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Lower-Normandy’s projects flooding into INTERREG
7 07 2009
Up to 2013, Lower Normandy is eligible to join INTERREG programmes. The opportunity to develop cooperative projects between European regions is consequently open to the region’s associations, research teams and laboratories, together with, subject to certain conditions, its businesses. For some, action is already underway, whilst others are preparing their projects for validation.
INTERREG: welcome to cooperative European projects
7 07 2009
Europe comes to Lower Normandy! INTERREG is encouraging cooperative European territorial projects. And Lower Normandy is eligible. The news is out. Throughout the region, teams are actively rallying to develop projects
So what is INTERREG?
7 07 2009INTERREG IV A, B or C?
There is a great diversity of European programmes. Explanations.
The Regional Council chairs the Atlantic Arc
7 07 2009
Since the 13th of June 2008, the Lower Normandy Regional Council has been presiding over the Atlantic Arc Commission.
Lower Normandy’s marine innovations
7 07 2009Eight Lower Normandy players are involved in one or several of the 6 European “AQUAPROTECT” projects submitted in Porto on the 5th of June 2009 within the framework of the Interreg IV B Atlantic Area request for proposals:
Cuttlefish Under Franco-British surveillance
7 07 2009
A shared resource on both shores of the English Channel, cuttlefish will be studied within the framework of an INTERREG project conducted by the University of Caen.
What regional funding?
7 07 2009The Lower Normandy Regional Council supports research projects via its own co-funding mechanism INTERREG.
Learning on both shores of the channel
7 07 2009
Attracting new molecular chemistry students is the challenge facing an INTERREG project coordinated in Caen by Thierry Lequeux, a member of the Laboratory for Molecular and Thio-organic Chemistry (LCMT – CNRS-ENSICAEN-UCBN Laboratory).
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