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Capitalisation projects current call
The projects funded by the Interreg Alpine Space programme are developing solutions and delivering results to address the current challenges of the Alpine region. To support the wider dissemination of these solutions and their operational integration within interested organisations, the programme intends to fund two capitalisation projects under Priority 4 “Cooperatively managed and developed Alpine region”, covering the following topics:
- Climate resilience of snow-dependent mountain tourism or
- Circular economy and industrial transformation.
Deadline: 30.06.2026, 13:00 CET
Indicative timeline – Capitalisation call
- 15 May 2026: Deadline to schedule a Lead Applicant consultation
- 30 June 2026: Submission deadline
- 17-28 November 2026: Programme Committee decision
- Early December 2026 (tbc): Get started! Seminar
- January 2027: Start of project implementation
Capitalisation projects characteristics
ERDF co-financing by project: €1m
Duration: 24 months
Partnership: 7 to 12 partners
Transnationality: at least 4 countries
Classic projects current call
Classic projects have been in place for several years already and offer a result oriented approach, helping to identify the expected contribution of projects in a defined policy field. Their selection follows a two-step application procedure.
Indicative timeline – Classic call 3
Step 2 application submission has concluded
- 19-20 May 2026 : Programme Committee decision
- Early June 2026 (tbc): Get started! Seminar
Classic projects characteristics
Total budget: €1m to €3m
Duration: 24 to 36 months
Partnership: 7 to 12 partners
Transnationality: at least 4 countries
Small-scale projects current call
Small-scale projects are shorter and involve less partners compared to classic projects. It allows the beneficiaries to address innovative subjects from a thematic and/or territorial perspective. Their selection follows a one-step application procedure.
There’s currently no call for small-scale projects. Discover the projects approved in November 2024 here.
Small-scale projects characteristics
Total budget: €250k to €750k
Duration: 12 to 24 months
Partnership: 4 to 7 partners
Transnationality: at least 3 countries
Calls calendar
- Project proposals can be submitted as of publication of the terms of reference until a pre-defined deadline.
- Calls are open generally for about two months.
- Applications have to be submitted via the Joint Electronic Monitoring System (Jems).
Ongoing call(s)
Third call for classic projects
Next calls foreseen available here
(Latest update: January 2025)
Resources and support
Programme manual
Application kit
In the kit, find documents that will help you for your application, such as:
- Offline application form template and guidance for Jems
- Partnership agreement guidance
- Budget simulator
- Checklist to make sure your application is complete
Jems
The Joint Electronic Monitoring System (Jems) is a tool for project applicants and project partners to create and submit application forms. It also allows the programme bodies to monitor the implementation of the projects as well as of the programme itself. It should be noted that Jems is not a management tool for project partners.
National requirements
Get in touch
For more information, support in your partner search or advice on the consistency between your project idea and the cooperation programme, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the contact point in your country.
FAQ and glossary
Those sections will help you to have an overview on the frequently asked question and the terminology of the programme.
Events
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