice is defined … inspired public policies. Although the Interreg Europe programme primarily refers to good practices, valuable … website. For more info, watch the video (1:17 - 2:11). … What is a good practice? …
… Interreg Europe scope includes the fields defined by the policy and specific objectives presented in Article 5 of the common provisions regulation (EU) 2021/1060 and … and in the video below (0:23 - 0:43 & 9:40 - 11:32). … What topics do we cover? …
… The subsidy contract is a document that establishes the rights and responsibilities of the lead partner and the managing authority. It is concluded between the programme's managing authority and the lead partner of the … A model of the subsidy contract is available below. … What is a subsidy contract? …
… and the lead partner takes place during the fourth semester of project activities (i.e., second semester of year 2 of … budget by the end of the project will be reassessed. … What is the purpose of a mid-term review? …
… Through our policy helpdesk, we aim to answer any type of regional policy-making questions or challenges you might … people. Each response is tailored to answer your request. … What is the policy helpdesk? …
… The Policy Learning Platform is the second action of the Interreg Europe programme, established to boost EU-wide policy learning and … the Policy Learning Platform offers in this brochure. … What is the Policy Learning Platform? …
… At least one policy instrument addressed in the application must be an Investment for jobs and growth goal programme. To find out more about policy instruments, watch the video starting at 2:50. … Do all policy instruments need …
… authority/joint secretariat (in accordance with Article 26 of Regulation (EU) No 2021/1059). The advisory lead partner … implementation, and coordination of the project activities undertaken by the partners involved. … What is the difference between the lead partner and the …
… Projects are welcome to integrate online activities into their strategy whenever possible to minimise their … cannot fully replace in-person exchange. … Can we do our activities online? …
… The discovery partner’s budget should be planned in line with their involvement in the main project activities, also taking into consideration that they do not address any policy instrument. … Does the discovery partner have a budget? …
… project’s overall objectives. A strategy identifies how the project will reach those who need to be reached and what they need to hear to ensure the project is a success. … a roadmap that serves throughout your project’s lifetime. … What is a communication strategy? …
… The role of discovery partner is for organisations coming … because they do not address any policy instrument. The programme recommends a maximum of two discovery partners per project. … What is a discovery partner? …