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Comment financer l’engagement des citoyens en montagne ? L’avenir du programme « L’Europe pour les Citoyens » en 2021-2027

Au cours de la période 2014-2020, le programme « L’Europe pour les citoyens » a financé plus de 2 500 projets sur l’engagement et la participation des citoyens et la compréhension de l’histoire, des valeurs et de la diversité de l’UE, avec un portefeuille total d’environ 187 millions d’euros.

Pour la période 2021-2027, le programme « L’Europe pour les citoyens » sera remplacé par le programme « Citoyens, Egalité, Droits et Valeurs » (CEDV). Cet article présente les principales caractéristiques du nouveau programme CEDV, ainsi que les types d’activités qu’il peut financer dans les zones rurales et montagneuses.

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18 mai 2021

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