Eu financing programmes (2014-2020)

VOLLEYBALL IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE. WE ARE!
EU FINANCING
PROGRAMMES
2014-2020
Andreea | July 2020

VOLLEYBALL IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE.
WE ARE!
The project
The main objective is to promote volleyball as a
grassroots sport, accessible for everyone.
The project proposes the implementation of series of
activities meant to support the volleyball lovers to
learn the secrets of this sport.

The financing
The project is financed through the
European Solidarity Corps programme,
volunteering projects' action.
Author and design: Andreea Căplescu
Publication date: July 2020
Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia
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general lines are more likely to be kept for the next financial cycle (2021-2028).

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CREATIVE EUROPE
To support the cultural, creative and audiovisual sectors
for covering new audiences, and that can stimulate sharing
and developing skills
AIM
Public institutions
Organisations of civil society
Active companies in the culture and creative sectors
BENEFICIARIES*
*who applies for the fund, not to whom the activities are destined

Cooperation projects: capacity building of cultural and creative sectors
to operate in an internationally competitive way and promotes
transnational movement and mobility
European networks: promotion of networking activities operating in the
cultural sectors
European platforms: activities carried out by European organizations
which stimulates the development of new talents, cross-border
collaboration, identifying new categories of audience, stimulating the
programming of works from other countries at European level
Literary translation projects: literary translation and promotion in a
larger measure of the translated works
Acquisition and improvement of skills and competences for audiovisual
professionals and networking, encouraging their use digital technologies
to ensure adaptation to market developments, testing new approaches to
public development and of new business models
CULTURE SUB-PROGRAMME
MEDIA SUB-PROGRAMME
ACTIVITIES

Improving the capacity of audiovisual operators to produce works with
the potential to move within and outside the EU and to facilitate the
European and international co-productions, including television
Encourage the trade between enterprises by facilitating access to
markets and commercial instruments that allow audiovisual operators to
increase the visibility of their projects in EU and international
marketsPriorities in the field of promoting transnational traffic
Supporting cinema distribution through transnational marketing,
branding, distribution and presentation of audiovisual works
Promoting the marketing, branding and transnational distribution of
works European audiovisual media services through all other platforms,
other than those theatre
Supporting public development as a means of stimulating interest in
works audiovisual media services and to improve access to them, in
particular through promotion, events, film education and festivals
WEB: eacea.ec.europa.eu/creative-europe_en

CONNECTING EUROPE
FACILITY (CEF)
To support implementing projects of European interest that aims at
developing and constructing of new infrastructure and services, as well as
modernising those existent from transport, telecommunication and energy
sectors
AIM
Public and private entitities
NGOs
Academic and university institutions
Research centres
International organisations
BENEFICIARIES

ACTIVITIES Each action within CEF-E contributes to the realization of a Project of
Common Interest (PCI), which is a pan-European energy infrastructure
project identified in advance
Eligible PCIs are key infrastructure projects, especially projects linking
the energy systems of EU countries
The list of projects is renewed every 2 years allowing the integration of
new projects and the elimination of those that have been completed or
considered impossible
These projects can benefit from procedures accelerated licensing,
improved regulatory conditions and access to financial support totalling
€ 5.85 billion from CEF between 2014 and 2020
Projects involves power transmission lines, gas pipelines, storage
projects electricity, underground gas storage projects, LNG terminals and
smart grid
It contributes to the implementation of the Trans-European Transport
Network (TEN-T) through funding key projects to modernize
infrastructure and remove existing bottlenecks, while promoting
sustainable and innovative mobility solutions
CEF ENERGY
CET TRANSPORT

These projects cover all EU Member States and all means of transport
(road, rail, sea, inland waterways), and supports innovation in transport,
logistics and innovation
Supports trans-European networks and infrastructures that complement
the missing links in the telecommunications sector in Europe, for 2014-
2020 being allocated a budget of € 870 million for trans-European
digital services
Supports projects facilitate cross-border interaction between public
administrations, businesses and citizens through implementation of
digital service infrastructures (DSI)
The overall goal is to create a European ecosystem of interoperable
digital services that makes the single market to work in practice
CEF TELECOMMUNICATIONS
WEB: ec.europa.eu/inea/en/connecting-europe-facility

