Eligible applicants
The following paragraphs summarize the type of entities eligible under the various measures of the CBC Ro-Ua-Md JOP.
Indicative types of potential applicants:
Priority 1: Towards a more competitive border economy
Measure 1.1 Improving the productivity and competitiveness of the region’s urban and rural areas by working across borders
Indicative applicants for this measure:
- chambers of commerce
- local and regional authorities
- universities
- other educational institutions such as business colleges
- public entities supporting the work force (job creation centres, job exchange services etc)
- NGOs and formally constituted business and professional associations
- public entities in charge with promoting tourism
- association of small local municipalities and town administrations.
Measure 1.2 Cross-border initiatives in transport, border infrastructure and energy
Indicative applicants for this measure:
- local and regional authorities and public sector transport (rail and road) and energy agencies and public service providers
- bodies in charge with border crossing management.
Priority 2: Environment Challenges and Emergency Preparedness
Measure 2.1 Addressing strategic cross-border environmental challenges including emergency preparedness.
Indicative applicants for this measure:
- local and regional authorities
- environmental agencies and agencies involved in water management and flood protection
- NGOs
- national parks administrations
- universities and higher education institutes
- emergency situations inspectorates
- other statutory bodies involved in the development of emergency plans.
Measure 2.2 Water supply, sewerage and waste management
Indicative applicants for this measure:
- Local and regional authorities
- county and regional waste management
- waste management
- waste water management public bodies
- NGOs
- NPOs.
Priority 3: People to People Co-operation
Measure 3.1 Local and regional governance, support to civil society and local communities.
Indicative applicants for this measure:
- local and regional authorities
- legally constituted voluntary bodies drawn from civil society and local communities
- non-governmental organisations and associations
- educational institutions and formally constituted women’s groups.
Measure 3.2 Educational, social and cultural exchanges.
Indicative applicants for this measure:
- schools
- colleges
- universities
- other educational institutions
- legally constituted voluntary groups including disadvantaged groups and cultural and social organisations
- non-profit media associations
- professional organisations.
Technical Assistance
Both measures of the technical assistance are addressed to central and regional public authorities responsible for the implementation of the CBC Ro-Ua-Md JOP.
