How to find programmes in keep.eu by geography, thematic information or common indicators?

Are you trying to identify which Interreg programmes cover a particular territory, address a particular policy area or use particular indicators? Use the Programmes search.

Search by geography

Select the country or region that interests you. Keep.eu uses programme areas to identify programmes covering the selected territory. Programme areas are based on the geographical areas formally established for each programme.

You can search at different geographical levels and combine territories where appropriate.

Search by thematic information

If geography is not your starting point, use the available thematic criteria to identify programmes working towards particular policy or specific objectives.

This can be useful when you want to see which programmes across Europe address the same policy challenge rather than which programmes operate in one particular place.

Search by common output or result indicators

For the 2021–2027 period, programmes use common output and result indicators as part of their performance frameworks. Because the same common indicators can be used by different programmes, they provide another way of finding programmes with common areas of intervention or expected achievements.

For 2014–2020 Interreg programmes, common output indicators can similarly be used to search and cluster programmes.

Once you have identified programmes of interest, open their programme pages for more detailed information on their geographical coverage, objectives, priorities and indicators.

Tip: These three approaches answer different questions. Geography tells you where programmes operate; thematic information tells you what they seek to address; indicators can tell you something about what they intend to deliver or achieve. Combining them can make your search considerably more precise.