CONSUMER
To assure a high level of protection of the consumers and to allow more
power to the consumers through information and educationAIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
Strengthening and increasing product safety through effective market
surveillance across the EU
Informing and educating consumers and supporting consumer
organizations
Ensuring respect for consumers' rights and their ability to obtain
compensation through regulatory action
Better law enforcement by strengthening cooperation between national
insurance bodies compliance with the legislation and by providing advice
to consumers

BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES
Consumer organizations active at the EU and national level
Authorities responsible for consumer protection
International organizations promoting consuming principles and policies
Organizations that develop codes of conduct, good practices and
guidelines for comparison prices, product quality and sustainability
Actions to strengthen protection and increase consumer confidence by
adjusting aid, information and education at the individual level
Increasing the transparency of consumer markets and a consumer
information
Ensuring that data is made available to consumers comparable, reliable
and easily accessible, including for cross-border cases, to help them
compare not only prices but also the quality and sustainability of goods
and services
Strengthening education consumers as a lifelong process, with special
attention to consumers vulnerability
Facilitating access to consumer dispute resolution mechanisms
WEB: ec.europa.eu/chafea/consumers/index_en.htm

COSME
To improve the competitiveness of enterprises, with
an accent on SMEs (small and medium enterprises)AIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
SMEs
Intermediary organisations that support SMEs
Competitiveness of Enterprises and SMEs

ACTIVITIES
Access to financing: guarantee mechanism for the financial institutions to
be able to offer SMEs loans and financial leasing services
Access to market: supporting enterprises to be able to benefit from an
unique EU market and the opportunities offered by the markets outside
EU
Improving the framework for competitiveness: supporting the
improvement framework of enterprises’ activities; contributing to the
development of competitive; industries, with market potential, helping
SMEs to adopt new business models; promoting the development of
international level clusters in the EU, with an accent of cross-border
cooperation; accelerating the digitalization of the business community
Promoting entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship culture: supports
mobility exchanges, research, dissemination of good practices and pilot-
projects like entrepreneurship education, coaching activities or
orienteering and assisting new and potential entrepreneurs
WEB: ec.europa.eu/easme/en/cosme-0

EaSI
To accelerate the social innovation in fields like eradicating poorness and
social exclusion, promoting a high level of quality and durable jobs, access of
vulnerable persons to professional training
AIM
Local, regional and national authorities
Employment services, social partner organisations, community legislation
specialized bodies
Public and private bodies that offer micro-credits for individuals and
micro/ social enterprises
NGOs
Institutions of higher education and research
Experts on assessments and impact assessment
National statistical officers; media
Employment and Social Innovation
BENEFICIARIES

ACTIVITIES Collecting data and statistics, developing common methodologies,
classifications, indicators, etc
Surveys, studies, analyses and reports; impact assessments and analyses;
monitoring and evaluation transposition and application of Union law;
design and implementation of experimentation social policies
Dissemination of the results of analytical activities
Exchanges and dissemination of good practices, innovative approaches,
peer reviews, evaluation comparative and mutual learning at European
level
Events, conferences and seminars; elaboration and publication of guides,
reports and materials education
Information and communication activities; creation and maintenance of
computer systems
ANALYTICAL
MUTUAL LEARNING, AWARENESS AND DISSEMINATION ACTIVITIES

Strengthening the capacities of national administrations and responsible
specialized services promoting geographical mobility
Organizing working groups composed of national officials to monitor the
implementation in application of EU law network development, European
cooperation, staff exchanges between administrations national, etc.
SUPPORT REGARDING:
WEB: ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=1081&langId=en

ERASMUS+
To support education, training, youth and sport
Brings together the former programmes of Life-Long Learning Programme
(Comenius - pre-university system, Grundtvig - adult education, Leonardo da
Vinci - apprentice and vocational training), Youth in Action, Erasmus
Mundus (student exchange), Tempus (reforming higher education systems),
Alfa (EU cooperation with Latin America for higher education) and Edulink
(Africa-Carribean-Pacific and EU cooperation for higher education relevant
for the labour market)
AIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
Contribution to fulfilling the Europe 2020 strategy objectives for
economic development, jobs, social equity and inclusion, as well as for
education and training
Promoting the durable development of partnerships from higher
education system contribute to fulfilling the EU strategy for youth

BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES
Natural persons: students, personnel (teaching, training), interns, youth,
youth workers
Bodies: public authorities, companies and enterprises, public/ private
institutions, NGOs, schools and scholar institutions, higher education
institutions
For youth and youth workers, students, adult and educational
institutions' personnel
Master programmes Erasmus Mundus
Erasmus+ Loans for master
Transnational strategic partnerships
Knowledge alliances between higher education institutions and
enterprises
Sectoral knowledge alliances
INDIVIDUAL MOBILITY (KA1)
COOPERATION FOR INNOVATION AND EXCHANGE OF GOOD PRACTICE
(KA2)

Capacity building projects that support the cooperation with the partner
countries in higher education institutions and youth
IT assistance platforms like eTwinning, School Education Gateway, EPALE,
etc.
Youth dialogue projects
Initiatives for policy innovation
Civil Society Cooperation
Teaching and Research: Jean Monnet Modules, Chairs and Centres of
Excellence
Support to Associations: Jean Monnet support to Associations
Policy debate with the Academic World: Jean Monnet Networks and Jean
Monnet Projects
SUPPORT FOR POLICY REFORMS (KA3)
JEAN MONNET ACTIVITIES

Collaborative partnerships
Not-for profit European sport events
Consolidation of the concrete database
Dialogue with relevant European stakeholders
SPORT
WEB: ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/about_en

EU AID VOLUNTEERS
To bring volunteers and organisations together from different countries,
providing practical support to humanitarian aid projects and contributing to
strengthening local capacity and resilience of disaster-affected communities
AIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
Supports humanitarian aid organisations
Strengthen the capacity of non-EU based organisations to prepare for
and respond to humanitarian crises and to improve their volunteer
management
Funding for technical assistance to EU-based organisations to strengthen
their technical capacity and meet the standards and procedures required
to deploy EU Aid Volunteers

BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES
Humanitarian aid organisations from EU-based and non-EU area
Opportunities for European citizens to become volunteers in
humanitarian projects worldwide, showing solidarity with people in need
of assistance
Professional support by trained and well-prepared volunteers to
communities affected by disaster
Capacity building for local staff and volunteers of aid organisations in
countries hit by disasters
Technical assistance for organisations based in Europe to strengthen
their capacities to participate in the EU Aid Volunteers initiative
WEB: ec.europa.eu/echo

EUROPE FOR CITIZENS
To promote active European citizenship for involving the civil society in
building an united Europe, based on historical values and remembering a
common past, based on deepening the intercultural dialogue and concepts
such as tolerance, solidarity, democracy, equal opportunities and mutual
understanding
AIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVE
To grant to all Europeans citizens to have the opportunity to get to know
each other, interact and get involved in joint projects, in order to strengthen
the idea of belonging to the community space

BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES
Local/regional public authorities
NGOs, including civil society organisations, organisations of survivors
Cultural, youth, educational and research organisations or institutions
Associations of twinned cities
Cities, municipalities or twinning committees
The purposes of this component are to contribute to citizens'
understanding of The European Union, its history and diversity and to
raise awareness of historical memory, history and common values, and
the purpose of the EU
The component supports activities that invite reflection on European
cultural diversity and on common values in the broadest sense
Projects that reflect on will be funded causes of totalitarian regimes in
the modern history of Europe and commemorates the victims their
crimes
This component also refers to other defining moments and points
reference in recent European history
EUROPEAN HISTORICAL MEMORY COMPONENT

The aims of this component are to promote the European citizenship and
improve the conditions for civic and democratic participation at EU level,
to encourage democratic participation of citizens at EU level and to
support concrete participation in the EU policy-making process
This component supports activities aimed at civic participation in the
most meaningful way with a special focus on activities directly related to
Union policies, and initiatives that develops opportunities for mutual
understanding, intercultural learning, solidarity, involvement in society
and volunteering at EU level
The component includes three specific measures:
Twinning between localities
City networks
Civil society projects
DEMOCRATIC INVOLVEMENT AND CIVIC PARTICIPATION COMPONENT
WEB: eacea.ec.europa.eu/europe-for-citizens_en

