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["2021 - 2027 Interreg VI-A Greece-Cyprus"]
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["6011168","Safe sea navigation",null,"The eastern maritime borders of Greece, which also form part of the EU’s external maritime frontier, are marked by a vast network of islands, islets, and rocky outcrops. This complex geography makes it particularly challenging to monitor the maritime domain effectively and to provide comprehensive Search and Rescue (SAR) services. Similarly, Cyprus—located at the easternmost edge of the EU—faces a unique geographical situation, with the Republic of Cyprus responsible for managing a vast SAR area.\nIn this demanding operational context, cross-border cooperation between Greece and Cyprus is essential. Joint efforts in maritime surveillance and SAR operations strengthen the protection of human life at sea and help prevent illegal activities. However, the Hellenic Coast Guard currently lacks sufficient resources, both in number and technological capability, to meet the growing operational demands of surveillance and SAR. Given the frequent incidents of irregular migration and the proximity of departure areas, there is an urgent need for mobile surveillance assets that can be rapidly deployed across multiple locations in the eastern Aegean.\nTo address these challenges, Greece plans to procure three Mobile Surveillance and Coordination Units (MSCUs): one off-road truck (6x6) and two off-road vans (4x4). These vehicles will be equipped with maritime surveillance radar, advanced electro-optical systems, and modern telecommunications equipment, enabling them to function as mobile operations centers. They will be deployed for ground-based monitoring of critical areas over specific periods or to cover “dead zones” beyond the reach of existing surveillance systems.\nCyprus faces similar limitations in maritime surveillance and SAR capacity. To overcome these, the Republic of Cyprus will acquire two MSCUs in the form of off-road vans (4x4), also equipped with maritime radar, cutting-edge electro-optical systems, and telecommunications equipment. These units will reinforce maritime monitoring in high-risk areas and provide flexible coverage of sectors that cannot currently be observed.\nOverall, this joint investment will enhance integrated border surveillance across the cross-border maritime region, complementing existing naval and aerial resources while strengthening communication and information systems for SAR. Most importantly, it will enable more targeted and timely responses to irregular migration and refugee flows. Ultimately, the action supports the integrated management of border control, mobility, and migration.\n",null,"2024-09-01","2027-09-01",null,null,null,"174 Interreg: border crossing management and mobility and migration management","N",2655100,null,2124079.45,80,null,null,"LARNAKA, DRAPETSONA","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},2]
["6006451","Promoting Energy Efficiency and Conservative Water Use towards a Low Carbon Urban Freshwater Supply Chain",null,"FRESHNESS project aims to enhance the efficiency of water and energy use, with a strong focus on reducing water losses and νon-revenue water through the implementation of innovative technologies and practices. Innovation is central to the project's core objectives, which focus on developing consumption patterns, reducing water and energy consumption with the utilization of smart water meters IoT technology, and raising consumer awareness for the protection of natural resources.\nThe initiative is dedicated to minimizing carbon and water footprint in the drinking water supply chain by integrating innovative methods that contribute to improving quality of life and providing high-level services to citizens. Through the exchange of best practices and experiences among EU member states, the project strengthens environmental policy at local and regional levels, supporting the development of sustainable water resource management strategies.\nThe focus on innovation ensures enhanced transparency and stakeholder engagement, thereby promoting improved governance and monitoring of policy implementation. Finally, FRESHNESS aligns with the objectives of the European Strategy for Climate Change and Energy Efficiency, as well as the EU Water Framework Directive 2000/60/EC. Its integration with innovative practices fosters environmental awareness among citizens, enabling more sustainable water resource management and the application of novel approaches that enhance the resilience of water supply systems and promote long-term sustainability.",null,"2025-01-02","2027-01-02",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1125000,null,900000,80,null,null,"LARNAKA, LEMESOS, ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΟ, ΚΩΣ, Θεσσαλονίκη","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6017287","Support of Accommodation Facilities in Greece and Cyprus with the Aim of Improving the Quality of Life of our Fellow People with Disabilities",null,"The information and publicity strategy concerns the dissemination and promotion of the project. During the first two months of the project, the Publicity and Communication Plan of the project will be prepared, which will detail the publicity strategy of the project and in particular the creation of the project identity, the development of communication tools, as well as the implementation of information and dissemination actions. \r\nThe main information measures, means of communication and publicity measures envisaged are: \r\n- creating project identity (logo, templates)\r\n- creation of a project website (6th month), which will be fully accessible and maintained for at least five years after the end of the project\r\n- creation and continuous renewal of social networking accounts of the project (Facebook, Twitter)\r\n- Organization of 3 seminars informing health and care staff of the facilities\r\nParticipation in 2 national and / or international conferences for the care of people with disabilities in Greece, Cyprus or the EU. \r\n- Production of a brochure presenting the main elements, objectives and actions of the project (10th month of the project) in Greek & English\r\n- Production of video for the project\r\nThroughout the project 3 outreach events will be implemented (one in each country) which will include press releases & information on the results of the operation\r\nAs mentioned, the project partners will promote the project results through participation in two international conferences. Also, the dissemination of the project will be achieved through appropriate networking and promotional actions at national and regional level, such as participation in exhibitions and events for people with disabilities, collaborative actions with other institutions and participation in cultural events.  \r\nThe publicity actions aim to promote, inform and raise awareness among employees in accommodation centers, families of people with disabilities and the elderly, policy makers and the state (at local, national and international level) and the wider public.","Η στρατηγική πληροφόρησης και δημοσιότητας αφορά στη διάχυση και προβολή του έργου. Κατά τη διάρκεια των δύο πρώτων μηνών του έργου θα ετοιμαστεί το Σχέδιο Δημοσιότητας και Επικοινωνίας του έργου, το οποίο θα περιγράφει αναλυτικά τη στρατηγική δημοσιότητας του έργου και συγκεκριμένα τη δημιουργία ταυτότητας του έργου, την ανάπτυξη εργαλείων επικοινωνίας, καθώς και την υλοποίηση δράσεων πληροφόρησης και διάχυσης.\nΤα βασικά μέτρα πληροφόρησης, μέσα επικοινωνίας και δράσεις δημοσιότητας που προβλέπονται είναι:\n- δημιουργία ταυτότητας του έργου (λογότυπο, templates)\n- δημιουργία ιστοσελίδας του έργου (6ο μήνα), η οποία θα είναι πλήρως προσβάσιμη και θα διατηρηθεί για τουλάχιστον πέντε έτη μετά τη λήξη του έργου\n- δημιουργία και συνεχής ανανέωση λογαριασμών κοινωνικής δικτύωσης του έργου (Facebook, Twitter)\n- Διοργάνωση 3 σεμιναρίων ενημέρωσης υγειονομικού και φροντιστικού προσωπικού των δομών\n- Συμμετοχή σε 2 εθνικά ή/και διεθνή συνέδρια για την φροντίδα Αμεα σε Ελλάδα, Κύπρο ή στην ΕΕ.\n- Παραγωγή φυλλαδίου το οποίο θα παρουσιάζει τα βασικά στοιχεία, τους στόχους και τις δράσεις του έργου (10ο μήνα του έργου) σε ελληνικά & αγγλικά\n- Παραγωγή βίντεο για το έργο\nΚαθ’ όλη τη διάρκεια του έργου θα υλοποιηθούν 3 εκδηλώσεις προβολής (μία σε κάθε χώρα) οι οποίες θα περιλαμβάνουν ενημερωτικά δελτία τύπου & ενημέρωση για τα αποτελέσματα της πράξης\nΌπως αναφέρθηκε, οι εταίροι του έργου θα προωθήσουν τα αποτελέσματα του έργου μέσω της συμμμετοχής σε δύο διεθνή συνέδρια. Επίσης, η διάδοση του έργου θα επιτευχθεί μέσα από κατάλληλες δράσεις δικτύωσης και προβολής σε εθνικό και περιφερειακό επίπεδο, όπως συμμετοχή σε εκθέσεις και εκδηλώσεις για Αμεα, συνεργατικές δράσεις με άλλα ιδρύματα και συμμετοχή σε πολιτιστικές εκδηλώσεις. \nΟι δράσεις δημοσιότητας στοχεύουν στην προβολή, ενημέρωση & ευαισθητοποίηση των εργαζομένων σε κέντρα φιλοξενίας, οικογενειών Αμεα & ηλικιωμένων, φορέων χάραξης πολιτικής και κράτος (σε τοπικό, εθνικό & διεθνές επίπεδο) και το ευρύτερο κοινό.","2025-03-01","2028-03-01",null,null,null,"127 Other social infrastructure contributing to social inclusion in the community","N",3487500,null,2789999.9,80,null,null,"NICOSIA, IRAKLEIO, ERMOUPOLI, SYROS","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},3]
