Did you know that in the last seven years, the European Structural and Investment Funds have invested nearly €3.4 billion in Ireland?
The EU provides funding for a broad range of projects and programmes covering various areas, from education, research, employment, regional development to the environment, humanitarian aid, agriculture, and the marine, among many others. Significant support is available to small and medium-sized businesses, non-governmental and civil society non-profit organisations, young people, researchers, farmers, and public bodies, to name a few.
The European Structural and Investment Funds support economic development across all of the European Union. These Funds make up over half of the European Union’s budget. The Funds work together to invest in education, research, and job creation to help create a sustainable and healthy economy across the whole of the country. They are also spent on protecting our environment, and on supporting rural and coastal communities.
On pilot site 1, construction work for week 1 was recently completed. Read about the work so far in the link. There will be no work on week 2
https://www.nweurope.eu/projects/project-search/icare4farms-increase-the-capacity-of-renewable-energies-re-in-farms-in-the-north-west-europe-region-by-using-solar-thermal-energy/
And let us not forget #PEACEPLUS yet to come !!@seupb https://twitter.com/ukesif/status/1377955205824847875
It's Good Friday. So let's tweet about the #EU funded #PEACEIV programme and its predecessors, and other programmes bringing communities on both sides of the Irish border together.
It's Good Friday. So let's tweet about the #EU funded #PEACEIV programme and its predecessors, and other programmes bringing communities on both sides of the Irish border together.
Another survey for first year @itsligo students! This one focuses on the first semester experience. Make your voice heard in #Europe and give it a go. From the European Students' Union https://ex9937.customervoice360.com/uc/entrants_survey/
