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Projects in Action: cooperation through the eyes of journalists in the South

Cooperation between the European Union and the countries participating in the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) and benefiting from the European Neighbourhood Partnership Instrument (ENPI) exists on two levels.

The first is the political. The meetings where leaders get together to decide the policy areas on which emphasis should be given. The second deals with turning these decisions into actions on the ground, through the funding of projects, offering the Partners practical support in their efforts to bring about change and modernization.
 
This support is given to Partners mainly on a bilateral level. However, there is a regional dimension, whereby funds are allocated to projects involving more than one Neighbourhood country. This regional cooperation programme ismanaged by EuropeAid.

 

 
NEWS
EuropeAid issues corrigendum to call for tender to support media sector reform in the southern Mediterranean
The European Commission has issued a corrigendum to the €5 million call...
Advancing the quality of Euro-Mediterranean research in food, water and renewable energies: your voice is needed
In order to address the societal challenges of high quality affordable food,...
FEATURES
Turning olive oil waste into euros while protecting nature
It’s no secret that the Mediterranean region accounts for the...
Interview with Paul Walton – sharing experiences and values to find common ways to overcome challenges
 Since 2005, the Anna Lindh Foundation has led and supported joint...
Hotels are going green too
The European project Shmile 2 aims to spread eco-labels to tourist...
PUBLICATIONS
Research and Innovation in support of the European Neighbourhood Policy
 The European Commission’s DG Research and Innovation has published...
Projects in Action: the human face of EU Neigbourhood cooperation
Projects in Action, a magazine produced by the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre is...
EU funding Handbook
A handbook on “European Union Funding for the Neighbourhood and...
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