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The 2025 projects under the TSI Flagship Addressing Demographic Change Through Reforms have been selected. The projects have the common objective to address demographic change through reforms in skills, labour markets, and social systems.
The 2025 projects under the TSI Flagship Addressing Demographic Change Through Reforms have been selected. The projects have the common objective to address demographic change through reforms in skills, labour markets, and social systems.
The 2025 projects under the TSI Flagship Addressing Demographic Change Through Reforms have been selected. The projects have the common objective to address demographic change through reforms in skills, labour markets, and social systems.
Interreg-supported Tele Alpine Project aims to improve survival rates of heart attack patients along the German-Austrian border and to inspire similar initiatives across the EU
Interreg-supported Tele Alpine Project aims to improve survival rates of heart attack patients along the German-Austrian border and to inspire similar initiatives across the EU
With the support of €10 million in ERDF funding, ONERA, the Occitanie Region, and the European Commission have officially launched PyCoFiRe – a world-first fire testing platform dedicated to studying the behaviour of composite materials used in modern aerospace under full-scale fire conditions.
Following the devastating cyclone Chido of December 2024 in Mayotte, the Commission has today granted to France an advance payment of close to €24 million from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to ease the burden of the recovery and reconstruction efforts.
Following the devastating cyclone Chido of December 2024 in Mayotte, the Commission has today granted to France an advance payment of close to €24 million from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to ease the burden of the recovery and reconstruction efforts.
Following the devastating cyclone Chido of December 2024 in Mayotte, the Commission has today granted to France an advance payment of close to €24 million from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to ease the burden of the recovery and reconstruction efforts.
When geopolitical tensions intensify, the Interreg Lithuania-Poland programme strengthens support to people, builds resilience, and proves that cooperation is Europe's strongest currency. In a region united by a shared history and modern security challenges, Poland and Lithuania are taking decisive steps to strengthen not just their borders, but their communities.
When geopolitical tensions intensify, the Interreg Lithuania-Poland programme strengthens support to people, builds resilience, and proves that cooperation is Europe's strongest currency. In a region united by a shared history and modern security challenges, Poland and Lithuania are taking decisive steps to strengthen not just their borders, but their communities.
In a time when the health of our aquatic ecosystems is under increasing pressure, the European Union continues to prove that cooperation, innovation, and shared knowledge are the keys to sustainable progress. The wrap up conference, featuring the results of the Interreg BLUE GROWTH COLLABs took place in Edirne, Türkiye on 16 May 2025.
The strategic project EMERGENCY, co-financed by Interreg Poland-Ukraine programme 2021-2027 was launched on 15 May 2025 in Ostrołęka (Poland). This is a major infrastructure project of key importance for the border regions, which is in line with Poland’s and Ukraine’s health policy objectives.
According to the newest Eurobarometer survey culture provides European citizens with a sense of community and integration. An example of EU funded initiative is the operation of strategic importance under the Interreg Romania–Hungary Programme 2021-2027 which will to restore two emblematic sites on either side of the border: Huniade Castle in Timișoara (Romania) and Navay Mansion in Óföldeák (Hungary).
The Cohesion Policy POWERTY project, launched under the Interreg Europe programme, is tackling energy poverty in Torreblanca, one of Seville’s most disadvantaged neighborhoods. The project not only supports school operations but also reduces energy costs for nearby households.
The Cohesion Policy POWERTY project, launched under the Interreg Europe programme, is tackling energy poverty in Torreblanca, one of Seville’s most disadvantaged neighborhoods. The project not only supports school operations but also reduces energy costs for nearby households.
Do you have an idea that could shape the future of the Alpine Region and need support to bring it to life? Apply now for a chance to travel to Innsbruck and win up to 5000€ to help implement your project!
