Under the same umbrella, 7 Interreg programmes are going to launch a capitalization call, granting access to the respective beneficiaries. The Interreg Italy-Croatia programme will be the first to officially launch its call on 16 June 2026. The South Adriatic as well as the other programmes will roll out their calls starting in September 2026.
To apply for funding under the coordinated call, applicants must structure their project proposals to meet the following criteria:
- Identify an existing output generated by a different programme and available within the MMM database (attached to each call for proposals)
- Define the activities planned to reuse, adapt and scale up the identified output(s)
- Specify the original project and Interreg/IPA programme from which the output(s) was sourced
- Explain the relevance of the chosen output(s) for the new context
- Describe how the output(s) will be transferred
The Interreg Mediterranean Multi-Programme Mechanism (MMM) is a pilot coordination project involving till now 10 Interreg programmes in the Mediterranean area on the topic of sustainable tourism. Our mission is:
- improve coordination efforts by involved programmes to creating a value chain between the projects, their solutions or impacts and thus favouring potential transfer, scaling up and mainstreaming processes;
- develop reinforced Interreg policy recommendations to increase the overall impact and sustainability of resources invested in territories, by improving the quality of interventions and sharing the richness of existing knowledge related to a specific topic.
The Mediterranean Multi-Programme Mechanism is pleased to announce the launch of the Mediterranean Peer Learning Visits for Sustainable Tourism, a unique collaborative initiative created to foster cooperation between ongoing projects working on sustainable tourism in the Mediterranean, through the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and solutions during physical on-site visits.
An innovative tool for fostering the exchange of knowledge and proven solutions between peers
The Mediterranean Peer Learning Visits for Sustainable Tourism (MPLVs) are a collaborative initiative jointly developed by the ten Interreg Programmes participating in the Mediterranean Multi-Programme Mechanism (MMM), namely Interreg Italy-France Maritime, NEXT MED, Euro-MED, Italy-Croatia, Italy-Malta, NEXT Italy-Tunisia, Greece-Cyprus, Italy-Slovenia, IPA South Adriatic, and IPA ADRION.
The DARING Cross Border Conference: New Perspectives and Solutions on Neurodegenerative Carewill take place on Wednesday, 20 May 2026, starting at 2:30 p.m., at the headquarters of Sviluppo Italia Molise, in Via Nazario Sauro 1, Campobasso, Italy. The event will also be accessible online via Microsoft Teams.
Policymakers, universities, industry leaders, and regional stakeholders will gather at the upcoming 4th International Conference "Adriatic Biodiversity Protection" AdriBioPro2026 that will take place from 22–25 September 2026 in Hyatt Regency Kotor Bay Resort, Stoliv, Kotor, Montenegro for a strategic high-level panel focused on improving skills, education, and employment opportunities in the South Adriatic blue economy, within Skills Project.
59 applications submitted for the second edition of “Upskilling for GOVERNANCE” closed on 14 May 2026 confirming the strong interest already recorded during the first edition of the initiative.
Students, young professionals, researchers, and Blue Economy stakeholders from Montenegro, Albania, and Italy are invited to apply for the International Summer School “Sustainable Development of the Yachting and Cruise Industry”, taking place from 29 June to 4 July 2026 in Kotor, Montenegro. The programme is organised within the SKILLS project and offers free participation, practical field learning, and 3 ECTS credits.