["6006516","Cross-Border Actions for Prevention of Disasters and Climate Change",null,"The Prevent - DisCC project aims to develop a new, common prevention strategy against future wildfires and natural disasters whereas strengthening the existing technological resources of the local authorities participating in the consortium. Additionally, it seeks to create predictive models for these phenomena and raise awareness and enhance the adaptation of local communities to the impacts of climate change.\nThe project consortium consists of the Hellenic Institute of Transport (HIT) of the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH) (Coordinator), the Municipality of Rhodes, the Municipality of Kouriou, and the non-governmental organization Rescue 1. The two island regions of the Mediterranean, face common challenges due to climate change, with limited response capacity. Wildfires pose a long-standing and significant threat to the region, causing extensive environmental and economic consequences.\nIn this context, Prevent - DisCC aims to enhance prevention mechanisms and develop predictive capabilities for wildfires in the broader cross-border area. The methodological approach and prevention strategies developed through the project will serve as a foundation for expanding actions to address other potential threats, such as extreme weather conditions, earthquakes, and coastal erosion, ensuring a more comprehensive natural disaster management strategy.",null,"2025-04-01","2027-03-31",null,null,null,"059 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: fires (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1854993.25,null,1483994.6,80,null,null,"IPSONAS , LEMESOS, LIMASSOL, CYPRUS, Rhodes, Thermi-Thessaloniki","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},4]
["6006533","Promoting Sustainable Tourism in a Social and Inclusive Economy Enabling P.D.O. and P.G.I. Products as Museum Ecosystems",null,"Tourism constitutes an economic activity with a direct impact on the economic prosperity, social development, and cohesion of host countries. However, the positive outcomes of tourism development are not equitably distributed as they are often geographically confined to cities and resorts that attract the bulk of tourists. Expanding the contribution of tourism could be feasible through its linkage with other sectors, such as agri-food and agricultural production. Such an approach would strengthen the gastronomic identity of Greece & Cyprus, thereby establishing a competitive advantage over international rivals. The contemporary trend among tourists to seek authentic, participatory experiences, coupled with their willingness to maintain high expenditure on gastronomic experiences at the expense of other luxuries, underscores the necessity for sectoral integration. \nPOPRoutes aims to assist by: \n-\taddressing the regions producing PDO & PGI products as open ecosystems that highlight their production methods and their raw materials, the natural environment, the people, the lifestyle, and their associated traditions. \n-\tadopting a shared vision & the development of joint plans to enhance the significance of cultural heritage and natural resources that underpin the ecosystems of PDO & PGI products, with a focus on fostering sustainable and responsible tourism through collaboration between local authorities and relevant stakeholders. \n-\tfacilitating cooperation among involved parties to design experiences and routes that showcase the cultural and natural heritage, as well as the lifestyle, of the ecosystems surrounding PDO & PGI products. \nBeyond their tangible output, PDO & PGI products contribute to preserving cultural heritage, the natural environment, and the lifestyle of the regions that produce them. These elements should be treated as ecosystems and promoted in a manner that highlights their role as vital components of the identity and branding of Greece & Cyprus.",null,"2025-04-01","2027-04-01",null,null,null,"167 Protection, development and promotion of natural heritage and eco-tourism other than Natura 2000 sites","N",1562123.29,null,1249698.59,80,null,null,"LEYKOSIA, ATHENS, ΠΕΙΡΑΙΑΣ","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},4]
["6006427","Unique phytogenetic resources of Natura 2000 in small urban parks of Crete and Cyprus: Reciprocal actions for integrated conservation, sustainable exploitation, citizen awareness and natural resilience to climate change",null,"The project seeks to answer a specific question: **How can stakeholders operating in the cross-border region contribute to the protection and conservation of biodiversity, with an emphasis on Natura 2000 areas, while simultaneously mobilizing citizens and integrating urban spaces?\n\nThe response is provided through a strategy based on collaboration between: \n(a) research institutions and \n(b) policy-making bodies. \n\nThe Hellenic Agricultural Organization – DIMITRA (ELGO-DIMITRA), the Cyprus University of Technology (TEPAK), the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH), the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment of Cyprus and the Municipality of Heraklion are working together to implement: \n\n- Actions for the protection and conservation of endemic plant species in the protected Natura 2000 areas, including a pilot action for the natural restoration of populations in selected locations. Conservation efforts involve both in situ (on-site) and ex situ (off-site) approaches. \n- Promotion and awareness-raising activities for these unique species, including small-scale urban green projects that highlight the natural wealth and uniqueness of the cross-border region.",null,"2025-05-01","2027-05-01",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",2389804.99,null,1911843.99,80,null,null,"ATHENS, ΛΕΜΕΣΟΣ, STROVOLOS, HERAKLION, Thermi-Thessaloniki","GR, CY",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6006430","Digital innovations for islands’ crop water efficiency and resilience",null,"The DIG.I.WATER project (Digital innovations for islands’ crop water efficiency and resilience) focuses on addressing challenges related to water management and crop adaptation to the impacts of climate change in the island regions of Crete, Cyprus, and the Aegean.\nThe project's objective is to develop innovative digital tools that will support the optimization of irrigation and enhance the resilience of crops under drought conditions and increasing climate pressures.\nIt is an innovative and dynamic platform for irrigation needs monitoring, aiming at water conservation while ensuring optimal crop production. In addition to providing information on crop irrigation requirements, the system will offer guidance on adaptation practices for farms and agricultural fields in response to climate change impacts. These include preventing agricultural land loss due to soil erosion, efficient irrigation water management in drought-prone areas with limited water resources, and proper handling of high-salinity irrigation water. \nThe system will integrate cutting-edge technologies such as geoinformatics, satellite remote sensing, field measurements, soil analyses, real-time meteorological data, spatial mapping databases of agricultural plots and different crop types, as well as an irrigation needs model at the plot level.",null,"2025-01-01","2026-12-31",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1085391.97,null,868313.58,80,null,null,"LEMESOS, ATHENS, NICOSIA, HERAKLION, Μυτιλήνη","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6006587","Κοινές Λύσεις σε Ελλάδα και Κύπρο για την Βελτίωση της Ενεργειακής Αποδοτικότητας σε Πολιτιστικές και Ιστορικές Κτιριακές Υποδομές",null,"The cross-border region is home to many historic buildings of high architectural and cultural value such as museums, churches, theatres, and other cultural landmarks. These buildings often share similar characteristics, including significant thermal mass and thermal inertia, making their energy management more complex. Due to rising energy prices, the growing effects of climate change, and evolving policy frameworks for the 2024–2030 period, these structures face increasing challenges. It is essential to renovate them in a way that improves energy performance while simultaneously preserving and showcasing their architectural and cultural heritage. A key challenge in the region is identifying effective and respectful solutions for energy upgrades that do not compromise the unique historic character of these buildings. A smart, modern, real-time approach is required, guided by European frameworks (such as the EU Framework for Cultural Heritage) and sustainability tools like BREEAM, LEED, Green Star, and GBTool, appropriately tailored to local needs and contexts. The project aims to create an innovative tool to support the implementation of such energy-efficient renovations. This tool will be tested in three pilot heritage sites: Mykonos, Rethymno, and Nicosia. It will begin with the mapping, classification, and analysis of high-value buildings across the region, considering their use, typology, climate zone, technologies, and limitations. The tool will also support detailed studies and strategic planning for 20 additional heritage renovation projects. All results will be integrated into a comprehensive, easy-to-use \"living-lab\" digital platform. It will provide technical guidance, support informed decisions, and offer environmental, social, and economic benefits. The platform will serve building owners, managers, and the wider public raising awareness and promoting green technologies aligned with objective ES 2.1 and regional sustainability goals.",null,"2024-10-30","2026-08-30",null,null,null,"044 Energy efficiency renovation or energy efficiency measures regarding public infrastructure, demonstration projects and supporting measures","N",1798300,null,1438640,80,null,null,"LEYKOSIA, ΑΘΗΝΑ","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},2]
