E.G.T.C. AMPHICTYONY

The Mediterranean, our sea, is the lake of its Peoples. Those Peoples marched through time and space, alone, sometimes as nomads and tribes and later as independent entities or in the shadow of great empires, with periods of peaceful co-existence, rivalries, friendships, defeats and victories highlighting civilizations whose roots can be found throughout the modern world, always having as common denominator the history written in this particular part of the world. 

Maintaining relations of cooperation and twinning with one another, the Twinned Municipalities, Associations and Areas of the Mediterranean believe that it is a matter of great importance for their peoples to live in a continuously peaceful environment and one of constant development, financially effective, socially just and environmentally viable with cohesion and security in their areas. 

The Twinned Municipalities, Areas and their Associations of the Mediterranean, members of the AMPHICTYONY Network of Twinned Cities and Areas of the Mediterranean that was established with its 1997 charter, realizing the need to adjust the existing charter to the Regulation EK 1082/2006 of the European Parliament and Council of July 5th 2006 for the European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation , decide to amend the Charter of AMPHICTYONY as follows in order for it to evolve into an E.G.T.C Network.

 

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European seminar

European seminar


The EGTC Amphictyony in collaboration with ALDA (European Association for Local Democracy), of which it is a member, offered online training to its members and not only on 05/11/24, on the topic "Introduction to EU Project Development & Introduction to the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) and the main EU-funding mechanisms", as part of a training cycle on EU Project Development and EU Funding Programs (CERV, Erasmus+, Creative Europe, Life, Interreg, ESF, Horizon, AMIF). It provided executives and members of the organization with knowledge and skills related to the development and financing of European projects.

Participants are introduced to the basics of EU project development, understanding the structure and conditions for submitting proposals for EU-supported projects. In addition, the section on the Multiannual Financial Framework explains how the EU budget framework is structured, as well as the operation and targeting of the main funding programs, such as Erasmus+, CERV, Horizon, etc.

Through this approach, participants understand the possibility of financing different types of projects, which is extremely important for the development of local and cross-border initiatives. The course offers the foundations for developing the skills required to manage European projects, providing knowledge of the objectives, processes and strategies required to successfully implement a funded project. It is part of a wider cycle of trainings aimed at familiarizing participants with European programs and the project planning process, allowing them to make the best use of the available EU funding tools.