EUROCITIES Funding update Anne-Charlotte Trapp March 2019 - Euro Cities
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EUROCITIES Funding update Anne-Charlotte Trapp annecha.trapp@eurocities.eu March 2019
SAF Projects • In February CITIES GROW ended • New project : VALUES VALUES enables cities to exchange know-how, expertise, and good practices on how best to implement local actions. It builds on the experience and success of past EUROCITIES projects (CITIES GROW, MIXITIES, DIVE, INTI-Cities, ImpleMentoring) that together addressed the gaps in the implementation of the Integrating Cities Charter, which embodies the cities’ commitment to third- country national’s integration. The project brings together two experts organisations, Migration Work and the European Centre for Volunteering (CEV) and 16 cities: Amsterdam, Bristol, Brno, Cesena, Dusseldorf, Madrid, Nuremberg, Oslo, Ostend, Riga, Sheffield, Terrassa, Thessaloniki, Toulouse, Turin and Zurich. Contact person for more information: rossella.nicoletti@eurocities.eu
Which role for EUROCITIES? • Needs assessment • Capacity building • Study visits • Twinning • Replication • Dissemination • Publications • Events • Awards • …. ?
Check out our funding information page Regularly updated funding forecast and weekly information in the funding mails. To subscribe: contact annecharlotte.trapp@eurocities.com
Looking for partners? • Partner search template http://www.eurocities.eu/eurocities/publications/EUROCITIES-partner- search-form-WSPO-8XEDXL • Uploaded on the notice board, sent to all EUROCITIES contacts trough the digest
UPCOMING FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Funding opportunities ➢ Horizon 2020 calls ➢ Urban Innovation Action ➢ URBACT+ INTERREG Europe ➢ AAL ➢ ERAMUS + ➢ REC ➢ EEA and Norway Grants Funding Forecast: Link
Urban Innovation Actions Local projects of < 5 mil. € with 80% co-financing 2019 calls to open in September 2019 • Air quality • Circular economy • Culture and cultural heritage • Demographic change More precise topic description as of April 2019
URBACT + INTERREG ▪ URBACT calls “action planning networks” Deadline: 17 April 2019 Up to 10 partners from different European countries Produce an Integrated Action Plan and test some small scale solutions in your cities. Link to FB ▪ New INTERREG Europe cooperation project call to be launched in Spring 2019
EEA and Norway Grants
Country specific funding
opportunities on
education, poverty
reduction, civil society
• Lithuania
• Bulgaria
• Malta
• Croatia
• Poland
• Cyprus
• Portugal
• Czech Republic
• Romania
• Estonia
• Slovakia
• Greece
• Slovenia
• Hungary
• Spain
• Latvia
Link to open callsEIB JASPERS (Joint Assistance to Support Projects in European RegionS) • JASPERS is a technical assistance partnership. It helps cities and regions absorb European funds through top-quality projects. The aim is to speed up the absorption of EUR 350 billion of ESIF funds intended to achieve greater cohesion in Europe. Supporting urban development (JESSICA) • Integrated, sustainable urban-renewal projects are supported by the EIB in collaboration with CEB through JESSICA (Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas). A range of sophisticated financial tools are used including equity investments, loans and guarantees, offering new opportunities for the use of EU Structural Funds.
Active and Assisted living programme ICT for active and healthy ageing Submitted proposals for Collaborative Projects are expected to develop ICT-based solutions for supporting older adults that can be integrated in the strategies of end-user organisations, service providers and business partners. Collaborative projects: Max. 2.500.000 EUR Small collaborative projects: 300.000 EUR Co-funding rate depending on national criteria D: 24 May 2019 FB available
Open Horizon 2020 calls
SC1-DTH-11-2019: Large Scale pilots of personalised &
D: 24 April 2019 FB available
outcome based integrated care
LC-SC3-EC-2-2018-2019-2020: Mitigating household
D: 03 September 2019 FB available
energy poverty
SC1-DTH-11-2019: Large Scale pilots of personalised &
D: 24 April 2019 FB available
outcome based integrated careSC1-DTH-11-2019 Large Scale pilots of
personalised & outcome based integrated care
The scope of this topic is to foster the large-scale pilots for deployment of
trusted and personalised digital solutions dealing with Integrated Care, with a
view to supporting and extending healthy and independent living for older
individuals who are facing permanently or temporarily reduced functionality and
capabilities. This in turn is expected to contribute to a patient-centred and truly
individualized strategy in order to develop trusted, robust and financially
sustainable services potentially useable in any Member States and the Digital
Single Market, and applicable to a very wide range of patient pathways. These
approaches aim to enable people to remain independent as long as possible and
prevent hospitalisation.
Budget: EUR 4/6 million
Deadline: 24 April 2019
Innovation actionLC-SC3-EC-2-2018-2019-2020 Mitigating
household energy poverty 2019
Actions should contribute to actively alleviating energy poverty and developing a
better understanding of the types and needs of energy poor households and how
to identify them, taking into account gender differences where relevant,
building on any existing initiatives such as the European Energy Poverty
Observatory.
