Below, find the programme manual and the terms of reference for this call. First call terms of reference and annexes Download (833.86 KB) 2021-2027 Interreg Europe programme manual and its annexes Download (2.33 MB) Draft of the application form template for the first call for projects. Download (158.04 KB) Interreg NWE Joint Secretariat, 45 rue de Tournai, 59000 Lille, France Interreg North-West Europe 2014-2020 TERMS of REFERENCE 3rd CALL for PROPOSALS Programme Manual for a detailed description of the process. Step 1 - Applicants have to submit an application providing an outline of the proposed project. The Voices of Interreg Report a concern Programme manual Project life cycle Project database The North Sea Region Programme Secretariat Toldboden 3E, ground floor, DK-8800 Viborg Phone: +45 7841 1770. Follow us on social media. Description. For about 15 years, the URBACT programme has been the European Territorial Cooperation programme aiming to foster sustainable integrated urban development in cities across Europe. It is an instrument of the Cohesion Policy, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund, the 28 Member States, Norway & Switzerland. URBACT's All project proposals are assessed against eligibility and quality assessment criteria (see chapters 3 and 4 of the Programme Manual). The decision on step 1 project applications will be taken by the Interreg NWE Monitoring Committee (MC), which is made up of representatives from both national and regional authorities within the NWE Member States. The Interreg NWE Programme involves Ireland, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, and parts of France, Germany and the Netherlands. It has an area of 845 000 km² and is home to Monitoring Committee. The Monitoring Committee (MC) is in charge of supervising the programme. Its overall task is to ensure the quality and effectiveness of the programme's implementation. The MC is also responsible for the assessment and selection of project applications. Each programme partner country is represented on the committee and The CIVITAS Initiative works to make sustainable and smart urban mobility a reality for all in Europe and beyond. The Interreg NWE low carbon programme has accepted a project idea that aims to develop low-carbon district heating. Fourteen partners are involved in the project, and investments in heating systems are being made in six locations. Heerlen is one of these pilot locations along with Dublin, Aberdeen, Plymouth, Kortrijk, and Boulogne-sur-Mer. • Programme Manual, Cooperation Program • Specific help -guidance notes (State aid, social innovation, working with eMS) • Twitter - @INTERREG_NWE • Follow us on Linkedin for updates and news. Where to get ideas • nweurope.eu • Success Stories and Previous Results The project report is submitted by the Lead Partner to the Programme in eMS. Partner and Project Reports should be submitted to the programme through the electronic monitoring system eMS, which is available on the link below. More information about project reporting can be found in the eMS Instructions and chapter 3 of the Programme Manual. Interreg Europe is a programme with 30 partner states - 27 EU member states, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Each partner state has a national or regional representative (s) who can provide programme information in local languages. All partner states agreed to support the programme implementation with: 1. Int