The North West Greenway Network, a cross-border initiative supported by the European Union’s Interreg Programme, has successfully delivered 46.5km of new greenway infrastructure, enhancing connectivity and sustainability across the border region of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The Tisa River Basin, spanning Hungary and Serbia, is experiencing heightened hydrological risks due to climate change-induced shifts in precipitation and evapotranspiration patterns. Interreg ADAPTisa by fosters data-driven collaboration between water and disaster management stakeholders in the cross-border region to addresses these challenges.
The Tisa River Basin, spanning Hungary and Serbia, is experiencing heightened hydrological risks due to climate change-induced shifts in precipitation and evapotranspiration patterns. Interreg ADAPTisa by fosters data-driven collaboration between water and disaster management stakeholders in the cross-border region to addresses these challenges.
14.8 M€ from the funds of the INTERREG POCTEFA program to finance key cross-border cooperation projects in the areas of employment, mobility, and multilingualism to strengthen development and cohesion in the territories of the Western Functional Area (AFOMEF) of POCTEFA program.
14.8 M€ from the funds of the INTERREG POCTEFA program to finance key cross-border cooperation projects in the areas of employment, mobility, and multilingualism to strengthen development and cohesion in the territories of the Western Functional Area (AFOMEF) of POCTEFA program.
The Danube Region is home of an extremely rich biodiversity. Preserving the balance between wildlife and human activity represents one of the greatest challenges.The Interreg Danube HARMON project supports a unified approach to balancing biodiversity conservation with infrastructural development in the Danube region.
The Danube Region is home of an extremely rich biodiversity. Preserving the balance between wildlife and human activity represents one of the greatest challenges.The Interreg Danube HARMON project supports a unified approach to balancing biodiversity conservation with infrastructural development in the Danube region.
Cohesion policy funds support countless initiatives to enhance regional resilience. One notable is the PIROI (Indian Ocean Regional Intervention Platform) Centre which was supported by EUR 2,1 million under the Interreg Indian Ocean 2014-2020 cooperation programme.
Cohesion policy funds support countless initiatives to enhance regional resilience. One notable is the PIROI (Indian Ocean Regional Intervention Platform) Centre which was supported by EUR 2,1 million under the Interreg Indian Ocean 2014-2020 cooperation programme.
Cohesion policy funds support countless initiatives to enhance regional resilience. One notable is the PIROI (Indian Ocean Regional Intervention Platform) Centre which was supported by EUR 2,1 million under the Interreg Indian Ocean 2014-2020 cooperation programme.
AI4Flood pro uses artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to enhance flood risk prediction and management, a crucial tool to prevent disasters like the recent severe floods in the Pyrenees and more broadly and dramatically in Valencia.
AI4Flood pro uses artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to enhance flood risk prediction and management, a crucial tool to prevent disasters like the recent severe floods in the Pyrenees and more broadly and dramatically in Valencia.
Today, the European Commission kicks off the 2025 edition of the REGIOSTARS competition which will award the best Cohesion Policy supported projects in the EU.
Today, the European Commission kicks off the 2025 edition of the REGIOSTARS competition which will award the best Cohesion Policy supported projects in the EU.
The European Union’s Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF), part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), supports the modernisation of railway infrastructure in the Ústí nad Labem region in Czechia with a grant of €1.62 million. The PSLF grant complements a European Investment Bank (EIB) loan scheme worth €1.93 billion which covers 36 actions aiming to upgrade railway infrastructure in Czechia. The Ústí nad Labem project, funded under PSLF, covers 3 out of those 36 actions. The project beneficiary is the Czech national railway infrastructure manager Správa železnic, státní organizace.
The European Union’s Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF), part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), supports the modernisation of railway infrastructure in the Ústí nad Labem region in Czechia with a grant of €1.62 million. The PSLF grant complements a European Investment Bank (EIB) loan scheme worth €1.93 billion which covers 36 actions aiming to upgrade railway infrastructure in Czechia. The Ústí nad Labem project, funded under PSLF, covers 3 out of those 36 actions. The project beneficiary is the Czech national railway infrastructure manager Správa železnic, státní organizace.
