The JS carries out the day-to-day operational administration of the programme: communication of funding opportunities, support to applicants, evaluation of applications and monitoring of projects, managing technical assistance budget. It also assists all the other programme bodies with their tasks. The Joint Secretariat is based in Bari (Puglia) Italy.
The Managing Authority (MA) is the body formally responsible for managing the Programme on behalf of the participating partner countries. It is the MA that signs the subsidy contracts on behalf of the Programme with the selected projects.
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The Monitoring Committee (MC) is the central decision-making body for the Programme and its overall task is to ensure the quality and effectiveness of the Programme’s implementation. Project applications are approved (or not) by the monitoring committee.
A clear organisational structure ensures that funds are spent in the best way possible.
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The Interreg IPA South Adriatic Programme supports cross-border cooperation between Italy (Puglia and Molise Regions), Albania, and Montenegro. This area is united by the Adriatic Sea, which represents both a natural border and a bridge for dialogue, mobility, and exchange.
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The Interreg IPA South Adriatic 2021 2027 is a cross-border cooperation Programme co-funded by the European Union through the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance.
The European Union fosters the cooperation within Interreg IPA (Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance) between EU Member States (Italy - Puglia and Molise Regions) and candidate countries (Albania and Montenegro). The Programme builds on the lessons learnt of the previous Interreg IPA CBC Italy-Albania-Montenegro programme 2014-2020 and the strong heritage collected by its 80 funded projects.
The Programme provides financial support to public authorities (local, regional and national bodies), research institutions, NGOs, and non-profit actors aiming to find joint solutions to common challenges through the development of digital tools, strategies, action plans and pilot tests, focusing on green and digital growth, promoting clean energy transition, improving equal access to inclusive education and enhancing institutional capacity of public authorities.
We have a budget of 81 million euros from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), including 17,51% co-financing by Member States.
Our programme contributes to all EU Priority Axes (PA) and and Specific Objectives (S.O.).