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["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233381","Development of an Enzyme Discovery Platform kit towards Biocatalysis","Development of an Enzyme Discovery Platform kit towards Biocatalysis","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","31/03/2019","50","48607.37","EUR","24303.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Development of an Enzyme Discovery Platform kit towards Biocatalysis","Development of an Enzyme Discovery Platform kit towards Biocatalysis","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233262","Measure 2 Expenditure 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","173098.61","EUR","86549.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531636",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Measure 2 Expenditure 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure 2015","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233405","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","197613.72","EUR","98806.86","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531961",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233424","Measure 2 expenditure for 2015","Measure 2 expenditure for 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","190180.57","EUR","95090.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531970",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Measure 2 expenditure for 2015","Measure 2 expenditure for 2015","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295593","Arctic Collaboration to Support more Efficient Dissemination of Arctic Cooperation Project Results","Arctic Collaboration to Support more Efficient Dissemination of Arctic Cooperation Project Results","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Russia|Norway|Canada|Faroe Islands",null,"01/12/2017","31/05/2019","52.94","45000","EUR","23821.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","61.9949259,-6.7848592|44.6567363,-63.5963304|55.0045217,-7.3214339|53.1423672,-7.6920536|54.9513499,-7.7188444|53.9443321,-8.0985053|68.4392482,17.4278952|68.4358277,17.434711|62.6334069,17.9278507|63.8258471,20.2630354|65.584819,22.1567026|65.0592359,25.4663525|66.4810265,25.7228833|62.5887184,29.7789468|68.9406516,33.0626765",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Lapland|Norrbotten County|Västerbotten County|Västernorrland County|Midlands Region|Border Region|Nordland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Derry City and Strabane","FI1D3|FI1D7|SE332|SE331|SE321|IE063|IE041|NO071|FI1D9|UKN0A","2014-2020","The aim of ARCTIC CLUSTER is to increase awareness and transfer good energy practices by optimising the use of resources across three complementary projects (SECURE, EEBAK and GrAB), funded by three different Arctic cooperation programmes (NPA, Interreg Nord and Kolartic CBC), that are all addressing similar themes and territorial challenges. The main objective is to use transnational cooperation to ensure better implementation and knowledge exchange of the energy solutions available across the Northern Periphery and Arctic Programmes. This will maximise more efficient added value of the funding received. The main result will be to establish a critical mass of energy efficient and renewable solutions across the Arctic Area. An integrated approach to the dissemination of project results will help achieve better communication between cooperation programmes and increased scalability of energy efficient resources in housing and public infrastructures across the Programme areas. The newly formed project cluster will disseminate solutions from 3 different Arctic Programmes to target groups across the whole Northern Periphery and Arctic Area. These projects have joined together because they complement each other in addressing low-carbon objectives in the context of energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions. The partners will optimise networking, co-ordination, monitoring, exchange of information, and the exploitation and dissemination of results. The partnership comprises 15 of the 16 original partners across the three projects in Finland, Sweden, Ireland, UK, Faroe, Norway, Russia and Canada. It includes all project lead partners, municipalities, technical universities, applied research centres with links to the business sectors. This approach will generate European added value, beyond the limited resources of an individual project, with the result being increased decarbonisation in the longer term. The project’s workplan places a strong emphasis on dissemination of best practice and services across projects and the NPA territory and its actions will utilise digital collaboration platforms, inter-project meetings and transnational stakeholder seminars. A special emphasis will be placed on collation and dissemination of best practice, services and results from all three projects across the NPA, including at the NPA 2018 Annual Conference.","The aim of ARCTIC CLUSTER is to increase awareness and transfer good energy practices by optimising the use of resources across three complementary projects (SECURE, EEBAK and GrAB), funded by three different Arctic cooperation programmes (NPA, Interreg Nord and Kolartic CBC), that are all addressing similar themes and territorial challenges. The main objective is to use transnational cooperation to ensure better implementation and knowledge exchange of the energy solutions available across the Northern Periphery and Arctic Programmes. This will maximise more efficient added value of the funding received. The main result will be to establish a critical mass of energy efficient and renewable solutions across the Arctic Area. An integrated approach to the dissemination of project results will help achieve better communication between cooperation programmes and increased scalability of energy efficient resources in housing and public infrastructures across the Programme areas. The newly formed project cluster will disseminate solutions from 3 different Arctic Programmes to target groups across the whole Northern Periphery and Arctic Area. These projects have joined together because they complement each other in addressing low-carbon objectives in the context of energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions. The partners will optimise networking, co-ordination, monitoring, exchange of information, and the exploitation and dissemination of results. The partnership comprises 15 of the 16 original partners across the three projects in Finland, Sweden, Ireland, UK, Faroe, Norway, Russia and Canada. It includes all project lead partners, municipalities, technical universities, applied research centres with links to the business sectors. This approach will generate European added value, beyond the limited resources of an individual project, with the result being increased decarbonisation in the longer term. The project’s workplan places a strong emphasis on dissemination of best practice and services across projects and the NPA territory and its actions will utilise digital collaboration platforms, inter-project meetings and transnational stakeholder seminars. A special emphasis will be placed on collation and dissemination of best practice, services and results from all three projects across the NPA, including at the NPA 2018 Annual Conference.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233490","BMW BEWH 2016","BMW BEWH 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","7305920","EUR","3652960","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531649","53.3497645,-6.2602732",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","The Better Energy Warmer Homes Scheme supports upgrading the efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","The Better Energy Warmer Homes Scheme supports upgrading the efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234182","FOOD NUTRITION & INNOVATIONS LTD 158463","FOOD NUTRITION & INNOVATIONS LTD 158463","Ireland",null,"12/05/2015","28/04/2017","50","10875","EUR","5437.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531747","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Purchase of capital equipment to develop a new product range of super snacks and bites","Purchase of capital equipment to develop a new product range of super snacks and bites","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234166","LEO Roscommon IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Roscommon IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","17779.21","EUR","8889.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531737","53.6982695,-8.2182507612962",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 - 35 through training and development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 - 35 through training and development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233259","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"08/11/2016","31/12/2016","50","5669.19","EUR","2834.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531636",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297741","Integrated \"Zero Waste\" Biorefinery utilising all fractions of Willow feedstock for the production of high to medium based Bio-Chemicals/Materials, Renewable Energy in the form of Bio Methane production and Natural Fertilisers.","Integrated \"Zero Waste\" Biorefinery utilising all fractions of Willow feedstock for the production of high to medium based Bio-Chemicals/Materials, Renewable Energy in the form of Bio Methane production and Natural Fertilisers.","Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Belgium",null,"26/09/2019","25/09/2022","60","3780800.42","EUR","2268480.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929","53.2259365,-4.1325848|54.5592095,-5.9462956|51.8405982,-8.3028216|51.8947451,-8.4616917|52.6736146,-8.5721075|52.2733747,-9.6839423|52.0581937,0.2385329|50.339359,1.943522|50.4590934,3.9282873|50.8438286,4.3759107",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Mid-West Region|South-West Region, Ireland|North Wales|Arrondissement of Mons|Pas-de-Calais|Belfast|West Essex|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE051|IE053|UKL11|BE323|FRE12|UKN06|UKH35|BE100","2014-2020","The recovery of relatively small quantities of high value extractives from biomass has the potential to transform the economic viability of biorefineries promoting transition to a zero waste circular bioeconomy. Through transnational collaboration BIOWill addresses the problem of poor vertical integration of value for biomass by developing a zero waste willow biorefinery ultilising all fractions of the feedstock for the production of biopharmaceutical chemicals, energy and materials ensuring sustainable economic development. This project will demonstrate the commerciality of scalable rural biorefineries for the NWE providing alternative income for farmers and employment across a wide skill base. The project will deliver a Biorefinery model for North west Europe using Willow, by producing high value salicylates from willow bark for medical applications. The bark residue and bark-free willow pulp will converted into safe food quality packaging material to replace fossil derived plastics. The end of life packaging will be hydrolysed and used as a feedstock in an innovative bio-energy anaerobic digestion system producing biogas suitable for grid injection. Technology demonstrations will validate how technology integration can increase efficiency, qualifying as “best available practice”. Intensive market, regulatory, financial, technical & environmental analysis will produce a “toolkit” (LCAs, business models, etc) for dissemination to all market actors via an extensive communications programme. The project objective is to enable a zero waste biorefinery and provide a detailed plan for a sustainable circular low carbon economy. The approach would support the emergence of a competitive bioeconomy in the region, benefiting SMEs in NEW by bringing together all stakeholders in the value chain to systematically address the lack of reference plants and perceived risks and promote market replication in NWE area.","The recovery of relatively small quantities of high value extractives from biomass has the potential to transform the economic viability of biorefineries promoting transition to a zero waste circular bioeconomy. Through transnational collaboration BIOWill addresses the problem of poor vertical integration of value for biomass by developing a zero waste willow biorefinery ultilising all fractions of the feedstock for the production of biopharmaceutical chemicals, energy and materials ensuring sustainable economic development. This project will demonstrate the commerciality of scalable rural biorefineries for the NWE providing alternative income for farmers and employment across a wide skill base. The project will deliver a Biorefinery model for North west Europe using Willow, by producing high value salicylates from willow bark for medical applications. The bark residue and bark-free willow pulp will converted into safe food quality packaging material to replace fossil derived plastics. The end of life packaging will be hydrolysed and used as a feedstock in an innovative bio-energy anaerobic digestion system producing biogas suitable for grid injection. Technology demonstrations will validate how technology integration can increase efficiency, qualifying as “best available practice”. Intensive market, regulatory, financial, technical & environmental analysis will produce a “toolkit” (LCAs, business models, etc) for dissemination to all market actors via an extensive communications programme. The project objective is to enable a zero waste biorefinery and provide a detailed plan for a sustainable circular low carbon economy. The approach would support the emergence of a competitive bioeconomy in the region, benefiting SMEs in NEW by bringing together all stakeholders in the value chain to systematically address the lack of reference plants and perceived risks and promote market replication in NWE area.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297170","Connecting Services, Citizens and Communities - Acute","Connecting Services, Citizens and Communities - Acute","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2016","31/12/2021","85","11324753.13","EUR","9626040.16","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368081","55.9299862,-3.3001653|54.53707,-5.90849|54.5942412,-5.9296659|54.5945296,-5.9297924|53.2875368,-6.376733|54.4345127,-6.4097584|54.985396,-7.2929481|54.3045177,-8.1708118",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Border Region|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane|Edinburgh, City of|Lisburn and Castlereagh","IE061|IE041|UKN07|UKN06|UKN0A|UKM75|UKN0E","2014-2020","People living in border regions are most impacted by the fact that there are two health systems alongside each other which are significantly different in terms of policy base, structures, coverage and funding. This means there are no universal solutions for cross border health and social care services as they need to be meticulously planned and thus are more challenging and time consuming than single jurisdiction services. Proposed Project - The purpose of this project is to increase acute episodes of care to patients, through improved/reformed service delivery on a cross border basis. Inherent in the submission is the reassurance that all necessary consultations are embodied though the chief executives of the partners. Partnership composition- Health Service Executive, Western/Southern Health & Social Care Trusts, Public Health Agency, Health & Social Care Board, NI/RoI/Scottish Ambulance Services. The Partnership has developed objectives to achieve the output indicators associated with 4:118/4:119: Establish 3 cross-border frameworks, for scheduled/unscheduled care streams to benefit 13,000 Patients. The project will deliver services in a more innovative way, not only in terms of how flexibly patients might access such services but also to reorganise services so that they deliver better quality care to patients with more effective clinical outcomes. Strategic Context - This project will transform the lives of at least 13,000 patients within the eligible area. The project aligns strongly with all the partners Strategic policies including in NI Transforming Your Care, ‘Future Health’ in Ireland and ‘20:20 Vision’ (2011) and ‘The Healthcare Quality Strategy for NHS Scotland’ (May 2010). Need and Demand for the Proposed Programme - The demand for pre-hospital/acute services in all 3 partner areas continues to rise year on year, the demand has not been satisfied; therefore the delivery mechanisms in their current form are unsustainable. Health service pressures have risen for several reasons, for example, as new technologies and diagnostic tests develop so too does the ability to treat more intricate ailments, thereby creating new demand. In addition there is informed public expectation that conditions are treated in a timelier and more effective way. In order to meet future demands, new ways of working must be developed and put in place urgently if the health services are to deliver the level and quality of services into 2020 and beyond. Project Options and Preferred Option - There were 3 main options considered for this project: Delivered through private providers, Delivered through public services, Mixed economy approach. The Project scale and timetable was considered, constrained by the number of frameworks and funding available. Locations were selected through natural links between neighbouring acute hospitals and shared facilities to be used where possible within these geographical adjacencies. Technological change is a component of all the frameworks where possible, particularly in Framework 3, wherein Robotic Surgery will be of a magnitude that will enable transformation in its application, not only in terms of clinical outcomes, but also advantageously providing leading-edge training for clinicians. Risk Analysis - The Partnership collectively identified risks associated with the proposed Project including potential time delays in recruitment/procurement. A risk register incorporating mitigation strategies to minimise potential risks has been developed by the Partnership and this will continue to be monitored throughout the lifetime of the Project. Horizontal Themes – Sustainable Development/Equality. The Project is aligned and complies with the EU Sustainable Development Strategy and partner organisation strategies. Management/Partnership - The Partnership has developed a comprehensive delivery plan and supporting work plans to ensure that the result and output indicators 4.118 and 4.119 are delivered within the required timescales. The procurement requirements have been noted. The Project will be managed by a dedicated team. The Project has been developed on an entirely cross border partnership basis. CAWT will oversee a robust governance structure incorporating a Management Board, functional support and a Project Board. Communications - The Partnership has developed a detailed communications strategy highlighting the added benefit that the statutory partners of CAWT bring due to their long standing relationships since 1992 and their conjoined governance and affiliation with each other. Evaluation/Monitoring - A detailed evaluation approach has been developed incorporating the measurement and gathering of qualitative/quantitative data. The proposed system for monitoring of targets and communicating this information through CAWT structures has also been detailed. Exit Strategy - Through experience, the Partnership is aware of the need for the Project to demonstrate its impact and effectiveness to sec","People living in border regions are most impacted by the fact that there are two health systems alongside each other which are significantly different in terms of policy base, structures, coverage and funding. This means there are no universal solutions for cross border health and social care services as they need to be meticulously planned and thus are more challenging and time consuming than single jurisdiction services. Proposed Project - The purpose of this project is to increase acute episodes of care to patients, through improved/reformed service delivery on a cross border basis. Inherent in the submission is the reassurance that all necessary consultations are embodied though the chief executives of the partners. Partnership composition- Health Service Executive, Western/Southern Health & Social Care Trusts, Public Health Agency, Health & Social Care Board, NI/RoI/Scottish Ambulance Services. The Partnership has developed objectives to achieve the output indicators associated with 4:118/4:119: Establish 3 cross-border frameworks, for scheduled/unscheduled care streams to benefit 13,000 Patients. The project will deliver services in a more innovative way, not only in terms of how flexibly patients might access such services but also to reorganise services so that they deliver better quality care to patients with more effective clinical outcomes. Strategic Context - This project will transform the lives of at least 13,000 patients within the eligible area. The project aligns strongly with all the partners Strategic policies including in NI Transforming Your Care, ‘Future Health’ in Ireland and ‘20:20 Vision’ (2011) and ‘The Healthcare Quality Strategy for NHS Scotland’ (May 2010). Need and Demand for the Proposed Programme - The demand for pre-hospital/acute services in all 3 partner areas continues to rise year on year, the demand has not been satisfied; therefore the delivery mechanisms in their current form are unsustainable. Health service pressures have risen for several reasons, for example, as new technologies and diagnostic tests develop so too does the ability to treat more intricate ailments, thereby creating new demand. In addition there is informed public expectation that conditions are treated in a timelier and more effective way. In order to meet future demands, new ways of working must be developed and put in place urgently if the health services are to deliver the level and quality of services into 2020 and beyond. Project Options and Preferred Option - There were 3 main options considered for this project: Delivered through private providers, Delivered through public services, Mixed economy approach. The Project scale and timetable was considered, constrained by the number of frameworks and funding available. Locations were selected through natural links between neighbouring acute hospitals and shared facilities to be used where possible within these geographical adjacencies. Technological change is a component of all the frameworks where possible, particularly in Framework 3, wherein Robotic Surgery will be of a magnitude that will enable transformation in its application, not only in terms of clinical outcomes, but also advantageously providing leading-edge training for clinicians. Risk Analysis - The Partnership collectively identified risks associated with the proposed Project including potential time delays in recruitment/procurement. A risk register incorporating mitigation strategies to minimise potential risks has been developed by the Partnership and this will continue to be monitored throughout the lifetime of the Project. Horizontal Themes – Sustainable Development/Equality. The Project is aligned and complies with the EU Sustainable Development Strategy and partner organisation strategies. Management/Partnership - The Partnership has developed a comprehensive delivery plan and supporting work plans to ensure that the result and output indicators 4.118 and 4.119 are delivered within the required timescales. The procurement requirements have been noted. The Project will be managed by a dedicated team. The Project has been developed on an entirely cross border partnership basis. CAWT will oversee a robust governance structure incorporating a Management Board, functional support and a Project Board. Communications - The Partnership has developed a detailed communications strategy highlighting the added benefit that the statutory partners of CAWT bring due to their long standing relationships since 1992 and their conjoined governance and affiliation with each other. Evaluation/Monitoring - A detailed evaluation approach has been developed incorporating the measurement and gathering of qualitative/quantitative data. The proposed system for monitoring of targets and communicating this information through CAWT structures has also been detailed. Exit Strategy - Through experience, the Partnership is aware of the need for the Project to demonstrate its impact and effectiveness to sec","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302722","Development of a streamlined commercialisation pathway for the Marine Renewal Energy industry","Development of a streamlined commercialisation pathway for the Marine Renewal Energy industry","Ireland",null,"01/09/2019","31/08/2022","80","5270000","EUR","4216000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4377117","51.8304283,-8.3219487",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","The waves and tides around Ireland and Wales could provide significant low carbon energy. Local companies that build devices to harness this natural resource are already creating jobs and exporting around the world. However, a barrier to development is lack of funding for R&D and pilot demonstration at sea. Another barrier is a lack of common procedures and components (seabed anchors for example), with many technology companies repeating activity in slightly different ways. Therefore, the aims of the project are: - Establish a cross-border network of Ocean Energy SMEs and supply chain companies. - Conduct industry-academic collaborative R&D projects. - Transfer R&D knowledge to wave and tidal industry/SME stakeholders, thereby advancing the technology sector as whole. - Assist Irish and Welsh SMEs to progress along the path to commercialisation.","The waves and tides around Ireland and Wales could provide significant low carbon energy. Local companies that build devices to harness this natural resource are already creating jobs and exporting around the world. However, a barrier to development is lack of funding for R&D and pilot demonstration at sea. Another barrier is a lack of common procedures and components (seabed anchors for example), with many technology companies repeating activity in slightly different ways. Therefore, the aims of the project are: - Establish a cross-border network of Ocean Energy SMEs and supply chain companies. - Conduct industry-academic collaborative R&D projects. - Transfer R&D knowledge to wave and tidal industry/SME stakeholders, thereby advancing the technology sector as whole. - Assist Irish and Welsh SMEs to progress along the path to commercialisation.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232286","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/01/2015","50","27293.55","EUR","13646.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531497","53.45893418018,-6.2190529077008","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233991","LEO Leitrim Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Leitrim Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","137390.45","EUR","68695.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531893","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296802","Turning ocean plastic waste into green products for maritime industries","Turning ocean plastic waste into green products for maritime industries","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/04/2019","31/03/2022","75","1996834.2","EUR","1497625.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367385","46.160329,-1.151139|43.267298,-2.49628|50.3754565,-4.1426565|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.2405989,-8.7207268|39.7503802,-8.9318059",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Plymouth|Biscay|Pontevedra Province|Região de Leiria Subregion|Charente-Maritime","IE053|UKK41|ES213|ES114|PT16F|FRI32","2014-2020",null,null,"Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234057","ARDEE COACHTRIM LTD 158861","ARDEE COACHTRIM LTD 158861","Ireland",null,"29/07/2015","15/08/2017","50","30122.44","EUR","15061.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532018","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Develop light weight flip up seat","Develop light weight flip up seat","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234030","FINESSE MEDICAL LTD 159471","FINESSE MEDICAL LTD 159471","Ireland",null,"14/12/2015","20/11/2017","50","108377.74","EUR","54188.87","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531909","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Equipment for medical products for clients","Equipment for medical products for clients","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233966","Enzymatic conversion of lactose to sialyllactose for use in the manufacture of Infant Milk Formulae REI1432","Enzymatic conversion of lactose to sialyllactose for use in the manufacture of Infant Milk Formulae REI1432","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","30/04/2017","50","7999.21","EUR","3999.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Enzymatic conversion of lactose to sialyllactose for use in the manufacture of Infant Milk Formulae","Enzymatic conversion of lactose to sialyllactose for use in the manufacture of Infant Milk Formulae","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233263","Expenditure in accordance with Art 59 of Regulation (EU) 1303/2013 is eligible to cover costs incurred by the Managing Authority (or agencies acting on its behalf) in relation to the overall management & implementation of the Programme.","Expenditure in accordance with Art 59 of Regulation (EU) 1303/2013 is eligible to cover costs incurred by the Managing Authority (or agencies acting on its behalf) in relation to the overall management & implementation of the Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014","31/12/2023","50","536670.34","EUR","268335.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531641","52.2619505,-7.113871","121","Preparation, implementation, monitoring and inspection","TO12","Technical assistance",null,null,"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Expenditure in accordance with Art 59 of Regulation (EU) 1303/2013 is eligible to cover costs incurred by the Managing Authority (or agencies acting on its behalf) in relation to the overall management & implementation of the Programme.","Expenditure in accordance with Art 59 of Regulation (EU) 1303/2013 is eligible to cover costs incurred by the Managing Authority (or agencies acting on its behalf) in relation to the overall management & implementation of the Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233307","A point of care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases","A point of care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2016","50","165100.6","EUR","82550.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","A point of care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases","A point of care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232181","Dress design & manufacturer. Assistance towards salary costs for taking on a new employee.","Dress design & manufacturer. Assistance towards salary costs for taking on a new employee.","Ireland",null,"15/04/2015","31/12/2015","50","5000","EUR","2500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531389","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Dress design & manufacturer. Assistance towards salary costs for taking on a new employee.","Dress design & manufacturer. Assistance towards salary costs for taking on a new employee.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234106","Measure 2 Expenditure 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","131237.26","EUR","65618.63","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532052","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13774: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","13774: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234153","LEO Offaly Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Offaly Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","171812.51","EUR","85906.26","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532073","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300688","Healthy Oats","Healthy Oats","Ireland",null,"01/03/2021",null,"79.99","2733197","EUR","2186398","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3498053,-6.2603097",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Oats are a traditional crop in Irish and Welsh farming systems, with demand increasing significantly due to their health benefits (gluten free, high β-glucan). Healthy Oats will survey consumer attitudes to oat products and survey oat germplasm performance in current and future climate scenarios; to help industry develop new products, to demonstrate their health benefits, and to evaluate how policy can promote sustainable oat product production to the benefit of Irish and Welsh economies. Healthy Oats will bring together unique expertise in both Ireland and Wales on germplasm selection, oat genotyping, consumer behaviour and oat product development. Multi- locational testing of germplasm across Ireland and Wales will result in greater understanding of the impact of both the environment and genotype on yield stability and grain quality.","Oats are a traditional crop in Irish and Welsh farming systems, with demand increasing significantly due to their health benefits (gluten free, high β-glucan). Healthy Oats will survey consumer attitudes to oat products and survey oat germplasm performance in current and future climate scenarios; to help industry develop new products, to demonstrate their health benefits, and to evaluate how policy can promote sustainable oat product production to the benefit of Irish and Welsh economies. Healthy Oats will bring together unique expertise in both Ireland and Wales on germplasm selection, oat genotyping, consumer behaviour and oat product development. Multi- locational testing of germplasm across Ireland and Wales will result in greater understanding of the impact of both the environment and genotype on yield stability and grain quality.