The European Union’s Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF), part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), supports the modernisation of railway infrastructure in the Ústí nad Labem region in Czechia with a grant of €1.62 million. The PSLF grant complements a European Investment Bank (EIB) loan scheme worth €1.93 billion which covers 36 actions aiming to upgrade railway infrastructure in Czechia. The Ústí nad Labem project, funded under PSLF, covers 3 out of those 36 actions. The project beneficiary is the Czech national railway infrastructure manager Správa železnic, státní organizace.
Today, the European Commission has paid more than €404 million from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to Slovenia and Greece to help them recover, repair, and rebuild after the devastating climate disasters that hit these countries in 2023.
Today, the European Commission has paid more than €404 million from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to Slovenia and Greece to help them recover, repair, and rebuild after the devastating climate disasters that hit these countries in 2023.
Today, the European Commission has paid more than €404 million from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to Slovenia and Greece to help them recover, repair, and rebuild after the devastating climate disasters that hit these countries in 2023.
The aid package, approved by the European Parliament and the Council, is composed as follows: - €112.07 million for Germany following the damages caused by the floods to the states of Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg at the end of May 2024; - €3.96 million for Italy to support recovery efforts after the floods that hit the Valle d’Aosta region in June 2024.
The Marseille Tramway Extension project (ETNS1) has received financial support from the European Union, including a €15 million grant and a €100 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB), making up a total of €115 million. The project is part of a broader investment effort by Métropole d’Aix-Marseille-Provence, launched in 2021, with an overall budget of €320 million aimed at enhancing the region's public transport system.
The Marseille Tramway Extension project (ETNS1) has received financial support from the European Union, including a €15 million grant and a €100 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB), making up a total of €115 million. The project is part of a broader investment effort by Métropole d’Aix-Marseille-Provence, launched in 2021, with an overall budget of €320 million aimed at enhancing the region's public transport system.
The Marseille Tramway Extension project (ETNS1) has received financial support from the European Union, including a €15 million grant and a €100 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB), making up a total of €115 million. The project is part of a broader investment effort by Métropole d’Aix-Marseille-Provence, launched in 2021, with an overall budget of €320 million aimed at enhancing the region's public transport system.
Statement by President von der Leyen at the joint press conference with Polish Prime Minister Tusk, Slovak Prime Minister Fico, Czech Prime Minister Fiala, and Austrian Chancellor Nehammer
Statement by President von der Leyen at the joint press conference with Polish Prime Minister Tusk, Slovak Prime Minister Fico, Czech Prime Minister Fiala, and Austrian Chancellor Nehammer
The European Commission has selected 6 projects for co-funding in Czechia aimed at promoting sustainable social infrastructure, improving the energy efficiency of public buildings and modernising transport infrastructure.
The European Commission has selected 6 projects for co-funding in Czechia aimed at promoting sustainable social infrastructure, improving the energy efficiency of public buildings and modernising transport infrastructure.
The European Commission has selected 6 projects for co-funding in Czechia aimed at promoting sustainable social infrastructure, improving the energy efficiency of public buildings and modernising transport infrastructure.
The European Commission has selected 6 projects for co-funding in Czechia aimed at promoting sustainable social infrastructure, improving the energy efficiency of public buildings and modernising transport infrastructure.
The European Commission has selected 6 projects for co-funding in Czechia aimed at promoting sustainable social infrastructure, improving the energy efficiency of public buildings and modernising transport infrastructure.
The European Commission has selected 6 projects for co-funding in Czechia aimed at promoting sustainable social infrastructure, improving the energy efficiency of public buildings and modernising transport infrastructure.
Today, the European Commission approved an advancement payment of EUR 11.6 million from the EU Solidarity Fund to support the French region Hauts-de-France in addressing the severe damages caused by heavy rainfall and rivers overflows in November 2023. The flooding resulted in numerous mudslides, road closures, significant economic losses and forced thousands of residents to leave their homes.
