South East Europe Transnational Cooperation Programme Beyond the South East Europe Programme.

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South East Europe Transnational Cooperation Programme Beyond the South East Europe Programme

SEE Programme Area EU Member States: Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania Non-EU-member States: Albania, Bosnia- Herzegovina, Croatia, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, Republic of Moldova, Ukraine (Italy and Ukraine do not participate with their whole territory)

The achievements of SEE projects Stakeholders of the different countries have higher awareness on each other’s standards, procedures, requirements… Sound partnerships and networks improved the planning capacity for a lot of regional / local public administrations Studies have been carried out, data have been collected, agreements have been signed: these are all PUBLIC and AVAILABLE for future capitalisation Neighbouring approaches have been learned, to strengthen visibility and position where decisions are taken Synergy building among projects and capitalisation of project results started along certain well defined thematic poles

New Programmes in the period Danube Programme Adriatic-Ionian Programme Balkan Mediterranean Programme

Danube Programme

Adriatic-Ionian Programme

Balkan Mediterranean Programme Greece Bulgaria Cyprus Albania Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

Thank you, that was all. Contact: Niko Finka, Financial Manager