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Programa cofinanciado por el Fondo Social Europeo dentro del marco del POISES 2014-2020


1. Call for proposals analisys

2. Questions & Answers about the call

3. Brief presentation of participants – networkingfor this call


https://eeagrants.org/regionalcooperationhttp://ecorys.pl/#eeagrants

https://eeagrants.org/regionalcooperation

http://ecorys.pl/#eeagrants


Common Challenges – Shared Solutions

1) geographical spread of projects;

2) sustainability;

3) establishment of cross sectoral partnerships (public, private, academia, NGOs etc.,);

4) pilots with possibility for up-scaling by EU programmes;

5) innovative and cost-efficient initiatives;

6) tangible results with good visibility and impact.


Project partners may cooperate in one of two ways:

1. Regional cross-border cooperation between eligible countries (focusing on broader regional challenges)

2. Transnational cooperation between eligible countries (focusing on common European challenges)


Five priority sectors of the EEA and Norway Grants:

• Innovation, Research, Education and Competitiveness;

• Social Inclusion, Youth Employment and Poverty Reduction;

• Environment, Energy, Climate Change and Low Carbon Economy;

• Culture, Civil Society, Good Governance and Fundamental Rights and Freedoms;

• Justice and Home Affairs.

Priority sectors may be combined.


Innovation, Research, Education and Competitiveness;

• Bussiness development, innovation and SMES

• Research

• Education, Scholarships, apprenticeships and youth entrepreneurship

• Worklife balance

• Social dialogue – decent work



Social Inclusion, Youth Employment and Poverty Reduction;

• European Public health challenges

• Roma Inclusion and empowerment

• Children and youth at risk

• Youth participation in the labour market

• Local development and poverty redution



15 million available for this call for proposals. Grant for a Project: mínimum 1 million, no máximum.

There is no limits on the budget, just the elegilibity of costs until30th April 2024.

Cofinancing: • Non-governmental organisations: up to 90% of their eligible expenditures (up to

50% of the required co-financing may take the form of in-kind contributions in the form of voluntary work)

• Project partners with the status of universities and research organisations: up to 90% of their eligible expenditures

• Any expertise partners from the Donor States12: up to 100% of their eligible expenditures

• Other entities: up to 85% of their eligible expenditures


Eligible project partners may be entities, public or private, commercial or non-commercial and nongovernmental organisations and academia established as legal persons, including but not limited to:

• Municipalities, regions and state level entities

• Civil society organisations, social enterprises, non-profitorganisations and foundations

• Companies and cooperatives

• Public and private education and research organisations

• Social partners


Projects must include partners from at least 3 countries

Each project must include one lead partner and at least two beneficiary partners of which at least one must be from a Beneficiary State.

• Eligible lead partner: any eligible entity established in an EEA and Norway Grants Beneficiary State; Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic , Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania , Slovakia and Slovenia.

• Eligible beneficiary partner: any eligible entity established in an EEA and Norway Grants Beneficiary State and the following countries: Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Russia, Serbia, Turkey and Ukraine;

• Expertise partners can be any eligible entity established in a Donor State, in a non-eligible EU Member State or international organisations. Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, theNetherlands, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom.


• The consortia may invite expertise partners to support the projects by bringing added value by way of sharing expertise, experience, know-how and contribute to capacity building.

• Bilateral relations between Beneficiary and Donor States shall be encouraged in line with the overall objective of the EEA and Norway Grants. The inclusion of relevant expertise partners from the Donor States is considered advantageous.


Duration ¿?

• Long-term project:

• pilots

• innovative processes

• Development of new methodologies

• Projects involving capacity building


Partners search tool

https://www.egregsystem.info/regionalcooperation/?id=partners

All resources

https://www.egregsystem.info/regionalcooperation/

Registration in the system (EGREG): recomended before 20th June 2018

https://www.egregsystem.info/regionalcooperation/?id=partners

https://www.egregsystem.info/regionalcooperation/


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Call 2018

(deadline16/7/18)

Good practices in people over 45

years old

Good practices in youth

Event

3rd October

Winner

Finalist

Finalist

Winner

Finalist

Finalist

Study Visits

To the winner entity

Finalists +AAH +

partners

To the winnerentity

Finalists + AAH + partners

WorkingGroups

Good practices analysis

Design of Project ideas

Fit in with European calls or

projects

Good practices Analysis

Design of Project ideas

Fit in with European calls or

projects

Project proposals/pilot

Identification of leaders and

partners within the network / projects to implement the

GP

Identification of leaders and

partners within theNetwork / projects to implement the

GP

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