The European Commission is co-financing 3 projects aimed at promoting sustainable urban infrastructure and improving the energy efficiency of public buildings to the tune of EUR 7.3 million under the Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF) of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM). The three projects were submitted under the 5th cut-off date of PSLF, which is a blending facility that combines loans from the European Investment Bank (EIB) with grants from the European Commission to support a fair and just transition towards climate neutrality across the European Union.
The European Commission is co-financing 3 projects aimed at promoting sustainable urban infrastructure and improving the energy efficiency of public buildings to the tune of EUR 7.3 million under the Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF) of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM). The three projects were submitted under the 5th cut-off date of PSLF, which is a blending facility that combines loans from the European Investment Bank (EIB) with grants from the European Commission to support a fair and just transition towards climate neutrality across the European Union.
The European Commission is co-financing 3 projects aimed at promoting sustainable urban infrastructure and improving the energy efficiency of public buildings to the tune of EUR 7.3 million under the Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF) of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM). The three projects were submitted under the 5th cut-off date of PSLF, which is a blending facility that combines loans from the European Investment Bank (EIB) with grants from the European Commission to support a fair and just transition towards climate neutrality across the European Union.
The European Commission is co-financing 3 projects aimed at promoting sustainable urban infrastructure and improving the energy efficiency of public buildings to the tune of EUR 7.3 million under the Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF) of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM). The three projects were submitted under the 5th cut-off date of PSLF, which is a blending facility that combines loans from the European Investment Bank (EIB) with grants from the European Commission to support a fair and just transition towards climate neutrality across the European Union.
The Grant Agreement for the Sustainable and Affordable Housing for the New Green Industry and Society (SHERIS) project, which will support the construction of 7 housing complexes in Northern Sweden, has just been signed. SHERIS is financed by the European Union under the Public Sector Loan Facility, which is part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), with a grant of EUR 11 million. The grant complements a loan of EUR 71 million (SEK 800 million) awarded by the European Investment Bank (EIB), bringing the total budget for the project to EUR 142 million (SEK 1.6 billion).
The Grant Agreement for the Sustainable and Affordable Housing for the New Green Industry and Society (SHERIS) project, which will support the construction of 7 housing complexes in Northern Sweden, has just been signed. SHERIS is financed by the European Union under the Public Sector Loan Facility, which is part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), with a grant of EUR 11 million. The grant complements a loan of EUR 71 million (SEK 800 million) awarded by the European Investment Bank (EIB), bringing the total budget for the project to EUR 142 million (SEK 1.6 billion).
The Grant Agreement for the Sustainable and Affordable Housing for the New Green Industry and Society (SHERIS) project, which will support the construction of 7 housing complexes in Northern Sweden, has just been signed. SHERIS is financed by the European Union under the Public Sector Loan Facility, which is part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), with a grant of EUR 11 million. The grant complements a loan of EUR 71 million (SEK 800 million) awarded by the European Investment Bank (EIB), bringing the total budget for the project to EUR 142 million (SEK 1.6 billion).
The Grant Agreement for the Sustainable and Affordable Housing for the New Green Industry and Society (SHERIS) project, which will support the construction of 7 housing complexes in Northern Sweden, has just been signed. SHERIS is financed by the European Union under the Public Sector Loan Facility, which is part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), with a grant of EUR 11 million. The grant complements a loan of EUR 71 million (SEK 800 million) awarded by the European Investment Bank (EIB), bringing the total budget for the project to EUR 142 million (SEK 1.6 billion).
The Grant Agreement for the Sustainable and Affordable Housing for the New Green Industry and Society (SHERIS) project, which will support the construction of 7 housing complexes in Northern Sweden, has just been signed. SHERIS is financed by the European Union under the Public Sector Loan Facility, which is part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), with a grant of EUR 11 million. The grant complements a loan of EUR 71 million (SEK 800 million) awarded by the European Investment Bank (EIB), bringing the total budget for the project to EUR 142 million (SEK 1.6 billion).