EUROPEAN REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT FUND (ERDF)
To strengthen economic and social cohesion in the European Union by correcting
imbalances between its regionsAIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
Investment for growth and jobs to strengthen the labour market and regional
economies
European Territorial Cooperation to strengthen cross-border, transnational and
interregional cooperation within the European Union
Thematic concentration: Research and innovation; information and communication
technologies (ICT); small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs); promotion of a
low-carbon economy
WEB: national websites

EUROPEAN SOCIAL
FUNDS (ESF)
To support jobs, helping people get better jobs and ensuring fairer job
opportunities for all EU citizensAIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
To boost the adaptability of workers with new skills, and enterprises with
new ways of working
Improving access to employment by helping young people to make the
transition from school to work, or training less-skilled job-seekers to
improve their job prospects
Offering vocational training and lifelong learning opportunities to give
people new skills

Helping people from disadvantaged groups to get jobs, as part of
enhancing ‘social inclusion’, a sign of the important role that
employment plays in helping people integrate better into society and
everyday life; the financial crisis has led to a redoubling of efforts to
keep people in work, or help them return to work quickly if they lose
their jobs
ACTIVITIES
Strengthening employment and mobility
Better education
Giving a chance to all
Better public services
ESF transnational platform
WEB: ec.europa.eu/esf/home.jsp?langId=en

EUROPEAN SOLIRDARITY
CORPS (ESC)
To create opportunities for young people to volunteer or work in
projects in their own country or abroad that benefit communities
and people around Europe
AIM

MAIN
OBJECTIVES
To foster solidarity in the European society
Engaging young people and organisations in accessible and high-quality
solidarity activities
Address societal challenges
To give young people the opportunity to learn and develop their potential
BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES Individual volunteering – between 2 and 12 months, and in some cases,
from 2 weeks
Volunteering teams – groups of 10-40 young people from at least 2
different countries, for 2 weeks and 2 months
Participants can volunteer abroad or in their country of residence
The costs of accommodation and food are covered; participants also
receive a small allowance for personal expenses
VOLUNTEERING ACTIVITIES
Any public or private organisation from a European Union Member State
holding a Quality Label (volunteering, traineeships and jobs)
Groups of young people registered in the ESC Portal (solidarity projects)

Traineeships – full-time work practice, between 2 and 6 months
Jobs – full-time work, between 3 and 12 months
They are paid for by the hosting organisation
Traineeships and jobs can take place in the participant’s country of
residence or abroad; if are abroad, participants receive a small allowance
to help them relocate and settle in a foreign country
Initiated, developed and implemented over a period of 2 to 12 months
Elaborated and implemented by at least 5 young people who want to
make a positive change in their local community
Young people who want to run a solidarity project in their country of
residence must register in the European Solidarity Corps portal
TRAINEESHIPS AND JOBS
SOLIDARITY PROJECTS
WEB: europa.eu/youth/solidarity_en

GALILEO AND
EGNOS
To offer initial services, operable with GPS and Glonass, suitable for security
applications (flying or sea crafts)AIM
EGNOS is the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay service, the first pan-European
satellite navigation system.
GALILEO is the own global navigation satellite system of Europe.

Public and private sector
Academic and university institutions
Research centres
BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES Offering an "open service" (called "Open Service"), free of charge for the
user, which provides positioning and synchronization information,
intended in mainly mass applications of satellite radionavigation
Contribution, through the signals of the Galileo open service and / or in
cooperation with other satellite radionavigation systems in the field of
integrity monitoring for users of security applications in accordance with
international standards
Providing a "commercial service" (called "Commercial Service" or CS),
which allows the development of applications for professional or
commercial purposes based high performance and higher value-added
data obtained through open service
To ensure that the signals emitted by the created system can be used for:

Providing a "regulated public service" ("Public Regulated Service" or PRS)
reserved for government-authorized users, for sensitive applications that
requires a high level of service continuity, free of charge for states
Member States, the Council, the Commission, the EEAS and, where
appropriate, the authorized Union agencies suitably; this service uses
robust and encrypted signals Rescue Support Service ”or SAR) from the
COSPAS-SARSAT system by detection SOS signals transmitted by
beacons and retransmission of messages to them
WEB: www.gsa.europa.eu