["6006370","Indigenous edible plant species as determinants of biodiversity, local ecological knowledge and consciousness of a health-promoting food culture",null,"This project promotes the knowledge of the nutritional value of Mediterranean indigenous edible plants and highlights the role of conscious nutrition in preserving ecosystems and biodiversity. Initiated by the Hellenic Mediterranean University (Departments of Nutrition, Agriculture, and Social Work), in collaboration with the Cyprus University of Technology, the South Aegean Region, and the Laona Foundation, the project addresses the lack of documentation on indigenous vegetables and fruits in the cross-border area.\n\nAs nutritional insecurity rises due to climate change and population growth, the project aims to document and conserve these plant species, safeguarding biodiversity and supporting local economies. Key partners—the South Aegean Region and Laona Foundation—will mobilize local populations and disseminate results at multiple levels.\n\nThe approach is threefold: academic collaboration (HMU, CUT), local governance (South Aegean), and community engagement (Laona Foundation). In Crete, the South Aegean, and Cyprus, many indigenous plants are integral to traditional diets but face threats from overharvesting, human activity, and natural disasters. Given shared challenges, a unified strategy following international practices is vital.\n\nTarget groups include local communities, researchers, and authorities, all benefiting from awareness actions and educational initiatives. The project emphasizes ex situ conservation, cultivation, and use of indigenous plants in urban gardens, promoting environmental sustainability and reinforcing Mediterranean dietary identity.\n\nRaising awareness—especially among farmers, youth, and residents—is essential to protect these species. The project sets the foundation for a cross-border policy to prevent loss of indigenous flora, ensuring long-term impact beyond its duration.",null,"2025-01-01","2026-12-31",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1558363.77,null,1246691.02,80,null,null,"LIMASSOL, ΛΕΜΕΣΟΣ, ΣΥΡΟΣ, IRAKLIO","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},4]
["6006821","Optimizing threat management in oil production using ICT & unmanned vehicles",null,"Optimization of Threat Management in Olive Production Using ICT & Unmanned Vehicles\nThe OLIVETECH project aims to address the challenges faced by olive & olive oil production due to various threats, and the most critical, the olive fruit fly. This pest severely damages olive fruits, reducing both quality & yield, leading to economic losses by decreased productivity & increased control costs. To ensure long-term sustainability, it is essential to balance economic viability with environmental & food quality considerations.\nOLIVETECH leverages Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) & Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to mitigate the impact of the olive fruit fly & other threats. It capitalizes existing projects’ results & introduces innovative technologies & methods to enhance olive production’s efficiency.\nOLIVETECH integrates & enhances existing technologies:\nSmart Electronic Olive Fly Trap – Low-cost sensors for monitoring olive fly populations & environmental conditions.\nData Collection & Distribution Software – Organizes & distributes real-time information. \nAI-Powered Pest Detection – AI models for automated olive fly counting in the field.\nThreat Life Cycle Modeling – Predictive modeling for early detection of pest outbreaks.\n\nThe OLIVETECH project aims to improve biodiversity protection & promote sustainable agricultural practices. Key expected outcomes include:\nEnhanced Resilience of Olive Groves & Natura Areas – Mapping microclimates & integrating smart pest control solutions.\nImproved Cross-Border Cooperation – Knowledge transfer between regions\nReduced Impact on Beneficial Insects – Sustainable pest control methods that minimize chemical usage.\nPromotion of Sustainable Agriculture – Integration of ICT & UAVs to increase productivity.\nDevelopment of Advanced Technologies – Deployment of smart traps & UAV-based monitoring systems.\nFarmer Training & Adoption of Innovations – Capacity-building activities to ensure effective use of new technologies.",null,"2025-03-01","2027-02-28",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1490000,null,1192000,80,null,null,"NICOSIA, ΛΕΥΚΩΣΙΑ-, ΧΑΝΙΑ, ΑΡΧΑΝΕΣ, CORFU","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6006438","Strengthening Social Resilience and Citizen Participation in the Prevention and Response to Risks from Natural Disasters",null,"The project focuses on strengthening the preparedness and resilience of communities in Crete and Cyprus through a series of actions centered on education, awareness, and support for volunteers, citizens, and specific target groups. The procurement of specialized equipment, such as transport vehicles for people with disabilities and 4x4 vehicles, enhances the operational capacity of civil protection agencies. The training and networking of volunteers through workshops will equip them with the necessary knowledge for emergency management, while a digital platform will facilitate their collaboration and communication in operational response situations. Awareness-raising activities will target a wider audience, including specialized groups such as the tourism sector and the school community, providing valuable information on disaster prevention and response. A pilot preparedness exercise will offer an opportunity to apply acquired knowledge in real-life conditions, fostering the exchange of expertise between Crete and Cyprus. Overall, the project promotes solidarity and cooperation, reinforcing community resilience and preparedness for natural disasters, thereby contributing to the safety and well-being of the cross-border region.",null,"2025-01-01","2026-12-31",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1523660,null,1218928,80,null,null,"Lakatamia, Nicosia, Oroklini, ARCHANES, HERAKLION CRETE, ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΟ","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},4]
["6006465","The Carob tree as a shield for agrosystems against climatic change challenges",null,"The carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua), thriving in dry Mediterranean zones, is a fire-resistant species that helps limit wildfire spread acting as a natural barrier in vulnerable areas while aiding climate adaptation and desertification control. Moreover, its strong link to grazing goat and sheep farming offers opportunities for sustainable agriculture. Carob by-products in grazing systems can: a) boost animal health by reducing intestinal pathogens b) enhance feed security using local resources c) lower environmental impact, and d) improve the quality of animal products.\nCAROBSHIELD aims to:\n1.\tUtilize carob trees for wildfire prevention\n2.\tPromote their cultivation for environmental protection\n3.\tSupport their holistic use in sustainable agriculture.\n\nTo achieve this, the project focuses on: a) restructuring plantations in fire-prone areas b) promoting systematic cultivation for ecological benefits, c) preventing soil erosion and desertification d) integrating carob trees into firebreak systems e) enhancing grazing systems with carob-based solutions and f) using carob by-products in livestock feed to reduce emissions.\nInterventions will take place in Crete, the Dodecanese, and Cyprus, selected for their climate risks, carob populations, and traditional grazing systems.\nKey actions include:\n-\tAssessing carob cultivation and its role in fire prevention.\n-\tDocumenting and applying traditional carob processing techniques.\n-\tEvaluating its impact on climate adaptation and emissions.\n-\tImplementing pilot firebreak zones with carob plantations.\n-\tEstablishing sustainable grazing systems.\n-\tTesting carob-enriched livestock diets for disease prevention and sustainability.\n-\tTraining local stakeholders, including farmers, veterinarians, and policymakers.