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233487","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","75930.91","EUR","37965.46","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532081","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13550: Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) 2015","13550: Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) 2015","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296787","Circular Ocean","Circular Ocean","Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Greenland",null,"01/10/2015","30/09/2018","40.33","1472184.95","EUR","593670.21","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355774","51.2154086,-0.8040739|58.5852084,-3.5409919|66.933761,-53.6613895|51.90465,-8.95015|63.4181545,10.4034914",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","South-West Region, Ireland|Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty|West Surrey","IE053|UKM61|UKJ25","2014-2020","In pursuit of new innovative and sustainable approaches towards the processing, recycling and repurposing of marine plastic waste, the Circular Ocean project will develop, share and test new solutions and opportunities among northern European and Arctic regions. Circular Ocean will benefit remote, coastal regions by developing green economies using waste resources, driving eco-innovation, generating efficient and environmentally responsible businesses, and diminishing levels of marine litter. The relentless increase of marine litter is particularly pertinent to countries of the NPA region, which currently have limited business opportunities and associated supply chains. In addition to and parallel with the focus on reducing fishing nets as marine waste, the project will look for possible synergies for eliminating, collecting, reprocessing and creating new value out of discarded fishing nets and other marine waste in the countries of the Northern Periphery and Arctic Region. The Circular Ocean project will promote social enterprises that can benefit from the circular economy, and assist coastal and rural communities in the development of new sources of livelihood, while reducing marine waste and enhancing the quality of life in the region, and developing best practice which can be applied to the rest of Europe. Circular Ocean seeks to empower communities and entrepreneurs in remote and rural areas to develop novel and robust business opportunities that are environmentally sustainable and enhance income generation and retention within local regions.","In pursuit of new innovative and sustainable approaches towards the processing, recycling and repurposing of marine plastic waste, the Circular Ocean project will develop, share and test new solutions and opportunities among northern European and Arctic regions. Circular Ocean will benefit remote, coastal regions by developing green economies using waste resources, driving eco-innovation, generating efficient and environmentally responsible businesses, and diminishing levels of marine litter. The relentless increase of marine litter is particularly pertinent to countries of the NPA region, which currently have limited business opportunities and associated supply chains. In addition to and parallel with the focus on reducing fishing nets as marine waste, the project will look for possible synergies for eliminating, collecting, reprocessing and creating new value out of discarded fishing nets and other marine waste in the countries of the Northern Periphery and Arctic Region. The Circular Ocean project will promote social enterprises that can benefit from the circular economy, and assist coastal and rural communities in the development of new sources of livelihood, while reducing marine waste and enhancing the quality of life in the region, and developing best practice which can be applied to the rest of Europe. Circular Ocean seeks to empower communities and entrepreneurs in remote and rural areas to develop novel and robust business opportunities that are environmentally sustainable and enhance income generation and retention within local regions.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233342","iCRAG research programme spans a broad spectrum of application areas linked to applied geosciences","iCRAG research programme spans a broad spectrum of application areas linked to applied geosciences","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015",null,"50","5655726.89","EUR","2827863.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3497645,-6.2602732","60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","iCRAG research programme spans a broad spectrum of application areas linked to applied geosciences","iCRAG research programme spans a broad spectrum of application areas linked to applied geosciences","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235260","IRISH WATERJET PROFILES LTD 159886","IRISH WATERJET PROFILES LTD 159886","Ireland",null,"14/03/2016","25/08/2017","50","22628.89","EUR","11314.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531809",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Equimpent to meet customer needs in quarrying/recycling/engineering sector","Equimpent to meet customer needs in quarrying/recycling/engineering sector","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301401","Improving Resource Efficiency of Agribusiness supply chains by Minimising waste using Big Data and Internet of Things sensors","Improving Resource Efficiency of Agribusiness supply chains by Minimising waste using Big Data and Internet of Things sensors","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom",null,"10/01/2019","09/07/2022","60","4925170.61","EUR","2955102.37","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4378362","51.8782584,-0.4115139|52.0384483,-0.7624305|52.958136,-1.1542331|47.2094961,-1.5571761|48.7552395,-3.4648751|48.441862,-4.414506|53.29624,-6.2038961|55.1497581,-6.6751586|52.2866915,-9.6732231|51.4859432,6.1948222",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|South-West Region, Ireland|Luton|Noord-Limburg|Côtes-d’Armor|Loire-Atlantique|Finistère|Milton Keynes|Causeway Coast and Glens|Nottingham","IE061|IE053|UKH21|NL421|FRH01|FRG01|FRH02|UKJ12|UKN0C|UKF14","2014-2020","The REAMIT project proposes to adapt and apply existing innovative technology to food supply chains in NWE to reduce food waste and hence improve resource efficiency. Reducing food waste is of highest priority for the EU (88Mt or € 143B wasted per year). The EU has committed to halving food waste by 2030 by focusing on all stages in the supply chain. 35% of food waste in EU-28 has occurred in supply chains in 2012. Though technologies exist to reduce food waste, they have not been applied to food supply chains. REAMIT will focus on fruits, vegetables, meat and fish as these are wasted in large quantities. The supply chain includes farms, packaging sites, food processors, distribution, logistics, wholesalers and retailers. The project will be carried out in Ireland, Germany, France, UK and the Netherlands due to the amount of interconnected food supply chains and huge food waste in these countries. REAMIT will adapt existing Internet of Things and Big Data technologies to best fit the needs of the food supply chain management system in NWE. Through testing and adaptation, these technologies will be enabled to continuously monitor and record food quality and signal potential food quality issues. Through analytics, owners of 'food to be at risk of becoming waste' will be provided with decision support options to minimise food waste including redistribution to nearby customers. REAMIT project will save 1.8Mt of food waste or €3B per year in NWE, avoid 5.5Mt/yr of CO2 emissions, test and operationalise 8 solutions, and, support 20 enterprises. The technologies will be self-sustaining at the end of the project. They will be made available to the public via REAMIT website and social media.The long-term effects of REAMIT will be optimising (re)use of food and natural resources in NWE economies and a consortium capable of jointly addressing the challenges in food sector.","The REAMIT project proposes to adapt and apply existing innovative technology to food supply chains in NWE to reduce food waste and hence improve resource efficiency. Reducing food waste is of highest priority for the EU (88Mt or € 143B wasted per year). The EU has committed to halving food waste by 2030 by focusing on all stages in the supply chain. 35% of food waste in EU-28 has occurred in supply chains in 2012. Though technologies exist to reduce food waste, they have not been applied to food supply chains. REAMIT will focus on fruits, vegetables, meat and fish as these are wasted in large quantities. The supply chain includes farms, packaging sites, food processors, distribution, logistics, wholesalers and retailers. The project will be carried out in Ireland, Germany, France, UK and the Netherlands due to the amount of interconnected food supply chains and huge food waste in these countries. REAMIT will adapt existing Internet of Things and Big Data technologies to best fit the needs of the food supply chain management system in NWE. Through testing and adaptation, these technologies will be enabled to continuously monitor and record food quality and signal potential food quality issues. Through analytics, owners of 'food to be at risk of becoming waste' will be provided with decision support options to minimise food waste including redistribution to nearby customers. REAMIT project will save 1.8Mt of food waste or €3B per year in NWE, avoid 5.5Mt/yr of CO2 emissions, test and operationalise 8 solutions, and, support 20 enterprises. The technologies will be self-sustaining at the end of the project. They will be made available to the public via REAMIT website and social media.The long-term effects of REAMIT will be optimising (re)use of food and natural resources in NWE economies and a consortium capable of jointly addressing the challenges in food sector.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234179","LEO Sligo Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Sligo Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"09/03/2017","09/03/2018","50","188794.67","EUR","94397.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531743","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234139","LEO Offaly IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","LEO Offaly IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","8136","EUR","4068","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532073","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233286","Development of a system to objectively & longitudinally assess adherence to respiratory medications","Development of a system to objectively & longitudinally assess adherence to respiratory medications","Ireland",null,"01/02/2016","31/07/2018","50","17074.99","EUR","8537.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of a system to objectively & longitudinally assess adherence to respiratory medications","Development of a system to objectively & longitudinally assess adherence to respiratory medications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233935","JOHN LOUGHNANE & SONS JOINERY WORKS LTD 159470","JOHN LOUGHNANE & SONS JOINERY WORKS LTD 159470","Ireland",null,"08/12/2015","28/08/2017","50","84834","EUR","42417","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531842","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","New equipment for joinery business","New equipment for joinery business","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233334","Traceability & Anti-Counterfeiting Technology","Traceability & Anti-Counterfeiting Technology","Ireland",null,"07/03/2016","31/12/2017","50","44212.7","EUR","22106.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Traceability & Anti-Counterfeiting Technology","Traceability & Anti-Counterfeiting Technology","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295311","ACCESS to Culture for all Citizens","ACCESS to Culture for all Citizens","Lithuania|Portugal|Netherlands|Ireland|United Kingdom|Estonia|Latvia|Bulgaria",null,"01/09/2019","13/05/2022","74.72","749746","EUR","560228.88","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358309","51.5034247,-0.1193498|53.3450368,-6.2713015|38.7082842,-9.1393605|42.6969843,23.331701|56.9553753,24.1067657|59.4324724,24.7436725|54.6957495,25.2790547|52.367925,4.8995748",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Vilnius County|Dublin Region|London Borough of Lambeth|Lisbon metropolitan area|София (столица)|Põhja-Eesti|Groot-Amsterdam|Riga","LT011|IE061|UKI45|PT170|BG411|EE001|NL329|LV006","2014-2020","ACCESS addresses the importance of inclusive cultural policies. A challenge the eight partner cities in this APN all face is that culture does not enrich or empower all people equally. We need to gain a better understanding of our communities in order to engage all citizens in our cities. We have identified four topics to work on that will enable us to gain that understanding and support us in reaching all population groups in the participating cities from the west, east and south of Europe.","ACCESS addresses the importance of inclusive cultural policies. A challenge the eight partner cities in this APN all face is that culture does not enrich or empower all people equally. We need to gain a better understanding of our communities in order to engage all citizens in our cities. We have identified four topics to work on that will enable us to gain that understanding and support us in reaching all population groups in the participating cities from the west, east and south of Europe.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233797","New Frontiers Programme 2016-2021","New Frontiers Programme 2016-2021","Ireland",null,"02/05/2016","01/05/2021","50","645234.82","EUR","322617.41","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532101","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Edcuation Programme","Edcuation Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299980","Integrate aquaculture: an eco-innovative solution to foster sustainability in the Atlantic Area","Integrate aquaculture: an eco-innovative solution to foster sustainability in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/06/2017","31/05/2020","75","2012372.09","EUR","1509279.07","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363059","48.117266,-1.6777926|48.842374,-3.139565|56.415157,-5.471047|36.6393281,-6.2588369|40.602309,-8.672371|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","West Region, Ireland|Lisbon metropolitan area|Região de Aveiro|Cádiz Province|Côtes-d’Armor|Ille-et-Vilaine|Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae and Argyll & Bute","IE042|PT170|PT16D|ES612|FRH01|FRH03|UKM63","2014-2020","Circular economy principles make activities more sustainable and competitive. The INTEGRATE project will foster a quintuple helix cooperation to promote the industrial transition, finding sustainable ways to address an imbalance of resources towards Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) in the Atlantic Area. The project will develop effective tools to increase competitiveness while removing the barriers to sectoral green growth and improving the quality and public image of the aquatic products. Though its development is encouraged by major policies (EU Blue Growth Strategy, Atlantic Action Plan, RIS3), there are many limits (socio-economic, administrative and legal) and challenges that need to be solved in order to benefit from its potential to increase competitiveness, productivity and profitability while minimizing environmental impacts related to waste production. The INTEGRATE project aims to strengthen transnational and collaborative networking among research, business-industry groups and civil society on eco-efficient aquaculture techniques through a territorially based cooperation approach. This will be achieved by embracing and communicating the principles and benefits of eco-innovation and eco-efficiency, in which the concept of IMTA is based. Furthermore, it will facilitate the consecution of strategic regional goals as the industry transitions to resource-efficient technologies (aquaculture is a sector highlighted in EU Blue Growth Strategy).","Circular economy principles make activities more sustainable and competitive. The INTEGRATE project will foster a quintuple helix cooperation to promote the industrial transition, finding sustainable ways to address an imbalance of resources towards Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) in the Atlantic Area. The project will develop effective tools to increase competitiveness while removing the barriers to sectoral green growth and improving the quality and public image of the aquatic products. Though its development is encouraged by major policies (EU Blue Growth Strategy, Atlantic Action Plan, RIS3), there are many limits (socio-economic, administrative and legal) and challenges that need to be solved in order to benefit from its potential to increase competitiveness, productivity and profitability while minimizing environmental impacts related to waste production. The INTEGRATE project aims to strengthen transnational and collaborative networking among research, business-industry groups and civil society on eco-efficient aquaculture techniques through a territorially based cooperation approach. This will be achieved by embracing and communicating the principles and benefits of eco-innovation and eco-efficiency, in which the concept of IMTA is based. Furthermore, it will facilitate the consecution of strategic regional goals as the industry transitions to resource-efficient technologies (aquaculture is a sector highlighted in EU Blue Growth Strategy).","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233885","Combinatoral Cell Therapy for Diabeties related critical limb ischaemia","Combinatoral Cell Therapy for Diabeties related critical limb ischaemia","Ireland",null,"01/08/2016","31/07/2021","50","15834.11","EUR","7917.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Combinatoral Cell Therapy for Diabeties related critical limb ischaemia","Combinatoral Cell Therapy for Diabeties related critical limb ischaemia","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233386","Scaling of OneStream's service offering to a more highly automated & deployable service that could deal with large installations such as Higher Education Institutes that service a greater number of simultaneous viewing clients.","Scaling of OneStream's service offering to a more highly automated & deployable service that could deal with large installations such as Higher Education Institutes that service a greater number of simultaneous viewing clients.","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","30/11/2016","50","95545.25","EUR","47772.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Scaling of OneStream's service offering to a more highly automated & deployable service that could deal with large installations such as Higher Education Institutes that service a greater number of simultaneous viewing clients.","Scaling of OneStream's service offering to a more highly automated & deployable service that could deal with large installations such as Higher Education Institutes that service a greater number of simultaneous viewing clients.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296061","Multi-model investigation of tidal energy converter reliability","Multi-model investigation of tidal energy converter reliability","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"29/08/2017","30/04/2021","75","2188839","EUR","1641629.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4360856","58.9809401,-2.9605206|51.62144,-3.943646|47.997542,-4.097899|55.864237,-4.251806|37.0193548,-7.9304397|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.2818519,-8.6091703|49.49437,0.107929",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|City and County of Swansea|Pontevedra Province|Algarve|Finistère|Seine-Maritime|Glasgow City|Orkney Islands","IE053|UKL18|ES114|PT150|FRH02|FRD22|UKM82|UKM65","2014-2020","Marine renewable energy from tides is a significant potential growth industry for the Atlantic Area. There is a barrier to growth due to uncertainty in the engineering design, resulting in technology that is too expensive and risky to attract financial investment. The MONITOR project aims to foster the growth of the tidal energy sector. It will investigate the forces acting on the blades and structures of Tidal Energy Converters (TEC) and their impact on reliability. This investigation will be carried out in an iterative fashion and will incorporate simulations, laboratory tests and testing at sea. The impact of the project will be better quantification of technical risk to TEC developers and more robust TEC designs, which will allow lower engineering safety factors, thus lowering cost while also improving reliability. The partners will identify critical parameters for the blades and support structure, allowing to design a monitoring system for the specific devices used in the investigation. This system will de-risk TEC development, improve reliability and thereby increase capacity factor (i.e., power generated as a proportion of theoretical capacity) and lower capital expenditure/ operating expenditure. This is a crucial challenge for the sector, and overcoming it will reduce risk, thus demonstrating TEC feasibility to investors and public bodies.","Marine renewable energy from tides is a significant potential growth industry for the Atlantic Area. There is a barrier to growth due to uncertainty in the engineering design, resulting in technology that is too expensive and risky to attract financial investment. The MONITOR project aims to foster the growth of the tidal energy sector. It will investigate the forces acting on the blades and structures of Tidal Energy Converters (TEC) and their impact on reliability. This investigation will be carried out in an iterative fashion and will incorporate simulations, laboratory tests and testing at sea. The impact of the project will be better quantification of technical risk to TEC developers and more robust TEC designs, which will allow lower engineering safety factors, thus lowering cost while also improving reliability. The partners will identify critical parameters for the blades and support structure, allowing to design a monitoring system for the specific devices used in the investigation. This system will de-risk TEC development, improve reliability and thereby increase capacity factor (i.e., power generated as a proportion of theoretical capacity) and lower capital expenditure/ operating expenditure. This is a crucial challenge for the sector, and overcoming it will reduce risk, thus demonstrating TEC feasibility to investors and public bodies.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295457","AMPLIFY","AMPLIFY","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/08/2017","30/09/2021","85","4716385.6","EUR","4008927.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355296","54.3271987,-5.7121739|54.6002287,-5.9338264|54.5977662,-5.937685|53.3519985,-6.2666211|53.3300302,-6.3751153",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Dublin Region|Belfast|Newry, Mourne and Down","IE061|UKN06|UKN08","2014-2020","AMPLIFY is a new youth-led initiative, delivered through an experienced cross border youth work partnership involving YouthAction NI, NI Youth Forum, Foróige & Youth Work Ireland. This creative partnership will maximise the reach to young people who have fallen on hard times & who experience volatile & chaotic lives & where their vulnerability is heightened. This innovative cross border & cross community programme will have personal, community & societal impacts, especially in making a positive contribution to building a cohesive society. AMPLIFY has been informed & designed by young people over an 18 month period leading to the final project proposal & submission. This is complemented by literature which recommends a youth work approach focussing on personal development, cross community, cross-border & citizenship based programming. Particularly targeting areas of high deprivation & polarised urban & rural communities AMPLIFY, through relentless & persistent recruitment, will support 960 (80% attrition) marginalised & vulnerable young people (aged 16–24yrs) to complete a bespoke programme with core elements of personal development, good relations & citizenship. Targeting 11 NI Council areas & 6 Border regions of Ireland AMPLIFY will provide meaningful & sustained cross-community & cross border programmes, 3 days per week (6 x 3hr sessions) over a 6–9 month period for targeted groups of young people (Protestant-Catholic; rural-urban; male-female; LGB&T; BME; NEET; migrant; traveller; ROMA; & Garda Diversion). AMPLIFY will enhance personal development capabilities, build purposeful & long lasting relationships & support young people to be co-creators within a more diverse & respectful society. The challenge for AMPLIFY is to identify & engage with young people who are hard to reach & who experience disadvantage, exclusion & marginalisation. Many of these young people will not be in education, training or employment &/or at risk of becoming involved in anti-social behaviour, violence or dissident activity at local community level. Skilled professional youth workers understand the multiple & complex needs (Including mental health & well-being) & will invest time building quality & trusting relationships with young people to support their full engagement. Once engaged the team will be diligent in nurturing young people throughout to support their sustained engagement. The objective of AMPLIFY is to bring about transformational positive change to create stability & coping mechanisms for young people. It will provide a ‘key’ to unlock self-belief in which young people feel a sense of belonging & active contribution towards personal & societal change. Underpinned by a respect for youth participation AMPLIFY will nurture young people’s active involvement within the programme design & through social action. Focusing on ‘good relations’, ‘personal development’ & ‘citizenship’ young people will benefit through; -improving emotional intelligence, resilience, sense of purpose & motivation; -increasing understanding of identity & respect for other people’s communities, identities & cultural backgrounds; -improving relationships with community structures & recognition of their contribution. The main output will be that young people have: -creatively explored values, traditions, sectarianism & racism (thinking critically); -debated sensitive & contentious issues. -have a better understanding of the conflict, diversity & have less sectarian attitudes & more respect for diversity. -developed meaningful & sustained contact with others from diverse backgrounds including Protestant, Catholic, BME, gender, sexuality (sports, activities, residentials). -completed accredited training in Diversity & Community Relations. -developed leadership skills through collaborative citizenship & social action initiatives. -established ABCD (asset based community development) approaches which showcase their positive contributions (campaigns, fund-raising etc). From this AMPLIFY will have contributed to change in attitudes & behaviours reflecting the overall result indicators; -an increase in the percentage of 16 year olds who socialise or play sport with people from different religious communities–an increase of 20%; -think relations between Protestants & Catholics are better than they were five years ago–an increase of 20%; -think relations between Protestants & Catholics will be better in five years time- an increase of 30%. AMPLIFY is based on the premise that young people are assets & actually have an inherent desire to contribute & to play their role. It is new & original in that it blends experienced organisations North & South to collaborate in practice engagement which nurtures existing practices & techniques while also learning from one another. The project will further embed a gender specific piece of work with young women in the North West & a targeted engagement with young Travellers who can both be overlooked in much peace-building","AMPLIFY is a new youth-led initiative, delivered through an experienced cross border youth work partnership involving YouthAction NI, NI Youth Forum, Foróige & Youth Work Ireland. This creative partnership will maximise the reach to young people who have fallen on hard times & who experience volatile & chaotic lives & where their vulnerability is heightened. This innovative cross border & cross community programme will have personal, community & societal impacts, especially in making a positive contribution to building a cohesive society. AMPLIFY has been informed & designed by young people over an 18 month period leading to the final project proposal & submission. This is complemented by literature which recommends a youth work approach focussing on personal development, cross community, cross-border & citizenship based programming. Particularly targeting areas of high deprivation & polarised urban & rural communities AMPLIFY, through relentless & persistent recruitment, will support 960 (80% attrition) marginalised & vulnerable young people (aged 16–24yrs) to complete a bespoke programme with core elements of personal development, good relations & citizenship. Targeting 11 NI Council areas & 6 Border regions of Ireland AMPLIFY will provide meaningful & sustained cross-community & cross border programmes, 3 days per week (6 x 3hr sessions) over a 6–9 month period for targeted groups of young people (Protestant-Catholic; rural-urban; male-female; LGB&T; BME; NEET; migrant; traveller; ROMA; & Garda Diversion). AMPLIFY will enhance personal development capabilities, build purposeful & long lasting relationships & support young people to be co-creators within a more diverse & respectful society. The challenge for AMPLIFY is to identify & engage with young people who are hard to reach & who experience disadvantage, exclusion & marginalisation. Many of these young people will not be in education, training or employment &/or at risk of becoming involved in anti-social behaviour, violence or dissident activity at local community level. Skilled professional youth workers understand the multiple & complex needs (Including mental health & well-being) & will invest time building quality & trusting relationships with young people to support their full engagement. Once engaged the team will be diligent in nurturing young people throughout to support their sustained engagement. The objective of AMPLIFY is to bring about transformational positive change to create stability & coping mechanisms for young people. It will provide a ‘key’ to unlock self-belief in which young people feel a sense of belonging & active contribution towards personal & societal change. Underpinned by a respect for youth participation AMPLIFY will nurture young people’s active involvement within the programme design & through social action. Focusing on ‘good relations’, ‘personal development’ & ‘citizenship’ young people will benefit through; -improving emotional intelligence, resilience, sense of purpose & motivation; -increasing understanding of identity & respect for other people’s communities, identities & cultural backgrounds; -improving relationships with community structures & recognition of their contribution. The main output will be that young people have: -creatively explored values, traditions, sectarianism & racism (thinking critically); -debated sensitive & contentious issues. -have a better understanding of the conflict, diversity & have less sectarian attitudes & more respect for diversity. -developed meaningful & sustained contact with others from diverse backgrounds including Protestant, Catholic, BME, gender, sexuality (sports, activities, residentials). -completed accredited training in Diversity & Community Relations. -developed leadership skills through collaborative citizenship & social action initiatives. -established ABCD (asset based community development) approaches which showcase their positive contributions (campaigns, fund-raising etc). From this AMPLIFY will have contributed to change in attitudes & behaviours reflecting the overall result indicators; -an increase in the percentage of 16 year olds who socialise or play sport with people from different religious communities–an increase of 20%; -think relations between Protestants & Catholics are better than they were five years ago–an increase of 20%; -think relations between Protestants & Catholics will be better in five years time- an increase of 30%. AMPLIFY is based on the premise that young people are assets & actually have an inherent desire to contribute & to play their role. It is new & original in that it blends experienced organisations North & South to collaborate in practice engagement which nurtures existing practices & techniques while also learning from one another. The project will further embed a gender specific piece of work with young women in the North West & a targeted engagement with young Travellers who can both be overlooked in much peace-building","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297777","BizMentors_Preparation","BizMentors_Preparation","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/12/2017","28/02/2018","49.38","44516.44","EUR","21984.02","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369676","65.6847981,-18.1197969|54.3453382,-7.6395569|53.9020549,-8.5787592|53.2826113,-9.0136522|62.89797,27.6781725",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Northern Savonia|West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Fermanagh and Omagh","FI1D2|IE042|IS002|UKN0G","2014-2020","BizMentors aims to develop, scale and expand an innovative low cost structured business mentoring initiative developed in Galway (west of Ireland) across a diverse range of settings with its partners in the NPA Region, making expertise accessible, inclusive and sustainable to enterprises in dispersed communities. BizMentors, by providing and sharing expertise about low cost, structured business mentoring will equip individuals & businesses with the supports, skills, networks & confidence to take advantage of the unique natural capital and innovation capacity that remains untapped in the NPA. BizMentors is an interactive, accessible, inclusive platform for all businesses, and compliments and supplements existing mentoring support offerings. This project will utilise a user-centric quadruple helix approach to overcome common challenges experienced by start-ups and SMEs in the NPA region. Through innovations and shared learning, this project will enhance, extend and validate the existing model across partner regions and sectors. Through research and engaging with end users, piloting of a business mentoring programme will take place, focusing on a specific business sector (processing/refinement of natural resources) in the partner countries. The mentoring model developed will suit each region participating in the project, and ensure it’s transferability to other business sectors, and other countries (not just in the NPA region). To support this, a transnational best practice business model handbook and online interactive platform will be developed that can be used to address challenges in different countries. BizMentors will provide a new solution as it will provide free mentoring and support to start-ups and existing SMEs who have difficulty accessing expertise. BizMentors will inform decision makers seeking to implement effective, low cost and sustainable mentoring solutions through mainstream programmes across the NPA and beyond.","BizMentors aims to develop, scale and expand an innovative low cost structured business mentoring initiative developed in Galway (west of Ireland) across a diverse range of settings with its partners in the NPA Region, making expertise accessible, inclusive and sustainable to enterprises in dispersed communities. BizMentors, by providing and sharing expertise about low cost, structured business mentoring will equip individuals & businesses with the supports, skills, networks & confidence to take advantage of the unique natural capital and innovation capacity that remains untapped in the NPA. BizMentors is an interactive, accessible, inclusive platform for all businesses, and compliments and supplements existing mentoring support offerings. This project will utilise a user-centric quadruple helix approach to overcome common challenges experienced by start-ups and SMEs in the NPA region. Through innovations and shared learning, this project will enhance, extend and validate the existing model across partner regions and sectors. Through research and engaging with end users, piloting of a business mentoring programme will take place, focusing on a specific business sector (processing/refinement of natural resources) in the partner countries. The mentoring model developed will suit each region participating in the project, and ensure it’s transferability to other business sectors, and other countries (not just in the NPA region). To support this, a transnational best practice business model handbook and online interactive platform will be developed that can be used to address challenges in different countries. BizMentors will provide a new solution as it will provide free mentoring and support to start-ups and existing SMEs who have difficulty accessing expertise. BizMentors will inform decision makers seeking to implement effective, low cost and sustainable mentoring solutions through mainstream programmes across the NPA and beyond.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233337","3D Bio-imaging Microscope Platform","3D Bio-imaging Microscope Platform","Ireland",null,"17/06/2014","01/11/2015","50","218659.26","EUR","109329.63","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","3D Bio-imaging Microscope Platform","3D Bio-imaging Microscope Platform","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234074","Train Fleet Solutions Ltd/Feas","Train Fleet Solutions Ltd/Feas","Ireland",null,"15/08/2014","31/12/2015","50","7509.78","EUR","3754.89","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532030","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13650: A feasibility study to develop a new device to allow the transfer of brake sand into railway carriages to replace the previous manual systems which are outdated and unsafe. Also to supply spare parts and accessories for train and railway stations.","13650: A feasibility study to develop a new device to allow the transfer of brake sand into railway carriages to replace the previous manual systems which are outdated and unsafe. Also to supply spare parts and accessories for train and railway stations.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300444","Living on the Edge Transformative strategies for coastal ecosystem management","Living on the Edge Transformative strategies for coastal ecosystem management","Ireland|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","15.52","100490","EUR","15600","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367029","65.6847981,-18.1197969|53.3444923,-6.2611326|68.5041465,14.8013171|69.6796518,18.9709276",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Dublin Region|Nordland|Landsbyggð|Troms og Finnmark","IE061|NO071|IS002|NO074","2014-2020","\"Life should be understood backwards but it must be lived forward\" -Søren Kirkegaard Living on the Edge is a collaborative and interdisciplinary research project between research institutions, universities, museums, cultural organisations and coastal communities to better understand the ecological shifts that have happened in the North Atlantic over time, and how this can contribute to management strategies for the future. Using the intrinsic knowledge of museum collections, intangible cultural heritage such as cultural landscapes and place names as well as archives, Living on the Edge is employing a completely new methodology to synthesise data relevant to marine ecosystems. By identifying the causes and characteristics of ecological regime shifts over the last 500 years, we can generate knowledge that helps us to better understand future shifts. This knowledge can influence for example coastal zone planning (strategies for implementing climate actions and ecosystem-based management in inter-municipal coastal planning) and ecosystem-based fisheries management (management plans for marine areas). Equally important to addressing these issues on policy level, we will disseminate learning to a broad public through an online platform and through the dissemination practices of the participating museums and cultural centers. This preparatory bridging project will facilitate partner meetings, a feasibility study, a partner search including a workshop and a new application to the NPA’s programme 2021-27 in order to realise our project idea. The application is situated in programme objective 4 with a view to bridge towards NPA 2021-2027 specific objective 2. 2.","\"Life should be understood backwards but it must be lived forward\" -Søren Kirkegaard Living on the Edge is a collaborative and interdisciplinary research project between research institutions, universities, museums, cultural organisations and coastal communities to better understand the ecological shifts that have happened in the North Atlantic over time, and how this can contribute to management strategies for the future. Using the intrinsic knowledge of museum collections, intangible cultural heritage such as cultural landscapes and place names as well as archives, Living on the Edge is employing a completely new methodology to synthesise data relevant to marine ecosystems. By identifying the causes and characteristics of ecological regime shifts over the last 500 years, we can generate knowledge that helps us to better understand future shifts. This knowledge can influence for example coastal zone planning (strategies for implementing climate actions and ecosystem-based management in inter-municipal coastal planning) and ecosystem-based fisheries management (management plans for marine areas). Equally important to addressing these issues on policy level, we will disseminate learning to a broad public through an online platform and through the dissemination practices of the participating museums and cultural centers. This preparatory bridging project will facilitate partner meetings, a feasibility study, a partner search including a workshop and a new application to the NPA’s programme 2021-27 in order to realise our project idea. The application is situated in programme objective 4 with a view to bridge towards NPA 2021-2027 specific objective 2. 2.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233314","Personalised Nutrition for the Pre Term Infant","Personalised Nutrition for the Pre Term Infant","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","31/12/2019","50","196958.76","EUR","98479.38","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Personalised Nutrition for the Pre Term Infant","Personalised Nutrition for the Pre Term Infant","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299421","Energy Saving Lighthouse Cities in the NPA region","Energy Saving Lighthouse Cities in the NPA region","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Greenland",null,"01/04/2016","30/06/2019","49.73","1903535.48","EUR","946593.69","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358119","57.4742466,-4.2333878|66.9317802,-53.6630039|51.9159669,-8.4839395|51.8925997,-8.5084258|67.2803556,14.404916|67.2891105,14.5602521|63.8284639,20.2547441|63.8204403,20.3099397|65.0120888,25.4650773|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Nordland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey","SE331|IE053|NO071|FI1D9|UKM62","2014-2020","The e-Lighthouse project will tackle the growing problem of global warming and increasing emissions by bringing added value to the Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAP) of the partner towns and regions. Project actions will support increased energy efficiency in buildings (40% of EU energy consumption) and increase the uptake of renewable energy, thus decreasing carbon dioxide emissions. Ambitious SEAP targets set by partner regions can only be achieved by increased energy efficiency of buildings, modern public lighting and add efficient recycling of waste. Enhancing energy efficiency of buildings will be done by retrofitting public buildings and influencing the decision-making of both retrofitting of residential buildings and new houses. Further, e-Lighthouse will raise awareness of energy efficiency and encourage most stakeholders in the regions to use best practises gathered. With a consortium of 6 NPA regions and 10 project partners, our goal is to support and follow-up the retrofit of more than 250 public buildings. In the private sector with the consultation of building supervisory authorities, the project aims to influence the decision makers (of energy efficiency) of 2500 domestic retrofits and 2000 new residential houses. There will also be consideration given to waste to energy streams. Improved local and regional monitoring methodologies and practices would greatly enhance the effectiveness of the SEAP already developed. The e-Lighthouse project will tackle this problem by providing guidelines and tools to reliably and efficiently calculate those important figures annually. By showing good examples of good codes-of-conduct such as municipality citizenship, e-Lighthouse partners will encourage other local and regional organizations to sign the new joint Covenant of Mayors, to commit to energy saving at the political decision-making level.","The e-Lighthouse project will tackle the growing problem of global warming and increasing emissions by bringing added value to the Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAP) of the partner towns and regions. Project actions will support increased energy efficiency in buildings (40% of EU energy consumption) and increase the uptake of renewable energy, thus decreasing carbon dioxide emissions. Ambitious SEAP targets set by partner regions can only be achieved by increased energy efficiency of buildings, modern public lighting and add efficient recycling of waste. Enhancing energy efficiency of buildings will be done by retrofitting public buildings and influencing the decision-making of both retrofitting of residential buildings and new houses. Further, e-Lighthouse will raise awareness of energy efficiency and encourage most stakeholders in the regions to use best practises gathered. With a consortium of 6 NPA regions and 10 project partners, our goal is to support and follow-up the retrofit of more than 250 public buildings. In the private sector with the consultation of building supervisory authorities, the project aims to influence the decision makers (of energy efficiency) of 2500 domestic retrofits and 2000 new residential houses. There will also be consideration given to waste to energy streams. Improved local and regional monitoring methodologies and practices would greatly enhance the effectiveness of the SEAP already developed. The e-Lighthouse project will tackle this problem by providing guidelines and tools to reliably and efficiently calculate those important figures annually. By showing good examples of good codes-of-conduct such as municipality citizenship, e-Lighthouse partners will encourage other local and regional organizations to sign the new joint Covenant of Mayors, to commit to energy saving at the political decision-making level.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234112","MULLAN LIGHTING DESIGN & MANUFACTURING LTD 159790","MULLAN LIGHTING DESIGN & MANUFACTURING LTD 159790","Ireland",null,"06/04/2016","01/06/2017","50","4851.56","EUR","2425.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532058","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Employ graduate to implement LEAN","Employ graduate to implement LEAN","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234198","Studybundles - Feasibility Study","Studybundles - Feasibility Study","Ireland",null,"02/12/2014","31/12/2015","50","948","EUR","474","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531764","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13578: Development of multi media digital English language resources for Higher Educational Institutions","13578: Development of multi media digital English language resources for Higher Educational Institutions","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233452","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"03/04/2014","15/08/2017","50","49228.19","EUR","24614.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531997","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop next generation of food service products","Develop next generation of food service products","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234025","LEo Longford Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEo Longford Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","128140.17","EUR","64070.08","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234049","TOTAL SIGMA MEASUREMENTS LTD 158604","TOTAL SIGMA MEASUREMENTS LTD 158604","Ireland",null,"29/05/2015","17/02/2017","50","56024.66","EUR","28012.33","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532008","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Develop next generation blending system","Develop next generation blending system","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234102","LEO Monaghan M2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Monaghan M2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","187034.01","EUR","93517","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532052","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233416","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","11803.84","EUR","5901.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531965","52.343862866949,-6.4898766271024","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233189","Business Advisor salary, travel and subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Business Advisor salary, travel and subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","65181.52","EUR","32590.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531544",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Business Advisor salary, travel and subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Business Advisor salary, travel and subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232230","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","227619.56","EUR","113809.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531447",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233411","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","224706.29","EUR","112353.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531961",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232218","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","16587.35","EUR","8293.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531433","51.6222152,-8.8898227","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233364","Enhancement & Characterisation of a Novel Modular Air Cooled Condenser","Enhancement & Characterisation of a Novel Modular Air Cooled Condenser","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/03/2016","50","289308.39","EUR","144654.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Enhancement & Characterisation of a Novel Modular Air Cooled Condenser","Enhancement & Characterisation of a Novel Modular Air Cooled Condenser","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233197","Develop a sunscreen which is biodegradable from natural biological sources","Develop a sunscreen which is biodegradable from natural biological sources","Ireland",null,"01/04/2015","01/05/2017","50","55970.4","EUR","27985.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531552",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop a sunscreen which is biodegradable from natural biological sources","Develop a sunscreen which is biodegradable from natural biological sources","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233717","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"06/07/2015","06/07/2017","50","70376.38","EUR","35188.19","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14134: A minimally invasive device to treat rhinitis","14134: A minimally invasive device to treat rhinitis","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233824","UNCOVERING THE FUNDAMENTAL ROLES OF THE CDC7 KINASE AND OF ITS REGULATORY SUBUNITS THROUGH GENOME EDITING TECHNOLOGY","UNCOVERING THE FUNDAMENTAL ROLES OF THE CDC7 KINASE AND OF ITS REGULATORY SUBUNITS THROUGH GENOME EDITING TECHNOLOGY","Ireland",null,"01/11/2017",null,"50","3854.15","EUR","1927.08","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Advanced Analytics for Biological Therapeutic Manufacture (AA-BTM)","Advanced Analytics for Biological Therapeutic Manufacture (AA-BTM)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233968","Novel Biomimetic Leaflet Material for Replacement Aortic Valves","Novel Biomimetic Leaflet Material for Replacement Aortic Valves","Ireland",null,"01/04/2016","01/04/2018","50","13120.66","EUR","6560.33","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Novel Biomimetic Leaflet Material for Replacement Aortic Valves","Novel Biomimetic Leaflet Material for Replacement Aortic Valves","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234073","New Frontiers Education Programme 2016","New Frontiers Education Programme 2016","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","28/02/2021","50","577183.44","EUR","288591.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531998","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Entreprenuer Development Programme","Entreprenuer Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233943","TOP FORM LTD 158004","TOP FORM LTD 158004","Ireland",null,"20/02/2015",null,"50","40000","EUR","20000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531854","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13841: Create a new senior role, by recruiting a Commercial Director","13841: Create a new senior role, by recruiting a Commercial Director","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295908","Recover and valorization of maritime, military and industrial heritage of the Atlantic Area coast","Recover and valorization of maritime, military and industrial heritage of the Atlantic Area coast","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/07/2017","30/06/2020","75","3288099.4","EUR","2466074.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4322673","49.182863,-0.370679|46.160329,-1.151139|53.4083714,-2.9915726|50.3754565,-4.1426565|36.5270612,-6.2885962|43.489646,-8.2193451|51.8985143,-8.4756035|52.6638367,-8.6267343|40.602309,-8.672371",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Mid-West Region|South-West Region, Ireland|Plymouth|A Coruña Province|Região de Aveiro|Cádiz Province|Charente-Maritime|Calvados|Liverpool","IE051|IE053|UKK41|ES111|PT16D|ES612|FRI32|FRD11|UKD72","2014-2020","One of the main features of the Atlantic Area is its maritime dimension, which gives this territorial area a strong cultural identity. The proximity to the sea has led to a common development pattern, both economic and urban in coastal cities, closely linked to the sea and the maritime industry, and even military settlements, by the geostrategic position of many of these cities. The crisis of industrial activity linked to the sea and the reduction of military presence have led to the degradation of many of these facilities, which have fallen into disuse and generated in their surroundings an urban landscape of environmental and heritage degeneration. The MMIAH project is committed to the value enhancement of the urban coastal edge of the Atlantic Area through the recovery of disused asset associated with the military, maritime and industrial heritage of coastal cities, facilitating their social use and generating value added activities around them in order to promote cultural tourism as a factor of economic sustainability. This project specific goals are: - Recover the historical memory of Atlantic cities, their growth and development linked to its maritime, industrial and military heritage; - Recover these heritage sites which have been abandoned for public use; - Establish a joint model of sustainable management and use planning of the mentioned heritage translatable to other cities of the Atlantic Area; - Promote the participation of civil society in the \"ownership\" of the new uses of maritime, military and industrial heritage; - Develop cultural tourism through historical reenactment, promoting the Atlantic identity around these abandoned assets in the coastal edge; - Encourage the economic sustainability of these spaces including them as an essential part of the cultural and tourism offer of the cities.","One of the main features of the Atlantic Area is its maritime dimension, which gives this territorial area a strong cultural identity. The proximity to the sea has led to a common development pattern, both economic and urban in coastal cities, closely linked to the sea and the maritime industry, and even military settlements, by the geostrategic position of many of these cities. The crisis of industrial activity linked to the sea and the reduction of military presence have led to the degradation of many of these facilities, which have fallen into disuse and generated in their surroundings an urban landscape of environmental and heritage degeneration. The MMIAH project is committed to the value enhancement of the urban coastal edge of the Atlantic Area through the recovery of disused asset associated with the military, maritime and industrial heritage of coastal cities, facilitating their social use and generating value added activities around them in order to promote cultural tourism as a factor of economic sustainability. This project specific goals are: - Recover the historical memory of Atlantic cities, their growth and development linked to its maritime, industrial and military heritage; - Recover these heritage sites which have been abandoned for public use; - Establish a joint model of sustainable management and use planning of the mentioned heritage translatable to other cities of the Atlantic Area; - Promote the participation of civil society in the \"ownership\" of the new uses of maritime, military and industrial heritage; - Develop cultural tourism through historical reenactment, promoting the Atlantic identity around these abandoned assets in the coastal edge; - Encourage the economic sustainability of these spaces including them as an essential part of the cultural and tourism offer of the cities.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232247","Ata-bot (analaytics to action) - intent targeting from social media signals","Ata-bot (analaytics to action) - intent targeting from social media signals","Ireland",null,"01/07/2014","31/10/2014","50","34460.26","EUR","17230.13","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Ata-bot (analaytics to action) - intent targeting from social media signals","Ata-bot (analaytics to action) - intent targeting from social media signals","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232261","Assessment of the diagnostic commercial potential of a breath ammonia measurement system - giving AmBeR the green light","Assessment of the diagnostic commercial potential of a breath ammonia measurement system - giving AmBeR the green light","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","01/01/2017","50","192133.95","EUR","96066.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Assessment of the diagnostic commercial potential of a breath ammonia measurement system - giving AmBeR the green light","Assessment of the diagnostic commercial potential of a breath ammonia measurement system - giving AmBeR the green light","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234197","David O'Connor -  Feasibility","David O'Connor -  Feasibility","Ireland",null,"26/03/2014","31/12/2015","50","1594.3","EUR","797.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531762","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13589: Feasibility into the establishment of a software application for the marine industry","13589: Feasibility into the establishment of a software application for the marine industry","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232267","Polymer Holographic lens arrays for applications in LED lighting","Polymer Holographic lens arrays for applications in LED lighting","Ireland",null,"31/03/2015","30/06/2017","50","55138.07","EUR","27569.04","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531477",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Polymer Holographic lens arrays for applications in LED lighting","Polymer Holographic lens arrays for applications in LED lighting","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548091","Back to Education Initiative","Back to Education Initiative","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014",null,"50","100940000","EUR","50470000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614777","53.3275073,-6.2274858859278|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","117","Enhancing equal access to lifelong learning for all age groups in formal, non-formal and informal settings, upgrading the knowledge, skills and competences of the workforce, and promoting flexible learning pathways including through career guidance and validation of acquired competences","TO10","Educational and vocational training","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Provides a range of part-time learning opportunities that enable learners to reconcile participation in education with family and/or employment responsibilities.","Provides a range of part-time learning opportunities that enable learners to reconcile participation in education with family and/or employment responsibilities.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233511","Harnessing epigenetic and genome dosage effects on hybrid vigour for sustainable crop and food produ","Harnessing epigenetic and genome dosage effects on hybrid vigour for sustainable crop and food produ","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2018","50","134267.73","EUR","67133.86","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14146: Harnessing epigenetic and genome dosage effects on hybrid vigour for sustainable crop and food production","14146: Harnessing epigenetic and genome dosage effects on hybrid vigour for sustainable crop and food production","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2547992","ICT Skills Conversion Course","ICT Skills Conversion Course","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015",null,"50","12373358","EUR","6186679","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614778","53.3275073,-6.2274858859278|53.3860497,-6.2455770853178|53.33894015,-6.2527128217596|53.3524881,-6.2566456897218|53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|53.3502629,-6.3202128838661|53.39493455,-6.3892085449376|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.1509131,-7.6577981806527|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|54.19298605,-8.7305426729522|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","102","Access to employment for job-seekers and inactive people, including the long-term unemployed and people far from the labour market, also through local employment initiatives and support for labour mobility","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Aims to address ICT skills gaps through the successful level 8 conversion of talented graduates from non-computing/IT disciplines.","Aims to address ICT skills gaps through the successful level 8 conversion of talented graduates from non-computing/IT disciplines.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234161","Keith Lambe T/A Keith Lambe Diesel Services","Keith Lambe T/A Keith Lambe Diesel Services","Ireland",null,"31/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531733","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13603: Keith Lambe Diesel Services is the ONLY Delphi Diesel Centre in Co. Offaly. Specialises in the service and repair of other diesel fuel injection systems such as:- Bosch, Denso, Siemens, etc.  Keith Lambe Diesel Services was set up in 2012 to meet the needs of garages, agri sector, commercial and private vehicle owners.","13603: Keith Lambe Diesel Services is the ONLY Delphi Diesel Centre in Co. Offaly. Specialises in the service and repair of other diesel fuel injection systems such as:- Bosch, Denso, Siemens, etc.  Keith Lambe Diesel Services was set up in 2012 to meet the needs of garages, agri sector, commercial and private vehicle owners.