Tomorrow, Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms Elisa Ferreira will begin a two-day visit to Türkiye to see first-hand how EU Solidarity Fund (EUSF) support has helped the country recover after the devastating earthquakes that hit the region of Gaziantep in February 2023.
Tomorrow, Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms Elisa Ferreira will begin a two-day visit to Türkiye to see first-hand how EU Solidarity Fund (EUSF) support has helped the country recover after the devastating earthquakes that hit the region of Gaziantep in February 2023.
The Sustainable Mobility Infrastructures for Low Emissions and qualitative Service (SMILES) project has officially started, with the objective of supporting improvements in the transport infrastructure of the French city of Nantes. SMILES is financed by the European Union under the Public Sector Loan Facility, which is part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), with a grant of EUR 30 million. The grant complements a loan of EUR 200 million awarded by the European Investment Bank (EIB), bringing the total budget for the project to EUR 400 million.
The Sustainable Mobility Infrastructures for Low Emissions and qualitative Service (SMILES) project has officially started, with the objective of supporting improvements in the transport infrastructure of the French city of Nantes. SMILES is financed by the European Union under the Public Sector Loan Facility, which is part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), with a grant of EUR 30 million. The grant complements a loan of EUR 200 million awarded by the European Investment Bank (EIB), bringing the total budget for the project to EUR 400 million.
The Sustainable Mobility Infrastructures for Low Emissions and qualitative Service (SMILES) project has officially started, with the objective of supporting improvements in the transport infrastructure of the French city of Nantes. SMILES is financed by the European Union under the Public Sector Loan Facility, which is part of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), with a grant of EUR 30 million. The grant complements a loan of EUR 200 million awarded by the European Investment Bank (EIB), bringing the total budget for the project to EUR 400 million.
Today the European Commission has approved an advancement payment of EUR 25 million from the EU Solidarity Fund to support Greece in addressing the extensive damages caused by the cyclone “Daniel” from 4 to 11 September 2023.
Today, the Commission has approved €20.9 million from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to support the Marche region in Italy in addressing the extensive damages caused by the rainfall and floods in September 2022.
The Commission has approved €33.9 million from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to support Romania in addressing the extensive damages caused by droughts and wildfires in 2022.
The Commission has approved an advance payment of €100 million to Slovenia under the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF), to ease the financial burden of reconstruction efforts after the damage caused by the devastating floods that took place in the country in August 2023.
In July 2023 Italy submitted an application for a contribution from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to finance emergency and recovery operations following the floods in the Emilia-Romagna Region in Italy in May earlier this year.
Brussels, 7 November 2023 - Commissioner Elisa Ferreira, responsible for Regional and Urban Policy, Paloma Aba Garrote, Director of CINEA (the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency) and George Kasapidis, Regional Governor of the Greek region of Western Macedonia are pleased to announce that the Socioeconomic Transition of Western Macedonia project has officially entered into force on the 27th of October with the signing of a Grant Agreement by all parties.
Brussels, 7 November 2023 - Commissioner Elisa Ferreira, responsible for Regional and Urban Policy, Paloma Aba Garrote, Director of CINEA (the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency) and George Kasapidis, Regional Governor of the Greek region of Western Macedonia are pleased to announce that the Socioeconomic Transition of Western Macedonia project has officially entered into force on the 27th of October with the signing of a Grant Agreement by all parties.
Brussels, 7 November 2023 - Commissioner Elisa Ferreira, responsible for Regional and Urban Policy, Paloma Aba Garrote, Director of CINEA (the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency) and George Kasapidis, Regional Governor of the Greek region of Western Macedonia are pleased to announce that the Socioeconomic Transition of Western Macedonia project has officially entered into force on the 27th of October with the signing of a Grant Agreement by all parties.