Written by Vasilis Margaras (updated on 19.06.2023).
This guide has been put together to serve as a source of information for regional and local authorities, NGOs, businesses, professionals and citizens on how to access funding for their projects from a number of EU funds. It covers financing under the EU’s 2021-2027 budget (multiannual financial framework) as well as the Next Generation EU temporary instrument set up to stimulate the EU’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. The funds are listed in a simple way and are accompanied by short descriptions highlighting the opportunities they offer.
To facilitate research, the authors have split up the main funding themes into subsections and provided hyperlinks to ensure easier access to the sources of funding information.
Depending on the nature, scope and priorities of the project for which funding is sought, EU funds can be explored for the funding opportunities they may offer. As multiple calls for funding are published on a regular basis, it is important to check for such opportunities often and to keep an eye on the national and EU sites that provide relevant information.
The guide presents essential information on EU funding sources, with the ambition to help potential fundraisers map out their course of action as precisely as possible, based on this information. Fundraisers need to be aware that applying for EU funding requires careful planning and good timing. Advice from specialised staff may also be helpful for some applicants. Each section of the guide features a non-exhaustive list of the key potential beneficiaries.
We hope that this guide will give you an introduction to EU funding opportunities, from which you could then in turn apply to secure support for projects in your work or community.
Will it also be available in German?
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[…] Finding the appropriate funding sources for a local authority, a public entity, a company or a CSO can be a major problem. Information is scattered across many different sources and is often confusing and outdated. The EPRS ‘Guide to EU Funding 2014-2020’ is a basic introduction to EU funding opportunities for regional and local authorities, CSOs, businesses, professionals and citizens. The objective is to provide an accessible list of the most important EU funds, and to provide potential beneficiaries with appropriate information on the opportunities the funding offers. The guide’s main funding themes are divided in subsections to facilitate research and a (non-exhaustive) list of major potential beneficiaries is mentioned at the end of each section of the guide to help the reader. As new funding elements emerge on a continuous basis, the guide will be updated regularly. The Guide is available for download here. […]
Hope this helpful cause I stand in doubt of EU now than ever…
Dear Mr. Donald Tusk I am S.M.Tolstopyatov, MD., Ph.D. have been developed innovation laboratory technology (patent of Ukraine) and very good program for individual prevention of stroke (see journal “Vtachebnoe Delo”, 2010,No 5-6, p.2-21). Now I need to take grant from HORIZON 2020, but European Commissuon requires to send them answer to a huge number of question that are not revalent to our program. I ask you to decide to help in the resolution of this issue, which will help to save lives of 80% of patients. Thank you. Autor —–S.M.Tolstopyatov, MD.,Ph,.D (Kiev, Ukraine).
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