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232303","Investigate and improve upon the current state-of-the-art in industrial process automation in the field of filtration media manufacture.","Investigate and improve upon the current state-of-the-art in industrial process automation in the field of filtration media manufacture.","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","29/02/2016","50","129989.34","EUR","64994.67","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531520",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Investigate and improve upon the current state-of-the-art in industrial process automation in the field of filtration media manufacture.","Investigate and improve upon the current state-of-the-art in industrial process automation in the field of filtration media manufacture.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232226","Startup business seeking to develop a mobile app that will enable retailers communicate special offers.","Startup business seeking to develop a mobile app that will enable retailers communicate special offers.","Ireland",null,"27/04/2014","31/12/2015","50","7000","EUR","3500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531440","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Startup business seeking to develop a mobile app that will enable retailers communicate special offers.","Startup business seeking to develop a mobile app that will enable retailers communicate special offers.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296559","Carlingford Lough Greenway","Carlingford Lough Greenway","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","30/06/2020","85","3469695","EUR","2949240.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365321","54.1773009,-6.3431756|54.1775498,-6.3479292|54.0036095,-6.3863814",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Mid-East Region, Ireland|Newry, Mourne and Down","IE062|UKN08","2014-2020","The Carlingford Lough Cross Border Greenway will be developed against the majestic backdrop of the Cooley and Mourne Mountains, linking communities along the west side of Carlingford Lough from Carlingford to Newry. The Greenway will build on the recently completed and already popular Omeath to Carlingford Marina Greenway providing a world class cross border green travel route running parallel to the R173 Road Newry Dundalk Link Road. The peninsula extends for approximately 25 km from Newry City through Omeath and Carlingford to Greenore. The peninsulas community and the community of Newry are constrained by vehicular free limited public spaces. The cross-border road is narrow and uncompromising for cyclists. Therefore the common modal shift challenge is to reduce the number of vehicles on the cross-border road by offering an attractive active work and travel alternative. Project costs for the preferred option are estimated at €4,560,301 (Section 5). The capital output is the creation of 10.1 km of new cross-border Greenway, linking Carlingford to Newry City via Omeath. The new Greenway links to existing sections of Greenway in Ireland and Northern Ireland creating a total cross border accessible traffic free link from Portadown to Carlingford and forming an integral element of the Great Eastern Greenway. Costs have been professionally estimated and will be subject to EU tendering. The main objective, is to enable more sustainable mobility on a cross-border basis resulting in reduced energy consumption and carbon emissions. The current situation is that 2.7% of cross-border commuters journey to/from work or education by cycling or walking and the Interreg programme aims to increase this to 10% by 2023. The Carlingford Lough Greenway project seeks to convert cross-border car commuters to cycle or walk to work or education on a more regular basis. Additionally, through implementing a Greenway Activity Programme, local businesses, schools and residents, 1,500 participants will be encouraged to respond to Programme activities under the themes of Sustainable Transport, Active Travel, Healthy Living and Social Cohesion. The key modal shift objective to increase the number of cross border commuters travelling to work or education by bicycle/on foot using the Carlingford Lough Greenway from a zero base to 150 on a regular basis equivalent to 30 on a daily basis over a 3 year period. This will result in the total number of cross border commuters to work or education in the Newry and Louth region increasing from the established low baseline of 49 (2.7%) to 199 exceeding the Interreg target. When measured against the Interreg target of 10% of total cross border commuters (baseline of 14,687), the Interreg target is 1,468 cross border commuters walking or cycling to work or education with 176, being 12% attributable to Newry and Louth region. The Carlingford Lough Greenway project: Involves the construction of a new cross-border route for cycling and walking. Creates a safe and attractive active travel cross-border route from Carlingford to Newry for commuters and others. Engages Louth County Council and Newry, Mourne & Down District Council in an exciting collaborative project that establishes a new physical link between jurisdictions. Will recruit businesses that employ significant numbers of cross border workers and third level education institutions to utilise the Greenway for cross border commuting. Will engage schools and the local population in utilising the Greenway and commuting to work. Involves the delivery of a Greenway Activity Programme that will encourage and facilitate people to cycle/walk and promote behavioural change to reduce their carbon emissions. Meets the local and regional strategies in terms of tourism and healthy and active living. This cross border project has been developed through a signed Memorandum of Understanding and will be implemented on a joint basis between Louth County Council and Newry, Mourne & Down District Council. Cross border and cross community co-operation are at the core of the project as evidenced by the planned progression of activities and support for the project. Funding the project is the key constraint facing the partners. There are no other material constraints that will impact upon the project. Risks have been identified and are capable of successful mitigation and management. In addition an extensive programme of activities aimed at recruiting citizens, businesses and schools to utilise the Greenway will directly assist in achieving the cross border modal shift and additionally informing and driving behavioural change in terms of transport mode impacts and of changing modes of transport in the medium term and in promoting sustainable regional, cross border and local mobility.","The Carlingford Lough Cross Border Greenway will be developed against the majestic backdrop of the Cooley and Mourne Mountains, linking communities along the west side of Carlingford Lough from Carlingford to Newry. The Greenway will build on the recently completed and already popular Omeath to Carlingford Marina Greenway providing a world class cross border green travel route running parallel to the R173 Road Newry Dundalk Link Road. The peninsula extends for approximately 25 km from Newry City through Omeath and Carlingford to Greenore. The peninsulas community and the community of Newry are constrained by vehicular free limited public spaces. The cross-border road is narrow and uncompromising for cyclists. Therefore the common modal shift challenge is to reduce the number of vehicles on the cross-border road by offering an attractive active work and travel alternative. Project costs for the preferred option are estimated at €4,560,301 (Section 5). The capital output is the creation of 10.1 km of new cross-border Greenway, linking Carlingford to Newry City via Omeath. The new Greenway links to existing sections of Greenway in Ireland and Northern Ireland creating a total cross border accessible traffic free link from Portadown to Carlingford and forming an integral element of the Great Eastern Greenway. Costs have been professionally estimated and will be subject to EU tendering. The main objective, is to enable more sustainable mobility on a cross-border basis resulting in reduced energy consumption and carbon emissions. The current situation is that 2.7% of cross-border commuters journey to/from work or education by cycling or walking and the Interreg programme aims to increase this to 10% by 2023. The Carlingford Lough Greenway project seeks to convert cross-border car commuters to cycle or walk to work or education on a more regular basis. Additionally, through implementing a Greenway Activity Programme, local businesses, schools and residents, 1,500 participants will be encouraged to respond to Programme activities under the themes of Sustainable Transport, Active Travel, Healthy Living and Social Cohesion. The key modal shift objective to increase the number of cross border commuters travelling to work or education by bicycle/on foot using the Carlingford Lough Greenway from a zero base to 150 on a regular basis equivalent to 30 on a daily basis over a 3 year period. This will result in the total number of cross border commuters to work or education in the Newry and Louth region increasing from the established low baseline of 49 (2.7%) to 199 exceeding the Interreg target. When measured against the Interreg target of 10% of total cross border commuters (baseline of 14,687), the Interreg target is 1,468 cross border commuters walking or cycling to work or education with 176, being 12% attributable to Newry and Louth region. The Carlingford Lough Greenway project: Involves the construction of a new cross-border route for cycling and walking. Creates a safe and attractive active travel cross-border route from Carlingford to Newry for commuters and others. Engages Louth County Council and Newry, Mourne & Down District Council in an exciting collaborative project that establishes a new physical link between jurisdictions. Will recruit businesses that employ significant numbers of cross border workers and third level education institutions to utilise the Greenway for cross border commuting. Will engage schools and the local population in utilising the Greenway and commuting to work. Involves the delivery of a Greenway Activity Programme that will encourage and facilitate people to cycle/walk and promote behavioural change to reduce their carbon emissions. Meets the local and regional strategies in terms of tourism and healthy and active living. This cross border project has been developed through a signed Memorandum of Understanding and will be implemented on a joint basis between Louth County Council and Newry, Mourne & Down District Council. Cross border and cross community co-operation are at the core of the project as evidenced by the planned progression of activities and support for the project. Funding the project is the key constraint facing the partners. There are no other material constraints that will impact upon the project. Risks have been identified and are capable of successful mitigation and management. In addition an extensive programme of activities aimed at recruiting citizens, businesses and schools to utilise the Greenway will directly assist in achieving the cross border modal shift and additionally informing and driving behavioural change in terms of transport mode impacts and of changing modes of transport in the medium term and in promoting sustainable regional, cross border and local mobility.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233426","Manafacture of Natural Skincare Products. Support with technical development prototype & innovation costs.","Manafacture of Natural Skincare Products. Support with technical development prototype & innovation costs.","Ireland",null,"11/05/2015","31/12/2015","50","4401","EUR","2200.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531974","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Manafacture of Natural Skincare Products. Support with technical development prototype & innovation costs.","Manafacture of Natural Skincare Products. Support with technical development prototype & innovation costs.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234045","FARRELL BROTHERS (ARDEE) LTD 158234","FARRELL BROTHERS (ARDEE) LTD 158234","Ireland",null,"31/03/2015","04/04/2017","50","112040.52","EUR","56020.26","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532003","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Develop a range of modular office furniture","Develop a range of modular office furniture","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233436","UNIVET LTD 156941","UNIVET LTD 156941","Ireland",null,"30/05/2014","31/07/2017","50","38535","EUR","19267.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531986","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop antibiotic with reduced withdrawal time","Develop antibiotic with reduced withdrawal time","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298800","Creating new local Energy Community Co-Operatives","Creating new local Energy Community Co-Operatives","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"20/09/2017","19/09/2022","60","6223520.55","EUR","3734112.33","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4383597","51.9466597,-10.225955|47.6652846,-2.0708843|51.8573232,-3.1339517|51.882958,-8.5310157|51.0369036,3.7123206|51.1991577,4.4314121|50.8837654,4.7128429|51.6858532,5.2850925|51.5678851,5.3744513|52.1234019,6.0245654|52.1614115,6.4155986|50.8153192,8.7703018",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-West Region, Ireland|Powys|Marburg-Biedenkopf|Arrondissement of Leuven|Arrondissement of Ghent|Arrondissement of Antwerp|Noordoost-Noord-Brabant|Veluwe|Achterhoek|Ille-et-Vilaine","IE053|UKL24|DE724|BE242|BE234|BE211|NL413|NL221|NL225|FRH03","2014-2020","Policymakers want to unlock Renewable Energy (RE) to meet their GHG reduction targets. Currently, they can only turn to the establishment of energy producers to realise their objectives. These traditional actors are slowly becoming interested in RE but are very reticent to share socio-economic benefits with the local communities concerned. The result is a growing public resentment (NIMBY) and a failing market for RE. Characteristically, RE allows for distributed production and for involving local communities. Bio-Energie Dörfer in DE are the best proof of this: actively involving local communities in their RE production is a feasible way to address the failing RE market. Especially rural areas and farmers offer the physical and social resources needed for a decentralised, community based approach to providing RE. However, emerging local community initiatives are presently facing barriers. They lack adequate knowledge (of finances, technology, marketing, and management), which prevents them from becoming reliable RE providers. Numerous policymakers have indicated, therefore, that an effective exchange of knowledge is needed to speed up the RE transition. We aim to accelerate the growth of local Energy Community Co-Operatives (ECCOs), both in effectiveness and in numbers. We will achieve this by bringing ECCOs together and linking them up with relevant sources of knowledge from around NWE to overcome the barriers they face at present. Additionally, we will inspire policymakers and community groups to initiate their own ECCOs and, subsequently, we will facilitate their initiatiation and development processes. By designing and establishing a transnationally connected Accelerator Network (AN), we build the organisational structure that secures that the support activities are continued after the project has ended. The large number of policymakers and organisations that have already signed up as associated partners to this project are seen as a first testimony of commitment to the results we want to deliver. We start off bottom-up with the combined experience and best practices of 9 existing ECCOs spread around NWE. The transnational work of these pilots will function as beacons for us during the project period and beyond to inspire policymakers and prospective ECCOs. We will reach and engage 50 new ECCOs during the project, each producing at least 600 MWh RE on average, reducing GHG emissions by 7.500 tns/yr in total. The tangible demonstration of this potential will encourage other policymakers to adapt their policies in favour of ECCOs (20 policies expected in 10 years post project). REScoop originated as an H2020 thematic EU network for mostly larger RE coopertives. The AN will make them well equipped to reach out to individual local ECCOs. This results in 500 additional ECCOs in 10 years post project, bringing the GHG reduction total up to 150.000 tns/yr.","Policymakers want to unlock Renewable Energy (RE) to meet their GHG reduction targets. Currently, they can only turn to the establishment of energy producers to realise their objectives. These traditional actors are slowly becoming interested in RE but are very reticent to share socio-economic benefits with the local communities concerned. The result is a growing public resentment (NIMBY) and a failing market for RE. Characteristically, RE allows for distributed production and for involving local communities. Bio-Energie Dörfer in DE are the best proof of this: actively involving local communities in their RE production is a feasible way to address the failing RE market. Especially rural areas and farmers offer the physical and social resources needed for a decentralised, community based approach to providing RE. However, emerging local community initiatives are presently facing barriers. They lack adequate knowledge (of finances, technology, marketing, and management), which prevents them from becoming reliable RE providers. Numerous policymakers have indicated, therefore, that an effective exchange of knowledge is needed to speed up the RE transition. We aim to accelerate the growth of local Energy Community Co-Operatives (ECCOs), both in effectiveness and in numbers. We will achieve this by bringing ECCOs together and linking them up with relevant sources of knowledge from around NWE to overcome the barriers they face at present. Additionally, we will inspire policymakers and community groups to initiate their own ECCOs and, subsequently, we will facilitate their initiatiation and development processes. By designing and establishing a transnationally connected Accelerator Network (AN), we build the organisational structure that secures that the support activities are continued after the project has ended. The large number of policymakers and organisations that have already signed up as associated partners to this project are seen as a first testimony of commitment to the results we want to deliver. We start off bottom-up with the combined experience and best practices of 9 existing ECCOs spread around NWE. The transnational work of these pilots will function as beacons for us during the project period and beyond to inspire policymakers and prospective ECCOs. We will reach and engage 50 new ECCOs during the project, each producing at least 600 MWh RE on average, reducing GHG emissions by 7.500 tns/yr in total. The tangible demonstration of this potential will encourage other policymakers to adapt their policies in favour of ECCOs (20 policies expected in 10 years post project). REScoop originated as an H2020 thematic EU network for mostly larger RE coopertives. The AN will make them well equipped to reach out to individual local ECCOs. This results in 500 additional ECCOs in 10 years post project, bringing the GHG reduction total up to 150.000 tns/yr.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233282","Solid State Thermal Interface Material","Solid State Thermal Interface Material","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","30/01/2018","50","137752.45","EUR","68876.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Solid State Thermal Interface Material","Solid State Thermal Interface Material","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300451","Authentic tourism based on local cultural flavours","Authentic tourism based on local cultural flavours","Finland|Italy|Netherlands|Ireland|Latvia|Romania|Hungary|Croatia",null,"01/08/2019","31/07/2022","85","1777873","EUR","1511192.05","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367113","52.2599706,-7.1065109|44.4184681,12.2022306|45.990119,12.296087|45.8150811,15.9493469|47.3879542,16.5396466|56.9504751,24.1112494|46.3612529,25.8013792|61.8676243,28.8913306|51.6866707,5.3026778",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Southern Savonia|Province of Ravenna|Province of Treviso|South-East Region, Ireland|Vas|Noordoost-Noord-Brabant|Grad Zagreb|Harghita|Riga","FI1D1|ITH57|ITH34|IE052|HU222|NL413|HR050|RO124|LV006","2014-2020","Major tourism attractions are emerging as internationally acclaimed hubs of visits and services, leading to oversight of other cultural sites and to non-sustainability of most-visited destinations. At the same time tourists are upgrading authentic cultural heritage, offering specific experience rooted in local history and the preserved cultural legacy of communities, adding unique flavours and excitement to their adventure. Small and medium sized towns with rich but undervalued cultural heritage possess the potential to offer new, unique and authentic experiences, but suffer from either the dominance of major attractions in their vicinity, or from their relatively remote locations. Positioning them as authentic destinations can simultaneously sustain local cultural heritage and create better prospects for locals. The attraction of tourists to less recognized places can create a more even distribution of tourism and more cohesive regional economies. Local Flavours’ objective is to improve policies supporting places unable to fully exploit their cultural legacies due to less-advantaged locations. The project will help partners to meet the challenge of identifying the most effective ways to support unique local sites with an innovative analysis toolkit, extensive knowledge sharing and with assisted interaction with local public and private stakeholders. This way the specific local and regional potentials and bottlenecks can be properly explored and used to elaborate the right policy frameworks elevating and positioning new authentic destinations. As a result of the cooperation of the international partnership, 8 Action Plans will be produced as main outcomes, targeting various policy instruments (ERDF Operational Programmes, development and marketing strategies) supporting the addressed locations in their pursuit to become more integrated and integral players in regional tourism, based on their recognized and properly used authentic cultural assets.","Major tourism attractions are emerging as internationally acclaimed hubs of visits and services, leading to oversight of other cultural sites and to non-sustainability of most-visited destinations. At the same time tourists are upgrading authentic cultural heritage, offering specific experience rooted in local history and the preserved cultural legacy of communities, adding unique flavours and excitement to their adventure. Small and medium sized towns with rich but undervalued cultural heritage possess the potential to offer new, unique and authentic experiences, but suffer from either the dominance of major attractions in their vicinity, or from their relatively remote locations. Positioning them as authentic destinations can simultaneously sustain local cultural heritage and create better prospects for locals. The attraction of tourists to less recognized places can create a more even distribution of tourism and more cohesive regional economies. Local Flavours’ objective is to improve policies supporting places unable to fully exploit their cultural legacies due to less-advantaged locations. The project will help partners to meet the challenge of identifying the most effective ways to support unique local sites with an innovative analysis toolkit, extensive knowledge sharing and with assisted interaction with local public and private stakeholders. This way the specific local and regional potentials and bottlenecks can be properly explored and used to elaborate the right policy frameworks elevating and positioning new authentic destinations. As a result of the cooperation of the international partnership, 8 Action Plans will be produced as main outcomes, targeting various policy instruments (ERDF Operational Programmes, development and marketing strategies) supporting the addressed locations in their pursuit to become more integrated and integral players in regional tourism, based on their recognized and properly used authentic cultural assets.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233299","ADAPT: Centre for Digital Content Platform Research","ADAPT: Centre for Digital Content Platform Research","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2020","50","11081020.57","EUR","5540510.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","ADAPT: Centre for Digital Content Platform Research","ADAPT: Centre for Digital Content Platform Research","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234213","Migrating an Integrated Document Management Process to a Cloud Based BPaaS","Migrating an Integrated Document Management Process to a Cloud Based BPaaS","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","31/12/2016","50","16745.9","EUR","8372.95","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Migrating an integrated document management process to a cloud based BPaaS.","Migrating an integrated document management process to a cloud based BPaaS.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233970","RAP-ID: Rapid Aqua Pathogen Identification","RAP-ID: Rapid Aqua Pathogen Identification","Ireland",null,"01/12/2015","01/07/2017","50","96202.44","EUR","48101.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","RAP-ID: Rapid Aqua Pathogen Identification","RAP-ID: Rapid Aqua Pathogen Identification","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296654","Building Regional Resilience to Industrial Structural Change","Building Regional Resilience to Industrial Structural Change","Finland|Poland|Lithuania|Italy|Austria|Ireland|United Kingdom|Hungary|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/07/2023","84.1","1860974","EUR","1565014.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423","37.6223359,-0.9655651|53.5427336,-2.1182458|51.8821,-8.53082|44.6971758,10.6304467|48.3186708,14.3074761|47.6810134,17.7006626|50.0317196,22.0025267|54.7515924,25.2648936|65.0593177,25.4662935",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Vilnius County|Province of Reggio Emilia|South-West Region, Ireland|Linz-Wels|Győr-Moson-Sopron|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Rzeszowski|Greater Manchester North East","LT011|ITH53|IE053|AT312|HU221|FI1D9|PL823|UKD37","2014-2020","Across Europe, public bodies are pressed by an increasing need to provide preparatory support to the economic ecosystem in advance of the closure of anchor firms in their region which act as significant employers. The impacts of a closure of course go beyond direct employees and ripple, wave like throughout the regional services sector and economy. Management of such anticipated structural change requires proactive renewal of business approaches and policy supports. Regions are encouraged to introduce pilot projects based on their own strengths and to provide appropriate business supports for the re-alignment of the regional industrial base. This proactive approach by regional stakeholders is critical to building the resilience of these regions and enabling them to adapt to change. The importance of SMEs and start-ups to the regional economy is widely recognised in terms of the provision of employment, contribution to GDP, driving innovation and supporting regional resilience. It is imperative that the relevant regional stakeholders keep informed, inspired and equipped to provide the appropriate SME and start-up supports, particularly in regions anticipating structural change. The development of this collaborative Interreg Europe project linking partners across borders will seek to develop a Framework and Roadmap for Anticipated Structural Change under Priority Axis 2. It is imperative that industry players, business support organisations and policy makers understand how their ecosystems work and when faced with shocks (firm closures) to collaboratively develop alternative growth and employment through supportive policies and programmes to boost SME competitiveness.","Across Europe, public bodies are pressed by an increasing need to provide preparatory support to the economic ecosystem in advance of the closure of anchor firms in their region which act as significant employers. The impacts of a closure of course go beyond direct employees and ripple, wave like throughout the regional services sector and economy. Management of such anticipated structural change requires proactive renewal of business approaches and policy supports. Regions are encouraged to introduce pilot projects based on their own strengths and to provide appropriate business supports for the re-alignment of the regional industrial base. This proactive approach by regional stakeholders is critical to building the resilience of these regions and enabling them to adapt to change. The importance of SMEs and start-ups to the regional economy is widely recognised in terms of the provision of employment, contribution to GDP, driving innovation and supporting regional resilience. It is imperative that the relevant regional stakeholders keep informed, inspired and equipped to provide the appropriate SME and start-up supports, particularly in regions anticipating structural change. The development of this collaborative Interreg Europe project linking partners across borders will seek to develop a Framework and Roadmap for Anticipated Structural Change under Priority Axis 2. It is imperative that industry players, business support organisations and policy makers understand how their ecosystems work and when faced with shocks (firm closures) to collaboratively develop alternative growth and employment through supportive policies and programmes to boost SME competitiveness.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232189","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","164138","EUR","82069","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531397","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233454","Leo Donegal IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","Leo Donegal IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","19733.03","EUR","9866.52","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532081","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234110","LEONARD ENGINEERING (BALLYBAY) LTD 160235","LEONARD ENGINEERING (BALLYBAY) LTD 160235","Ireland",null,"22/07/2016","14/08/2017","50","13750","EUR","6875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532056","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit a Senior Quality Surveyor","Recruit a Senior Quality Surveyor","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296616","Smart Atlantic seafood clusters","Smart Atlantic seafood clusters","Portugal|Ireland|France|Spain",null,"02/10/2017","30/09/2020","75","1804220.52","EUR","1353165.39","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","48.117266,-1.6777926|43.4623057,-3.8099803|48.390394,-4.486076|54.9966124,-7.3085748|54.9558392,-7.7342787|41.1844362,-8.6962775|41.2015026,-8.6963376|53.270668,-9.0567905",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Cantabria|West Region, Ireland|Border Region|Finistère|Ille-et-Vilaine|Derry City and Strabane","ES130|IE042|IE041|FRH02|FRH03|UKN0A","2014-2020","The Safer project aims to improve the innovation performance of the seafood sector by increasing technology adoption and transnational cooperation giving response to the challenges faced by this sector identified with high-potential for the smart growth of the Atlantic regions participating in the project. The project will drive innovation with a view of expanding the results to 21 Atlantic regions who will benefit from project’s experience in order to improve their innovation policies. Specific sub-objectives of the project are: (i) Create an innovation platform to sustain an effective transnational network of seafood clusters by putting in place the organisation, governance, innovation, services and tools that the network will need to effectively and sustainably drive innovation in a fast-moving network of SMEs and third level and Applied Research Centres distributed across the Atlantic Area; (ii) Inspire technology adoption and collaboration within the seafood sector by using the innovation platform established to increase the level of collaboration and technology transfer. Living Lab pilots will be jointly implemented and evaluated in order to test the effectiveness of the platform; (iii) Serve as empirical input for the Regional Innovation Smart Specialization Strategies (RIS3) of the Atlantic regions by evaluating project results and providing recommendations to be considered by the decision makers responsible of the RIS3 and other innovation strategies in these Atlantic regions.","The Safer project aims to improve the innovation performance of the seafood sector by increasing technology adoption and transnational cooperation giving response to the challenges faced by this sector identified with high-potential for the smart growth of the Atlantic regions participating in the project. The project will drive innovation with a view of expanding the results to 21 Atlantic regions who will benefit from project’s experience in order to improve their innovation policies. Specific sub-objectives of the project are: (i) Create an innovation platform to sustain an effective transnational network of seafood clusters by putting in place the organisation, governance, innovation, services and tools that the network will need to effectively and sustainably drive innovation in a fast-moving network of SMEs and third level and Applied Research Centres distributed across the Atlantic Area; (ii) Inspire technology adoption and collaboration within the seafood sector by using the innovation platform established to increase the level of collaboration and technology transfer. Living Lab pilots will be jointly implemented and evaluated in order to test the effectiveness of the platform; (iii) Serve as empirical input for the Regional Innovation Smart Specialization Strategies (RIS3) of the Atlantic regions by evaluating project results and providing recommendations to be considered by the decision makers responsible of the RIS3 and other innovation strategies in these Atlantic regions.