\nBy leveraging its fire-resistant properties and ecological benefits, CAROBSHIELD will transform the carob tree into a natural shield against wildfires while promoting sustainable agriculture in high-risk Mediterranean regions.",null,"2025-01-01","2026-12-31",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1222000,null,977600,80,null,null,"LEFKOSIA, ATHENS, LIMASSOL, RHODES, AMARI","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6005207","Συνοπτικό Υπόμνημα (Διασυνοριακές Συνέργειες για Νέες Λύσεις Ανάπτυξης των Ενεργειακά Αποδοτικών Υποδομών στην Αστυνομία)\nConcept Note (Cross-border Synergies for New Development Solutions of Energy Efficient Police Infrastructure)",null,"The common problem of Police is the increase in energy prices and aging infrastructure. This creates the need for a common methodology of project design and actions to improve the energy efficiency of infrastructure. The methodology formalizes the process of a project from the birth of the idea to the operation and the monitoring of the results, taking into account the common similarities – differences presented by the infrastructure typologies, the common European institutional framework and similar climatic conditions in the region. Utilizing the results of the POLI-SYNERGIES Project, it is a common challenge for the 2 Police to capitalize on their cooperation with the CRES. The proposal directly serves RSO 2.1 by supporting new police infrastructure energy efficiency projects in the context of current climate change mitigation requirements and opportunities by 2030 and applies to all public bodies in the region (e.g. security forces).\n\nThe methodology incorporates new green technologies (e.g. hydrogen), new energy storage methods and new regulatory requirements such as climate neutrality (New European Bauhaus, Level(s), etc.). The new solution will ensure: a) the holistic support of projects, b) the application of the methodology in 7 representative and flagship infrastructure, c) the digitization of the common methodology, d) the familiarization and dissemination of the Project results to the police officers, and e) the strategic commitment for the methodical implementation of this solution by 2030. The approach goes beyond any other existing individual approach with expected impacts: a) Economic: reduction of operating costs, b) Social: improvement of living conditions in infrastructure and cultivation of a collaborative approach to the executives of the 2 Police, c) Environmental: reinforcement of the climate resilience of their infrastructure and commitment to energy savings of at least 50% in 2030.",null,"2025-03-01","2027-03-01",null,null,null,"044 Energy efficiency renovation or energy efficiency measures regarding public infrastructure, demonstration projects and supporting measures","N",2364500,null,1891600,80,null,null,"PIKERMI, Nicosia, ΑΘΗΝΑ","GR, CY",{"$nulls":5},3]
["6006754","METAL PLACES II: Tracing the Past on the Paths of the Eastern Mediterranean",null,"This Project builds upon and capitalises on the outcomes of the recently completed Interreg GR-CY Project “METAL PLACES”. It has been designed to make use of both (a) the accumulated scientific and technical knowledge, and (b) the infrastructure developed during the implementation of the previous Project. Its central aim is to establish a comprehensive, sustainable, and impactful framework for the preservation, interpretation, and promotion of the mining and metallurgical cultural heritage of the Greek islands of Siphnos, Serifos, Kythnos and the Community of Asgata in Cyprus.\nKey outputs:\n-\tDevelopment of visual identity, including a project logo, promotional video, and official website.\n-\tDesign and production of interpretative material and 1 promotional audiovisual spot.\n-\tDevelopment of 2 digital educational applications.\n-\tOrganisation of thematic experiential workshops and summer schools.\n-\tImplementation of 2 thematic public events (workshops), 1 international meeting, and a series of guided tours.\n-\tIdentification, documentation, and interpretation of gold-bearing geological zones and ancient gold mining sites on Siphnos.\n-\tIdentification, documentation, and interpretation of gold and copper-bearing areas, along with archaeometallurgical remains, in the Kalavasos-Asgata mining region in Cyprus.\n-\tConservation-oriented maintenance of selected geo-mining heritage sites and associated walking trails.\n-\tUpgrading and enhancement of selected geo-mining locations and interpretative routes to improve accessibility and visitor engagement.\n-\tConservation, protection, and promotion of abandoned infrastructure linked to modern-era mining.\n-\tEnrichment and upgrading of the existing Natural and Geo-Metallurgical Heritage Promotion Centres on Siphnos and in Asgata.\n-\tEnrichment and enhancement of the existing Information Stations on Serifos and Kythnos.\n-\tEstablishment of a dedicated Centre for the promotion of the recent Geo-Mining and Metallurgical Heritage on Siphnos.",null,"2025-05-02","2027-05-02",null,null,null,"167 Protection, development and promotion of natural heritage and eco-tourism other than Natura 2000 sites","N",1560565,null,1248451.95,80,null,null,"PLATRES, LEMESOS, Nicosia, ΣΙΦΝΟΣ, ATHENS","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6006573","OLIVE & VINE – CULTURAL PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE",null,"The specific objectives of the communication strategy refer to the population groups that potentially constitute the categories of direct beneficiaries and clients of the results of the project, subdivided as follows:\nDirect beneficiaries (local population, producers (grape growers, wine producers, olive growers, etc.), businesses and tourism operators. Indirect beneficiaries are visitors to the intervention area and local government and tourism bodies.\nThe communication strategy of the project has set as specific objectives the following:\n(a) The added value of the project to the intervention area and the beneficiary population. \n(b) To communicate the achievements (outputs) and the benefits that it can bring to the target population in the intervention areas.\n(c) The promotion of the olive and vine culture of the intervention areas as tools for the development of alternative forms of tourism.\nThe main communication tools of the project are: \n\n\n1.Production of digital media to promote the project and its outputs/results\n\n\n2.Production of printed materials\n\n\n3.Promotion of the project through the media\n\n\n4. Wine and Oil Cultural Conferences & final project event\n\n\n5.Pilot implementation and institutionalization of Open Days including visits to tourist sites, olive and vine routes",null,"2025-04-01","2027-04-01",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",1264560.67,null,1011648.5,80,null,null,"LAKATAMEIA, NICOSIA, LIMASSOL, ΛΑΤΣΙΑ, HERAKLION, ΧΑΝΙΑ","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6006598","Citizen Energy Communities",null,"The ''EKOINO'' project aims to promote energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions as part of specific objective 2.1. \nIt focuses on raising awareness, developing energy communities, and standardizing best practices for the energy transition. By combatting energy poverty and reducing carbon emissions, it supports Greece and Cyprus's goals for a zero-carbon society. The partnership addresses cross-border issues, including improving energy efficiency in remote areas, implementing zero-carbon solutions, strengthening energy democracy, and promoting community energy production. The pilot actions of the project aim at a) creating social photovoltaic parks for the production of green energy, b) creating pilot storage units for the produced green energy, c) creating and implementing an integrated framework for the involvement of citizens, local government organizations, in the structure and operation of energy communities and d) raising awareness. The intervention areas are in the Municipality of Minoa-Pediada in Crete and in the community of Linos in Troodos, which are located in a central position in the target area of the program, are mountainous and remote from urban centers, and are mainly inhabited by low-income families. The innovation of the project lies in the development of a common cross-border approach in the field of promoting and strengthening the role of energy communities and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in mountainous and remote areas. The project partnership consists of entities directly involved in the action axes and objectives of the program, with an important role in the development of technologies, solutions and policies.",null,"2025-06-16","2027-06-16",null,null,null,"046 Support to entities that provide services contributing to the low carbon economy and to resilience to climate change, including awareness-raising measures","N",1826445,null,1461156,80,null,null,"ARKALOCHORI, NICOSIA, Νicosia, ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΟ","GR, CY",{"$nulls":5},4]
