EU funded projects - Territorial Cooperation

The European Union (EU) aims to foster cooperation between regions and countries to boost economic and social development. This cooperation helps tackle challenges posed by borders, whether they are within the EU or external. Interreg is a key programme that supports this mission. It focuses on making the EU more cohesive internally while also improving relations with neighbouring countries.

Interreg Programmes and EU Cohesion Policy

Interreg programmes play a crucial role in implementing Cohesion Policy’s main priorities.

Interreg projects cover the following areas:

Innovation, especially networks of universities, research institutions, SMEs
Social infrastructure
Energy efficiency
Environment and climate change, especially sustainable green and blue economy, water resources, flood management
Digital connectivity and sustainable transport
Cultural heritage and sustainable tourism development
Capacity building and governance
People-to-people actions and engagement
Health care
Education
District heating and cooling