HORIZON 2020
To research and innovate in many fields of actions
AIM
BENEFICIARIES For standard research projects: a consortium of at least 3 legal entities
Each entity must be established in a state EU member state or in an
associated country
For other programs (European Research Council, instrument for SMEs,
co-financing of calls for proposals or programs national or public sector,
coordination and support, training and mobility); the minimum condition
for participation is that a legal entity be established in a Member State or
an associated country

ACTIVITIES
Research and innovation actions: funds research projects that clearly
address defined challenges and that they can lead to the development of
new knowledge or new technologies
Innovation actions: financing is more focused on activities closer to the
market like prototyping, demonstrations, pilot projects, large-scale
validation and so on if the projects aim at the realization of new or
improved products or services
Coordination and support actions: finances the coordination and linking
of projects, programs and policies research and innovation. Funding for
research and innovation itself is covered by another sections
Grants for frontier research - European Research Council: finances
projects evaluated on the basis of the unique criterion of scientific
excellence in any field carried out by a single national or multinational
research team led by a "chief researcher"
Support for training and career development - Marie Skłodowska-Curie
Actions: Funds international research grants in the public or private
sector, research training and staff exchanges

The SME tool: SMEs with a high innovation potential, which have set out
to develop growth potential. The instrument provides lump sums for
feasibility studies, grants for the main stage of an innovation project
(demonstrations, prototyping, testing, application development, etc.).
The marketing stage is indirectly supported by facilitation access to
credit instruments and equity
The fast track to innovation: Calls for proposals permanently open and
focused on innovation. Aims for innovative projects in any area of
technological or societal challenges
WEB: ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020

3RD HEALTH PROGRAMME
To support cooperation between EU countries and defining
and implementing activities in the health sectorAIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
To complement, support and add value to policies of
the Member States
To improve the health of the Union citizens as well as
reducing the health inequalities by promoting health
Encouraging innovation in health, increasing the
sustainability of health systems and protection citizens
of the Union of serious cross-border threats to health

BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES
Public authorities
Public sector bodies, especially institutions from research and health
Higher education institutions
NGOs
Jobs, investment and growth (population health and services)
Health care as a productive factor for growth and jobs)
Internal market (for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, care directive
cross-border medical and medical technology assessment)
Digital single market (including e-health)
Justice and fundamental rights (combating health inequalities)
Migration policy
Security (response preparedness and management of serious cross-border
threats to health)
WEB: ec.europa.eu/health/funding/programme_en

HERCULE III
To protect the financial interests of the EU by preventing and fighting fraud,
corruption and other such illegal actionsAIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
Prevention of fraud and other illegal activities by strengthening
cooperation transnational
Increasing the protection of the Union's financial interests by facilitating
trade information and good practices
Strengthening the competencies, knowledge and skills of the responsible
staff for financial management and public procurement within projects
funded by the European Union on national mechanisms and applicable in
these areas
Strengthening the skills, knowledge and abilities of police officers in the
field of fraud investigation so that it can fight fraud, corruption and other
illegal activities affecting the financial interests of the Union European

BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES
Regional and national administrations in the field
Research and education institutions
NGOs
Development of specialized training courses with clear objectives to
create networks and structural platforms between the Member States,
candidate countries, other third countries and public international
organizations in order to facilitate the exchange of information,
experience and best practices among staff employed by beneficiaries.
Organizing conferences to create networks and structural platforms
between the Member States, candidate countries, other third countries
and international public organizations, in order to facilitate the exchange
of information, experience and best practices among staff employed by
the beneficiaries
Organization of staff exchanges between national and regional
administrations (in especially between neighbouring Member States) in
order to contribute to further development, improving and updating staff
skills and competences in what concerns the protection of the financial
interests of the Union
WEB: ec.europa.eu/anti-fraud/policy/hercule/hercule-iii_en

INTERREG VOLUNTEERS
YOUTH
To get European regions closer to each other and to
boost their cooperationAIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
Promote a harmonious economic, social and
territorial development of the European Union as a
whole
To tackle common challenges together and find
shared solutions in the field of health, research and
education, transport or sustainable energy

BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES
NGOs
Public and private institutions
Interreg Managing Authorities and/or Joint Secretariats can host Interreg
Reporters who help disseminate information on the benefits of territorial
integration
Reporter volunteers bring an informal and creative approach to
supporting communication process.
Interreg Project beneficiaries can host Interreg Project Partners to help
implement the project’s goal and illustrate solidarity among Interreg
initiatives
Each experience is between 2 and 6 months long
WEB: www.interregyouth.com

