Programme news
List of projects invited to the second step now available
Following the decision of the Monitoring Committee of the SEE Programme, the list of the projects invited to submit an application form for the second step of the Second Call for Proposals has been defined and is now available for consultation here.
Partner report tool and guidelines now available!
The users of the SEE Front office have now at their disposal the new SEE Partner report tool as well as the corresponding guidelines for using the tool.
23.02 - Regional Policy: towards a simplication of funds management?
The Informal Meeting of ministers and high-ranking representatives of EU regional policy stressed the need to simplify control and management of funds so as not to delay project development, especially in these times of crisis when European regional policy must contribute to prosperity and reduce the breach between different zones. At the meeting have participated the highest authorities in regional policy and territorial cohesion in the Member States of the European Union, the European Economic Area and candidate countries for membership, called by the Spanish Secretary of State for the Treasury, Carlos Oca?a, with the participation of the new European Commissioner for Regional Policy, Johannes Hahn, from Austria. You can find the entire article on the Spanish Presidency website.The SEE Programme contributes to the Iron Curtain trail
On March 16th 2010, in Sofia, the SEE JTS participated in the concluding of an Awareness-Raising Workshop on the Iron Curtain cycling trail, organised by the European Commission, DG Enterprise and Industry. The contribution of the SEE JTS to the workshop was meant to illustrate the aims of the SEE Programme, the possible opportunities for funding (from both ERDF and IPA funds) of strategic projects with strong transnational character and visible impact, and to make clear the SEE Programme's criteria for the eligibility of partners and activities.Food for thought: priority to.... Sustainable urban development!
Sustainable urban development has always been a key aspect of territorial cooperation. However, the latest developments in territorial cooperation itself and the newest trends in sustainable urban development retailored this particular aspect of cooperation.SECOND CALL PRELIMINARY STATISTICS
The first step of the second call of proposals has been officially closed on 21 December 10 PM, CET. After a first screening of the received files, we are glad to announce that we have received a number of valid 600 Expressions of interest by the above mentioned deadline. We would like to thank the applicants for their evident interest in the SEE Programme and to invite them to check our website regularly in order to be up to date with the latest news regarding the South East Europe Programme.
SEE newsletter - December issue
The latest issue of the SEE newsletter is now available. The main topics of the issue are: the approaching deadline of the second call, the interview with Brigitta Zicherman, the head of the Managing Authority for International Cooperation programmes and the latest developments in the JTS . You will also get more info about the SEE info days .Deadline for submission of Expressions of Interest approaching!
Dear applicants! Let us remind you that the deadline for submission of expressions of interest in view of the second call is 21 December 2009. You can find all the necessary details about the application process in the "downloads" section of our website dedicated to the second call.Newsletter: October - November 2009
The latest issue of the SEE newsletter is now available. The main topics of the issue are: a first call analysis, the SEE Annual conference, and an interview with the National Contact point in Bosnia. You will also get more info about the SEE info days and the latest developments in the JTS. You can find all the issues of the SEE newsletter in the dedicated section.Conclusions of all four Workshops now available!
We are informing the participants in the workshops held on the occasion of the annual event, that all the summaries of the workshop discussions are now available for download.
Interview with Brigitta Zicherman Mikulas
"I would like to wish good luck to all the potential applicants and encourage them to take advantage of the unique characteristics of transnational cooperation programmes"...Lead Partner Seminar took place on 24-25 September
A two-days seminar for the Lead Partners of the projects approved within the first call was held in Budapest on 24 and 25 September 2009. The first day was dedicated to a training for the preparation and submission of the Progress Report in the IMIS 2007-2013 Monitoring and Information System of the SEE Programme (SEE Front Office).The second day included a training on communication issues for projects.
10.07.2009 - Monitoring Committee confirms the approval of 40 projects in the framework of the first call for proposals.
At the last Monitoring Committee Meeting of the SEE Programme, which took place on 6 and 7 July in Budapest, a number of 40 projects have received the official confirmation for funding. The total ERDF funds allocated to the 1st Call for Proposals amount to 76.628.855 euro.
24.06.2009 - Lead Partner Seminar
The first Lead Partner Seminar for the projects which were approved within the first call for proposals of the Programme took place in Budapest on 24 June. More than 100 project representatives have had the opportunity to receive the latest updates about project implementation from the JTS staff present at the meeting.
Celebrating Europe
On the occasion of Europe Day, the SEE JTS is wishing all its current and prospective beneficiaries to enjoy fully the cooperation opportunities that are now available in the South East Europe area and to form partnerships which reflect the European spirit of bringing the peoples closer to one another.
SEE Programme selects its first projects
A number of 42 high-quality and innovative transnational cooperation projects have been selected by the Monitoring Committee of the South East Europe Programme during its meeting in Vienna on 10-11 March 2009. The funds allocated to the 1st call projects amount to roughly 37 % of the Programme overall ERDF budget allocated to projects.Monitoring Committee Meeting 10-11 March
The third meeting of the SEE Programme Monitoring Committee took place in Vienna, Austria, on 10-11 March.
