Looking for the best idea for a climate protection project in Europe
30. 11. 2022
The European Climate Initiative (ECI) is launching the 7th edition of its competition for ideas to promote progressive climate protection policies in Europe. On behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection, it will provide selected projects with financial support of between 120,000 and 1,000,000 EUR for an implementation period of 18-29 months.
For more information on EUKI, please go to the website.
Applications for funding can be submitted from 25 November 2022 to 13 January 2022 by NGOs, non-profit organisations, universities, academic and educational institutions or public authorities.
The programme focuses on the Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe region, the Baltic States and the Western Balkan countries. The proposed projects should aim to accelerate climate action in Europe in one of seven priority areas:
1) climate protection policy
2) energy policy (energy security and poverty, renewable energy, energy self-sufficiency, climate-neutral buildings)
3) socially just transformation
4) climate-neutral mobility
5) climate-friendly financing
6) sustainable economy (resource conservation, sustainable tourism, digitalisation)
7) decarbonisation
Requirements and detailed information on the application process can be found here.
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