TAKING
COOPERATION
FORWARD
TAKING
COOPERATION
FORWARD
We are an EU cohesion policy programme that encourages cooperation beyond borders. With a budget of 246m EUR we support public and private organisations to work together across central Europe. Jointly they improve their cities and regions in Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia.
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20.03.2016
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The new call for project proposals will be launched at our annual conference. Details will be discussed by our Member States in late June 2017. Closure of the call will depend on the outcome of these discussions, but it will stay open at least until the end of the year.
We fund project ideas that go beyond borders to make central European cities and regions stronger and more competitive. We are looking for transnational project ideas related to urban and regional innovation, CO2 reduction, natural and cultural resources or transport. We are already funding 85 partnerships with a total of 160 million Euro ERDF.
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16-22 September 2017
In 2017 EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK will be held under the theme of clean, shared and intelligent mobility, as encapsulated by the slogan 'Sharing gets you further'. By using shared forms of transport we can reduce our expenses and lower our carbon footprint. Best of all, we can meet new people and make our journey more sociable. In 2017, EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK invites local politicians and the public to experience the benefits of shared mobility.
For more information visit EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK website.
21-22 September 2017
Transnational Interreg cooperation turns 20 in central Europe!
20 years ago the first transnational Interreg programme was launched for central European regions and cities. What started with Interreg IIC CADSES has evolved into today's Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE. Since 1997 transnational cooperation helped hundreds of great ideas come true.
We will celebrate this anniversary with a major conference in Berlin. We will take a closer look at what transnational cooperation has done for central Europe and discuss the role of our programme and projects beyond 2020. Last but not least we will open a new call for proposals at the conference.
