The aim of the Programme Interreg Euro-Med 2021-2027 is to support the transition towards a climate-neutral and resilient society, ensuring a continuity with the 2014-2020 period Interreg MED programme. In this period, 2021-2027, it covers 69 regions of 10 EU countries (Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Slovenia and Spain) plus 4 IPA candidate countries (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and North Macedonia).The Programme has defined priorities and Specific Objectives (SO):
1.1: Consolidating a competitive innovation ecosystem
2.4: Promoting climate change adaptation and risks prevention
2.6: Supporting circular economy
2.7: Enhancing Nature & biodiversity
The 7th Call for Proposals of the Interreg Euro-Med Programme supports projects aimed at the capitalisation, transfer and replication of results that have already been developed, rather than the creation of entirely new outputs.
The call is launched under the Mediterranean Multi-Programme Mechanism (MMM), a strategic framework designed to strengthen cooperation among Interreg Programmes in the field of sustainable tourism. The initiative currently brings together ten Interreg Programmes, eight of which are participating in this coordinated call.
The 7th Call for Proposals of the Interreg Euro-MED Programme is launched under the Mediterranean Multi-Programme Mechanism (MMM) and aims to strengthen cooperation among Mediterranean regions for the promotion of sustainable tourism. The call supports capitalisation projects that build on and transfer existing results, solutions and good practices already developed through projects funded by other MMM Programmes, contributing to sustainable development, social cohesion and climate resilience across the Mediterranean region.
Project proposals should focus on the transfer, adaptation and uptake of existing solutions and be aligned with the Programme priorities “A Smarter Mediterranean” and “A Greener Mediterranean.” In particular, the call promotes actions that improve tourism governance, support the green transition and environmental protection, enhance employment and skills in the tourism sector, foster accessibility and social inclusion, and develop innovative and smart tourism products and services.
The supported actions are expected to strengthen cooperation among public authorities, businesses, research organisations and civil society stakeholders, facilitating the adoption of sustainable tourism development models and ensuring the long-term exploitation and transferability of project results throughout the Mediterranean area.
80% from the European Regional Development Fund
Other beneficiaries – European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation (EGTC) – https://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/policy/cooperation/european-territorial/european-grouping-territorial-cooperation_en
Directorate General Growth, Ministry of Finance
Contact Person: Marilena Ayiomamitou, Growth Officer A’
Contact Phone: +357 22602870
Contact Email: mayiomamitou@mof.gov.cy