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First Call for Central Baltic Programme 2021–2027 now open

10.2.2022

The first call for the new programme period is open from the 10th of February until 12pm (GMT+2) on the 31st of March 2022. During the programme period 2021–2027, there is 118 million euros of funding available from the European Regional Development Fund.

You can apply for funding for all seven programme objectives under the four thematic areas. The seven programme objectives are:

INNOVATIVE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
1. More exports by small and medium enterprises
2. More new scaled-up growth companies

IMPROVED ENVIROMENT AND RESOURCE USE
3. Joint circular economy solutions
4. Improved coastal and marine environment
5. Decreased CO2 emissions

IMPROVED EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
6. Improved employment opportunities on labour market

IMPROVED PUBLIC SERVICES
7. Improved public services and solutions for the citizens

More information on the new programme period and its objectives:

Central Baltic Programme’s website

Key documents, such as the Programme Manual, Guide for Applying for a Project as well as the Project Idea Form:

Key documents – Central Baltic

New Electronic Application and Reporting System

During the programme period 2021–2027, a new electronic application and reporting system, Jems (Joint Electronic Monitoring System), will be introduced. Two events will be held on the 15^th (10:30-13:30) and 17^th (13:00-16:00) of February respectively, to introduce Jems.

After these events, applicants are expected to know how to register into Jems, understand the system’s logic, know how to fill in an application form and understand what to consider when applying for funding. Both events will be recorded, and the recordings will be uploaded to the Central Baltic Programme’s website.

The registration for the Jems-introduction events is open until 10am on Monday February 14^th. A Zoom-link to the events will be sent with the registration confirmation.

The registration and further information on the Jems-events:

Introduction to Jems – Central Baltic

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