"Cyprus has the status of a “more developed region” in the current EU cohesion policy and would normally receive 50% co-financing for projects under the European Regional Development Fund and European Social Fund programmes. But given that Cyprus has been experiencing economic hardship and declining investment over a long period, it was granted a higher co-financing rate of 85% between 1 January 2014 and 30 June 2017."
With the objective of establishing a European network for VET — ReferNet, this call aims at selecting one applicant from Greece and Romania, respectively (see point 3 below, ‘Eligibility criteria’), with which Cedefop will conclude a 18-month framework partnership agreement; and at concluding with each successful applicant a specific grant agreement for a 6-month work plan to be carried out in 2014 (starting 1 July 2014).
This open call falls under measure (b) and aims to support the networking, exchange, sharing and transfer of knowledge, technology, experience and best practice between project promoters on the one hand and entities from the Donor states on the other hand. The project promoters referred to in this call are those selected under the following Programme expected outcomes:
Provision of welfare and basic services to defined target groups increased
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"Cyprus has the status of a “more developed region” in the current EU cohesion policy and would normally receive 50% co-financing for projects under the European Regional Development Fund and European Social Fund programmes. But given that Cyprus has been experiencing economic hardship and declining investment over a long period, it was granted a higher co-financing rate of 85% between 1 January 2014 and 30 June 2017."