CONSULTATION CLOSED
While the results of the quality assessment of applications submitted during the first calls for proposals were just approved by the Monitoring Committee, we are preparing for the launch of the second calls for proposals: one call for regular projects and one for small scale projects.
During the second meeting of the Monitoring Committee (MC) of the Interreg NEXT Black Sea Basin Programme, held last week in Bucharest, the results of the quality assessment of applications submitted during the first calls for proposals for regular and small scale projects were approved.
During January 30-31, 2024, in Bucharest, Romania, the second meeting of the Interreg NEXT Black Sea Basin Programme Monitoring Committee took place.
Interreg NEXT Black Sea Basin Programme aims to continuously improve its working procedures and documents and to incorporate users’ perceptions into the decision-making process, in order to streamline its efficiency and effectiveness.
The Youth4Cooperation Group was established in 2022 during the European Year of Youth, having as its main goal to enhance the engagement of young individuals in all Interreg programmes and EU macro-regional strategies, allowing them to have a say and be active in cooperation and Interreg. Additionally, the group serves as a platform for dialogue between the European Commission and young individuals active in the field of Interreg, interested in cohesion and cooperation.
We happily announce that, on 15 December 2023, the European Commission approved the revised Interreg NEXT Black Sea Basin Programme, so to reflect the additional allocation of 19.96 mil. Euro in Interreg Funds, Armenia’s decision to rejoin the Programme, which we warmly salute, and the introduction of a new Programme priority: Competent and Resilient Region.
As Programmes become more and more result-oriented and focused to maximize the use of funding, capitalisation appeared as a solution to identify good practices and to promote the re-use and transfer of project results. Moreover, capitalisation enhances transferability of innovation and clustering of results, as well as the possibility to save money and time, by offering access to valuable knowledge, already tested and producing empirical outcomes.
According to regulations, Programmes' evaluation is mandatory, the aim being to improve the quality of their design and implementation.
We have just launched a Giveaway competition on Instagram.
Go to our Programme Instagram page (@blackseabasincbc - see also the above QR Code), follow the described instructiuctions, enclosed in the related post and you stand a chance to win a backpack full of TECH promotional items.
The contest ends on 6 of November, 2023.
BEST OF LUCK!
CLOSED
The Managing Authority for the Interreg NEXT Programme Black Sea Basin was informed in August 2023 about the decision of the European Commission to formally discontinue the Interreg cooperation programmes in which the Russian Federation and Belarus participated, following the military aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine and to redistribute the respective NDICI allocation to the Interreg programmes in which Ukraine and Republic of Moldova participate.