["6005108","Creation of energy communities' cluster in Greece and Cyprus",null,"The proposal aims to implement interventions to protect the natural environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing the efficient use of \"green\" energy by public and private entities and tourism SMEs. This will be achieved by: a) the creation of energy communities within each intervention area by regions, municipalities, associations of bodies, etc. and tourism sector enterprises such as hotels and tourist accommodations towards a \"green\" operation; b) the establishment of a network (cluster) of energy communities; c) raising awareness among final beneficiaries and target groups, such as tourism SMEs, local entities, social partners, communities, residents of the participating regions. Through a demonstration implementation process, the project will provide benefits to potential end users, will raise awareness among local population and will support local enterprises and professionals in the tourism sector contributing to a low CO2 emission economy. The primary outcomes of the initiative are: (a) The establishment of energy communities in each intervention area through the project’s beneficiaries in association with tourism sector operators and local SMEs, (b) The creation of a network (cluster) of energy communities to maximize the impact of the planned interventions at cross-border, inter-regional and transnational level, (c) The implementation and operation of integrated environmental and energy management systems by local tourism SMEs that will benefit from this action to improve their operational infrastructure and business processes, (d) The implementation of training actions for the end-users of the interventions towards the 'green' operation of local tourism enterprises and public buildings in the intervention areas, (e) The implementation of information and awareness-raising actions for local communities aiming at developing a different culture of dealing with energy consumption and better energy management at individual and collective level.",null,"2025-04-01","2027-03-31",null,null,null,"044 Energy efficiency renovation or energy efficiency measures regarding public infrastructure, demonstration projects and supporting measures","N",1203795,null,963036,80,null,null,"NICOSIA, RHODES, IRAKLEIO, ΧΙΟΣ","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6006535","Imprinting, Highlighting and Copying of Mosaics from Ecclesiastical and other Places of High Cultural Value",null,"Mosaic project is a pioneering initiative that combines technology with cultural heritage, aiming to reproduce and preserve Byzantine mosaics with modern methods. \nThrough the use of innovative digitization techniques and advanced production processes, the project aims to create exact replicas of the mosaics, maintaining their accuracy in shape and color. With the implementation of the project, new technologies and methodologies will be developed that will allow the mass production of replica mosaics at various scales, which can be used for touristic, educational, research purposes and also as good practices for their rescue and conservation. The project not only contributes to the preservation of our cultural heritage, but also enhances its visibility, creating new opportunities for the dissemination of our history and art on a global level. \nMosaic is a collaboration of leading institutions, such as the Technical University of Crete, the Frederick Research Center, the Archbishop Makarios III Foundation - Byzantine Museum and the Department of Antiquities of the Deputy Ministry of Culture. This partnership ensures combined expertise and experience, enabling the development and application of the most up-to-date techniques and practices for the protection and promotion of our cultural national treasures. The Mosaic project also brings cultural heritage to the forefront in an innovative and sustainable way, making it accessible to a wider audience and strengthening the connection of technology with history and tradition.",null,"2025-05-01","2027-04-30",null,null,null,"166 Protection, development and promotion of cultural heritage and cultural services","N",1423122.5,null,1138497.96,80,null,null,"Nicosia, NIcosia, NICOSIA, ΧΑΝΙΑ","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},4]
["6006357","Nature-based solutions for the protection of touristic and ecologically important beaches from flooding and erosion under a changing climate",null,"Coastal erosion is a modern environmental problem, which is expected to intensify in the near future due to climate change and to affect protected coastal areas and beaches of high ecological importance and touristic value. The project ECO-BEACHTECH was designed to respond to the above challenges with innovative methodologies and specifically with: (i) The experimental-pilot construction of artificial reefs in Coral Bay beach in Cyprus, combined with an effort to synthesize and deploy reefs through 3D printing technology, to reduce the impact of waves and attract marine organisms (increasing biodiversity). (ii) The installation of monitoring systems to observe coastal processes in four (4) pilot beaches of high eco-tourism importance In Lemnos, Lesvos and Cyprus (Coral Bay); the acquired data will drive appropriate hydrodynamic models for the study of erosion/flooding and for protection measures with environmentally friendly methods (beach replenishment, artificial reefs) under current and future sea level rise projections. (iii) Surveys for the identification of marine sand deposits in the wider area of the pilot beaches and their quantitative/qualitative evaluation with state of the art field methodologies and laboratory analyses. These deposits can contribute to (a) beach nourishment that constitutes an environmentally friendly protection method, (b) the development of the \"Blue Economy\" and (c) the marine spatial planning of Greece and Cyprus. (iv) The assessment of the coastal flood risk of Lesvos, Limnos and Cyprus under different sea-level rise scenarios using modern methodologies, which will aid in coastal management plans, as required by the European Union.\nThis integrated multidisciplinary approach highlights a synthetic practice that can be applied not only to ecologically sensitive and touristic beaches in Greece and Cyprus, but also in a broader scale, in the direction of the implementation of the relevant International/European Legislation.",null,"2025-04-30","2027-04-29",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",1837550,null,1470040,80,null,null,"LIMASSOL, PEGEIA - PAFOS, MYTILENE, Mytilene","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},4]
["6006731","Inclusive Paths - Bridging the Gap between Nature and Accessibility in Cultural and Natural Heritage Tourism Destinations",null,"The initiative \"Inclusive Paths – Bridging the Gap Between Nature and Accessibility in Cultural and Natural Heritage Tourism Destinations\" aims to improve accessibility for individuals with mobility impairments in tourist areas of cultural and natural significance. It is a joint effort combining the expertise of disability organizations (O.P.A.K.), local governance (Municipality of Syros - Ermoupolis, Development Agency of Limassol, Lesvos Local Development Company S.A. - ETAL), and national programming initiatives, including the Department of Forests. The project targets individuals with mobility challenges (e.g., elderly, pregnant women, temporarily injured) who face daily exclusion from nature trails, tourist sites, parks, and non-accessible accommodations. By enhancing accessibility, it seeks to improve tourism competitiveness across three islands while supporting local economic growth.\nBeyond tourism, the initiative enhances daily life for residents with disabilities, ensuring that accessibility measures benefit both visitors and locals. Participating regions will develop a model framework to strengthen rural tourism, particularly in forest recreation.\nKey actions include:\nA. Upgrading Accessibility Infrastructure – Improving nature trails, parks, and excursion sites.\nB. Procuring Equipment – Enhancing accessibility in natural and cultural sites.\nC. Publicity & Promotion – Organizing conferences and stakeholder meetings.\nD. Mapping Accessible Natural Sites – Recording and digitizing locations in 3D.\nThe project is expected to boost tourism, improve quality of life, and align with Cyprus’s National Smart Specialization Strategy and the 2021-2027 Regional Programs for the North and South Aegean. These programs emphasize inclusivity, equal opportunities, and the right of all visitors—especially those with disabilities—to freely and safely access tourist and cultural sites.",null,"2025-01-01","2027-01-01",null,null,null,"158 Measures to enhancing the equal and timely access to quality, sustainable and affordable services","N",2072511.83,null,1658009.4,80,null,null,"LIMASSOL, Nicosia, LEFKOSIA, ΕΡΜΟΥΠΟΛΗ-ΣΥΡΟΣ, MYTILINE","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6006576","Cross-border cooperation for monitoring and evaluation of Marine Spatial Planning",null,"The project “ΘΑΛ-ΧΩΡ 3” (THAL-HOR 3) aims to monitor and evaluate the Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) through the creation of methods, tools and relevant indicators, which will assist the competent Authorities in the more effective exercise of their responsibilities. The focus of the project is the environmental, economic, social and cultural parameters of the maritime space, with the aim of strengthening the decision-making process in the MSP. Actions include (a) creating a database for the aforementioned parameters, using official statistics and remote sensing methods to collect additional data and information, (b) analysing, developing and evaluating social, economic, environmental and cultural indicators, (c) preparing study for the creation of observatories in Greece and Cyprus which are expected to contribute to the protection of the marine environment, the monitoring of uses and activities at sea and the development of early warning systems to mitigate environmental impacts and improve economic, social and cultural parameters of the MSP and (d) the development of a digital platform for simulating and monitoring the marine environment and the uses and activities that take place in the marine space, with the use of remote sensing tools and other innovative digital tools.\nThe creation of observatories for the MPS is an innovative action for Europe. The development of appropriate indicators for the evaluation of the implementation of the MSP is a modern research challenge, at an international level. The multi-year cooperation between the competent authorities of Greece and Cyprus with the most specialized University Departments of the two states has contributed significantly to the development of the MSP in the two countries and ensures that the modern challenges faced by Greece and Cyprus will be successfully answered, with the aim of the desired sustainable development in their marine environment.",null,"2025-01-01","2026-12-31",null,null,null,"079 Nature and biodiversity protection, natural heritage and resources, green and blue infrastructure","N",1831581.29,null,1465265.03,80,null,null,"ΛΕΜΕΣΟΣ, ΛΕΥΚΩΣΙΑ, Mytilene, ΑΘΗΝΑ, LIMASOL","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]
