Interreg

What Is INTERREG?

INTERREG IV forms the Co-operation Strand of Structural Funds programmes. It aims to strengthen economic and social cohesion by promoting balanced development across areas of the European Union territory through co-operation projects between Member States.

It is funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). The total value of the Interreg projects is approximately €1,27 Billion

How is INTERREG IV organised?


Interreg is delivered through three types of Co-operation:

Interreg IVA: It can be between Member States with joint boundaries (Cross order Co-operation)
Interreg IVB: Or through larger groupings of Member States grouped in pan MS regions (Transnational Co-operation) and
Interreg IVC: Through interregional cooperation – eg any region in the UK cooperating with a region within any Member State

Further Information

This web page will be updated shortly. In the meantime further information on the existing and new Interreg Programmes can be found at the following sites:

North West Europe programme

North Sea Programme

Atlantic Area programme

Interregional Cooperation Programme (Interreg IVC)

INTERACT Programme

Contact Points

UK Project Partners can also get further assistance from two UK Contact Points.

For the North West Europe Programme:

Mike Sanders:
Tel: 0151 651 0606
Mobile: 07730 683700
Email: Mike Sanders

For the North Sea Programme :

Jon Jordan
Tel: 01259 781404
Mobile: 07764 764773
Email: Jon Jordan
Website: europeanpolicysolutions.com