News
24.10.2016
Impact of Brexit on the Atlantic Area projects
How does Brexit affect projects co-financed by the Atlantic Area? Statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequers brings further information
According to the statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequers on the 3rd of October 2016 the UK guarantees the full funding of all projects approved before the date of the UK leaving the EU. Therefore, if the UK meets its target of filing the article 50 exit statement in March 2017 and the negotiations take the planned 2 years, the Interreg Atlantic Area Programme could approve projects with UK partners and UK lead partners until March 2019 and their funding will be guaranteed until the end of the project. UK government will guarantee funding for projects that demonstrate good value for money and alignment to domestic strategic priorities.
Published on: 2016-10-25
INTERREG ATLANTIC AREA ANNUAL EVENT
22.10.2018, Vigo (Spain)
"Blue innovation: main engine for sustainable growth in the Atlantic Area"
Interact E-Book "Connecting Cultures, Connected Citizens"
29.08.2018
Atlantic Area projects AYCH, MMIAH and ATLASWH presented as good examples of cultural heritage cooperation projects
4th Steering Committee meeting of the MMIAH project hosted by Plymouth City Council
8/9.08.2018, Plymouth (UK)
Partners had the opportunity to discuss the coming activities and visit relevant Maritime, Military and Industrial assets in the city of Plymouth
Technical workshop for portuguese beneficiaries and First Level Controllers
25.07.2018, Porto
Joint event organised yesterday by the Agência para o Desenvolvimento e Coesão IP and the Interreg Atlantic Area Programme
SEAFUEL partners meeting hosted by Logan Energy Hydrogen Technologies in Edinburgh
27/28.06.2018, Edinburgh
This project aims to use the renewable resources across the Atlantic Area to power the local transport fleet
AtlanticSocialLab 4th coordination meeting and study visits at Rennes, took place on the 3rd and 4th of July
3/4.07.2018, Rennes
The partnership had the opportunity to visit examples of good practices of social innovation in Rennes
Fórum Oceano hosted the second Steering Committee meeting of IN 4.0 project
28/29.06.2018, Leça da Palmeira
The IN 4.0 project consortium met in Leça da Palmeira (Portugal) on June 28th and 29th
SAFER project met in Cantabria (Spain) during the General Assembly of the Atlantic Arc Commission
28.06.2018, Cantabria
The relevant working groups and stakeholders had the opportunity to learn how SAFER aims to improve the innovation performance of the seafood industry
Monitoring Committee meeting held in Belfast under the UK Presidency
25.06.2018, Belfast
The Atlantic Area Programme Monitoring Committee met last week to discuss the next steps to be taken
CONSORTEX partners meeting hosted by Cork Institute of Technology
12/13.06.2018, Cork
European Internationalisation Maritime Consortia in the shipbuilding ancillary industries