["6006490","Common Strategy for Risk Prevention and Management Caused by Earthquakes and Other Major Disasters.",null,"The project aims to strengthen cross-border cooperation between Greece and Cyprus in the field of civil protection by jointly developing mechanisms for disaster prevention, preparedness and response with a particular focus on earthquake risks. The intervention area lies within one of the world's most seismically active zones. Tectonic movements in the Eastern Mediterranean, including the \"Hellenic Arc,\" generate frequent and strong seismic events, making the enhancement of prevention and disaster management processes an urgent necessity.\nCooperation between the 2 M-S is based on the bilateral agreement concerning collaboration between the Fire Services of Greece and Cyprus, and is further reinforced through the European Civil Protection Mechanism. The Beneficiaries share a common vision: to achieve the highest possible level of prevention, deterrence, and limitation of natural disasters. Through the development of a shared operational framework and a coordinated response mechanism, the project will enable faster, more efficient joint actions during emergencies, fully taking into account the specific geographical characteristics of the region, such as proximity and maritime borders.\nExpected Results: The project will ensure that the stakeholders are fully familiar with each other's operational procedures, facilitating optimal coordination of personnel and resources. It will enhance cooperation through:\nExchange of knowledge and expertise.\nJoint use of transportable equipment and vehicles.\nDevelopment and adoption of shared prevention and response methods and tools.\nBy treating the cooperation area as a unified operational space, the project will consolidate and institutionalize the long-standing partnership between Greece and Cyprus in civil protection. This will lead to maximized resource efficiency, enhanced prospects for coordinated action, and a significant contribution to the protection of human life, property, and environmental assets.",null,"2025-05-01","2027-05-01",null,null,null,"060 Adaptation to climate change measures and prevention and management of climate related risks: others, e.g. storms and drought (including awareness raising, civil protection and disaster management systems, infrastructures and ecosystem based approaches)","N",2499976,null,1999980.8,80,null,null,"Lakatamia, Nicosia, ΕΡΜΟΥΠΟΛΗ-ΣΥΡΟΣ, ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΟ, Lakatamia / Nicosia, MAROUSI","CY, GR",{"$nulls":5},5]

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["6006438","Strengthening Social Resilience and Citizen Participation in the Prevention and Response to Risks from Natural Disasters",null,"Larnaca and Famagusta Districts Development Agency","N","partner","Business support organisation","90247002",null,"Oroklini","Cyprus"]
["6006438","Strengthening Social Resilience and Citizen Participation in the Prevention and Response to Risks from Natural Disasters",null,"ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΗ ΑΜΥΝΑ; CYPRUS CIVIL DEFENCE","N","partner","National public authority","90259016",null,"Lakatamia, Nicosia","Cyprus"]
["6006438","Strengthening Social Resilience and Citizen Participation in the Prevention and Response to Risks from Natural Disasters",null,"HERAKLION DEVELOPMENT AGENCY S.A.","Y","lead","Business support organisation","4041331",null,"ARCHANES, HERAKLION CRETE","Greece"]
["6006438","Strengthening Social Resilience and Citizen Participation in the Prevention and Response to Risks from Natural Disasters",null,"Region of Crete","N","partner","National public authority","2010013",null,"ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΟ","Greece"]
["6006465","The Carob tree as a shield for agrosystems against climatic change challenges",null,"HELLENIC AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION - DIMITRA","Y","lead","Business support organisation","613142127",null,"ATHENS","Greece"]
["6006465","The Carob tree as a shield for agrosystems against climatic change challenges",null,"DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF SOUTH AEGEAN REGION","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME","40413010",null,"RHODES","Greece"]
["6006465","The Carob tree as a shield for agrosystems against climatic change challenges",null,"Development Agency of Lemesos ltd","N","partner","Business support organisation","90260056",null,"LIMASSOL","Cyprus"]
["6006465","The Carob tree as a shield for agrosystems against climatic change challenges",null,"MUNICIPALITY OF AMARIOU","N","partner","National public authority","40141147",null,"AMARI","Greece"]
["6006465","The Carob tree as a shield for agrosystems against climatic change challenges",null,"KES RESEARCH CENTRE LIMITED","N","partner","Other","901610099",null,"LEFKOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006427","Unique phytogenetic resources of Natura 2000 in small urban parks of Crete and Cyprus: Reciprocal actions for integrated conservation, sustainable exploitation, citizen awareness and natural resilience to climate change",null,"Centre for Research and Technology-Hellas (CERTH)","N","partner","Business support organisation","10115067",null,"Thermi-Thessaloniki","Greece"]
["6006427","Unique phytogenetic resources of Natura 2000 in small urban parks of Crete and Cyprus: Reciprocal actions for integrated conservation, sustainable exploitation, citizen awareness and natural resilience to climate change",null,"Cyprus University of Technology","N","partner","Business support organisation","91100023",null,"ΛΕΜΕΣΟΣ","Cyprus"]
["6006427","Unique phytogenetic resources of Natura 2000 in small urban parks of Crete and Cyprus: Reciprocal actions for integrated conservation, sustainable exploitation, citizen awareness and natural resilience to climate change",null,"MUNICIPALITY OF HERAKLIO CRETE","N","partner","Other","40117221",null,"HERAKLION","Greece"]
["6006427","Unique phytogenetic resources of Natura 2000 in small urban parks of Crete and Cyprus: Reciprocal actions for integrated conservation, sustainable exploitation, citizen awareness and natural resilience to climate change",null,"DIRECTORAID GENERAL AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT, MINISTY OF AGRICULTURE RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT","N","partner","National public authority","90260033",null,"STROVOLOS","Cyprus"]
["6006427","Unique phytogenetic resources of Natura 2000 in small urban parks of Crete and Cyprus: Reciprocal actions for integrated conservation, sustainable exploitation, citizen awareness and natural resilience to climate change",null,"HELLENIC AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION - DIMITRA","Y","lead","Business support organisation","613142127",null,"ATHENS","Greece"]
["6005108","Creation of energy communities' cluster in Greece and Cyprus",null,"UNION OF CYPRUS COMMUNITIES","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","90242002",null,"NICOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6005108","Creation of energy communities' cluster in Greece and Cyprus",null,"NICOSIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","91100026",null,"NICOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6005108","Creation of energy communities' cluster in Greece and Cyprus",null,"ΕΠΙΜΕΛΗΤΗΡΙΟ ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΟΥ; CHAMBER OF HERAKLION","N","partner","Business support organisation","5040480",null,"IRAKLEIO","Greece"]
["6005108","Creation of energy communities' cluster in Greece and Cyprus",null,"CHAMBER OF CHIOS","Y","lead","Business support organisation","5040393",null,"ΧΙΟΣ","Greece"]
["6005108","Creation of energy communities' cluster in Greece and Cyprus",null,"DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF SOUTH AEGEAN REGION","N","partner","Enterprise, except SME","40413010",null,"RHODES","Greece"]
["6006430","Digital innovations for islands’ crop water efficiency and resilience",null,"REGION OF NORTH AEGEAN; ΠΕΡΙΦΕΡΕΙΑ ΒΟΡΕΙΟΥ ΑΙΓΑΙΟΥ","N","partner","National public authority","2010011",null,"Μυτιλήνη","Greece"]
["6006430","Digital innovations for islands’ crop water efficiency and resilience",null,"FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY","N","partner","Other","10115043",null,"HERAKLION","Greece"]
