Open opportunities from Interreg Danube Programme (DTP)
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SMF Projects: Small and medium-sized funding projects under the Interreg Danube Region Programme for transnational…
Interreg Danube Programme (DTP)
Small and medium-sized transnational cooperation projects funded under the Interreg Danube Region Programme, supporting climate, innovation, environment, social inclusion, and governance initiatives across the Danube region. Eligible applicants include public authorities, nonprofits, research institutions, and other organizations working on cross-border sustainable development.
EUSDR Projects: Projects specifically supporting the implementation of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR),…
Interreg Danube Programme (DTP)
This grant funds projects that implement the EU Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR), aligned with climate, innovation, environment, social inclusion, and governance priorities. It is open to organizations across the Danube region working on these cross-cutting themes.
Priority 1: A more competitive and smarter Danube Region
Interreg Danube Programme (DTP)
This grant supports transnational cooperation projects that drive innovation and competitiveness across the Danube Region, co-funded by the EU under the Interreg Danube Programme 2021-2027. It targets organizations collaborating on smart economy and innovation initiatives with a regional development focus.
Regular Projects
Interreg Danube Programme (DTP)
This is an open call for transnational cooperation projects across the Danube Region (2021-2027) that fund initiatives in climate, innovation, environment, social inclusion, and governance. Eligible applicants include public authorities, nonprofits, universities, and private entities working on cross-border sustainability and development challenges.
Priority 2: A greener, low-carbon Danube Region
Interreg Danube Programme (DTP)
This Interreg Danube Programme call funds transnational projects that advance green transition, low-carbon development, and environmental sustainability across the Danube Region. Eligible applicants include public authorities, nonprofits, universities, and private entities working on climate mitigation and environmental goals in a multi-country partnership framework.