Today the European Commission adopted a new interreg programme between Greece and Italy worth over €123 million, with nearly €105 million coming from the European Regional Development Fund. The new programme aims to increase the economic competitiveness in the Greece-Italy border area by supporting entrepreneurship, innovation and the clustering of economic activities. The programme will promote interaction among SMEs while stimulating innovative processes in industries exploiting comm
- 15 December 2015
Today the European Commission adopted a new interreg programme between Greece and Italy worth over €123 million, with nearly €105 million coming from the European Regional Development Fund.
The new programme aims to increase the economic competitiveness in the Greece-Italy border area by supporting entrepreneurship, innovation and the clustering of economic activities. The programme will promote interaction among SMEs while stimulating innovative processes in industries exploiting common local resources. Furthermore, the programme will improve the joint management of the impact of human activities on natural resources in urban, lowland and coastal Ionian and Adriatic areas. Thiswill enhance the protection of maritime and land biodiversity.
The programme will focus on the following three priorities:
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