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The new Operational Programme for Alpine Space has been sent to the European Commission for approval

The new Operational Programme for Alpine Space has been sent to the European Commission during the summer. The EC should approve it before the end of 2014. During the past few months, a working group (with representatives of Members States, European Regions and programme authorities) has designed this document defining three thematic priorities for the seven years to come.

For 2014-2020, this Alpine Space programme will focus on Innovation, Low Carbon, Liveable and Well-Governed Alpine Space. The first call for proposal should be launched early 2015.

Please click here for more information on the Alpine Space Programme 2014-2020.

Read here the draft Operational Programme

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23 September 2014

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