Q&A sessions
All your questions about the first calls for project proposals
ONLINE Q&A sessions
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The Interreg Alpine Space programme is offering a series of Q&A sessions on different topics for you to prepare for the currently opened first calls for project proposals of the programming period 2021-2027.
Get informed about the thematic priorities of the programming period, the application procedures and how to make a good application for funding.
The four sessions took place between 18 January and 21 February 2022. You can find below the material for each of the sessions: recordings and slides.
HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF THE SESSIONS
Read the Terms of reference carefully
Read the Programme manual carefully
You missed the sessions or want to watch again? Find below the sessions´ recordings and presentations
Topics of the Q&A sessions
18 January 2022 | 14:00-15:30
Q&A about quality criteria for a good application
In the first session of our series, you will learn all around the application process and how to submit a good quality application: the programme priorities and the type of projects, how to develop solid partnerships as well as good work plans, how to use indicators to measure success…
Session´s material
26 January 2022 | 10:00-11:30
Q&A about the eligibility rules
The second session will give you the possibility to learn everything about the eligibility rules for the first calls. Besides the introduction to this topic, you will be provided with further information on the five cost categories as well as their calculation options.
Session´s material
15 February 2022 | 10:00-11:30
Q&A about the joint electronic monitoring system (Jems)
The third session is going to introduce the joint electronic monitoring system called Jems. Watch the live demonstrations carried out by a project officer for the first steps in the system, the management of users, how to fill in the AF-step 1 and the submission of the proposal.
Session´s material
21 February 2022 | 14:00-15:30
Q&A about small-scale projects
In the fourth and last session, you will learn more about the new type of projects co-financed the programme: the small-scale projects. After an introduction on the cornerstones of small-scale projects, two experts exemplify two topics that are relevant for elaboration in small-scale project ideas: circular economy and resilience to climate change.
Session´s material
