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Bulgaria-Türkiye Programme

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Bulgaria-Türkiye Programme

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Interreg IPA Bulgaria-Türkiye Cross-border Cooperation Programme 2021-2027, operating under the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA III), has a total budget of €34 million. This program promotes cross-border cooperation between Bulgaria and Türkiye, focusing on sustainable regional development. Its main priorities include fostering economic growth by supporting SMEs, entrepreneurship, and tourism development, and enhancing environmental protection through initiatives related to natural resource management, climate change adaptation, and disaster risk prevention. The program aims to strengthen ties between the two countries and contribute to long-term sustainability and prosperity in the border regions.

Eligible Area:

The geographical coverage of the Interreg IPA Bulgaria-Türkiye Cross-border Cooperation Programme includes specific border regions from both countries, as follows:

Member State:

  • Bulgaria: Yugoiztochen Region: Haskovo, Burgas, and Yambol provinces.

Partner Country:

  • Türkiye: Edirne, Kırklareli

These regions are eligible to participate in cross-border projects that foster collaboration, improve socio-economic conditions, and promote sustainable development on both sides of the border.

Eligible Applicants:

The following organisations are eligible to apply for cross-border projects under the program:

  • Local and regional authorities: Municipalities, regional administrations, and other public authorities.

  • Non-governmental organisations (NGOs): Civil society organisations working in areas like environment, social services, education, and culture.

  • Educational and research institutions: Universities, research centers, and vocational training institutions.

  • Business support organisations: Chambers of commerce, business associations, and clusters.

  • Public service providers: Organisations responsible for public services like waste management, water supply, and energy.

These eligible applicants are encouraged to collaborate on projects that enhance economic and social development, promote environmental sustainability, and foster cooperation between the two countries.

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