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233434","PQE TECHNOLOGY LTD 158852","PQE TECHNOLOGY LTD 158852","Ireland",null,"02/09/2015","27/04/2017","50","28500","EUR","14250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531982","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit and Operations Manager","Recruit and Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233951","CUT-E IRELAND LIMITED 158809","CUT-E IRELAND LIMITED 158809","Ireland",null,"18/11/2014",null,"50","40000","EUR","20000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531866","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13851: Recruitment of a Global Operations Manager","13851: Recruitment of a Global Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233351","EI - GaNPoP (Stage 1)","EI - GaNPoP (Stage 1)","Ireland",null,"01/02/2016","31/01/2019","50","33354.74","EUR","16677.37","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","EI - GaNPoP (Stage 1)","EI - GaNPoP (Stage 1)","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235268","ISKA Water Treatments Ltd Innovation Grant","ISKA Water Treatments Ltd Innovation Grant","Ireland",null,"25/09/2015","18/12/2015","50","3100","EUR","1550","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531821",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13730: Development of above ground retro fit sewage treatment systems.","13730: Development of above ground retro fit sewage treatment systems.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233246","Looking to set up a food company all containing Irish Atlantic seaweed as their key ingredient.","Looking to set up a food company all containing Irish Atlantic seaweed as their key ingredient.","Ireland",null,"18/02/2015","31/12/2015","50","13000","EUR","6500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531620","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Looking to set up a food company all containing Irish Atlantic seaweed as their key ingredient.","Looking to set up a food company all containing Irish Atlantic seaweed as their key ingredient.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299839","Greener Waterway Infrastructure","Greener Waterway Infrastructure","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Belgium",null,"31/05/2018","31/12/2022","60","2605674.65","EUR","1563404.79","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4361772","52.2898084,-1.5753385|54.3436228,-7.6487848|50.5296311,2.6348452|50.8584595,4.3572666|52.0579246,5.1021349|50.6411075,5.5759793",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Warwickshire|Arrondissement of Liège|Pas-de-Calais|Fermanagh and Omagh|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital|Utrecht","UKG13|BE332|FRE12|UKN0G|BE100|NL310","2014-2020","Grn WN addresses excess energy use and high carbon emissions Waterway Management Organisations (WMO’s) cause across NWE. They rely on pumping equipment and systems to keep waterways operational, but need to adapt and make this infrastructure more carbon efficient. Cost pressures restrict WMO’s from taking such steps. The project tackles this by jointly trialling such technologies on their behalf and more efficient ways of deploying them. Pumping water has a big carbon impact across NWE, accounting for 25% - 33% of WMO’s annual electricity use and c20% of total emissions. The project focuses on waterways in BE, FR, IE, NL, and UK, which are used for freight and for recreational uses and has 3 stages; -Audit current equipment/scope for improvement. -Pilot technologies and test their potential for adaptation. -Investment, procurement and business planning guidelines. GrnWN improves things by convincing other WMO’s to use the processes developed, and adopt (or adapt existing) greener technologies piloted. The estimated net change we aim to demonstrate is 778,000 kWh energy saved, and 195 Tonnes CO2 emissions reduced. Main outputs and pilots will be an infrastructure audit, technology trials, investment, procurement and business planning guidelines (a Greener Pumping Technologies Toolkit) and an established support network. GrnWN will roll these out to other WMO’s by encouraging them to carry out new installations as their existing equipment reaches ‘end of life’. Environmental groups, industry and water managers’ networks will act as advocates, promoting the outputs of the project and helping reduce barriers to wider uptake/greater public awareness. Long term effects will be greater take up of greener technologies by WMO’s outside the partnership, lower energy usage, reduced emissions and more WMO’s involved in taking forward the technologies demonstrated in the project.","Grn WN addresses excess energy use and high carbon emissions Waterway Management Organisations (WMO’s) cause across NWE. They rely on pumping equipment and systems to keep waterways operational, but need to adapt and make this infrastructure more carbon efficient. Cost pressures restrict WMO’s from taking such steps. The project tackles this by jointly trialling such technologies on their behalf and more efficient ways of deploying them. Pumping water has a big carbon impact across NWE, accounting for 25% - 33% of WMO’s annual electricity use and c20% of total emissions. The project focuses on waterways in BE, FR, IE, NL, and UK, which are used for freight and for recreational uses and has 3 stages; -Audit current equipment/scope for improvement. -Pilot technologies and test their potential for adaptation. -Investment, procurement and business planning guidelines. GrnWN improves things by convincing other WMO’s to use the processes developed, and adopt (or adapt existing) greener technologies piloted. The estimated net change we aim to demonstrate is 778,000 kWh energy saved, and 195 Tonnes CO2 emissions reduced. Main outputs and pilots will be an infrastructure audit, technology trials, investment, procurement and business planning guidelines (a Greener Pumping Technologies Toolkit) and an established support network. GrnWN will roll these out to other WMO’s by encouraging them to carry out new installations as their existing equipment reaches ‘end of life’. Environmental groups, industry and water managers’ networks will act as advocates, promoting the outputs of the project and helping reduce barriers to wider uptake/greater public awareness. Long term effects will be greater take up of greener technologies by WMO’s outside the partnership, lower energy usage, reduced emissions and more WMO’s involved in taking forward the technologies demonstrated in the project.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232184","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 - 35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 - 35 through training and development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","12995.55","EUR","6497.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531397","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 - 35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 - 35 through training and development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233191","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","20599.95","EUR","10299.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531544",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233231","Prize winner of €20,000 for Best Established business Category in Tipperary in IBYE 2015","Prize winner of €20,000 for Best Established business Category in Tipperary in IBYE 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531599","52.68477435,-7.898080410304","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Prize winner of €20,000 for Best Established business Category in Tipperary in IBYE 2015","Prize winner of €20,000 for Best Established business Category in Tipperary in IBYE 2015","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295975","Renewable Energy Regions","Renewable Energy Regions","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Switzerland|Belgium",null,"25/10/2018","24/09/2022","55.57","11200463.82","EUR","6224469.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4360086","50.3668494,-4.152592|48.3935614,-4.4828361|52.2447795,-7.1423167|52.6461405,-7.2582269|52.3121652,-7.310544|50.8495293,4.3635728|52.1614115,6.4155986|46.7649274,6.6451722|50.1177512,8.63638",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-East Region, Ireland|Plymouth|Finistère|Achterhoek|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital|Frankfurt|Vaud","IE052|UKK41|FRH02|NL225|BE100|DE712|CH011","2014-2020","NWE is one of the EU’s highest energy consuming regions. The share of renewable energy (RE) in the region’s production and consumption mix is low and there is a strong dependence on non-renewable energy sources. RegEnergy focuses on the reduction of GHG emissions by increasing the share of RE. The project will foster RE demand-supply partnerships between urbanised and surrounding rural areas with an innovative integrated regional approach. These partnerships will enable local and regional authorities from urbanised areas to meet their energy demand with RE from reliable nearby sources. RE producers in rural areas will, in turn, benefit from access to urban energy consumers and revenue streams. The partners, representing cities, rural communities, regional agencies, science institutions and RE producers from 7 NWE countries, will facilitate viable new urban-rural partnerships via institutional and contractual agreements. These partnerships will close missing regional links between RE demand and supply by implementing RegEnergy pilot installations for stark increased regional RE share. In 6 regions strategic connecting infrastructure, storage capacities and smart coupling will reduce over 43,900t CO2 emissions annually. Investments will facilitate optimized approaches of urban-rural partnerships. Effective set-up of these partnerships and practical models for regionally synchronising RE demand with supply will provide strong support to local and regional authorities for their territories and will allow meeting even heavy demand. The active roll-out of the project to 8 cooperating regions within the project duration will boost impact, leveraging €30 million of investment. As lead partner, Climate Alliance, a European city network with 300 members throughout NWE, will ensure long-term roll-out even after the project’s end.","NWE is one of the EU’s highest energy consuming regions. The share of renewable energy (RE) in the region’s production and consumption mix is low and there is a strong dependence on non-renewable energy sources. RegEnergy focuses on the reduction of GHG emissions by increasing the share of RE. The project will foster RE demand-supply partnerships between urbanised and surrounding rural areas with an innovative integrated regional approach. These partnerships will enable local and regional authorities from urbanised areas to meet their energy demand with RE from reliable nearby sources. RE producers in rural areas will, in turn, benefit from access to urban energy consumers and revenue streams. The partners, representing cities, rural communities, regional agencies, science institutions and RE producers from 7 NWE countries, will facilitate viable new urban-rural partnerships via institutional and contractual agreements. These partnerships will close missing regional links between RE demand and supply by implementing RegEnergy pilot installations for stark increased regional RE share. In 6 regions strategic connecting infrastructure, storage capacities and smart coupling will reduce over 43,900t CO2 emissions annually. Investments will facilitate optimized approaches of urban-rural partnerships. Effective set-up of these partnerships and practical models for regionally synchronising RE demand with supply will provide strong support to local and regional authorities for their territories and will allow meeting even heavy demand. The active roll-out of the project to 8 cooperating regions within the project duration will boost impact, leveraging €30 million of investment. As lead partner, Climate Alliance, a European city network with 300 members throughout NWE, will ensure long-term roll-out even after the project’s end.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233301","Premium Magnetic Components for High Efficiency Components","Premium Magnetic Components for High Efficiency Components","Ireland",null,"01/07/2016","30/11/2017","50","19620.9","EUR","9810.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Premium Magnetic Components for High Efficiency Components","Premium Magnetic Components for High Efficiency Components","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232195","IBYE 2015 costs associated with training bootcamp, mentoring and promotions","IBYE 2015 costs associated with training bootcamp, mentoring and promotions","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","13931.31","EUR","6965.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531408",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","IBYE 2015 costs associated with training bootcamp, mentoring and promotions","IBYE 2015 costs associated with training bootcamp, mentoring and promotions","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295405","A quadruple helix Atlantic Area healthy food ecosystem for growth of SMEs","A quadruple helix Atlantic Area healthy food ecosystem for growth of SMEs","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/03/2019","28/02/2022","75","1213047.24","EUR","909785.43","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380027","48.117266,-1.6777926|43.2891757,-2.8527235|53.22199,-4.281381|54.597285,-5.93012|39.8031161,-7.4597725|42.8782132,-8.5448445|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","West Region, Ireland|North Wales|Biscay|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Beira Baixa Subregion|Ille-et-Vilaine|Belfast","IE042|UKL11|ES213|ES111|PT170|PT16H|FRH03|UKN06","2014-2020","Innovation is a critical aspect of regional development and SMEs capacity to compete and grow. The innovation healthy food & lifestyles ecosystem is envisaged as a space to exploit synergies between stakeholders, discuss common issues, enhance the knowledge & skills exchange. AHFES project aims to support a sustainable growth of healthy food & lifestyle sector and SMEs - a key actor of EU common market. Its purposes are to improve overall competitiveness and growth of SMEs in the value chain of healthy food and lifestyles by contributing to enhance a transnational innovation ecosystem that helps SMEs access knowledge, partners and markets and align their products and services to consumer needs and expectations. The proposed ecosystem & cooperative approach will contribute to an increased cooperation between different actors, involve & raise awareness of consumers through a series of events, actions & studies, provide services & trainings to SMEs and transfer the lessons learned to other organisations and regions.","Innovation is a critical aspect of regional development and SMEs capacity to compete and grow. The innovation healthy food & lifestyles ecosystem is envisaged as a space to exploit synergies between stakeholders, discuss common issues, enhance the knowledge & skills exchange. AHFES project aims to support a sustainable growth of healthy food & lifestyle sector and SMEs - a key actor of EU common market. Its purposes are to improve overall competitiveness and growth of SMEs in the value chain of healthy food and lifestyles by contributing to enhance a transnational innovation ecosystem that helps SMEs access knowledge, partners and markets and align their products and services to consumer needs and expectations. The proposed ecosystem & cooperative approach will contribute to an increased cooperation between different actors, involve & raise awareness of consumers through a series of events, actions & studies, provide services & trainings to SMEs and transfer the lessons learned to other organisations and regions.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302509","Carbon Connects","Carbon Connects","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"07/03/2018","31/12/2023","60","5414425.63","EUR","3248655.38","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4374876","54.786727,-1.5374948|47.2633398,-1.5648205|54.746287,-2.003669|50.5476715,-4.3148175|52.6778791,-8.6427991|50.83435,4.3528597|50.8438286,4.3759107|51.6779503,5.3293344|51.6769991,5.3348279|51.8168846,5.8655089|51.99141,5.961417|52.5216413,6.0900804|50.8153192,8.7703018",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Mid-West Region|Cornwall|Marburg-Biedenkopf|County Durham|Noordoost-Noord-Brabant|Loire-Atlantique|Noord-Overijssel|Arnhem/Nijmegen|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE051|UKK30|DE724|UKC14|NL413|FRG01|NL211|NL226|BE100","2014-2020","Agriculture is mostly ignored when countering climate change, even though it causes one third of global C02 emissions (UN-Env). 3% of the world’s land surface is covered by Peatlands, which are large concentrations of organic matter having accumulated over centuries. They store 2x as much carbon as all of Earth’s standing forests. Europe contains 265,000 km2 of various peatland types and if dried out, will go from being a carbon sink to a massive, unstoppable carbon emitter. Carbon Connects (CConnnects) will reduce C02 emissions by 50% in agricultural peatlands where traditional practices have unnecessary high emissions (20-40ton C02/ha/y). The land practices drain and strip peatland for energy use, crop production, and animal husbandry. CConnnects will promote an alternative practice of wet agriculture land use that reduces carbon by raising water levels, introducing new crops (eg. Cattail, reed), and isolating carbon in land outputs (biomass, building material). CConnnects will also develop financially viable business models by developing value chains & use blue and C-credit schemes to enable widespread implementation and scaling-up without public subsidies. CConnnects delivers 8 pilots of 3-10ha in NL, FR, BE, UK, IE, jointly representing all peatland types in NWE. Solutions are scalable in NWE to 4,500,000ha peatlands (Larger than NL). CConnnects can reduce 90-180M ton emissions in NWE, equivalent to removing 40-80 million cars. CConnnects’ transnational Farmer-2-Farmer learning programme allows land users to directly share and scale experiences, while actively targeting new adopters with a transnational toolbox of state of art land use and farming practices. CConnnects has all 6 NWE peatland countries each with 10-20% of the budget, with 50% of budget for purely transnational activities of international innovation and network partners and for the innovative transnational exchange programme. Partners are from government, business, research and landowner groups.","Agriculture is mostly ignored when countering climate change, even though it causes one third of global C02 emissions (UN-Env). 3% of the world’s land surface is covered by Peatlands, which are large concentrations of organic matter having accumulated over centuries. They store 2x as much carbon as all of Earth’s standing forests. Europe contains 265,000 km2 of various peatland types and if dried out, will go from being a carbon sink to a massive, unstoppable carbon emitter. Carbon Connects (CConnnects) will reduce C02 emissions by 50% in agricultural peatlands where traditional practices have unnecessary high emissions (20-40ton C02/ha/y). The land practices drain and strip peatland for energy use, crop production, and animal husbandry. CConnnects will promote an alternative practice of wet agriculture land use that reduces carbon by raising water levels, introducing new crops (eg. Cattail, reed), and isolating carbon in land outputs (biomass, building material). CConnnects will also develop financially viable business models by developing value chains & use blue and C-credit schemes to enable widespread implementation and scaling-up without public subsidies. CConnnects delivers 8 pilots of 3-10ha in NL, FR, BE, UK, IE, jointly representing all peatland types in NWE. Solutions are scalable in NWE to 4,500,000ha peatlands (Larger than NL). CConnnects can reduce 90-180M ton emissions in NWE, equivalent to removing 40-80 million cars. CConnnects’ transnational Farmer-2-Farmer learning programme allows land users to directly share and scale experiences, while actively targeting new adopters with a transnational toolbox of state of art land use and farming practices. CConnnects has all 6 NWE peatland countries each with 10-20% of the budget, with 50% of budget for purely transnational activities of international innovation and network partners and for the innovative transnational exchange programme. Partners are from government, business, research and landowner groups.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233182","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","209662.54","EUR","104831.27","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531544",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233385","Lifetime projection via flux evolution of thermally stressed LEDs","Lifetime projection via flux evolution of thermally stressed LEDs","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/10/2017","50","69838.82","EUR","34919.41","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Lifetime projection via flux evolution of thermally stressed LEDs","Lifetime projection via flux evolution of thermally stressed LEDs","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2547995","Momentum","Momentum","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014",null,"50","13700000","EUR","6850000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614773","53.3834538,-6.1819232454736|53.3612231,-6.185466806|53.33894015,-6.2527128217596|53.3524881,-6.2566456897218|53.3605505,-6.2844704545646|53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|53.3866136,-6.2926269322938|53.3502629,-6.3202128838661|53.32052905,-6.328824142091|53.34321655,-6.3609635971313|52.95814675,-6.3819707086777|53.39493455,-6.3892085449376|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.31701835,-6.4385190727374|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|53.64978435,-6.5885294920099|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|52.5687098,-7.1889830921815|54.03497495,-7.2937022825584|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.1509131,-7.6577981806527|53.7319849,-7.6953513990132|53.13617215,-7.8103407517842|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|53.6982695,-8.2182507612962|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|54.19298605,-8.7305426729522|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|52.85725745,-8.9374359259945|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","102","Access to employment for job-seekers and inactive people, including the long-term unemployed and people far from the labour market, also through local employment initiatives and support for labour mobility","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Upskilling programmes delivering qualifications up to Level 6 on the National Framework of Qualifications, or equivalent, and re-skilling programmes providing qualifications up to NFQ Level 6, or equivalent.","Upskilling programmes delivering qualifications up to Level 6 on the National Framework of Qualifications, or equivalent, and re-skilling programmes providing qualifications up to NFQ Level 6, or equivalent.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298392","Cooperation for restoring cockle shellfisheries & its ecosystem-services in the Atlantic Area","Cooperation for restoring cockle shellfisheries & its ecosystem-services in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"15/11/2017","15/07/2020","75","2998954.28","EUR","2249215.71","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4379356","57.149717,-2.094278|50.6144279,-2.457621|43.3948548,-2.6965229|40.4167754,-3.7037902|50.3754565,-4.1426565|48.390394,-4.486076|48.381438,-4.620404|43.3623436,-8.4115401|42.8782132,-8.5448445|42.5986025,-8.7371039|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","West Region, Ireland|Plymouth|Biscay|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Finistère|Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire","IE042|UKK41|ES213|ES114|ES111|PT170|FRH02|UKM50","2014-2020","The European Union has funded large scale initiatives to protect, secure and develop the potential of marine and coastal environments. The aim of MYCOAST is to enhance the capability of risk management systems in the Atlantic region by improving co-operation between, observational and forecasting systems, and end users. This project aims to build a coordinated Atlantic Coastal Operational Observatory in the Atlantic Area joining capabilities from all the five countries and from existing cross-border cooperation activities, all targeted towards the improvement of coastal monitoring and forecasting tools to support threat and emergency response. The technical networking and specific synergies will strengthen the use and the dissemination of downstream applications of the Copernicus Marine and Environmental Monitoring Service (CMEMS) in order to address the common challenge of resilience of the coastal to risk. The proposed data management tools will promote information sharing and interoperability between coastal observatories and the common European information sharing systems. To ensure effective implementation, the risk management tools will be developed and validated jointly with the key actors involved in managing and preventing coastal risks like flooding and coastal erosion, those in managing water quality issues, and those responsible for managing maritime safety and response to pollution incidents. Finally MYCOAST will improve the awareness of these risks in the Atlantic Area, and identify and promote opportunities for the private sector.","The European Union has funded large scale initiatives to protect, secure and develop the potential of marine and coastal environments. The aim of MYCOAST is to enhance the capability of risk management systems in the Atlantic region by improving co-operation between, observational and forecasting systems, and end users. This project aims to build a coordinated Atlantic Coastal Operational Observatory in the Atlantic Area joining capabilities from all the five countries and from existing cross-border cooperation activities, all targeted towards the improvement of coastal monitoring and forecasting tools to support threat and emergency response. The technical networking and specific synergies will strengthen the use and the dissemination of downstream applications of the Copernicus Marine and Environmental Monitoring Service (CMEMS) in order to address the common challenge of resilience of the coastal to risk. The proposed data management tools will promote information sharing and interoperability between coastal observatories and the common European information sharing systems. To ensure effective implementation, the risk management tools will be developed and validated jointly with the key actors involved in managing and preventing coastal risks like flooding and coastal erosion, those in managing water quality issues, and those responsible for managing maritime safety and response to pollution incidents. Finally MYCOAST will improve the awareness of these risks in the Atlantic Area, and identify and promote opportunities for the private sector.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301460","GENerating energy secure COMMunities through smart Renewable Hydrogen","GENerating energy secure COMMunities through smart Renewable Hydrogen","Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"16/03/2017","30/09/2023","60","11786126.87","EUR","7071676.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367204","49.2124236,-0.3692524|51.3693016,-0.7975579|60.7689469,-0.8340683|54.5552309,-5.947925|54.6008294,-5.9662727|54.8473671,-6.6643541|53.276035,-9.0595869|49.3869724,1.0653451|50.8241778,4.3974009|49.6265945,6.1593246|49.2461191,6.9390454",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","West Region, Ireland|Regionalverband Saarbrücken|Berkshire|Seine-Maritime|Calvados|Belfast|Mid Ulster|Luxembourg|Shetland Islands|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE042|DEC01|UKJ11|FRD22|FRD11|UKN06|UKN0B|LU000|UKM66|BE100","2014-2020","NWE Communities, especially in remote areas, face multiple challenges to become energy secure and sustainable. Growth in electricity from renewable sources is stalling due to intermittency, grid restrictions, curtailment, and high costs. Sustainable energy to supply the transport sector and heating demand are even further underexploited. GENCOMM will address these issues by developing a sustainable, renewable community-scaled, hydrogen (H2)-based, energy model based on the results of 3 pilot plants that will use local renewable sources to supply electricity, heating and transportation fuels. The project will begin by addressing the communities, mainly remote, around the pilot facilities in the Western Isles (Scotland), Saar-Lor-Lux region (Germany, France, and Luxembourg), and County Antrim, to then continue to expand throughout NWE region. GENCOMM aims to reverse the current situation in which communities meet 75-80% of their energy needs from non-renewable sources. The proposed model will allow renewable generated energy to: [1] be dispatchable [2] meet heating demand and [3] supply transportation fuels. Therefore, through the model, communities will be able to develop autonomous, secure and sustainable energy matrixes. The main output of the project is an H2-based energy model. The second output is the adaptation of the model to a Decision Support Tool (DST), allowing communities to project and implement their own H2-based energy matrix. The 3 H2-based pilot facilities (H2/biogas plant for heat and power, a solar-powered H2 station for vehicles, and a wind farm with H2 storage and distribution) will constitute the third output of the project. The final output is the creation of an H2 stakeholder’s forum. The forum will, sustain the rollout of the project’s main outputs and support the continuous operation of the pilots.It will start with the partners and APs and then anticipates to address 20 new communities within 5 years and 50 within 10 years.","NWE Communities, especially in remote areas, face multiple challenges to become energy secure and sustainable. Growth in electricity from renewable sources is stalling due to intermittency, grid restrictions, curtailment, and high costs. Sustainable energy to supply the transport sector and heating demand are even further underexploited. GENCOMM will address these issues by developing a sustainable, renewable community-scaled, hydrogen (H2)-based, energy model based on the results of 3 pilot plants that will use local renewable sources to supply electricity, heating and transportation fuels. The project will begin by addressing the communities, mainly remote, around the pilot facilities in the Western Isles (Scotland), Saar-Lor-Lux region (Germany, France, and Luxembourg), and County Antrim, to then continue to expand throughout NWE region. GENCOMM aims to reverse the current situation in which communities meet 75-80% of their energy needs from non-renewable sources. The proposed model will allow renewable generated energy to: [1] be dispatchable [2] meet heating demand and [3] supply transportation fuels. Therefore, through the model, communities will be able to develop autonomous, secure and sustainable energy matrixes. The main output of the project is an H2-based energy model. The second output is the adaptation of the model to a Decision Support Tool (DST), allowing communities to project and implement their own H2-based energy matrix. The 3 H2-based pilot facilities (H2/biogas plant for heat and power, a solar-powered H2 station for vehicles, and a wind farm with H2 storage and distribution) will constitute the third output of the project. The final output is the creation of an H2 stakeholder’s forum. The forum will, sustain the rollout of the project’s main outputs and support the continuous operation of the pilots.It will start with the partners and APs and then anticipates to address 20 new communities within 5 years and 50 within 10 years.