20 December 2022
We call for great solutions! (Videos)
Written by Anna Gałyga
Get EU funding, gain more: but what exactly? Listen to members of our Monitoring Committee who explain the benefits behind #MadeWithInterreg funding.
#MadeWithInterreg funding
Our Programme offers a unique opportunity to enable public and private organisations across the region to work together. We say: cooperate as if there were no borders. But what does it mean in practice?
Transnational cooperation
Transnational cooperation
Transnational cooperation
Interested to learn more?
Listen to the members from our Monitoring Committee from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Norway and Sweden.
Explore main benefits of #MadeWithInterreg funding – what you can gain and what’s special about our Programme.
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