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Project Presentation
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How to organize and how to submit your application?
Following the call for proposals the project promoter must aquire an applicant’s pack.
After completion, the application forms have to be sent to the Managing Authority (MA).
The Applicant’s Pack
The applicant’s pack consists of the following documents:
- The project forms (part 1,2,3 Word file, part 4 Exel file),
- The letter of intent between the partners (original),
- The national cofinancing certifications (originals),
- The additional financing certifications if previewed (originals).
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The application forms have to be duly filled in, the letter of intent signed and the national cofinancings duly certified.
In addition, the documentation has to be submitted in French, the official language of the Programme. However, it is possible to add a copy in the national language of the partners.
The Applicant’s pack (forms and annexes) must be sent only by the Lead partner, both by e-mail and registered post.
By e-mail to the following addresses (PLEASE in copy to the 2 addresses; the documents have to be originals in WORD and EXEL format):
Sending the documents by e-mail allows the JTS to start the instruction process while waiting for the reception of the application forms by the post.
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And by post, the postmark being taken, to the Managing Authority to the following address:
Ministero delle Infrastrutture e
dei Trasporti
DIPARTIMENTO PER IL COORDINAMENTO DELLO SVILUPPO DEL TERRITORIO, PER LE POLITICHE
DEL PERSONALE E GLI AFFARI GENERALI
DIREZIONE GENERALE PER LA PROGRAMMAZIONE ED I PROGRAMMI EUROPEI
Divisione Interreg
Via Nomentana, 2
I-00161 ROMA
ATTENTION: Sending the project by post is obligatory in order to keep an original paper version of the
project.
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Secrétariat Technique
Conjoint
Programme Interreg IIIB MEDOCC
Lungotevere Thaon di
Revel, 1 00196 Roma - Italia
Tel. +39.06.3220618 +39.06.3236178 - Fax +39.06.3204932
stc.medocc@infrastrutturetrasporti.it
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To contribute to harmonious territorial integration
in all the European Union.
- To encourage the transnational, cross-border
and interregional cooperation.
- To lead to a real mobilization of the field performers,
with preferential support to shared projects involving
several partners of various countries. |
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community initiative is structured in 3 fundamental points:
> Strand
A: Cross-border cooperation: between contiguous
territories and also with the external borders of the
European Union and some maritime areas, in order to
put into action common development strategies.
> Strand
B: Transnational cooperation: between national,
regional and local authorities within main geographic
areas set determined by the European Commission and
the Member States.
The Commission defined thirteen areas such as the Atlantic
Area, the North Western European Area, the South Western
European Area, the Western Mediterranean Area and the
Caribbean Area, just to name a few.
> Strand
C: Interregional cooperation: between actors gathered
in sets of multiple not adjacent regions of the European
Union that involve the presence of regions located in
Third countries, in particular the 10 new Member States.
Hence, have been defined four areas: North, South, East
and West.
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