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233217","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","251452.64","EUR","125726.32","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531571",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235244","Scalable Prediction of Customer Churn for gym and fitness studios","Scalable Prediction of Customer Churn for gym and fitness studios","Ireland",null,"08/08/2017","08/04/2018","50","8776","EUR","4388","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Scalable prediction of customer churn for gym and fitness studios.","Scalable prediction of customer churn for gym and fitness studios.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233363","Feature Location and Interfaces Towards Services","Feature Location and Interfaces Towards Services","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/12/2015","50","132200.41","EUR","66100.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Feature Location and Interfaces Towards Services","Feature Location and Interfaces Towards Services","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233354","Project centres around the development of added value proteinaceous ingredients from fish processing co-products.","Project centres around the development of added value proteinaceous ingredients from fish processing co-products.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","10/07/2017","50","39889.67","EUR","19944.84","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Project centres around the development of added value proteinaceous ingredients from fish processing co-products.","Project centres around the development of added value proteinaceous ingredients from fish processing co-products.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296351","EuropeaN Sustainable Urbanisation through port city REgeneration","EuropeaN Sustainable Urbanisation through port city REgeneration","Denmark|Italy|Ireland",null,"13/11/2018","24/06/2020","81.77","249570","EUR","204074.39","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363373","53.3075572,-6.2261514|55.6272663,12.5795977|38.1183578,13.3690536",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR004","ESPON","Dublin Region|Province of Palermo|Byen København","IE061|ITG12|DK011","2014-2020","Port cities have historically been an essential element of European society and economy. Despite overall growth in maritime transport, many European port cities are experiencing the relocation of port-related activities from central areas to other locations. The loss of this economic activity is leaving deteriorating inner city areas. Today brownfield waterfront sites are strategically valuable but their development can be hugely constrained by costs of decontamination treatment, plot fragmentation and complex landownership. The challenge of port city regeneration has been a topic of debate in several Committee of the Region workshops in recent years and the subject of at least two policy briefings to the European Parliament in November 2016 and May 2017. Globalisation offers an opportunity for port cities to use these old industrial waterfront locations to revive their economy, to strengthen their magnetic pull, to become hubs of innovation and to act as leading examples of sustainable urban planning, ensuring their long-term competitiveness as economic drivers within the EU (European Parliament, May 2017). With the ability to tackle some of the constraints, port cities are ideally positioned to act as beacons of sustainable [1] urbanisation, meeting the global development challenges associated with increasing urbanisation (70% global population will be urban by 2050). Smaller cities with a thriving economy and high quality of life are often the location of choice for millennials across Europe. The sustainable regeneration of port cities can drive EU growth in the modern economy while leading the way in urban liveability. The ENSURE targeted analysis will learn from port cities which have had success in the regeneration of their former port areas and will help to better define the contribution which regenerated smaller port cities can make to the collective socio-economic health of the EU. This activity will result in a unified repository of the critical enabling elements of transformation and development within smaller European port cities focused on funding, knowledge, regulation, citizen engagement, governance and other catalysts. It will build the evidence base for policy making to support the redevelopment of port city areas across Europe. There is no one size fits all but with a unified repository, cities can more easily determine their own solution. There may also be opportunities to develop critical mass between smaller cities through collaboration in certain areas. The ENSURE targeted analysis shall focus on four small-medium cities that are reflective of Europe’s territorial diversity but share the same challenges and opportunities of implementing a vision to their port city regeneration. The city authorities of Cork, Aalborg, Catania and Brest face major challenges in securing regeneration and re-integrating old port areas back into the city DNA. Challenges include preparing planning strategies; staff resource and capacity building (Cork) of staff to deliver change; land ownership (Cork); unlocking necessary investment (Cork, Aalborg); coordination of multiple stakeholders (all); place making (all); re-using built heritage assets (Brest); and creating effective governance models (Brest, Aalborg).","Port cities have historically been an essential element of European society and economy. Despite overall growth in maritime transport, many European port cities are experiencing the relocation of port-related activities from central areas to other locations. The loss of this economic activity is leaving deteriorating inner city areas. Today brownfield waterfront sites are strategically valuable but their development can be hugely constrained by costs of decontamination treatment, plot fragmentation and complex landownership. The challenge of port city regeneration has been a topic of debate in several Committee of the Region workshops in recent years and the subject of at least two policy briefings to the European Parliament in November 2016 and May 2017. Globalisation offers an opportunity for port cities to use these old industrial waterfront locations to revive their economy, to strengthen their magnetic pull, to become hubs of innovation and to act as leading examples of sustainable urban planning, ensuring their long-term competitiveness as economic drivers within the EU (European Parliament, May 2017). With the ability to tackle some of the constraints, port cities are ideally positioned to act as beacons of sustainable [1] urbanisation, meeting the global development challenges associated with increasing urbanisation (70% global population will be urban by 2050). Smaller cities with a thriving economy and high quality of life are often the location of choice for millennials across Europe. The sustainable regeneration of port cities can drive EU growth in the modern economy while leading the way in urban liveability. The ENSURE targeted analysis will learn from port cities which have had success in the regeneration of their former port areas and will help to better define the contribution which regenerated smaller port cities can make to the collective socio-economic health of the EU. This activity will result in a unified repository of the critical enabling elements of transformation and development within smaller European port cities focused on funding, knowledge, regulation, citizen engagement, governance and other catalysts. It will build the evidence base for policy making to support the redevelopment of port city areas across Europe. There is no one size fits all but with a unified repository, cities can more easily determine their own solution. There may also be opportunities to develop critical mass between smaller cities through collaboration in certain areas. The ENSURE targeted analysis shall focus on four small-medium cities that are reflective of Europe’s territorial diversity but share the same challenges and opportunities of implementing a vision to their port city regeneration. The city authorities of Cork, Aalborg, Catania and Brest face major challenges in securing regeneration and re-integrating old port areas back into the city DNA. Challenges include preparing planning strategies; staff resource and capacity building (Cork) of staff to deliver change; land ownership (Cork); unlocking necessary investment (Cork, Aalborg); coordination of multiple stakeholders (all); place making (all); re-using built heritage assets (Brest); and creating effective governance models (Brest, Aalborg).","Ministry of Sustainable Development and Infrastructures Department for Spatial Planning and Development (DATER), Division for European Affairs, Luxembourg"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233825","Exploiting and Conserving Deep-sea genetic resources","Exploiting and Conserving Deep-sea genetic resources","Ireland",null,"01/09/2016","31/08/2021","50","153711.51","EUR","76855.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Exploiting and Conserving Deep-sea genetic resources","Exploiting and Conserving Deep-sea genetic resources","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233569","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2020","50","3801008","EUR","1900504","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14140: Centre for Research in Medical Devices","14140: Centre for Research in Medical Devices","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234042","LAMPOST CONSTRUCTION COMPONENTS UNLIMITED COMPANY 159433","LAMPOST CONSTRUCTION COMPONENTS UNLIMITED COMPANY 159433","Ireland",null,"18/08/2015","01/03/2017","50","17500","EUR","8750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532001","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Recruit a CEO","Recruit a CEO","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233959","Diameter on Demand \"DoD\" exdpandable and collapsible vascular acccess sheath for delivery of large bore bascular devices","Diameter on Demand \"DoD\" exdpandable and collapsible vascular acccess sheath for delivery of large bore bascular devices","Ireland",null,"15/06/2015","30/04/2018","50","90778.17","EUR","45389.08","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Diameter on Demand \"DoD\" exdpandable and collapsible vascular acccess sheath for delivery of large bore bascular devices","Diameter on Demand \"DoD\" exdpandable and collapsible vascular acccess sheath for delivery of large bore bascular devices","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302634","PreservatiOn and promotion of cUltural and natural heRitage through GreenWAYs","PreservatiOn and promotion of cUltural and natural heRitage through GreenWAYs","Poland|Ireland|France|Bulgaria|Hungary|Spain|Belgium",null,"01/06/2018","30/11/2022","83.77","967244","EUR","810288.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376085","37.9869023,-1.1377122|53.872133,-8.8468889|47.5267293,21.6265243|50.0408671,21.9976215|43.2025614,23.5491011|43.6218385,3.8403455|50.4599298,4.8750583",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","West Region, Ireland|Arrondissement of Namur|Враца|Hérault|Rzeszowski|Hajdú-Bihar","IE042|BE352|BG313|FRJ13|PL823|HU321","2014-2020","OUR WAY project aims to contribute to the conserving, protecting, promoting and developing natural and cultural heritage in Europe using Greenways by means of the improvement of policy instruments related to the cultural and natural quality of the territories involved, including tools for their governance and developing specific measures for their promotion and preservation. Partnership is composed by 6 regions with different levels at developing, managing and promoting natural and cultural heritage in and around Greenways as well as an advisory partner, the European Network of Greenways with large experience and knowledge in the project field. The project intends to improve coordination among the different key actors; to develop governance systems to manage Greenways; to identify models and good practices for the protection and maintenance of Greenways; to identify financial instruments and funding for Greenways and to promote Greenways and product development. The interregional cooperation is essential in order to identify, exchange and transfer of practices among regions and, what is more important to plan and prepare specific Action Plans to integrate lessons learned from the interregional cooperation in regional policies programmes. OUR WAY will be the perfect tool to assist the partners’ territories to strengthen their policies, to enhance their regional development situation and to contribute to the preservation and promotion of natural and cultural heritage through Greenways.","OUR WAY project aims to contribute to the conserving, protecting, promoting and developing natural and cultural heritage in Europe using Greenways by means of the improvement of policy instruments related to the cultural and natural quality of the territories involved, including tools for their governance and developing specific measures for their promotion and preservation. Partnership is composed by 6 regions with different levels at developing, managing and promoting natural and cultural heritage in and around Greenways as well as an advisory partner, the European Network of Greenways with large experience and knowledge in the project field. The project intends to improve coordination among the different key actors; to develop governance systems to manage Greenways; to identify models and good practices for the protection and maintenance of Greenways; to identify financial instruments and funding for Greenways and to promote Greenways and product development. The interregional cooperation is essential in order to identify, exchange and transfer of practices among regions and, what is more important to plan and prepare specific Action Plans to integrate lessons learned from the interregional cooperation in regional policies programmes. OUR WAY will be the perfect tool to assist the partners’ territories to strengthen their policies, to enhance their regional development situation and to contribute to the preservation and promotion of natural and cultural heritage through Greenways.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233206","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","11941.66","EUR","5970.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531559",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233441","Nurti Snax","Nurti Snax","Ireland",null,"02/10/2015","31/12/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531993","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13747: IBYE Best Established Business Prize Fund 2015","13747: IBYE Best Established Business Prize Fund 2015","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233654","VETEX - A device for the Treatment of Extensive Deep Vein Thrombosis","VETEX - A device for the Treatment of Extensive Deep Vein Thrombosis","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","31/12/2015","50","131147.64","EUR","65573.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14130: VETEX - A device for the Treatment of Extensive Deep Vein Thrombosis","14130: VETEX - A device for the Treatment of Extensive Deep Vein Thrombosis","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233919","HYGEIA CHEMICALS LTD 158663","HYGEIA CHEMICALS LTD 158663","Ireland",null,"27/05/2015","11/04/2017","50","36293.66","EUR","18146.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531831","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Develop new veterinary product Hy-Veet","Develop new veterinary product Hy-Veet","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298469","Ulster Canal Greenway Phase 2","Ulster Canal Greenway Phase 2","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/06/2015","30/06/2021","85","4950672","EUR","4208071.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380124","54.1773009,-6.3431756|54.3429401,-6.6533833|54.242385,-6.971429|54.3409905,-7.6475563",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Border Region|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Newry, Mourne and Down|Fermanagh and Omagh","IE041|UKN07|UKN08|UKN0G","2014-2020","The Ulster Canal Greenway (UCG) Phase 2 project is a pioneering move led by Waterways Ireland, Monaghan County Council, Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council and East Border Region Ltd to develop the first sustainable transport alternative for cross-border commuters between Smithborough, Co. Monaghan and Middletown, Co. Armagh. Creating 22km of new greenway by 2020 it will result in a 4.5% increase in the number of cross-border journeys via walking / cycling by 2023. Waterways Ireland will be the lead partner with Monaghan and Armagh local authorities and East Border Region as partners. Development of the UCG is directly aligned with local, corporate, regional and national strategies to create Sustainable Transport alternatives for commuters, Climate Change and Air Quality targets and also the Tourism and Recreation development plans in both NI and ROI. Monaghan to NI is the second highest of all S-N commuter flows, and Armagh to ROI is the third highest of all N-S flows. Less than 5% of commuters use a sustainable mode. 1900 workers and over 4000 students are based very close to the route in addition to the employment in Monaghan town centre. The project is designed to connect with the completed Phase I section, which utilises the disused Ulster Canal to provide a highly strategic route linking the east/ west sides of Monaghan. Location of Council-owned property (cost-saving and added value) and positive landowner responses were influential factors in selecting the preferred option. Project cost estimates are: total project spend at €6.01m with land costs at €0.594m (9.88% of total cost). Expenditure commences in 2016 and runs through to 2021. €4.85m (81%) of the expenditure relates to the capital build inclusive of land purchase. A 6 months delay in grant payment has been assumed with the exception of final year when wages for first half is assumed claimed in the year. Adjustments on cash-flow for retentions from 5% to 2.5% for construction have been included. The Partnership is confident that all risks have been minimised, and that those that remain can be dealt with within the lifetime of the INTERREG VA funding. A detailed risk register has been prepared. The project contributes positively to the promotion of Sustainable Development Goals as identified by Sustainable NI and the DoECLG. Issues such as sustainable economies, appropriate use of natural resources, social inclusion and compliance with EU Sustainable Development Strategy have been referenced and considered. The local authorities plan to utilise this project to raise awareness of issues regarding the importance of sustainable development and biodiversity. A Regional Greenway Advisory Group (RGAG) was established in early 2015 when WI, ABC, BRP, CCC, EBR, F&ODC, and MCC agreed to collaborate in preparing a Development Strategy for a long-distance greenway route through central Ulster. A Project Steering Group (PSG) comprising WI, MCC, ABC and EBR was subsequently formed to drive the implementation of the proposed project, the first step in the realisation of a regional route which will eventually link up to Larne. For this reason, Scottish Canals, the inland waterways authority in Scotland, will also participate in the PSG, and will be sharing their knowledge with the RGAG. A full scoping study with cost estimates has been completed by WI. Cost savings could be achieved by combining the preliminaries and construction contracts to cover the entirety of the route rather than proceeding in parallel on either side of the border. This will also eliminate risk associated with currency fluctuations. Monaghan CC own 68% of the lands. The Community Engagement Programme will benefit from two Council development officers at no cost. Significant collaboration between partners is key for project delivery. The partners have identified key learning e.g. Scottish Canal’s experience of towpath development. Key milestones along with governance and staffing arrangements have been developed. The capital build element will be driven by a Project Manager supported by a Finance Officer; specialist advice on EU compliance and verification will be provided by EBR. A community engagement programme will address behavioural change in key groups of commuters. The Communications and Marketing plan aims to promote the concept of smarter travel and the project’s public profile. The PSG will keep the SMART objectives, results and outputs associated with the project continuously under review. Permanent counters will record usage. The proposed UCG project is designed to be low maintenance with Councils assuming full running costs. A planned maintenance programme will be developed and Councils have committed to maintaining and insuring their respective sections of the greenway once complete.","The Ulster Canal Greenway (UCG) Phase 2 project is a pioneering move led by Waterways Ireland, Monaghan County Council, Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council and East Border Region Ltd to develop the first sustainable transport alternative for cross-border commuters between Smithborough, Co. Monaghan and Middletown, Co. Armagh. Creating 22km of new greenway by 2020 it will result in a 4.5% increase in the number of cross-border journeys via walking / cycling by 2023. Waterways Ireland will be the lead partner with Monaghan and Armagh local authorities and East Border Region as partners. Development of the UCG is directly aligned with local, corporate, regional and national strategies to create Sustainable Transport alternatives for commuters, Climate Change and Air Quality targets and also the Tourism and Recreation development plans in both NI and ROI. Monaghan to NI is the second highest of all S-N commuter flows, and Armagh to ROI is the third highest of all N-S flows. Less than 5% of commuters use a sustainable mode. 1900 workers and over 4000 students are based very close to the route in addition to the employment in Monaghan town centre. The project is designed to connect with the completed Phase I section, which utilises the disused Ulster Canal to provide a highly strategic route linking the east/ west sides of Monaghan. Location of Council-owned property (cost-saving and added value) and positive landowner responses were influential factors in selecting the preferred option. Project cost estimates are: total project spend at €6.01m with land costs at €0.594m (9.88% of total cost). Expenditure commences in 2016 and runs through to 2021. €4.85m (81%) of the expenditure relates to the capital build inclusive of land purchase. A 6 months delay in grant payment has been assumed with the exception of final year when wages for first half is assumed claimed in the year. Adjustments on cash-flow for retentions from 5% to 2.5% for construction have been included. The Partnership is confident that all risks have been minimised, and that those that remain can be dealt with within the lifetime of the INTERREG VA funding. A detailed risk register has been prepared. The project contributes positively to the promotion of Sustainable Development Goals as identified by Sustainable NI and the DoECLG. Issues such as sustainable economies, appropriate use of natural resources, social inclusion and compliance with EU Sustainable Development Strategy have been referenced and considered. The local authorities plan to utilise this project to raise awareness of issues regarding the importance of sustainable development and biodiversity. A Regional Greenway Advisory Group (RGAG) was established in early 2015 when WI, ABC, BRP, CCC, EBR, F&ODC, and MCC agreed to collaborate in preparing a Development Strategy for a long-distance greenway route through central Ulster. A Project Steering Group (PSG) comprising WI, MCC, ABC and EBR was subsequently formed to drive the implementation of the proposed project, the first step in the realisation of a regional route which will eventually link up to Larne. For this reason, Scottish Canals, the inland waterways authority in Scotland, will also participate in the PSG, and will be sharing their knowledge with the RGAG. A full scoping study with cost estimates has been completed by WI. Cost savings could be achieved by combining the preliminaries and construction contracts to cover the entirety of the route rather than proceeding in parallel on either side of the border. This will also eliminate risk associated with currency fluctuations. Monaghan CC own 68% of the lands. The Community Engagement Programme will benefit from two Council development officers at no cost. Significant collaboration between partners is key for project delivery. The partners have identified key learning e.g. Scottish Canal’s experience of towpath development. Key milestones along with governance and staffing arrangements have been developed. The capital build element will be driven by a Project Manager supported by a Finance Officer; specialist advice on EU compliance and verification will be provided by EBR. A community engagement programme will address behavioural change in key groups of commuters. The Communications and Marketing plan aims to promote the concept of smarter travel and the project’s public profile. The PSG will keep the SMART objectives, results and outputs associated with the project continuously under review. Permanent counters will record usage. The proposed UCG project is designed to be low maintenance with Councils assuming full running costs. A planned maintenance programme will be developed and Councils have committed to maintaining and insuring their respective sections of the greenway once complete.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233317","The project involved investigating a cheap nanopatterning technique to improve the performance & the beam profile of light emitting diodes (LEDs).","The project involved investigating a cheap nanopatterning technique to improve the performance & the beam profile of light emitting diodes (LEDs).","Ireland",null,"20/08/2014","30/06/2016","50","75995.82","EUR","37997.91","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The project involved investigating a cheap nanopatterning technique to improve the performance & the beam profile of light emitting diodes (LEDs).","The project involved investigating a cheap nanopatterning technique to improve the performance & the beam profile of light emitting diodes (LEDs).","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295558","Integrating the territorial dimension for cohesive S3","Integrating the territorial dimension for cohesive S3","Sweden|Poland|Italy|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Romania|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/07/2022","83.93","1874632","EUR","1573380.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356220","43.2669977,-2.4943699|43.2707447,-2.9375502|43.2631488,-2.9464342|51.5695617,-3.2880504|52.261802,-7.113739|38.8857926,16.5768224|59.3293235,18.0685808|52.2516429,21.035712|46.7713774,23.5991629|51.4501261,7.0085401",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Stockholm County|Essen|Province of Catanzaro|South-East Region, Ireland|South Wales|Biscay|Miasto Warszawa|Cluj","SE110|DEA13|ITF63|IE052|UKL15|ES213|PL911|RO113","2014-2020","COHES3ION aims at improving the PERFORMANCE and IMPACT of S3 and linked ERDF OPs, in terms of delivery of innovation by R&I actors by the integration of the territorial dimension into S3 governance and policy mix, contributing additionally to territorial cohesion in terms of Growth and Jobs. COHES3ION is composed by 8 regions interested on integrating the territorial dimension into S3 governance, displaying different levels of maturity, areas of concern, and solutions, in the S3 GOVERNANCE & POLICY MIX field. The shared common challenge is to align the S3 to all territorial levels with 2 aims: - SMART PRIORITIES: Identification of complementarities and synergies between the different levels, in terms of priority or niche opportunities, allowing for the farther specialization of specific territories (region, county, city, metropolis level). - GOVERNANCE: Coordination of innovation support players promoting the mobilization of stakeholders and delivering innovation support services all along the territory. Exchange of experience will focus on: 1) Definition and evaluation of S3 considering spatial planning and monitoring tools; 2) Horizontal coordination of innovation support services at different territory levels; 3) Alignment of placed-based S3 from sub-regional levels (province, county, metropolis, city) to regional S3. To that end, COHES3ION will achieve the following outputs and results: - Development of 8 Smart Territorial Maps. - Identification and exchange of 20 good practices in 3 focus areas. - Holding of 41 policy learning events with more than 240 stakeholders. - Engagement of 8 Stakeholders Groups all along the exchange and strategic thinking process leading to the definition and implementation of 8 Regional Action Plans, aiming at the improvement of regional S3 Governance and/or the development of new sub-regional S3. - Issue of Recommendations for the mainstreaming of the territorial dimension into ERDF OPs, S3 and other regional policies.","COHES3ION aims at improving the PERFORMANCE and IMPACT of S3 and linked ERDF OPs, in terms of delivery of innovation by R&I actors by the integration of the territorial dimension into S3 governance and policy mix, contributing additionally to territorial cohesion in terms of Growth and Jobs. COHES3ION is composed by 8 regions interested on integrating the territorial dimension into S3 governance, displaying different levels of maturity, areas of concern, and solutions, in the S3 GOVERNANCE & POLICY MIX field. The shared common challenge is to align the S3 to all territorial levels with 2 aims: - SMART PRIORITIES: Identification of complementarities and synergies between the different levels, in terms of priority or niche opportunities, allowing for the farther specialization of specific territories (region, county, city, metropolis level). - GOVERNANCE: Coordination of innovation support players promoting the mobilization of stakeholders and delivering innovation support services all along the territory. Exchange of experience will focus on: 1) Definition and evaluation of S3 considering spatial planning and monitoring tools; 2) Horizontal coordination of innovation support services at different territory levels; 3) Alignment of placed-based S3 from sub-regional levels (province, county, metropolis, city) to regional S3. To that end, COHES3ION will achieve the following outputs and results: - Development of 8 Smart Territorial Maps. - Identification and exchange of 20 good practices in 3 focus areas. - Holding of 41 policy learning events with more than 240 stakeholders. - Engagement of 8 Stakeholders Groups all along the exchange and strategic thinking process leading to the definition and implementation of 8 Regional Action Plans, aiming at the improvement of regional S3 Governance and/or the development of new sub-regional S3. - Issue of Recommendations for the mainstreaming of the territorial dimension into ERDF OPs, S3 and other regional policies.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234200","Carraig Climbing - Priming","Carraig Climbing - Priming","Ireland",null,"19/08/2015","31/12/2015","50","3900","EUR","1950","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531769","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13576: Promoter is establishing Rock Climbing & Abseiling training business providing an outdoor adventure activity in a safe and controlled environment","13576: Promoter is establishing Rock Climbing & Abseiling training business providing an outdoor adventure activity in a safe and controlled environment","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233437","UNIVET LTD 159052","UNIVET LTD 159052","Ireland",null,"27/02/2015","06/04/2017","50","35329.2","EUR","17664.