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Description

Who we are

The Interreg VI-A Romania-Hungary Programme (ROHU Programme) is a territorial cooperation programme between two member states, Romania and Hungary, funded through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), with a total allocation of 175,940,025.00 EUR (out of which 80% ERDF, in amount of 140,752,020.00 EUR).

Our vision

The vision for the ROHU Programme is a greener, more resilient, and cohesive cross-border region between Romania and Hungary, with enhanced understanding of cooperation opportunities, increased trust and reduced barriers to cooperation, towards Agenda 2030 common targets with a more sustainable cooperation framework.

Topics we cover

ROHU Programme contributes to 3 EU priorities, a greener and more social Europe and strives for better cooperation governance through capacity building and people-to-people actions.

Icon Greener Europe
Greener Europe
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A more social Europe
icon A better Interreg Governance
A better Interreg Governance

Who can benefit

  • Public authorities
  • Bodies governed by public law
  • Non-profit organisations governed by private law
  • EGTCs

Partner countries/regions

The Programme Area consists of 8 counties, 4 in Romania (Arad, Bihor, Satu Mare and Timiș) and 4 in Hungary (Békés, Csongrád-Csanád, Hajdú-Bihar and Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg).

Available budget

The Programme is funded through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), with a total allocation of 175,940,025.00 EUR (out of which 80% ERDF, in the amount of 140,752,020.00 EUR).

Co-financing rate

The European Union provides up to 80% of the funds needed for cooperation.

Project type and duration

2 types of Calls and projects: Open and Restricted Calls
Normal projects: Duration: 12-30 months;
Operations of Strategic Importance (OSI) projects: Duration: up to 36 months;

Visit the programme website for more information.

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