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179 projects co-financed since 2000
Interreg Alpine Space programme
Interreg is a series of programmes for the cohesion between regions in and out of the European Union. The Interreg Alpine Space programme co-finances and supports cooperation projects across the borders of seven Alpine countries. Since its creation in 2000, it tackles common challenges and improve the quality of life of the 80 million inhabitants of the Alpine region. Within the current period 2021-2027, we are at the forefront of the transition to a unique, carbon neutral and climate resilient European territory: the Alpine Region.
179 projects co-financed since 2000
Interreg Alpine Space programme
Interreg is a series of programmes for the cohesion between regions in and out of the European Union. The Interreg Alpine Space programme co-finances and supports cooperation projects across the borders of seven Alpine countries. Since its creation in 2000, it tackles common challenges and improve the quality of life of the 80 million inhabitants of the Alpine region. Within the current period 2021-2027, we are at the forefront of the transition to a unique, carbon neutral and climate resilient European territory: the Alpine Region.
179 projects co-financed since 2000
Interreg Alpine Space programme
Interreg is a series of programmes for the cohesion between regions in and out of the European Union. The Interreg Alpine Space programme co-finances and supports cooperation projects across the borders of seven Alpine countries. Since its creation in 2000, it tackles common challenges and improve the quality of life of the 80 million inhabitants of the Alpine region. Within the current period 2021-2027, we are at the forefront of the transition to a unique, carbon neutral and climate resilient European territory: the Alpine Region.
179 projects co-financed since 2000
Interreg Alpine Space programme
Interreg is a series of programmes for the cohesion between regions in and out of the European Union. The Interreg Alpine Space programme co-finances and supports cooperation projects across the borders of seven Alpine countries. Since its creation in 2000, it tackles common challenges and improve the quality of life of the 80 million inhabitants of the Alpine region. Within the current period 2021-2027, we are at the forefront of the transition to a unique, carbon neutral and climate resilient European territory: the Alpine Region.
ONLINE Kick-off conference
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Join our virtual conference centre to web stream the plenary sessions: https://alpine-space.live/
The centre will be available on 22 November (entry will open in the morning) and 23 November 2021.
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ONLINE Kick-off conference
Join us online
Join our virtual conference centre to web stream the plenary sessions: https://alpine-space.live/
The centre will be available on 22 November (entry will open in the morning) and 23 November 2021.
You will need to verify your email address to log in. Please find below some simple explanations on how to use our virtual conference centre.
ONLINE Kick-off conference
Join us online
Join our virtual conference centre to web stream the plenary sessions: https://alpine-space.live/
The centre will be available on 22 November (entry will open in the morning) and 23 November 2021.
You will need to verify your email address to log in. Please find below some simple explanations on how to use our virtual conference centre.
ONLINE Kick-off conference
Join us online
Join our virtual conference centre to web stream the plenary sessions: https://alpine-space.live/
The centre will be available on 22 November (entry will open in the morning) and 23 November 2021.
You will need to verify your email address to log in. Please find below some simple explanations on how to use our virtual conference centre.
ONLINE Kick-off conference
Join us online
Join our virtual conference centre to web stream the plenary sessions: https://alpine-space.live/
The centre will be available on 22 November (entry will open in the morning) and 23 November 2021.
You will need to verify your email address to log in. Please find below some simple explanations on how to use our virtual conference centre.
ONLINE Kick-off conference
Join us online
Join our virtual conference centre to web stream the plenary sessions: https://alpine-space.live/
The centre will be available on 22 November (entry will open in the morning) and 23 November 2021.
You will need to verify your email address to log in. Please find below some simple explanations on how to use our virtual conference centre.
ONLINE Kick-off conference
Join us online
Join our virtual conference centre to web stream the plenary sessions: https://alpine-space.live/
The centre will be available on 22 November (entry will open in the morning) and 23 November 2021.
You will need to verify your email address to log in. Please find below some simple explanations on how to use our virtual conference centre.