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531986","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Investment to increase veterinary product capacity","Investment to increase veterinary product capacity","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300232","Micro Combined Heat and Power System for Households","Micro Combined Heat and Power System for Households","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/08/2017","31/12/2020","58.03","1989897.25","EUR","1154709.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3765074","64.1387985,-21.9554338|53.3391984,-6.275785|58.2081583,-6.38924|58.2134853,-6.3966714|65.6145762,22.1345198|65.055926,25.4664009|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Norrbotten County|Dublin Region|Capital Region|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa","SE332|IE061|IS001|FI1D9","2014-2020","The purpose of the project is to promote the uptake of Combined Heating and Power systems (CHP) in the region using solid renewable biomass and gasification methods that will be appropriate for remote households. The Northern Periphery Area has abundant natural fuel resources but is subject to a harsher climate than the rest of Europe and this results in the need for increased domestic energy. Attempts to exploit natural energy resources for households has been mixed, and as a result, there is significant fuel poverty in the region. A key component is the high cost of electricity. It has been estimated that up to 70% of electrical energy can be lost in production and transmission lines before reaching the end user – primarily as heat loss. The principle of CHP is to use some of the heat in the home to generate electricity; this is intrinsically highly efficient. The project will analyse the energy needs of remote households in the region. The available fuel is mainly solid which is unsuitable for existing gas CHP. We propose a new affordable solution that uses local renewable solid biofuel in a small-scale micro CHP system. The advantage of this approach is that all fuel used is carbon neutral, transport costs are minimal, and there are reduced CO2 emissions. This helps with carbon legislation compliance, reduced transmission losses from the grid, and the electricity-to-heat production ratio is a good match for the colder parts of Europe. A 20 kW heat and 3-6 kW electricity with smart control system will be designed, manufactured and trialled in all participants’ areas. This system will demonstrate the energy efficient use of locally sourced, renewable bio-energy in family homes, especially in remote and sparsely populated regions. Up to now high capital costs have been a barrier to widespread adoption of household CHP and this project will examine the factors that can make such systems affordable.","The purpose of the project is to promote the uptake of Combined Heating and Power systems (CHP) in the region using solid renewable biomass and gasification methods that will be appropriate for remote households. The Northern Periphery Area has abundant natural fuel resources but is subject to a harsher climate than the rest of Europe and this results in the need for increased domestic energy. Attempts to exploit natural energy resources for households has been mixed, and as a result, there is significant fuel poverty in the region. A key component is the high cost of electricity. It has been estimated that up to 70% of electrical energy can be lost in production and transmission lines before reaching the end user – primarily as heat loss. The principle of CHP is to use some of the heat in the home to generate electricity; this is intrinsically highly efficient. The project will analyse the energy needs of remote households in the region. The available fuel is mainly solid which is unsuitable for existing gas CHP. We propose a new affordable solution that uses local renewable solid biofuel in a small-scale micro CHP system. The advantage of this approach is that all fuel used is carbon neutral, transport costs are minimal, and there are reduced CO2 emissions. This helps with carbon legislation compliance, reduced transmission losses from the grid, and the electricity-to-heat production ratio is a good match for the colder parts of Europe. A 20 kW heat and 3-6 kW electricity with smart control system will be designed, manufactured and trialled in all participants’ areas. This system will demonstrate the energy efficient use of locally sourced, renewable bio-energy in family homes, especially in remote and sparsely populated regions. Up to now high capital costs have been a barrier to widespread adoption of household CHP and this project will examine the factors that can make such systems affordable.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233244","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System and Clinical Evaluation","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System and Clinical Evaluation","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","31/01/2018","50","113026.57","EUR","56513.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531609",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System and Clinical Evaluation","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System and Clinical Evaluation","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234202","The development of smart long-term multifunctional controlled release boli for cattle","The development of smart long-term multifunctional controlled release boli for cattle","Ireland",null,"27/10/2015","27/01/2016","50","10101.28","EUR","5050.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of smart long-term multifunctional controlled release boli for cattle.","Development of smart long-term multifunctional controlled release boli for cattle.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233767","Seamless Suture REI1381","Seamless Suture REI1381","Ireland",null,"01/06/2016","31/10/2016","50","6958.02","EUR","3479.01","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Seamless Suture","Seamless Suture","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232234","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","9111.08","EUR","4555.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531447",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234009","FabLab Manorhamilton","FabLab Manorhamilton","Ireland",null,"28/02/2015","17/12/2015","50","5988","EUR","2994","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531908","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13608: Undertake research to ascertain the market opportunity and business potential for the establishment of a digital fabrication laboratory in Manorhamilton.","13608: Undertake research to ascertain the market opportunity and business potential for the establishment of a digital fabrication laboratory in Manorhamilton.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233957","EUS-FNB: Development of a flexible biopsy needle for acquiring histological samples during endoscopic ultrasound REI1328","EUS-FNB: Development of a flexible biopsy needle for acquiring histological samples during endoscopic ultrasound REI1328","Ireland",null,"15/07/2015","30/11/2017","50","129920.08","EUR","64960.04","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","EUS-FNB: Development of a flexible biopsy needle for acquiring histological samples during endoscopic ultrasound","EUS-FNB: Development of a flexible biopsy needle for acquiring histological samples during endoscopic ultrasound","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234012","N & E FARRELL PRECISION ENGINEERING LTD 158882","N & E FARRELL PRECISION ENGINEERING LTD 158882","Ireland",null,"14/09/2015",null,"50","17500","EUR","8750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531913","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13853: Recruitment of a Quality/Compliance Manager","13853: Recruitment of a Quality/Compliance Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233240","Development of a novel collagen-based film for ocular repair","Development of a novel collagen-based film for ocular repair","Ireland",null,"01/07/2014","30/08/2016","50","128186.12","EUR","64093.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531609",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of a novel collagen-based film for ocular repair","Development of a novel collagen-based film for ocular repair","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233360","Development of advanced formulation technologies.","Development of advanced formulation technologies.","Ireland",null,"01/04/2015","30/06/2018","50","24616.35","EUR","12308.18","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of advanced formulation technologies.","Development of advanced formulation technologies.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233368","Screen Printing of PTC Thermistors","Screen Printing of PTC Thermistors","Ireland",null,"01/06/2015","31/05/2016","50","80704.21","EUR","40352.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Screen Printing of PTC Thermistors","Screen Printing of PTC Thermistors","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232236","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","158389.84","EUR","79194.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531447",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233255","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","213312.23","EUR","106656.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531632",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233675","Secure Centralised Control Analysis Monitoring Management and Prognostics Sytem (SCAMPS) - for remot","Secure Centralised Control Analysis Monitoring Management and Prognostics Sytem (SCAMPS) - for remot","Ireland",null,"01/04/2015","01/10/2016","50","18205.54","EUR","9102.77","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14135: Secure Centralised Control Analysis Monitoring Management and Prognostics Sytem (SCAMPS) - for remote energy assets","14135: Secure Centralised Control Analysis Monitoring Management and Prognostics Sytem (SCAMPS) - for remote energy assets","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234215","Study of the Feasibility of Migrating an eCommerce Mediation Service to a cloud based BPaaS","Study of the Feasibility of Migrating an eCommerce Mediation Service to a cloud based BPaaS","Ireland",null,"15/02/2016","15/08/2016","50","8859.22","EUR","4429.61","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Study of the feasibility of migrating an eCommerce mediation service to a cloud based BPaaS.","Study of the feasibility of migrating an eCommerce mediation service to a cloud based BPaaS.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233984","POWERPOINT ENGINEERING LTD 159569","POWERPOINT ENGINEERING LTD 159569","Ireland",null,"08/01/2016","25/09/2017","50","16250","EUR","8125","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531890","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Recruit a Business Dev Manager","Recruit a Business Dev Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235267","Athlone Marconi Group Innovation Grant","Athlone Marconi Group Innovation Grant","Ireland",null,"15/05/2015","18/12/2015","50","7671.83","EUR","3835.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531820",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13727: Stage 2 Technical feasibility study into the provision of a national visitor centre for new technology, science and broadcasting at Moydrum, Athlone","13727: Stage 2 Technical feasibility study into the provision of a national visitor centre for new technology, science and broadcasting at Moydrum, Athlone","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233201","Develop an intelligent intrusion detection platform","Develop an intelligent intrusion detection platform","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","08/08/2016","50","139774.86","EUR","69887.43","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531552",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop an intelligent intrusion detection platform","Develop an intelligent intrusion detection platform","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295420","Atlantic Network of Innovative Toxicity Alert Systems in Safer Marine Products","Atlantic Network of Innovative Toxicity Alert Systems in Safer Marine Products","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/10/2017","30/09/2020","75","2906168","EUR","2179626","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380217","50.6144279,-2.457621|43.3948548,-2.6965229|54.597285,-5.93012|43.0097384,-7.5567582|42.8782132,-8.5448445|41.1579438,-8.6291053|42.5986025,-8.7371039|53.2647506,-8.9297335|53.270668,-9.0567905|48.701844,2.134078|48.8245306,2.2743419",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","West Region, Ireland|Essonne|Lugo Province|Biscay|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Belfast|Hauts-de-Seine","IE042|FR104|ES112|ES213|ES114|ES111|UKN06|FR105","2014-2020","Main seafood toxins are emerging toxins, non-regulated marine toxins that have proliferated in the Atlantic Area as a consequence of climate change and which are harmful towards public health. ALERTOX-NET aims to facilitate market delivery of safer seafood products by putting at disposal of affected industries a new toxicity alert system for prevention strategies/processes across the value chain. This system consists of cost-effective, easy-to-understand, detection and alert methods, which will facilitate adoption by industry. Furthermore, ALERTOX-NET will recommend a regulatory framework addressed to public agents regarding emerging toxins, including tetrodotoxins, palytoxins and cyclic imines, due to their risks. ALERTOX-NET will have a bottom-up approach: from the “on-the-ground” demonstration in affected industries, to cooperation with Administration to adapt regulations to the risk represented by emerging toxins. The change sought is to provide better and easy-to-use detection and alert systems for emerging toxins so that industries will be prepared to detect those toxins, as well as Public Administrations, which will be involved in ALERTOX-NET, to get the directly required regulatory changes to adapt legislation. Moreover, the alert system will be also developed for toxins that are currently regulated so that industries which are not adapted, e.g. they are not aware of the toxins and methods, can benefit from better protected products for their consumers.","Main seafood toxins are emerging toxins, non-regulated marine toxins that have proliferated in the Atlantic Area as a consequence of climate change and which are harmful towards public health. ALERTOX-NET aims to facilitate market delivery of safer seafood products by putting at disposal of affected industries a new toxicity alert system for prevention strategies/processes across the value chain. This system consists of cost-effective, easy-to-understand, detection and alert methods, which will facilitate adoption by industry. Furthermore, ALERTOX-NET will recommend a regulatory framework addressed to public agents regarding emerging toxins, including tetrodotoxins, palytoxins and cyclic imines, due to their risks. ALERTOX-NET will have a bottom-up approach: from the “on-the-ground” demonstration in affected industries, to cooperation with Administration to adapt regulations to the risk represented by emerging toxins. The change sought is to provide better and easy-to-use detection and alert systems for emerging toxins so that industries will be prepared to detect those toxins, as well as Public Administrations, which will be involved in ALERTOX-NET, to get the directly required regulatory changes to adapt legislation. Moreover, the alert system will be also developed for toxins that are currently regulated so that industries which are not adapted, e.g. they are not aware of the toxins and methods, can benefit from better protected products for their consumers.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232203","Business Advisor Costs 2015","Business Advisor Costs 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","48737","EUR","24368.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531421","51.897249507295,-8.465211679244","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Business Advisor Costs 2015","Business Advisor Costs 2015","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234075","Finca Skincare/Prim","Finca Skincare/Prim","Ireland",null,"17/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","8391.05","EUR","4195.52","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532031","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13556: Finca skincare will formulate, manufacture and sell serums, cleansers toners, moisturisers and sun protection as part of its skincare range mostly for Rosacea market.","13556: Finca skincare will formulate, manufacture and sell serums, cleansers toners, moisturisers and sun protection as part of its skincare range mostly for Rosacea market.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300303","Heat and Anaerobic DIgestion for district HEATing","Heat and Anaerobic DIgestion for district HEATing","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2017","28/02/2018","63.5","37426.24","EUR","23766.39","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365700","60.7689469,-0.8340683|54.5929345,-5.928059|54.469092,-7.6361345|53.72197,-8.99143|62.6049809,29.7434127",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|West Region, Ireland|Belfast|Fermanagh and Omagh|Shetland Islands","FI1D3|IE042|UKN06|UKN0G|UKM66","2014-2020","HANDIHEAT aims to create a best practice, innovative model within the energy sector with the end result promoting and increasing the uptake of sustainable community energy plans.The objective of the project is to develop and focus on energy networks such as district heating fuelled by renewables and gas networks, to tackle the issue of energy poverty and security in rural, border communities who rely on imported fossil fuel. The project seeks to improve on these factors. A pilot project will be monitored as part of the main project. The project will connect isolated, rural/ border communities to collaborate and identify means to overcome dependence on imports, improve rural energy security and increase public health standards associated with cold housing. Originality can be identified as tackling issues spread across the health, energy and the environmental sectors, with one solution which has an impact across all three sectors and ties in with the definition of sustainabilty.","HANDIHEAT aims to create a best practice, innovative model within the energy sector with the end result promoting and increasing the uptake of sustainable community energy plans.The objective of the project is to develop and focus on energy networks such as district heating fuelled by renewables and gas networks, to tackle the issue of energy poverty and security in rural, border communities who rely on imported fossil fuel. The project seeks to improve on these factors. A pilot project will be monitored as part of the main project. The project will connect isolated, rural/ border communities to collaborate and identify means to overcome dependence on imports, improve rural energy security and increase public health standards associated with cold housing. Originality can be identified as tackling issues spread across the health, energy and the environmental sectors, with one solution which has an impact across all three sectors and ties in with the definition of sustainabilty.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233418","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","201843.95","EUR","100921.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531965","52.343862866949,-6.4898766271024","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234051","Ravensdale Lodge/Feas","Ravensdale Lodge/Feas","Ireland",null,"26/02/2015","31/12/2015","50","6000","EUR","3000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532011","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13637: To conduct a feasibility study to investigate the possibility of setting up an all -island outdoor activities Expo/ Festival based at Ravensdale Lodge.","13637: To conduct a feasibility study to investigate the possibility of setting up an all -island outdoor activities Expo/ Festival based at Ravensdale Lodge.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234205","TECHNICAL ENGINEERING & TOOLING SERVICES LTD 157579","TECHNICAL ENGINEERING & TOOLING SERVICES LTD 157579","Ireland",null,"30/09/2014",null,"50","104729.31","EUR","52364.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531774",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13879: Development of a tablet feeder for blister packaging companies","13879: Development of a tablet feeder for blister packaging companies","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233232","Online platform delivering cookbooks & downloadable recipes to subscribers using IOS & Android.","Online platform delivering cookbooks & downloadable recipes to subscribers using IOS & Android.","Ireland",null,"15/05/2015","31/12/2015","50","17100","EUR","8550","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531602","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Online platform delivering cookbooks & downloadable recipes to subscribers using IOS & Android.","Online platform delivering cookbooks & downloadable recipes to subscribers using IOS & Android.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232276","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","347893.06","EUR","173946.53","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531480","53.294308823694,-6.1347383965837","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295638","Impact from COVID-19 Isolation on Mental Health in NPA Regions","Impact from COVID-19 Isolation on Mental Health in NPA Regions","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Faroe Islands",null,"01/09/2020","31/12/2020","80","45000","EUR","36000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","58.207741,-6.3855301|55.1619159,-6.6752551|62.0071684,-6.7761878|52.6675938,-8.6242832|59.9174331,10.7074238|64.751815,20.9532092|62.8951821,27.6411799",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Northern Savonia|Västerbotten County|Mid-West Region|Causeway Coast and Glens|Oslo","FI1D2|SE331|IE051|UKN0C|NO081","2014-2020","The indirect consequences of Covid-19 on the mental health of the general population will be considerable. First, anxiety, depression, alcohol misuse and suicidality are likely to increase in the general population. Grief, loneliness and isolation will play a role in all of these. Children and older people may be particularly at risk. Second, such impacts will be amplified for already vulnerable groups who rely on other people and organisations for care and support. However, the voluntary and community sectors have been devastated by the loss of finances and staff, and the dismantling of infrastructure. Most governments will have moved quickly to anticipate the wide range of mental health impacts and to identify potentially mitigating solutions. Thus, while covid response committees and working groups have been established across the NPA and other regions, collecting information and formulating plans, little is known about their content and the strategic priorities. The public health initiatives across the NPA, evidence of good practice and respective monitoring systems will be systematically identified and collected by Re-MIND. Some will be generic, others will be tailored to local needs and/or will have innovative aspects that can be applied elsewhere. There will be considerable benefits for countries and regions in sharing these strategic plans across the NPA. The thematic areas are interrelated, requiring interdisciplinary solutions and input from academia, health and technology. Re-MIND will undertake (1) a rapid literature review (2) collate strategic plans and policy documents from national and regional public health departments; (3) network with and interview key stakeholder groups and experts across the NPA; and (4) compile a report on our findings. Throughout this process, we will build up contacts through the NPA COVID19 response group and work with the &#39;umbrella team&#39;.","The indirect consequences of Covid-19 on the mental health of the general population will be considerable. First, anxiety, depression, alcohol misuse and suicidality are likely to increase in the general population. Grief, loneliness and isolation will play a role in all of these. Children and older people may be particularly at risk. Second, such impacts will be amplified for already vulnerable groups who rely on other people and organisations for care and support. However, the voluntary and community sectors have been devastated by the loss of finances and staff, and the dismantling of infrastructure. Most governments will have moved quickly to anticipate the wide range of mental health impacts and to identify potentially mitigating solutions. Thus, while covid response committees and working groups have been established across the NPA and other regions, collecting information and formulating plans, little is known about their content and the strategic priorities. The public health initiatives across the NPA, evidence of good practice and respective monitoring systems will be systematically identified and collected by Re-MIND. Some will be generic, others will be tailored to local needs and/or will have innovative aspects that can be applied elsewhere. There will be considerable benefits for countries and regions in sharing these strategic plans across the NPA. The thematic areas are interrelated, requiring interdisciplinary solutions and input from academia, health and technology. Re-MIND will undertake (1) a rapid literature review (2) collate strategic plans and policy documents from national and regional public health departments; (3) network with and interview key stakeholder groups and experts across the NPA; and (4) compile a report on our findings. Throughout this process, we will build up contacts through the NPA COVID19 response group and work with the &#39;umbrella team&#39;.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234196","Lough Bo Films - Business Expansion","Lough Bo Films - Business Expansion","Ireland",null,"03/12/2014","31/12/2014","50","1241","EUR","620.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531760","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13573: Film Production","13573: Film Production","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295394","Prevention/mitigation of mycotoxin contamination of food/feed by climate change","Prevention/mitigation of mycotoxin contamination of food/feed by climate change","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/03/2019","31/12/2021","75","1954138.8","EUR","1465604.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3134290","48.3515609,-1.204626|54.597285,-5.93012|53.3498053,-6.2603097|43.0097384,-7.5567582|42.8782132,-8.5448445|41.1579438,-8.6291053|42.4298846,-8.6446202",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|Lugo Province|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Ille-et-Vilaine|Belfast","IE061|ES112|ES114|ES111|FRH03|UKN06","2014-2020","Food and feed industries have a need for innovative analytic toxicity prevention strategies (e.g. toxicity alert systems and risk management plans) to produce safer food products for humans and animals. AGRITOX aims to provide the Atlantic Area food and feed industries with information and technical solutions to avoid the contamination by mycotoxins, which is a growing challenge due to the climate change and represent a major concern for human health. Thus, AGRITOX project will develop toxicity alert systems and risk management plans at disposal of the industry. These will facilitate the adoption of safer uses by the companies, namely SMEs, not only for a better and safer cultivation, harvest and storage of human food and animal feed, but also for achieving safer food products for the final consumer, thus covering the whole value chain.","Food and feed industries have a need for innovative analytic toxicity prevention strategies (e.g. toxicity alert systems and risk management plans) to produce safer food products for humans and animals. AGRITOX aims to provide the Atlantic Area food and feed industries with information and technical solutions to avoid the contamination by mycotoxins, which is a growing challenge due to the climate change and represent a major concern for human health. Thus, AGRITOX project will develop toxicity alert systems and risk management plans at disposal of the industry. These will facilitate the adoption of safer uses by the companies, namely SMEs, not only for a better and safer cultivation, harvest and storage of human food and animal feed, but also for achieving safer food products for the final consumer, thus covering the whole value chain.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296660","Octopus, squid, cuttlefish, sustainable fisheries and chefs","Octopus, squid, cuttlefish, sustainable fisheries and chefs","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/12/2017","30/11/2020","75","2582283.1","EUR","1936712.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359820","51.5073509,-0.1277583|49.182863,-0.370679|50.169173,-5.107088|37.0471211,-7.7443863|42.8782132,-8.5448445|42.1608459,-8.6177291|40.6405055,-8.6537539|42.2405989,-8.7207268|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.7222524,-9.1393366|51.6514954,-9.9103302",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Cornwall|City of Westminster|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Algarve|Região de Aveiro|Calvados","IE053|IE042|UKK30|UKI32|ES114|ES111|PT170|PT150|PT16D|FRD11","2014-2020","In northern Europe, squid, octopus and cuttlefish fishery catches and products are underutilized, while in the south their added value is more important. Cephalopod stocks are not subject to quota management at EU level and opportunities exist to further develop fisheries and markets. The Cephandchefs project aims to develop new markets and products based these cephalopods, increasing the profitability of the value chain, and helping to make fishers more competitive in the Atlantic Area, while assuring sustainable exploitation. The work packages include market and consumer research (for the entire value chain), product development, marketing and design of a sustainability toolkit. Fishermen will be connected to new markets for cephalopod products, add value to existing products, and aim for better prices for cephalopods from the Atlantic Area. Biological and socioeconomic sustainability will be carefully audited throughout the project. This project objectives are to: (i) add value to cephalopod products: development and promotion of new products, new market initiatives (e.g. certification) and business opportunities for this sector; (ii) improve knowledge of the value chain (\"from sea to table\") factors affecting sustainability in the short term (e.g., low prices, imports, consumer demand) and potential market developments in the long term; (iii) improve knowledge of eating habits and acceptance of new cephalopod food products by consumers in North and South Europe; (iv) ensure sustainability of fishing activity by assessing status of stocks, fisheries and ecosystems based on biological and socioeconomic indicators.","In northern Europe, squid, octopus and cuttlefish fishery catches and products are underutilized, while in the south their added value is more important. Cephalopod stocks are not subject to quota management at EU level and opportunities exist to further develop fisheries and markets. The Cephandchefs project aims to develop new markets and products based these cephalopods, increasing the profitability of the value chain, and helping to make fishers more competitive in the Atlantic Area, while assuring sustainable exploitation. The work packages include market and consumer research (for the entire value chain), product development, marketing and design of a sustainability toolkit. Fishermen will be connected to new markets for cephalopod products, add value to existing products, and aim for better prices for cephalopods from the Atlantic Area. Biological and socioeconomic sustainability will be carefully audited throughout the project. This project objectives are to: (i) add value to cephalopod products: development and promotion of new products, new market initiatives (e.g. certification) and business opportunities for this sector; (ii) improve knowledge of the value chain (\"from sea to table\") factors affecting sustainability in the short term (e.g., low prices, imports, consumer demand) and potential market developments in the long term; (iii) improve knowledge of eating habits and acceptance of new cephalopod food products by consumers in North and South Europe; (iv) ensure sustainability of fishing activity by assessing status of stocks, fisheries and ecosystems based on biological and socioeconomic indicators.