EEA Grants
These
pages provide information on Norway's
contribution to 13 EU member states through the EEA financial mechanisms. For
general information and all official documents related to the mechanisms,
please visit this website.
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(03.02.06)
The Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs Jonas Gahr Støre met with the Polish
Minister of Regional Development Grażyna Gęsicka in Oslo. The main point on the agenda for the
bilateral meeting was the EEA Financial Mechanisms.[Read more]. About the
EEA Financial Mechanism [Read more]
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(24.10.05)
"Finding partners in Norway"
– opportunities to work together with a Norwegian Partner launched. Information
will be avaliable for all 13 countries involved.
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Fund for Polish NGOs to be established under the EEA Financial
Mechanisms
(18.04.05 / 04.04.05) Norway and Poland have agreed on the
establishment of a fund of about NOK 300 million (approx. EUR 37 million) for
Polish NGOs under the EEA Financial Mechanisms. The fund, which will be the
largest of its kind in Poland,
will be the theme of a seminar for around 150 representatives of Norwegian and
Polish NGOs in Warsaw
on 7. April to discuss target areas for the fund and opportunities for
cooperation. [Read
more]
The report: [Read
more]. List of participants: [Read
more]. Programme: [Read
more]
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EEA/Norwegian Financial Mechanisms. Prague 2 March 2005
(11.03.05) More than 200 Czech and
Norwegian participants assembled in Prague
2 March to discuss co-operation and areas of mutual interest. This conference
marked the launch of the two Financial Mechanisms in the Czech Republic.
Conference report: [Read
more). Programme: [Read
more] . MoUs for the Norwegian Financial
Mechanism: [Read
more.] Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic
: [Read more]. For more information, please contact
"Innovasjon Norge" magnar.odelien@invanor.no. Presentations from the conference [Read
here]
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(12.01.05)
The MoU for the Norwegian Financial Mechanism is signed, and the Royal
Norwegian Embassy in Bratislava
is officially opened. In total the Norwegian and the EEA Financial Mechanisms
will be providing some 70 million euros to Slovakia over a five-year period.
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(03.12.04)
Estonia and Latvia signed on 2 December 2004 a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) with the three EEA EFTA states Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway on the
use of funds available through the European Economic Area Agreement (EEA).
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(03.12.04)
The Czech Republic signed on 2 December 2004 a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) with the three EEA EFTA states Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway on the
use of funds available through the European Economic Area Agreement (EEA).
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Norway – The Czech Republic
(18.10.04) A
Memorandum of Understanding ( MoU) on the use of funds under the Norwegian
financial mechanism in Poland was signed on 18. October 2004. Read the Mou and the Annex A, Annex B and Annex C.
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Norway-Poland
(14.10.04) A
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the use of funds under the Norwegian
financial mechanism in Poland was signed 14 October 2004. Read more: Press Release. MoU.
Annex.
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The EEA Financial
Mechanism
The Norwegian Financial Mechanism
(09.09.04) Under the EEA Enlargement Agreement, Norway will contribute EUR
1.134 billion to 13 EU member states through two new financial mechanisms.
The purpose is to contribute to the reduction of social and
economic disparities in Europe, and to support the new EU member states in
their efforts to participate fully in the enlarged internal market.
A wide range of public authorities and institutions,
organisations and businesses in the beneficiary states are eligible for funds
for development and investment projects.
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