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Ne manquez pas cette opportunité : le deuxième appel Interreg Sudoe vient d’être lancé !

Le programme Interreg Sudoe a ouvert son deuxième appel à propositions pour 2017. Le deuxième appel à propositions pour la période 2014-2020 est disponible et sera principalement orienté sur deux priorités thématiques cette années, financées avec un budget FEDER de 25 M €. Le budget est réparti comme suit : 16 millions € pour la recherche et l’innovation et 9 M € pour l’efficacité des ressources environnementales. 

Il est important de mentionner que les porteurs de projets devront présenter leur demande via eSudoe, l’application en ligne du programme, et que les formulaires et modèles spécifiques seront fournis une fois la proposition soumise.

La date limite de soumission des demandes en ligne de l’étape 1 de l’appel est le 31 mars 2017 à 12h00 CET au plus tard. 

Si vous êtes intéressé pour soumettre une proposition sur les zones de montagne et/ou êtes à la recherche de partenaires, ne pas hésiter à contacter le secrétariat d’Euromontana, comme plusieurs de nos membres sont éligibles à cet appel. 

Pour plus d’informations sur la manière dont fonctionne l’appel à propositions et sur les conditions d‘éligibilité des candidats, ainsi que le dossier de candidature, cliquez ici

Des détails sur la « boîte à outils » de l’appel peuvent être trouvés ici: 

Pour en savoir plus sur l’appel et pour vous inscrire, veuillez visiter le lien : http://interreg-sudoe.eu/fra/projets/second-appel-a-projets 

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