How to find aggregated financial information on projects?

Do you need to know how much Interreg funding has gone to projects on a particular topic, in a particular geographical area, under a programme or during a particular programming period? Keep.eu allows you to define the group of projects you are interested in and then work with their financial data.

Start in ‘Projects and document’ and build the project set you want to analyse. The important point is to define the population first: use the relevant combination of keywords, geography, programmes, programming periods and other filters.

Check the search summary to make sure that the resulting project set corresponds to the question you are trying to answer.

You can then use the available results information and exports to work with the financial data for that specific set of projects. This makes it possible to answer questions that go beyond the finances of an individual project. For example, to examine the financial scale of projects addressing a particular subject or involving a particular territory.

For more visual analysis, explore Statistics. This section lets you use filters and generate charts based on keep.eu data, including charts that can be used in documents and presentations.

When interpreting aggregated figures, remember that the quality of an aggregate depends on the underlying data. Programme data in keep.eu differ in completeness and update status. Before using figures for formal analysis, check Representativeness, particularly for the programmes and project fields on which your calculation depends.

Tip: If you expect to repeat the same analysis later, use ‘Get results’ URL’ to retain your search criteria. The same URL can then be used to retrieve updated results as the keep.eu database evolves.