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    2023-02-24

    Keep.eu recorded the first 2021-2027 Interreg project data

    Keep.eu recorded the first 2021-2027 Interreg project data yesterday, 23 February 2023, from cross-border programme Austria-Germany/Bavaria.

    The keep.eu team has been keeping track of all Interreg programmes’ calls, and many more data are being prepared for importing into our database.

    To find out at any time how much data there is in keep.eu on 2021-2027 Interreg, go to keep.eu’s representativeness page.

    2022-05-24

    We have recently added virtually all 2021-2027 Interreg programmes to keep.eu

    We have recently added all the 2021-2027 Interreg programmes mentioned in the Commission Implementing Decisions (EU) 2022/74 and (EU) 2022/75 to keep.eu. For the time being there is no financial or thematic information attached to the new programmes, but all the geographical areas mentioned in those decisions are loaded. Hence it is now possible to check which 2021-2027 Interreg programmes cover which country and which region, down to the smallest regional units (NUTS3).

    To check the 2021-2027 Interreg programme areas receiving support from the ERDF and external financing instruments of the Union, go to keep.eu’s Programmes or its Countries and Regions areas.

    Further information on the 2021-2027 programmes’ objectives, indicators etc. is foreseen to be added into keep.eu early in 2023, after all the programmes have been approved.

    2022-02-28

    We often face needs for financial information on Interreg projects…

    Learn how to work out financial data in keep.eu, at https://keep.eu/learn-how-to-work-out-financial-data-in-keep-eu/

    2023-08-04

    Keep.eu’s data contributes to promoting inclusive growth

    One of Interact’s fields of work is the promotion of networking and thematic capitalisation, not only within Interreg but also in a broader scope, encompassing other sources of funding (ESF, Horizon Europe, among others) in such a way that Interreg results feature in the broader EU policy picture. The goal is to magnify the value of project results, namely by identifying prospect connections among programmes and funding sources, and by pinpointing project chain possibilities.

    Inclusive growth is one of the thematic fields that is dearest to Interreg. After all, Interreg itself is based on the premise that no one is to be left behind.

    Interreg alone has rolled out tens of thousands of projects throughout the years. The resource of capitalisation to tools such as keep.eu is therefore unavoidable, as sources of qualitative and quantitative data. Recent examples of capitalisation studies all resort to keep.eu. Among them, the following outputs should be highlighted, given the current importance of the themes that are their focus:

    – Youth and employment opportunities (May 2022)
    – Access to healthcare (May 2022)
    – Promotion of healthy aging (September 2022)
    – Skills for a quality job (August 2023)

    All of the above studies can be referred to at https://www.interact-eu.net/library. Please also refer to Interact’s library for more material on inclusive growth and the inclusive growth network, and for material on capitalisation in general.

    2023-02-24

    Find out about the first 2021-2027 Interreg projects

    Keep.eu recorded the first 2021-2027 Interreg project data yesterday, from cross-border programme Austria-Germany/Bavaria.
    The keep.eu team has been keeping track of all Interreg programmes’ calls, and many more data are being prepared for importing into our database.
    To find out at any time how much data there is in keep.eu on 2021-2027 Interreg, go to https://keep.eu/representativeness/.

    2022-05-24

    Do you know which 2021-2027 Interreg programme areas cover your region?

    We have recently added all the 2021-2027 Interreg programmes mentioned in the Commission Implementing Decisions (EU) 2022/74 and (EU) 2022/75 to keep.eu. For the time being there is no financial or thematic information attached to the new programmes, but all the geographical areas mentioned in those decisions are loaded. Hence it is now possible to check which 2021-2027 Interreg programmes cover which country and which region, down to the smallest regional units (NUTS3).

    To check the 2021-2027 Interreg programme areas receiving support from the ERDF and external financing instruments of the Union, go to keep.eu’s Programmes or its Countries and Regions areas.

    Further information on the 2021-2027 programmes’ objectives, indicators etc. is foreseen to be added into keep.eu early in 2023, after all the programmes have been approved.

    2022-03-24

    Renewed statistics now in keep.eu

    Have you noticed that you can find your very own statistical overview of Interreg in keep.eu?

    The tables and charts of keep.eu’s renewed Statistics now cover all the themes, all the countries and regions, all the types of Interreg programmes, all the programming periods since 2000 – and more. The four new Statistics pages have all those figures, as well as an area featuring Interreg numbers per population and area. This makes the figures much easier to compare. You can also check which countries and regions cooperate the most, on what and with which other countries and regions.

    For all of those figures, use the filters to select which regions or countries you want to compare, which thematic areas, which periods, and which programmes. You can then opt for exporting the data to worksheets or export the tables or charts as images.

    Also check out some interesting charts included in Statistics. Those are examples of charts for your use. Please feel free to suggest any other types of charts that you could find useful in your work. To send us your suggestion, use the contact form on the top menu of the website. We will appreciate your suggestion – and will definitely work on it.

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