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Interreg Euro-MED

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  • Programme Thematic Objectives

    • A smarter Europe – innovative and smart economic transformation

        RSO 1.1 Developing and enhancing research and innovation capacities and the uptake of advanced technologies

        • Effectively harness the innovation potential to support and accelerate the transition towards circular and sustainable economy and society.

        • Support knowledge sharing and uptake of new technologies in diverse sectors related to Smart Specialisation.

        • Enhance transnational cooperation between the quadruple helix stakeholders, including engaging the civil society.

        • Reinforce the role of the SMEs and clusters for the coordination and implementation of Regional Smart Specialization Strategies and S3 projects.

        • Increase capacity of public authorities in the implementation of Regional Smart Specialisation Strategies and S3 projects.

    • A greener, low-carbon Europe

        RSO 2.6 Circular economy

        • Reduce the environmental impact of the current linear production system in key sectors, such as agriculture, food and fisheries, and in the tourism sector. Promote prevention, reduction and economic recovery of waste, including awareness raising and consumers engagement.

        • Increase cooperation and capacities of stakeholders for closing the loops and support the transition to a circular model.

        RSO 2.4 Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention and resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches

        • Improve prevention and management of natural disaster risks and risks linked to human activities.

        • Support public authorities in their efforts to reach 2030 and 2050 energy goals and carbon neutrality, achieving effective planning and financing for climate change adaptation and energy transition.

        • Foster adaptation and resilience to climate change for more sustainable living areas increasing citizens engagement.

        RSO 2.7 Biodiversity and green infrastructure

        • Improve the sustainable management of natural resources.

        • Consolidate the connection of natural ecosystems at transnational level, ensuring ecological corridors to boost and preserve biodiversity.

        • Enhance the sustainability and resilience of natural habitats, ensuring restoration of natural functions.

        • Improve implementation and enforcement of environmental policies/legislations, ensuring the links between environmental protection, sustainable development and citizens health.

    • A better cooperation governance

        RSO 6.6 Other actions to support better cooperation governance

        • Facilitate the exploitation and re-use of knowledge, experiences and project results towards other stakeholders to contribute through synergies to the same mission.

        • Facilitate the transfer of results to other stakeholders, programmes and territories and their mainstreaming into local, regional, national and European policies.

        • Increase coordination between stakeholders covering the Mediterranean (multilevel, transnational) based on shared knowledge, experiences and results.

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27th October 2022

Last open call closed on 27th October 2022

Second call for proposals focussing on the “Smarter and Greener Mediterranean”
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Description

WHAT IS Interreg Euro-Med?

The Interreg Euro-MED Programme supports cooperation across Mediterranean borders. We provide funds for projects developed and managed by public administrations, universities, private and civil society organisations.

The Programme brings together partners from 69 regions of 14 countries from the Northern shore of the Mediterranean with a common objective: a climate neutral and resilient society for the benefit of its citizens.

For the next seven year, together with our partners we will work to make the region smarter, greener and improve the governance between its stakeholders.

The total programme budget amounts to about 294M€ for the 2021-2027 period.

Our missions

The Interreg Euro-MED Programme funds projects willing to bring solutions to answer 4 complementary missions. These missions will help us find concrete and shared solutions to global challenges. They pull together various thematic issues and initiatives to reach goals that single projects could not otherwise.

To improve the quality of human life and ensure a sustainable growth in the region, we have put the environment at the heart of each mission.

Strengthening an innovative sustainable economy

Improving innovation capacities in our Mediterranean territories is a necessity to strengthen and consolidate a knowledge society. It will help us face future possible economic crisis. Projects under this mission will increase the capacities of public and private organisations to implement and coordinate Regional Innovation Strategies and reinforce the competitiveness of SMEs accelerating the transition to a circular and sustainable economy.

 

Protecting, restoring and valorising the natural environment and heritage

Nature contributes to a healthier and more resilient society. The preservation of ecosystems allows to mitigate natural disaster, diseases, boost resilience and regulate climate, thus reducing risks to human societies. Projects under this mission will promote climate change mitigation and adaptation measures and encourage the sustainable management of natural resources and restoration of degraded ecosystems.

Promoting green living areas

Sustainable development, management of living areas and an integrated vision of the territory energy transition are crucial to the quality of life of Mediterranean citizens. Projects will tackle this challenge through the development of greener living areas, and will work to minimise their impact on the Mediterranean and the global climate system focusing on air pollution, energy and mobility

Enhancing sustainable tourism

Tourism is a key sector in our territories, both in terms of protection and valorisation of the natural and cultural resources and support of its recovery. Projects will address the development of sustainable tourism as a transversal issue: fostering tourism integrated in circular economy, considering the sustainability of ecosystem services using innovation technologies, or promoting the preservation of natural resources and cultural heritage.

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Contacts

  • programme_med@maregionsud.fr
  • +33 4 91 57 51 31
  • Région Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    27, Place Jules Guesde
    13481 Marseille Cedex 20
    France

    Physical address: 83 boulevard de Dunkerque – 13002 MARSEILLE

  • Directorate for European Integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina

  • Đoke Mazalića 5
    71 000 Sarajevo
    Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Web: https://www.dei.gov.ba

  • Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds - Directorate for Regional Development

  • Miramarska cesta 22,
    10 000 Zagreb
    Croatia

    Web: https://razvoj.gov.hr

  • Government of Cyprus – Ministry of Finance- Directorate General Growth

  • 29 Vironos avenue,
    1096 Nicosia,
    Cyprus

    Web: www.structuralfunds.org.cy

  • Région Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur

  • Direction Cooperation Euro-Mediterranéenne – Mission Europe
    Hôtel de Région
    27, Place Jules Guesde
    13481 Marseille Cedex 20
    FRANCE

    Web: www.maregionsud.fr

  • Managing authority ETC programmes, Ministry of development and investments

  • Unit B2 – "Monitoring and management",
    Managing Authority of European Territorial Cooperation Programmes
    Leof. Georgikis Scholis 65
    GR- 570 01 Pilaia,
    Thessaloniki
    Greece

    Web: https://interreg.gr/en/

  • Ministry for the Economy, European funds and Lands Funds & Programmes Division

  • The Oaks Business Centre, Block B,
    Triq Farsons, Hamrun HMR 1321,
    Malta

    Web: https://eufunds.gov.mt/

  • Government of Montenegro – Prime Minister’s Office

  • European Integration Office
    Bulevar Revolucije 15
    81000 Podgorica
    Montenegro

    Web: https://www.eu.me/

  • Development and Cohesion Agency/Agencia para o desenvolvimento e coesao, nucleo de cooperacao territorial

  • Av. 5 de Outubro, nº 153
    1050-053 Lisboa

    Web: https://www.adcoesao.pt/

    • Sandra JORGE

    • sandra.jorge@ccdr-a.gov.pt
    • Tel:+351 961249780
    • Alentejo Regional Coordination and Development Commission (CCDR-AL)
      Av. Eng. Arantes e Oliveira 51, Évora

  • Ministry of Local Self-government

  • Bulevar Sv. Kiril i Metodij 54
    Skopje 1000

    Web: https://www.mls.gov.mk

  • Governement Office for Development and European Cohesion Policy, European Territorial Cooperation Division

  • Kotnikova 5,
    1000 Ljubljana
    Slovenia

    Web: www.eu-skladi.si

  • Interreg Euro-MED Managing Authority (MA)

  • programme_med@maregionsud.fr
  • Région Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    27, Place Jules Guesde
    13481 MARSEILLE Cedex 20

    Contact: Ms Tarja RICHARD – Director

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