Access to EU Funding
14 May 2002 – 23 May 2002, Ireland
Full-Day Training Course
Can you distinguish between the different funds available from the European Union? Do you know where to apply when you want funding for a particular project? This training course has the answers to these and many other questions that are often asked about EU funding and provides clarification of the EU funding structures. It emphasises the importance of applying for funding only when the conditions are compatible with the objectives of the applicants. In one day, those attending this training course will be given a practical outline of where to locate the information relevant to them, and how to keep up to date with developments in the area.
Who should attend?
This course is designed for all who wish to acquire an understanding of the complicated process involved in the application for funding at EU level.
The course will cover the following areas:
Introduction to the EU institutions
Why EU funding is important?
EU budget and competencies
Main Sources of Funds – distinguishing between Structural and Non-Structural
Structural Funds – NDP / CSF and Community Initiatives:
Accessing Funding – deadlines, information and eligibility
Preparation – Before you bid
Submitting your bid
Lobbying
Information and keeping up to Date
Case Study (Separate Presentation)
Training courses will be held in the European Movement Training Centre, Third Floor, 32 Nassau Street, Dublin on the following dates: 14th and 23rd May.
For a booking form email cbrowne@europeanmovement.ie
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