Programme description
The programme aims to make the region more attractive, innovative, green and inclusive through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), European Social Fund (ESF+) and specific allocations for outermost regions. In doing so, investment into the green and digital transition will play a key role.
EU funds will help transforming the Martinique’s economy by fostering the development of the digital sector including through the digitalisation of small enterprises.
Cohesion funds will also be mobilised for the region's green transition, which entails the adaptation to climate change, the support for sustainable urban mobility and measures to ensure a safe and sustainable water supply.
In addition, the programme will foster social inclusion, with a focus on the needs of youth, and will target the high unemployment rate. EU funds will foster citizen’s participation, a better access to services and health care as well as education infrastructures.
The budget will also push for a more sustainable and homogenous transport system between urban and rural areas. This will effectively “open up” Martinique cities and support the integrated development of both cities and their surroundings.
Financial information
Breakdown of finances by priority axis
| Priority Axis | EU Investment | National Public Contribution | Total Public Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| ERDF | 481.751.471,00 | 361.000.000,00 | 842.751.471,00 |
| ESF+ | 118.846.552,00 | 38.400.000,00 | 157.246.552,00 |
| Total | 600.598.023,00 | 399.400.000,00 | 999.998.023,00 |
Priorities and Specific Objectives
Social Europe
Access to employment and activation measures for all
Equal access to quality social and healthcare services
Social integration of people at risk
Addressing material deprivation
Improving education and training systems
Quality and inclusive education and training systems
Lifelong learning and career transitions
Active inclusion and employability
Smarter Europe
Enhancing research and innovation
Reaping the benefits of digitisation
Growth and competitiveness of SMEs
Digital connectivity
Greener Europe
Energy efficiency
Renewable energy
Smart energy systems
Climate change adaptation
Sustainable water
Circular economy
Nature protection and biodiversity
Sustainable urban mobility
Connected Europe
Sustainable transport
Social Europe
Education and training infrastructure
Integration of marginalised communities
Access to health care
Culture and sustainable tourism
Europe closer to citizens
Integrated development in urban areas
Integrated development in rural and coastal areas