European funding programmes
European funding programmes are the financial instrument through which the European Union (and especially the European Commission through its Directorates General) implements its policies.
These programmes may be managed directly by the Commission (we speak in this case of direct or sectoral management programmes), or in competition with the Member States (we speak in this case of European territorial cooperation programmes).
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Projects involving the Province of Trento
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What are European Programmes and Projects
Directly managed European programmes are funding lines managed directly by the European Commission, through its Directorates General (DGs) or Executive Agencies.
Read moreEuropean territorial cooperation is the instrument of cohesion policy that aims to solve problems beyond the national context and to jointly develop the potential of different territories.
Read moreEuropean projects can be defined as "a single complex work of limited duration aimed at producing a specific result through interrelated activities involving the deployment of resources and a commitment of costs and which must be realised within certain time limits".
In other words, projects are a set of activities, means and investments that, in a given place and for a given period of time, contribute to the achievement of certain objectives. Through projects, programmes find concrete realisation.
Calls - or calls for proposals - for European Projects are calls for project proposals. Here you will find information, links and how to access the calls.
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