European Economic Area (EEA) Grants

European Economic Area (EEA) Grants

The small grants scheme open call is being funded from the European Economic Area (EEA) Financial Mechanism 2014–2021 “Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation” and has been developed by the Ministry of the Environment of the Republic of Estonia.

The main objective of the Programme is to mitigate climate change and reduce the vulnerability to climate change in Estonia. The purpose of the grant is to contribute to the reflection, setting and achievement of local climate and energy goals.

The programme "Climate Change Mitigation and Adaption" will be implemented in cooperation with the donor Programme partner Norwegian Environment Agency, who manages environmental protection and pollution control. More specifically, the agency’s primary tasks include managing Norwegian nature, reduce greenhouse gas emission and prevent pollution.

Activities

 Supported activities:

  • involving of climate and energy topics to the local level development documents or the county’s development strategy;
  • developing of the local, regional, or county level climate and energy plans.

Funding Information

  • The budget of the open call is 400,000 euros.
  • The minimum grant amount per application is 5000 euros and the maximum grant amount is 50,000 euros.
  • The maximum grant rate is 90% of the eligible costs.
  • Own contribution shall amount to at least 10% of the eligible costs. Own contribution shall be earmarked for the implementation of the project.

Eligibility Criteria

 

Applications for the project grant may be submitted by the bodies registered in the Republic of Estonia:

  • a local authority or a body administered by it;
  • association of the local authority.

Post Date - 09-Apr-2021


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