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The calls for proposals and the calls for expression of
interest within the ESPON 2013 Programme are currently
closed.
The next call for proposals and call for expression of
interest will be launched in SEPTEMBER 2009.
To benefit from the opportunities of funding offered
by the ESPON 2013 Programme we recommend that you
register to our database so we can keep you informed of
the latest news, including the date of the launch of the
calls, the research themes and the deadline of the call for
proposals or call for expression of interest. Additionally
you can
subscribe to the ESPON newsletter, and you can visit
periodically the official website of the Programme:
www.espon.eu
The team that implements the ESPON 2013
Programme in Romania wishes you good luck in your efforts to
access EU funding.
For any additional information regarding
ESPON 2013 Programme and for any suggestion to improve our
activity, please contact us:
Ministry of Regional Development and
Housing
Delia Elena POPA,
delia.popa@mdrl.ro,
phone: 0372114560, mobile: 0749 196 946.Romanian ESPON Contact Point
Oana
Mihaela STOLERIU,
oana_smadici@yahoo.com,
phone: 0232 201 474, mobile: 0740 588 583.
We wish you good luck !
Are you interested in ESPON 2013 Programme?
ESPON 2013 – The European observation network on territorial
development and cohesion
is an operational programme within the
European Territorial Cooperation Objective of the Cohesion
Policy of the European Union under which European
territorial research is financed.
The ESPON 2013 Programme is
funded by the European Regional Development Fund and the
contribution of all EU Member States and of the Partner
States: Norway, Switzerland, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
The purpose of the ESPON 2013 Programme is to
support the formulation of a policy aimed at the cohesion
and harmonious development of the European territory, by
(1) providing comparable information, statistics,
analyses and scenarios on territorial dynamics, as well as
by (2) revealing territorial capital and the
development potential of regions and larger territories,
thus contributing to the increase of competitiveness, the
widening of territorial cooperation and the sustainable
balanced development of the European territory.
Sources of information:
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