ONLINE Kick-off conference
Join us online
Join our virtual conference centre to web stream the plenary sessions: https://alpine-space.live/
The centre will be available on 22 November (entry will open in the morning) and 23 November 2021.
You will need to verify your email address to log in. Please find below some simple explanations on how to use our virtual conference centre.
We enable solutions for transnational challenges
We are supporting projects, which are developing transnational solutions for transnational challenges of the Alpine region.
- By fostering cooperation between the organisations that can tackle these challenges
- By co-financing cooperation projects to up to 75% via the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
The Interreg Alpine Space programme is an Interreg programme. Interreg is a key instrument of the European Union (EU) Cohesion Policy. It is financed through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) as well as national contributions from its seven Partner States. For 2021-2027, the programme has a budget of € 107 million ERDF.
We enable solutions for transnational challenges
We are supporting projects, which are developing transnational solutions for transnational challenges of the Alpine region.
- By fostering cooperation between the organisations that can tackle these challenges
- By co-financing cooperation projects to up to 75% via the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
The Interreg Alpine Space programme is an Interreg programme. Interreg is a key instrument of the European Union (EU) Cohesion Policy. It is financed through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) as well as national contributions from its seven Partner States. For 2021-2027, the programme has a budget of € 107 million ERDF.
We enable solutions for transnational challenges
We are supporting projects, which are developing transnational solutions for transnational challenges of the Alpine region.
- By fostering cooperation between the organisations that can tackle these challenges
- By co-financing cooperation projects to up to 75% via the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
The Interreg Alpine Space programme is an Interreg programme. Interreg is a key instrument of the European Union (EU) Cohesion Policy. It is financed through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) as well as national contributions from its seven Partner States. For 2021-2027, the programme has a budget of € 107 million ERDF.
We enable solutions for transnational challenges
We are supporting projects, which are developing transnational solutions for transnational challenges of the Alpine region.
- By fostering cooperation between the organisations that can tackle these challenges
- By co-financing cooperation projects to up to 75% via the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
The Interreg Alpine Space programme is an Interreg programme. Interreg is a key instrument of the European Union (EU) Cohesion Policy. It is financed through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) as well as national contributions from its seven Partner States. For 2021-2027, the programme has a budget of € 107 million ERDF.
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Task force meeting 2 — July 2026: Official kick-off 2028+ programme design process
The Interreg Alpine Space programme is currently designing its successor programme for the 2028–2034 period. Task Force (TF) meetings take place at regular intervals. This series of posts reports on the outcomes of the most recent meeting. On Thursday, 09 July the...
DiMark presented in Carinthia
The DiMark project was presented on 24 June 2026 during the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Carinthian Institute for Lake Research in Klagenfurt am Wörthersee, Austria. Rainer Kurmayer from the University of Innsbruck presented how remote sensing methods...
DiMark connects scientific research with public awareness in France
In recent months, the DiMark project has been presented through several scientific and public communication activities organised by the INRAE CARRTEL team in France. DiMark research and objectives were shared at the CARRTEL Scientific Meeting in March 2026, the...
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EU Strategy for the Alpine Region (EUSALP)
The EU Strategy for the Alpine Region (EUSALP) is a macro-regional strategy for the Alpine area. Created in 2015, it is based on a joint initiative of seven Alpine states (Austria, France, Italy, Germany, Slovenia, Liechtenstein and Switzerland) and 48 regions and regions. It aims at strengthening cooperation to address common challenges of the Alpine region in a more effective way.
The Interreg Alpine Space programme contributes to the goals of EUSALP.
For further information on EUSALP please check the EUSALP website: EUSALP | Homepage (alpine-region.eu)
To find out more about macro-regional strategies, have a look at the Inforegio website: Macro-Regional Strategies – Regional Policy – European Commission (europa.eu)
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In 2021-2027, the Interreg Alpine Space programme co-finances projects contributing to four main objectives or priorities. Each priority can be declined in specific objectives, which define the direction in which we want to develop the Alpine region.