["6006430","Digital innovations for islands’ crop water efficiency and resilience",null,"AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE","N","partner","National public authority","90260042",null,"NICOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006430","Digital innovations for islands’ crop water efficiency and resilience",null,"HELLENIC AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION - DIMITRA","Y","lead","Business support organisation","613142127",null,"ATHENS","Greece"]
["6006430","Digital innovations for islands’ crop water efficiency and resilience",null,"ESNVT ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL VOLUNTARY NETWORK TOGETHER CYPRUS","N","partner","Other","997132719",null,"LEMESOS","Cyprus"]
["6006357","Nature-based solutions for the protection of touristic and ecologically important beaches from flooding and erosion under a changing climate",null,"MUNICIPALITY OF AKAMAS","N","partner","National public authority","90260101",null,"PEGEIA - PAFOS","Cyprus"]
["6006357","Nature-based solutions for the protection of touristic and ecologically important beaches from flooding and erosion under a changing climate",null,"University of The Aegean - Research Unit","Y","lead","Business support organisation","1020191",null,"Mytilene","Greece"]
["6006357","Nature-based solutions for the protection of touristic and ecologically important beaches from flooding and erosion under a changing climate",null,"REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND OF NORTH AEGEAN","N","partner","Business support organisation","2011611",null,"MYTILENE","Greece"]
["6006357","Nature-based solutions for the protection of touristic and ecologically important beaches from flooding and erosion under a changing climate",null,"ERATOSTHENES CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","980002347",null,"LIMASSOL","Cyprus"]
["6006451","Promoting Energy Efficiency and Conservative Water Use towards a Low Carbon Urban Freshwater Supply Chain",null,"DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION OF LARNAKA","N","partner","Business support organisation","90260084",null,"LARNAKA","Cyprus"]
["6006451","Promoting Energy Efficiency and Conservative Water Use towards a Low Carbon Urban Freshwater Supply Chain",null,"MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE COMPANY OF HERAKLION","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","4041302",null,"ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΟ","Greece"]
["6006451","Promoting Energy Efficiency and Conservative Water Use towards a Low Carbon Urban Freshwater Supply Chain",null,"KOS WATER AND SEWAGE MUNICIPAL COMPANY","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","4041202",null,"ΚΩΣ","Greece"]
["6006451","Promoting Energy Efficiency and Conservative Water Use towards a Low Carbon Urban Freshwater Supply Chain",null,"ΕΙΔΙΚΟΣ ΛΟΓΑΡΙΑΣΜΟΣ ΚΟΝΔΥΛΙΩΝ ΕΡΕΥΝΑΣ ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΕΙΟΥ ΠΑΝΕΠΙΣΤΗΜΙΟΥ ΘΕΣΣΑΛΟΝΙΚΗΣ; EIDIKOS LOGARIASMOS KONDYLION EREVNAS ARISTOTELIOU PANEPISTIMIOU THESSALONIKIS","Y","lead","Business support organisation","1020216",null,"Θεσσαλονίκη","Greece"]
["6006451","Promoting Energy Efficiency and Conservative Water Use towards a Low Carbon Urban Freshwater Supply Chain",null,"LIMASSOL DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT ORGANISATION","N","partner","Business support organisation","90260067",null,"LEMESOS","Cyprus"]
["6006535","Imprinting, Highlighting and Copying of Mosaics from Ecclesiastical and other Places of High Cultural Value",null,"SPECIAL RESEARCH FUNDS ACCOUNT TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF CRETE","Y","lead","Business support organisation","1020172",null,"ΧΑΝΙΑ","Greece"]
["6006535","Imprinting, Highlighting and Copying of Mosaics from Ecclesiastical and other Places of High Cultural Value",null,"DEPARTMENT OF ANTIQUITIES-DEPUTY MINISTRY OF CULTURE","N","partner","Business support organisation","90259010",null,"NIcosia","Cyprus"]
["6006535","Imprinting, Highlighting and Copying of Mosaics from Ecclesiastical and other Places of High Cultural Value",null,"FOUNDATION ARCHBISHOP MAKARIOS III","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","90243004",null,"NICOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006535","Imprinting, Highlighting and Copying of Mosaics from Ecclesiastical and other Places of High Cultural Value",null,"FREDERICK RESEARCH CENTER; ΕΡΕΥΝΗΤΙΚΟ ΚΕΝΤΡΟ ΦΡΕΝΤΕΡΙΚ","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","90260041",null,"Nicosia","Cyprus"]
["6006821","Optimizing threat management in oil production using ICT & unmanned vehicles",null,"MUNICIPALITY OF ARCHANON-ASTEROUSION","N","partner","National public authority","40117222",null,"ΑΡΧΑΝΕΣ","Greece"]
["6006821","Optimizing threat management in oil production using ICT & unmanned vehicles",null,"ΕΙΔΙΚΟΣ ΛΟΓΑΡΙΑΣΜΟΣ ΚΟΝΔYΛΙΩΝ ΕΡΕΥΝΑΣ ΙΟΝΙΟΥ ΠΑΝΕΠΙΣΤΗΜΙΟΥ; IONIAN UNIVERSITY - RESEARCH COMMITTEE","Y","lead","Business support organisation","1020174",null,"CORFU","Greece"]
["6006821","Optimizing threat management in oil production using ICT & unmanned vehicles",null,"AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE","N","partner","National public authority","90260042",null,"NICOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006821","Optimizing threat management in oil production using ICT & unmanned vehicles",null,"ΤΜΗΜΑ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑΣ / ΥΠΟΥΡΓΕΙΟ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑΣ, ΦΥΣΙΚΩΝ ΠΟΡΩΝ & ΠΕΡΙΒ/ΝΤΟΣ ΚΥΠΡΟΥ","N","partner","National public authority","90260035",null,"ΛΕΥΚΩΣΙΑ-","Cyprus"]
["6006821","Optimizing threat management in oil production using ICT & unmanned vehicles",null,"ΔΗΜΟΣ ΠΛΑΤΑΝΙΑ; MUNICIPALITY OF PLATANIA","N","partner","National public authority","40150192",null,"ΧΑΝΙΑ","Greece"]
["6005207","Συνοπτικό Υπόμνημα (Διασυνοριακές Συνέργειες για Νέες Λύσεις Ανάπτυξης των Ενεργειακά Αποδοτικών Υποδομών στην Αστυνομία)\nConcept Note (Cross-border Synergies for New Development Solutions of Energy Efficient Police Infrastructure)",null,"CENTER FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES AND SAVING","Y","lead","Business support organisation","10403003",null,"PIKERMI","Greece"]
["6005207","Συνοπτικό Υπόμνημα (Διασυνοριακές Συνέργειες για Νέες Λύσεις Ανάπτυξης των Ενεργειακά Αποδοτικών Υποδομών στην Αστυνομία)\nConcept Note (Cross-border Synergies for New Development Solutions of Energy Efficient Police Infrastructure)",null,"Cyprus' police; ΑΣΤΥΝΟΜΙΑ ΚΥΠΡΟΥ","N","partner","National public authority","1011805",null,"Nicosia","Cyprus"]
["6005207","Συνοπτικό Υπόμνημα (Διασυνοριακές Συνέργειες για Νέες Λύσεις Ανάπτυξης των Ενεργειακά Αποδοτικών Υποδομών στην Αστυνομία)\nConcept Note (Cross-border Synergies for New Development Solutions of Energy Efficient Police Infrastructure)",null,"HELLAENIC POLICE HEADQUARTERS","N","partner","National public authority","1011801",null,"ΑΘΗΝΑ","Greece"]
["6006533","Promoting Sustainable Tourism in a Social and Inclusive Economy Enabling P.D.O. and P.G.I. Products as Museum Ecosystems",null,"MINISTRY OF TOURISM","N","partner","National public authority","1012200",null,"ATHENS","Greece"]
["6006533","Promoting Sustainable Tourism in a Social and Inclusive Economy Enabling P.D.O. and P.G.I. Products as Museum Ecosystems",null,"University of Piraeus research center","Y","lead","Business support organisation","1020225",null,"ΠΕΙΡΑΙΑΣ","Greece"]
["6006533","Promoting Sustainable Tourism in a Social and Inclusive Economy Enabling P.D.O. and P.G.I. Products as Museum Ecosystems",null,"HELLENIC CHAMBER OF HOTELS","N","partner","Business support organisation","5040638",null,"ATHENS","Greece"]
["6006533","Promoting Sustainable Tourism in a Social and Inclusive Economy Enabling P.D.O. and P.G.I. Products as Museum Ecosystems",null,"DEPUTY MINISTRY OF TOURISM","N","partner","National public authority","90260001",null,"LEYKOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006516","Cross-Border Actions for Prevention of Disasters and Climate Change",null,"KOURION MUNICIPALITY","N","partner","National public authority","91100031",null,"LIMASSOL, CYPRUS","Cyprus"]
["6006516","Cross-Border Actions for Prevention of Disasters and Climate Change",null,"RESCUE 1","N","partner","Other","879495768",null,"IPSONAS , LEMESOS","Cyprus"]
["6006516","Cross-Border Actions for Prevention of Disasters and Climate Change",null,"ΔΗΜΟΣ ΡΟΔΟΥ; MUNICIPALITY OF RODOS","N","partner","National public authority","40110100",null,"Rhodes","Greece"]
["6006516","Cross-Border Actions for Prevention of Disasters and Climate Change",null,"Centre for Research and Technology-Hellas (CERTH)","Y","lead","Business support organisation","10115067",null,"Thermi-Thessaloniki","Greece"]
["6011168","Safe sea navigation",null,"JOINT RESCUE COORDINATION CENTER","N","partner","National public authority","90260049",null,"LARNAKA","Cyprus"]
["6011168","Safe sea navigation",null,"EXECUTIVE UNIT MINISTRY OF MERCANTILE MARINE AND INSULAR POLICY","Y","lead","National public authority","1090223",null,"DRAPETSONA","Greece"]
["6006370","Indigenous edible plant species as determinants of biodiversity, local ecological knowledge and consciousness of a health-promoting food culture",null,"HELLENIC MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY SPECIFIC ACCOUNT FOR RESEARCH AND FUNDS","Y","lead","Business support organisation","1020247",null,"IRAKLIO","Greece"]