Budget per project: EUR 1/2 million
Deadline: 03 September 2019
Coordination and support actionForthcoming Horizon 2020 calls SU-GOVERNANCE-09-2020: Addressing radicalisation through social inclusion MIGRATION-09-2020: Narratives on migration and its impact: past and present MIGRATION-10-2020: Innovative solutions and evidence-based recommendations on migration MIGRATION-06-2018-2020-continued: Mapping and overcoming integration challenges for migration children MIGRATION-05-2020: Inclusive and innovative practices for the integration of migrants in urban areas MIGRATION-4-2020: Inclusive and innovative practices for the integration of post 2015 migrants in local communities. Calls to be published later in 2019.
ERASMUS + • Key Action 2 – Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices Strategic Partnerships in the field of youth D: 30 April, 1 October 2019 Link to FB • Key Action 3 – Support for policy reform Youth dialog projects D: 30 April or 1 October 2019 Link to FB • Sport projects D: 4 April 2019 Link to FB
Right, Equality and Citizenship
Call for proposals on capacity-building in the area FB available
of rights of the child – child-friendly justice REC- D: 14 May 2019
RCHI-PROF-AG-2019
Call for proposals to improve the awareness on EU FB available
citizenship rights and inclusion of mobile EU D: 11 April 2019
citizens REC-RCIT-CITI-AG-2019
Call for proposals to prevent and combat all forms FB available
of violence against children, young people and D: 13 June 2019
women
Call for proposals to promote the effective FB available
implementation of the principle of non- D: 20 June 2019
discrimination
Call for proposals to support National Roma
D: 20 June 2019 FB available
platformsREC-RDAP-GBV-AG-2019 Call for proposals to
prevent and combat all forms of violence
against children, young people and women
Priorities:
1.1. Prevention, protection and/or support of victims of domestic violence
1.2 Protection and support for victims of gender-based violence amongst particularly
vulnerable groups
1.3 Prevention of and responses to sexual harassment
2. Preventing and combating violence against children
2.1 Capacity-building for trainee and in-service medical practitioners
2.2 Capacity-building for specialist forensic interviewers for child victims of violence
2.3 Capacity-building for trainee and in-service specialist practitioners providing evidence-
based and trauma-informed therapeutic services and treatment to child victims of violence
D: 13 June 2019
Budget per project: not less than 75 000 EURREC-RDIS-DISC-AG-2019 Promote the effective
implementation of the principle of non-
discrimination
Priorities:
1. Promoting diversity management in the public and private sector, this includes the increasing number of
Diversity charters by EU Member States, signatories, and concrete actions that promote diversity at the
workplace with regard to the six grounds or intersectionality.
2. Fighting against discrimination based on sexual orientation in society and promoting the rights of LGBTI
people through the implementation of the List of Actions to Advance LGBTI Equality. In particular, concrete
and practical actions raising awareness for LGBTI equality or to train professionals in relevant areas
important for advancing equality of LGBTI people. Priority will be given to ensure there is funding for at
least one project focusing on transgender equality and one project focusing on intersex equality.
3. Fighting against discrimination based on religion or belief, race and/or ethnic origin (excluding hate
speech), and/or multiple discrimination, to contribute to the enforcement and effective implementation of
Union law and policy, such as victims' interest representation, independent monitoring, awareness-raising,
early warning and reporting. Applicants are encouraged to involve equality bodies in their projects and
address the issues reflected in the Commission Recommendation on Standards for Equality bodies.
4. Strengthening the fight against anti-gypsyism and various forms of discrimination against Roma including
spatial and schooling segregation, discrimination in (access to) employment, health and housing, forced
evictions, as well as multiple discrimination. This includes promoting societal support to Roma integration
and desegregation, promoting Roma political, social and cultural participation, empowering Roma youth,
women and children and promoting their participation in developing, implementing and monitoring policies
affecting them; supporting capacity building of Roma and pro-Roma civil society active at the local level.
5. Improving equality data collection in the public and/or private sector by implementing new tools to
foster the collection and use of equality data, by mapping existing data in Member States and improving
interactions with other types of available data and research, developing a diagnosis tool that could be easily
used by the private sector including SMEs to assess their diversity.
Budget per project: less than € 65 000
Deadline: 20 June 2019REC-RDIS-NRCP-AG-2019 Call for proposals to
support National Roma platforms
National Roma platforms are expected to encourage and facilitate dialogue, mutual
learning, cooperation, and policy reviews between all national stakeholders. Inclusion of
Roma people, particularly women and youth is encouraged.
Their aim is to:
• empower National Roma Contact Points in the process of Roma integration;
• improve participation of all relevant stakeholders (i.e. public authorities, Roma and non-
Roma communities, non-governmental organisations, entrepreneurs, trade unions,
academia, etc.) in decisions that affect Roma, taking into account their roles;
• strengthen multi-stakeholder accountability, commitment to, as well as ownership and
transparency of the process of Roma integration;
• boost the commitment to and effective implementation of integration measures at the
local level, improving the equal access of Roma to mainstream services and opportunities,
strengthening community building between Roma and non-Roma;
• address gaps and challenges in the implementation of the National Roma Integration
Strategy specific to the national context, and to report at national and EU level.
Deadline: 20 June 2019
Budget per project: Less than 65 000 EUREurope for Citizens Civil Society Projects 2019 • D: 1 September 2019 • Programme Guide
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