JUSTICE
To contribute to the continuous development of an European justice space
based on acknowledgment and mutual trust, mainly through promoting
judicial cooperation in civil and criminal matter
AIM
All bodies and entities established legal in the participating countries
For-profit bodies and entities have access to the program only together
with non-profit or public organizations
Bodies and entities legally established in third countries other than
those participating to the program, in particular within the subject to
the European Neighbourhood Policy, may be associated with the
actions of the program, on at their own expense, if this serves the
purpose of those actions
BENEFICIARIES

ACTIVITIES
The Commission may cooperate with international organizations under
the conditions to set out in the program relevant annual activity. Access
to the program is open to international organizations that are active in
the areas covered by the program in accordance with the Financial
Regulation and relevant annual activity programs
Facilitating and supporting judicial cooperation in civil and criminal
matters
Supporting and promoting judicial training, including language training
on legal terminology to foster a common legal and judicial culture
Facilitating effective access to justice for all, including promotion and
support the rights of victims of crime, while respecting the right to
defence
Support for drug policy initiatives issues related to judicial cooperation
and crime prevention that have a closely related to the general objective
of this program, to the extent that it does not fall under the financial
support instrument for cooperation police, crime prevention and control
and crisis management in under the Internal Security Fund, or the
"Health for economical growth"
WEB: e-justice.europa.eu/home.do?action=home&plang=en

LIFE
To improve the environment and climate actions
AIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
Moving towards an efficient economy form in terms of resource usasge
Low carbon and resistance to climate change actions
Improving the quality of the environment
Stopping biodiversity loss
Supporting better environmental governance and climate

BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES
Governmental organisations and institutions
NGOs
SMEs
Higher educational institutions
Public local authorities
The environment priority area and the efficient use of resources: the
implementation of the Union's environmental policy by the public and
private sectors, through facilitating the development and exchange of
new solutions and good practices
The priority area nature and biodiversity: development and
dissemination of good practices on biodiversity as well as on the wider
challenges involved biodiversity
The priority area of governance and environmental information: promote
public awareness of environmental issues
WEB: ec.europa.eu/easme/en/life

RIGHTS, EQUALITY
AND CITIZENSHIP
To consolidate the gender equality, fighting all forms of
discrimination and racismAIM
MAIN
OBJECTIVES
Addressing the pressing issue of violence against women,
young people and children; other priority areas include
children's rights, inclusion of Roma in European society,
consumer rights and the protection of personal data
Contributes to the development of an area in which
equality and human rights, provided for in the treaties, in
the international human rights conventions, are promoted
and protected

BENEFICIARIES
ACTIVITIES
Public authorities (local, regional, national)
Associations and NGOs
Universities and schools
promoting non-discrimination and combating racism, xenophobia,
homophobia and other forms of intolerance
promoting human rights with disabilities
promoting gender equality and its inclusive approach
preventing violence against children, young people, women and other
groups at risk
promoting rights ensuring the protection of personal data at EU level
promoting the rights conferred by EU citizenship
strengthening consumer rights
The program finances actions aimed at:
WEB: ec.europa.eu/justice/grants1/programmes-2014-2020/rec/index_en.htm

Copernicus (Earth observation and surveillance systems)
Custom 2020 (customs bordering the EU)
Fiscalis 2020 (fiscal administrations)
AMIF (Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund
Other programmes available, mainly limited to authorities and agencies, are:
And there's more than that...
EDIDP (European defence industrial development programme)
EMFF (Europe Maritime and Fisheries Fund)
ESTAT (European Statistics)
RELEX (EU External Action – aid development cooperation, fundamental rights, trade and diplomacy
IMCAP (support for information measures relating to the common agricultural policy)
ISFB (internal security fund borers and visa)
ISFP (internal security fund police)
pilot projects and preparatory actions (PPPA)
AGRIP (Promotion of agricultural products), RFCS (Research fund for coal & steel)
UCPM (Union civil protection mechanism)
INNOVFUND (innovation fund)
EU Solidarity Fund (response to major natural disasters)
Cohesion Fund (reduce the economic and social disparities, promote sustainable development)

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