Investment priority 1B
Increase in product, process and social innovations in the identified fields of strength of the programme area
Investment priority 6G
Increase the sustainable use of resources and energy sources in enterprises in the programme area
Investment priority 6C
Increase sustainability in the maritime, cultural and natural tourism focusing on active holidays
Investment priority 8ETC
Specific Objective A: Increasing the mobility in the cross border labour market
Specific Objective B: Increasing the integration in the area of education with a focus on the strength positions of the region
Investment priority 11ETC
Specific objective A: Increasing the cross border institutional capacity in key areas and sectors of the programme area, particularly in tourism, transport and logistics, coastal protection, security and health
Specific Objective B: Increasing the intercultural understanding of citizens of the programme area in terms of the German and Danish lifestyle and culture
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Currently there are neither job vacancies or calls for projects open for this programme
translate with GoogleThe programme Interreg Deutschland-Danmark promotes cross-border cooperation between Germany and Denmark. The current programme (2014 – 2020) is the fifth generation of Interreg (Interreg 5A) and unites the two former German-Danish cross-border Interreg regions (Fehmarnbeltregion and Syddanmark-Schleswig-K.E.R.N.).
Interreg aims at enhancing cross-border collaboration by funding German-Danish projects in four focused subject areas that are essential to the region.
The programme is funded with 90 mio. € by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). Behind Interreg Deutschland-Danmark stand 11 programme partners from Denmark and Germany – two Danish regions and nine German districts and cities from Schleswig-Holstein. In total, 3.6 million people are living in the programme region. Therefore, it is important that the region is continuously developing and creating opportunities for its citizens.
Interreg fosters the growth of the region in the areas of economics, employment, education, tourism and culture by funding cross-border innovative projects that want to create positive change for the German-Danish cooperation. Like about 70 other Interreg programmes around Europe we believe that through constant development and integration the national border will no longer be a barrier but accomplish mutual enrichment.
