Even though we do not encourage using abbreviations, you will not find a single person in your programme who does not know what the term SCOs stands for (if you do, make sure to give them them the link to this course on simplified cost options). Using SCOs is one of the methods of simplifying …
Are you trying to get a solid grasp of the regulatory provisions for the 2021-2027 period but finding the abundance of legal texts time-consuming to read and hard to understand from the first read? I want to assure you that you are not alone. Even though the legislator has done a remarkable job on simplifying …
Have you recently started working at an Interreg programme as a communication officer? Does it look complicated? Are you looking blankly at your colleagues when they mention terms such as capitalisation, EC Day, keep.eu, etc? This is normal. Many of us have been there and wished for an all-in-one training course to give us a …
Interreg turns 30 years old in 2020, celebrating 30 years of working together across borders, connecting people and territories, facing common challenges and trying to provide common solutions. Much has changed in these 30 years. Interreg has grown from solely cross-border cooperation to transnational and interregional cooperation too, from 1 billion EUR of support to …
Once all starting agreements with the programme and within the partnership are set, the implementation of the project can kick off. During this stage, activities will be carried out, money will be spent – all this towards the objectives you – as project partners – have committed yourselves to achieve, and towards the results you …
Competition among projects applying for EU funding is high. It is not enough to have a brilliant idea for your project. You will have to explain your idea in the application form, which is similar to a business plan. You will need to explain project benefits for the target groups and the programme, and prepare …