["6006370","Indigenous edible plant species as determinants of biodiversity, local ecological knowledge and consciousness of a health-promoting food culture",null,"LAONA FOUNDATION FOR THE CONSERVATION AND REGENERATION OF THE CYPRIOT COUNTRYSIDE","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","997132716",null,"LIMASSOL","Cyprus"]
["6006370","Indigenous edible plant species as determinants of biodiversity, local ecological knowledge and consciousness of a health-promoting food culture",null,"Cyprus University of Technology","N","partner","Business support organisation","91100023",null,"ΛΕΜΕΣΟΣ","Cyprus"]
["6006370","Indigenous edible plant species as determinants of biodiversity, local ecological knowledge and consciousness of a health-promoting food culture",null,"REGION OF SOUTH AEGEAN","N","partner","National public authority","2010012",null,"ΣΥΡΟΣ","Greece"]
["6006731","Inclusive Paths - Bridging the Gap between Nature and Accessibility in Cultural and Natural Heritage Tourism Destinations",null,"MUNICIPALITY OF SIROS - ERMOUPOLI","N","partner","National public authority","40129140",null,"ΕΡΜΟΥΠΟΛΗ-ΣΥΡΟΣ","Greece"]
["6006731","Inclusive Paths - Bridging the Gap between Nature and Accessibility in Cultural and Natural Heritage Tourism Destinations",null,"MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, RURAL DEVELOPMENT & ENVIRONMENT, DEPARTMENT OF FORESTS","N","partner","National public authority","90259012",null,"LEFKOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006731","Inclusive Paths - Bridging the Gap between Nature and Accessibility in Cultural and Natural Heritage Tourism Destinations",null,"CYPRUS PARAPLEGICS ASSOCIATION","Y","lead","Other","90260044",null,"Nicosia","Cyprus"]
["6006731","Inclusive Paths - Bridging the Gap between Nature and Accessibility in Cultural and Natural Heritage Tourism Destinations",null,"Development Agency of Lemesos ltd","N","partner","Business support organisation","90260056",null,"LIMASSOL","Cyprus"]
["6006731","Inclusive Paths - Bridging the Gap between Nature and Accessibility in Cultural and Natural Heritage Tourism Destinations",null,"ETAL S.A. LESVOS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","5070340",null,"MYTILINE","Greece"]
["6006598","Citizen Energy Communities",null,"REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND OF CRETE; Περιφερειακό Ταμείο Ανάπτυξης Κρήτης","N","partner","National public authority","2011613",null,"ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΟ","Greece"]
["6006598","Citizen Energy Communities",null,"MINOAN ENERGY COMMUNITY","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","631383195",null,"ARKALOCHORI","Greece"]
["6006598","Citizen Energy Communities",null,"INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH, EXPERIMENTATION AND DEVELOPMENT FOR MOUNTAIN REGIONS OF THE MEDITERRANEAN ISLANDS (MOUNTMED INSTITUTE)","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","613183210",null,"NICOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006598","Citizen Energy Communities",null,"University of Cyprus - Oceanography Center","Y","lead","Business support organisation","90260002",null,"Νicosia","Cyprus"]
["6006573","OLIVE & VINE – CULTURAL PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE",null,"NICOSIA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (ANEL)","Y","lead","Business support organisation","90260048",null,"ΛΑΤΣΙΑ","Cyprus"]
["6006573","OLIVE & VINE – CULTURAL PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE",null,"MEDITERENEAN AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE OF CHANIA","N","partner","International organisation, EEIG","4041343",null,"ΧΑΝΙΑ","Greece"]
["6006573","OLIVE & VINE – CULTURAL PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE",null,"Development Agency of Lemesos ltd","N","partner","Business support organisation","90260056",null,"LIMASSOL","Cyprus"]
["6006573","OLIVE & VINE – CULTURAL PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE",null,"LAKATAMEIA MUNICIPALITY","N","partner","National public authority","91100030",null,"LAKATAMEIA, NICOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006573","OLIVE & VINE – CULTURAL PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE",null,"CRETAN WINEMAKERS' ASSOCIATION","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","5060432",null,"HERAKLION","Greece"]
["6006490","Common Strategy for Risk Prevention and Management Caused by Earthquakes and Other Major Disasters.",null,"ΑΡΧΗΓΕΙΟ ΠΥΡΟΣΒΕΣΤΙΚΟΥ ΣΩΜΑΤΟΣ; HELLENIC FIRE CORPS","N","partner","National public authority","1011802",null,"MAROUSI","Greece"]
["6006490","Common Strategy for Risk Prevention and Management Caused by Earthquakes and Other Major Disasters.",null,"ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΗ ΑΜΥΝΑ; CYPRUS CIVIL DEFENCE","N","partner","National public authority","90259016",null,"Lakatamia, Nicosia","Cyprus"]
["6006490","Common Strategy for Risk Prevention and Management Caused by Earthquakes and Other Major Disasters.",null,"MUNICIPALITY OF SIROS - ERMOUPOLI","N","partner","National public authority","40129140",null,"ΕΡΜΟΥΠΟΛΗ-ΣΥΡΟΣ","Greece"]
["6006490","Common Strategy for Risk Prevention and Management Caused by Earthquakes and Other Major Disasters.",null,"DECENTRALIZED ADMINISTRATION OF CRETE","N","partner","National public authority","4041416",null,"ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΟ","Greece"]
["6006490","Common Strategy for Risk Prevention and Management Caused by Earthquakes and Other Major Disasters.",null,"CYPRUS FIRE SERVICE -MINISTRY OF JUSTICE AND PUBLIC ORDER","Y","lead","National public authority","1011804",null,"Lakatamia / Nicosia","Cyprus"]
["6006576","Cross-border cooperation for monitoring and evaluation of Marine Spatial Planning",null,"SHIPPING DEPUTY MINISTRY","Y","lead","Business support organisation","1011806",null,"LIMASOL","Cyprus"]
["6006576","Cross-border cooperation for monitoring and evaluation of Marine Spatial Planning",null,"Cyprus University of Technology","N","partner","Business support organisation","91100023",null,"ΛΕΜΕΣΟΣ","Cyprus"]
["6006576","Cross-border cooperation for monitoring and evaluation of Marine Spatial Planning",null,"DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND SURVEYS MINISTRY OF INTERIOR REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS","N","partner","Business support organisation","90260052",null,"ΛΕΥΚΩΣΙΑ","Cyprus"]
["6006576","Cross-border cooperation for monitoring and evaluation of Marine Spatial Planning",null,"University of The Aegean - Research Unit","N","partner","Business support organisation","1020191",null,"Mytilene","Greece"]
["6006576","Cross-border cooperation for monitoring and evaluation of Marine Spatial Planning",null,"ΥΠΟΥΡΓΕΙΟ ΠΕΡΙΒΑΛΛΟΝΤΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΕΝΕΡΓΕΙΑΣ; MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY","N","partner","National public authority","1012900",null,"ΑΘΗΝΑ","Greece"]
["6006754","METAL PLACES II: Tracing the Past on the Paths of the Eastern Mediterranean",null,"MUNICIPALITY OF SIFNOS","N","partner","National public authority","40129018",null,"ΣΙΦΝΟΣ","Greece"]
["6006754","METAL PLACES II: Tracing the Past on the Paths of the Eastern Mediterranean",null,"TROODOS NETWORK OF THEMATIC CENTERS (DITHEKET) LTD","N","partner","Other","920000099",null,"PLATRES, LEMESOS","Cyprus"]
["6006754","METAL PLACES II: Tracing the Past on the Paths of the Eastern Mediterranean",null,"ΤΜΗΜΑ ΓΕΩΛΟΓΙΚΗΣ ΕΠΙΣΚΟΠΗΣΗΣ ΥΠΟΥΡΓΕΙΟΥ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑΣ ΚΥΠΡΟΥ","N","partner","Business support organisation","90260018",null,"Nicosia","Cyprus"]
["6006754","METAL PLACES II: Tracing the Past on the Paths of the Eastern Mediterranean",null,"HELLENIC MINISTRY OF CULTURE","N","partner","National public authority","1012700",null,"ATHENS","Greece"]
["6006754","METAL PLACES II: Tracing the Past on the Paths of the Eastern Mediterranean",null,"NATIONAL CENTER FOR SCIENTIFIC","Y","lead","Business support organisation","10115035",null,"ATHENS","Greece"]
["6017287","Support of Accommodation Facilities in Greece and Cyprus with the Aim of Improving the Quality of Life of our Fellow People with Disabilities",null,"RIGHT TO LIFE","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","5040733",null,"IRAKLEIO","Greece"]
["6017287","Support of Accommodation Facilities in Greece and Cyprus with the Aim of Improving the Quality of Life of our Fellow People with Disabilities",null,"RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CENTER OF SYROS MITROPOLE","N","partner","Interest groups including NGOs","4041277",null,"ERMOUPOLI, SYROS","Greece"]
["6017287","Support of Accommodation Facilities in Greece and Cyprus with the Aim of Improving the Quality of Life of our Fellow People with Disabilities",null,"ST. LOUCAS COMMUNITY","Y","lead","Interest groups including NGOs","91100027",null,"NICOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006587","Κοινές Λύσεις σε Ελλάδα και Κύπρο για την Βελτίωση της Ενεργειακής Αποδοτικότητας σε Πολιτιστικές και Ιστορικές Κτιριακές Υποδομές",null,"FILOKALIA NGO","N","partner","Other","90260094",null,"LEYKOSIA","Cyprus"]
["6006587","Κοινές Λύσεις σε Ελλάδα και Κύπρο για την Βελτίωση της Ενεργειακής Αποδοτικότητας σε Πολιτιστικές και Ιστορικές Κτιριακές Υποδομές",null,"ATHENS SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS","Y","lead","National public authority","501115",null,"ΑΘΗΝΑ","Greece"]