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234091","MAJOR EQUIPMENT (INTL) LTD 160292","MAJOR EQUIPMENT (INTL) LTD 160292","Ireland",null,"16/03/2016","06/11/2017","50","13000","EUR","6500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532045","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Recruit a Production Manager","Recruit a Production Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234181","LEO Sligo M2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Sligo M2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","207016.42","EUR","103508.21","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531743","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233288","CTO Re-entry Device Design & Development","CTO Re-entry Device Design & Development","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","30/04/2018","50","58945.43","EUR","29472.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","CTO Re-entry Device Design & Development","CTO Re-entry Device Design & Development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233467","Golf Management System","Golf Management System","Ireland",null,"11/07/2016","11/01/2017","50","8798.89","EUR","4399.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532080","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Feasibility project on Golf Management System","Feasibility project on Golf Management System","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235245","Development of a smart polymer system for the delivery of novel non antibiotics for animal health applications","Development of a smart polymer system for the delivery of novel non antibiotics for animal health applications","Ireland",null,"12/04/2017","01/01/2018","50","8815","EUR","4407.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of a smart polymer system for the delivery of novel non antibiotics for animal health applications.","Development of a smart polymer system for the delivery of novel non antibiotics for animal health applications.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234223","MIND: Multimodal Interactive Neuropsychological Diagnostic","MIND: Multimodal Interactive Neuropsychological Diagnostic","Ireland",null,"01/09/2016","01/10/2016","50","11999.84","EUR","5999.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Multimodal Interactive Neurpsychological Diagnostic.","Multimodal Interactive Neurpsychological Diagnostic.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233961","MARLIN electronic implant for facial pain","MARLIN electronic implant for facial pain","Ireland",null,"01/12/2016","01/11/2018","50","11269.56","EUR","5634.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","MARLIN electronic implant for facial pain","MARLIN electronic implant for facial pain","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233655","ULTRAWAVE: Ocean Surface Wave parameters on Ships and Platforms","ULTRAWAVE: Ocean Surface Wave parameters on Ships and Platforms","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","30/06/2017","50","95828.24","EUR","47914.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14133: ULTRAWAVE: Ocean Surface Wave parameters on Ships and Platforms","14133: ULTRAWAVE: Ocean Surface Wave parameters on Ships and Platforms","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234152","LEO Offaly Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Offaly Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","115224","EUR","57612","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532073","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233249","Feasibility Grant to establish a flour milling plant in Enniscorthy","Feasibility Grant to establish a flour milling plant in Enniscorthy","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","12/08/2016","50","8947.1","EUR","4473.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531627","52.46018745,-6.6065154591592","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Feasibility Grant to establish a flour milling plant in Enniscorthy","Feasibility Grant to establish a flour milling plant in Enniscorthy","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235264","DebapayLtd Innovation Grant","DebapayLtd Innovation Grant","Ireland",null,"06/03/2015","12/10/2015","50","15000","EUR","7500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531814",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13726: Data processing & Mobile payments solutions.It is an exchange enabling the merchant and the customer to communicate over a shared technical platform","13726: Data processing & Mobile payments solutions.It is an exchange enabling the merchant and the customer to communicate over a shared technical platform","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302762","Sligo County Council - CYP","Sligo County Council - CYP","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/03/2020","85","180536.67","EUR","153456.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4377210","54.272889,-8.4759837|54.2704139,-8.4770897",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Sligo County Council has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement their PEACE Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. The PEACE Action Plan will be focused on three key areas: Children & Young People; Shared Spaces & Services; and Building Positive Relations. Under the Children & Young People element will involve five projects, including youth citizenship and leadership programmes.","Sligo County Council has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement their PEACE Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. The PEACE Action Plan will be focused on three key areas: Children & Young People; Shared Spaces & Services; and Building Positive Relations. Under the Children & Young People element will involve five projects, including youth citizenship and leadership programmes.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232182","Feasibility of a development of a coffee roasting business in the Burren, Co. Clare.","Feasibility of a development of a coffee roasting business in the Burren, Co. Clare.","Ireland",null,"25/11/2014","25/05/2015","50","9908","EUR","4954","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531391","52.85725745,-8.9374359259945","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Feasibility of a development of a coffee roasting business in the Burren, Co. Clare.","Feasibility of a development of a coffee roasting business in the Burren, Co. Clare.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234078","Viska Automation Systems Ltd/Prim","Viska Automation Systems Ltd/Prim","Ireland",null,"31/08/2015","31/12/2015","50","12765.8","EUR","6382.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532036","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13671: Viska Automation Systems Ltd participate in the design of hi-tech industrial manufacturing and inspection systems for medical, electronics, semi-conductor, pharmaceutical and food industries. The company aims to become synonymous with excellent engineering and design.","13671: Viska Automation Systems Ltd participate in the design of hi-tech industrial manufacturing and inspection systems for medical, electronics, semi-conductor, pharmaceutical and food industries. The company aims to become synonymous with excellent engineering and design.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234109","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157004","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157004","Ireland",null,"31/03/2014","21/12/2017","50","110477.72","EUR","55238.86","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532055","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop microbiological compost properties to improve mushroom yield","Develop microbiological compost properties to improve mushroom yield","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233696","A minimally invasive device to treat rhinitis","A minimally invasive device to treat rhinitis","Ireland",null,"06/07/2015","06/07/2017","50","136337","EUR","68168.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14134: A minimally invasive device to treat rhinitis","14134: A minimally invasive device to treat rhinitis","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297043","Smart sENsor Devices fOr rehabilitation and Connected health","Smart sENsor Devices fOr rehabilitation and Connected health","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"10/05/2016","30/11/2016","65","44993.05","EUR","29245.48","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","54.9852274,-7.2883079|55.0058644,-7.3248042|51.8981934,-8.4833797|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|South-West Region, Ireland|Derry City and Strabane","FI1D3|IE053|UKN0A","2014-2020","SENDoc will create platforms and networks of patients where data and experiences can be shared and supported; data captured through innovative sensor wearables. A new public service model of delivery, a community exercise network ‘SuppleUp’, will focus on sharing and improving rehabilitative exercises to enable independent assisted living.","SENDoc will create platforms and networks of patients where data and experiences can be shared and supported; data captured through innovative sensor wearables. A new public service model of delivery, a community exercise network ‘SuppleUp’, will focus on sharing and improving rehabilitative exercises to enable independent assisted living.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233459","New Paint Shaking and Mixing Technology (NPSMT)","New Paint Shaking and Mixing Technology (NPSMT)","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","31/07/2016","50","43683.28","EUR","21841.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532080","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Developing Linux-based controllers in order to deliver increased functionality and reliability.","Developing Linux-based controllers in order to deliver increased functionality and reliability.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298133","Co-operation Across Borders for Biodiversity","Co-operation Across Borders for Biodiversity","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","85","4935983.9","EUR","4195586.32","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376581","53.338876,-1.690345|50.649394,-2.2100496|55.9366158,-3.3193209|54.5576335,-5.9292268|54.6263576,-5.9470988|53.1030499,-6.0703781",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Mid-East Region, Ireland|South and West Derbyshire|Belfast|Edinburgh, City of","IE062|UKF13|UKN06|UKM75","2014-2020","The overall objective of the Conservation Across Borders for Biodiversity (CABB) project is to bring about the recovery of protected habitats (active raised and blanket bog) and priority species (breeding waders and marsh fritillary at key sites) on a cross border and cross country basis. Indicative actions to be delivered include– mapping of protected sites, development and implementation of Conservation Action Plans (CAPs), conservation action for habitats and species, development and sharing of best practice and education and outreach. The CABB partnership was awarded €4,619,341.32 of funding and for this will contribute to the programme outputs by producing 8 conservation action plans and ensuring 2,2228 ha of habitats are supported to attain a better conservation status. CABB will contribute to delivering the EC Birds and Habitats Directives and Biodiversity Strategies in each of the three countries and will also link with strategies for climate change mitigation and adaptation and sustainable development in the three countries, as well as Programme for Government targets.","The overall objective of the Conservation Across Borders for Biodiversity (CABB) project is to bring about the recovery of protected habitats (active raised and blanket bog) and priority species (breeding waders and marsh fritillary at key sites) on a cross border and cross country basis. Indicative actions to be delivered include– mapping of protected sites, development and implementation of Conservation Action Plans (CAPs), conservation action for habitats and species, development and sharing of best practice and education and outreach. The CABB partnership was awarded €4,619,341.32 of funding and for this will contribute to the programme outputs by producing 8 conservation action plans and ensuring 2,2228 ha of habitats are supported to attain a better conservation status. CABB will contribute to delivering the EC Birds and Habitats Directives and Biodiversity Strategies in each of the three countries and will also link with strategies for climate change mitigation and adaptation and sustainable development in the three countries, as well as Programme for Government targets.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232212","Audio Intelligent Decomposition Editor.  Develop an audio editor to decompose audio recordings.","Audio Intelligent Decomposition Editor.  Develop an audio editor to decompose audio recordings.","Ireland",null,"05/10/2015","31/05/2018","50","100114.4","EUR","50057.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Audio Intelligent Decomposition Editor.  Develop an audio editor to decompose audio recordings.","Audio Intelligent Decomposition Editor.  Develop an audio editor to decompose audio recordings.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234151","LEO Offaly IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Offaly IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","3611.69","EUR","1805.84","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532073","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234206","TECHNICAL ENGINEERING & TOOLING SERVICES LTD 157580","TECHNICAL ENGINEERING & TOOLING SERVICES LTD 157580","Ireland",null,"30/09/2014",null,"50","153280.75","EUR","76640.38","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531774",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13880: Development of secondary structural parts and non-critical parts for the aerospace sector","13880: Development of secondary structural parts and non-critical parts for the aerospace sector","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295936","More carbon reduction by dynamically monitoring energy efficiency","More carbon reduction by dynamically monitoring energy efficiency","Sweden|Poland|Italy|Portugal|Ireland|France|Germany|Slovenia|Spain",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","85","2226134","EUR","1892213.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359720","47.7482821,-3.3658356|43.4621197,-3.8095573|52.261802,-7.113739|38.6822996,-9.1548921|43.7936532,11.2222735|52.1257082,11.6332569|56.886422,14.778683|46.5599513,15.6373325|52.221185,20.9769039",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Cantabria|Kronoberg county|Province of Florence|South-East Region, Ireland|Magdeburg|Podravska|Lisbon metropolitan area|Morbihan|Miasto Warszawa","ES130|SE212|ITI14|IE052|DEE03|SI032|PT170|FRH04|PL911","2014-2020","The EMPOWER project innovatively addresses two urgent challenges in European cities and regions: the opportunity to reduce CO2 emissions from buildings using new technology and better management, and the need for more investment to meet the EU’s CO2 reduction targets. The potential is considerable: buildings account for 40% of EU energy requirements and 36% of carbon emissions: effective energy monitoring could reduce demand by 10%. And the Commission considers that energy efficiency is market-ready, ie suitable for private investment. But progress is slow. Energy monitoring systems are available for individual houses and large schemes. Little exists for medium-sized schemes. Key decision-makers do not always understand energy management. Private investors are nervous about long term energy management investment, they need good local management and quality performance data. The project’s objective is to reduce carbon emissions from buildings, particularly in medium-sized schemes, while also supporting jobs and growth in the local economy. We will improve regional policies by: * analysing partners’ plans through peer review, * identifying good practices that will improve these plans, studying them through Study Visits, importing them via special workshops and Regional Action Plans. * developing cost-effective energy monitoring systems and using these in existing buildings and to attract private investment * building the capacity of all relevant public authorities including ERDF Managing Authorities The project’s main outputs will benefit the building users, key decision-makers, SMEs working in energy, investors. They are: * New projects that innovate by applying cost-effective energy monitoring to reduce energy demand, using new technology. * Improved governance between different levels of government, using the plan–do-act-check principle and providing quality data to attract and reassure commercial investors.","The EMPOWER project innovatively addresses two urgent challenges in European cities and regions: the opportunity to reduce CO2 emissions from buildings using new technology and better management, and the need for more investment to meet the EU’s CO2 reduction targets. The potential is considerable: buildings account for 40% of EU energy requirements and 36% of carbon emissions: effective energy monitoring could reduce demand by 10%. And the Commission considers that energy efficiency is market-ready, ie suitable for private investment. But progress is slow. Energy monitoring systems are available for individual houses and large schemes. Little exists for medium-sized schemes. Key decision-makers do not always understand energy management. Private investors are nervous about long term energy management investment, they need good local management and quality performance data. The project’s objective is to reduce carbon emissions from buildings, particularly in medium-sized schemes, while also supporting jobs and growth in the local economy. We will improve regional policies by: * analysing partners’ plans through peer review, * identifying good practices that will improve these plans, studying them through Study Visits, importing them via special workshops and Regional Action Plans. * developing cost-effective energy monitoring systems and using these in existing buildings and to attract private investment * building the capacity of all relevant public authorities including ERDF Managing Authorities The project’s main outputs will benefit the building users, key decision-makers, SMEs working in energy, investors. They are: * New projects that innovate by applying cost-effective energy monitoring to reduce energy demand, using new technology. * Improved governance between different levels of government, using the plan–do-act-check principle and providing quality data to attract and reassure commercial investors.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301182","Destination SMEs","Destination SMEs","Finland|Italy|Ireland|France|Latvia|Slovenia|Malta",null,"01/04/2016","31/03/2021","85","1483536","EUR","1261005.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376054","51.8925996,-8.5084259|36.0423728,14.2406388|46.6610219,16.1595664|57.3119768,25.2635671|62.6000954,29.7712754|45.7949547,3.1167243|45.6108225,7.3626464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","North Karelia|Aosta Valley|South-West Region, Ireland|Pomurska|Gozo and Comino/Għawdex u Kemmuna|Puy-de-Dôme|Vidzeme","FI1D3|ITC20|IE053|SI031|MT002|FRK14|LV008","2014-2020","CONTEXT: Policies aiming at supporting SMEs lack some effectiveness and efficiency in the tourism sector in many European regions. With a more favourable environment, SMEs could grow faster and create more jobs. For tourist SMEs, it would require the creation of a management strategy of the territory, i.e. a Destination Management strategy. PARTNERSHIP: The project brings together 7 partners from 7 EU countries (FR, IT, MT, IE, FI, LT, SI) consisting of a mix of public authorities at national, regional and local level and agencies having a delegation of competences from their public authority. When relevant, authorities in charge of targeted policies are committed to provide their entire support. Relevant stakeholders within each area will be strongly involved in the exchange of experience at interregional level and planned adaptation of policy instruments. OBJECTIVE: Improve public policies (through structural funds, national or regional policy instruments) dedicated to the support of tourist SMEs and their competitiveness. APPROACH: Three-steps approach in Phase 1. Interregional exchange of experiences in that field and subsequent introduction into their policies of solutions for a better destination management of the territory (final purpose under Phase 2). MAIN ACTIVITIES AND OUTPUTS: 7 policy instruments are addressed (1 per region), among which 5 relate to structural funds programmes. Basis for exchange of experience: Reciprocal improvement analysis and 7 study trips with peer-review of each partner’s practices. Video newsletters and a movie for an effective dissemination towards other territories in Europe. MAIN EXPECTED RESULTS: At least 14 good practices identified. 7 targeted policy instruments improved. At least 21 staff members will transfer new capacities in their intervention fields. At least 30 involved stakeholders with increased skills and knowledge from exchange of experience. Expected 15 appearances in press and media, including at European level.","CONTEXT: Policies aiming at supporting SMEs lack some effectiveness and efficiency in the tourism sector in many European regions. With a more favourable environment, SMEs could grow faster and create more jobs. For tourist SMEs, it would require the creation of a management strategy of the territory, i.e. a Destination Management strategy. PARTNERSHIP: The project brings together 7 partners from 7 EU countries (FR, IT, MT, IE, FI, LT, SI) consisting of a mix of public authorities at national, regional and local level and agencies having a delegation of competences from their public authority. When relevant, authorities in charge of targeted policies are committed to provide their entire support. Relevant stakeholders within each area will be strongly involved in the exchange of experience at interregional level and planned adaptation of policy instruments. OBJECTIVE: Improve public policies (through structural funds, national or regional policy instruments) dedicated to the support of tourist SMEs and their competitiveness. APPROACH: Three-steps approach in Phase 1. Interregional exchange of experiences in that field and subsequent introduction into their policies of solutions for a better destination management of the territory (final purpose under Phase 2). MAIN ACTIVITIES AND OUTPUTS: 7 policy instruments are addressed (1 per region), among which 5 relate to structural funds programmes. Basis for exchange of experience: Reciprocal improvement analysis and 7 study trips with peer-review of each partner’s practices. Video newsletters and a movie for an effective dissemination towards other territories in Europe. MAIN EXPECTED RESULTS: At least 14 good practices identified. 7 targeted policy instruments improved. At least 21 staff members will transfer new capacities in their intervention fields. At least 30 involved stakeholders with increased skills and knowledge from exchange of experience. Expected 15 appearances in press and media, including at European level.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300967","Marine Protected Area Management and Monitoring","Marine Protected Area Management and Monitoring","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2018","31/03/2022","84.65","6361317.45","EUR","5385015.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357518","57.1376605,-2.0717346|57.4685199,-4.2720754|56.4534977,-5.439867|54.5594352,-5.9461937|53.1030499,-6.0703781|55.1619159,-6.6752551|51.8304283,-8.3219487",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","South-West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae and Argyll & Bute|Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire|Belfast|Causeway Coast and Glens","IE053|IE062|UKM62|UKM63|UKM50|UKN06|UKN0C","2014-2020","The Marine Protected Areas Management and Monitoring (MarPAMM) project will use the wide experience of a novel partnership to deliver four models designed to support the conservation of habitats and species that underpin Marine Protected Area (MPA) designations within the eligible region. These include two mobile species models (seabirds and seals, coupled with underwater noise assessments), a seabed-dwelling species and habitats model and a coastal processes model. Together with models produced by sister INTERREG VA projects (e.g. COMPASS) and existing datasets, the new models will provide the sound scientific evidence base required for marine management plan development for MPAs. Six MPA management plans will be delivered by the project, using a cross-border, collaborative focus and extensive stakeholder engagement. A novel regional approach will be used to ensure cross-border pressures and processes are represented and understood in each plan. The following MPA management plans will be delivered and implemented, with suitable governance structures in place by the end of the project: Argyll (Regional - Scotland). Down – Co. Louth (Regional – cross-border Northern Ireland - Republic of Ireland). North Coast Ireland – North Channel (Regional – cross-border Republic of Ireland – Northern Ireland)Outer Hebrides (Regional - Scotland)Carlingford Lough Special Protection Areas (2 adjacent cross-border sites – Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland)Murlough Special Area of Conservation (Co. Down, Northern Ireland). Together, these outputs will meet key challenges within the INTERREG VA area. A network of designated MPAs has been developed separately across Ireland, Northern Ireland, offshore UK waters and Scotland, with some designated features in common (e.g. Natura 2000 sites) but some differing designation priorities e.g. features protected by Scottish Nature Conservation MPAs, and those protected by the Northern Irish Marine Conservation Zones. Most MPAs have defined conservation objectives; for these to be achieved MPAs require management plans to be developed and implemented, based upon sound scientific evidence. Some MPAs in the region have such plans developed, many do not, and some plans were developed at the time of designation and the presssures affecting achievement of conservation objectives may have altered in subsequent years. As all the MPAs in the eligible area are connected by the wide habitat use of mobile species (e.g. seabirds, cetaceans and seals) and pelagic life stages of benthic species (e.g. horse mussels), effective management requires knowledge of such connectivity and the cumulative pressures from a regional, cross-border context. MarPAMM has been co-developed by all project partners and key stakeholders, building on the close links of project partners with marine managers in the three jurisdictions. MarPAMMs overriding objective is to increase cross-border capacity for the monitoring and management of marine protected areas and species; there is not currently a mechanism for fostering cross-border collaboration for the management of MPAs, yet features within MPAs are subject to pressures at a regional, shared water scale, including impacts acting outside of designated areas that can affect mobile species and those with mobile life stages, or coastal processes affecting seabed and intertidal habitats. Without cross-border collaboration it is not possible to develop scientifically robust models at a relevant scale and geographical coverage to meet the information requirements for development and implementation of effective MPA management strategies. Furthermore, mobilisation of stakeholders to embed them within MPA management is vital to implement strategic management actions rather than reactionary actions, which can alienate users of MPAs. A well-managed network of MPAs meets requirements set by the jursidictions Biodiversity Strategies, but can also support development of a sustainable Blue Economy by fostering the ecosystem services provided by MPAs, such as provision of nursery grounds for commercial fish/shellfish species, enhancing water quality, or playing a role in climate change adaptation and resilience. MarPAMM’s outputs will be delivered through a series of co-designed work packages, with a separate work package for each model, and a further work package for development and implementation of the MPA management plans. Work package leads are distributed across the partnership, based on partner expertise, and each work package has a number of partners contributing to it from across the eligible region. Throughout the project, effective project management and communication strategies will act to support the implementation work packages, with a continual cycle of progress monitoring and evaluation, in line with SEUPB requirements. All partners have experience of EU projects and are committed to delivery of MarPAMM’s objectives, while embedding the horizontal principles of sus","The Marine Protected Areas Management and Monitoring (MarPAMM) project will use the wide experience of a novel partnership to deliver four models designed to support the conservation of habitats and species that underpin Marine Protected Area (MPA) designations within the eligible region. These include two mobile species models (seabirds and seals, coupled with underwater noise assessments), a seabed-dwelling species and habitats model and a coastal processes model. Together with models produced by sister INTERREG VA projects (e.g. COMPASS) and existing datasets, the new models will provide the sound scientific evidence base required for marine management plan development for MPAs. Six MPA management plans will be delivered by the project, using a cross-border, collaborative focus and extensive stakeholder engagement. A novel regional approach will be used to ensure cross-border pressures and processes are represented and understood in each plan. The following MPA management plans will be delivered and implemented, with suitable governance structures in place by the end of the project: Argyll (Regional - Scotland). Down – Co. Louth (Regional – cross-border Northern Ireland - Republic of Ireland). North Coast Ireland – North Channel (Regional – cross-border Republic of Ireland – Northern Ireland)Outer Hebrides (Regional - Scotland)Carlingford Lough Special Protection Areas (2 adjacent cross-border sites – Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland)Murlough Special Area of Conservation (Co. Down, Northern Ireland). Together, these outputs will meet key challenges within the INTERREG VA area. A network of designated MPAs has been developed separately across Ireland, Northern Ireland, offshore UK waters and Scotland, with some designated features in common (e.g. Natura 2000 sites) but some differing designation priorities e.g. features protected by Scottish Nature Conservation MPAs, and those protected by the Northern Irish Marine Conservation Zones. Most MPAs have defined conservation objectives; for these to be achieved MPAs require management plans to be developed and implemented, based upon sound scientific evidence. Some MPAs in the region have such plans developed, many do not, and some plans were developed at the time of designation and the presssures affecting achievement of conservation objectives may have altered in subsequent years. As all the MPAs in the eligible area are connected by the wide habitat use of mobile species (e.g. seabirds, cetaceans and seals) and pelagic life stages of benthic species (e.g. horse mussels), effective management requires knowledge of such connectivity and the cumulative pressures from a regional, cross-border context. MarPAMM has been co-developed by all project partners and key stakeholders, building on the close links of project partners with marine managers in the three jurisdictions. MarPAMMs overriding objective is to increase cross-border capacity for the monitoring and management of marine protected areas and species; there is not currently a mechanism for fostering cross-border collaboration for the management of MPAs, yet features within MPAs are subject to pressures at a regional, shared water scale, including impacts acting outside of designated areas that can affect mobile species and those with mobile life stages, or coastal processes affecting seabed and intertidal habitats. Without cross-border collaboration it is not possible to develop scientifically robust models at a relevant scale and geographical coverage to meet the information requirements for development and implementation of effective MPA management strategies. Furthermore, mobilisation of stakeholders to embed them within MPA management is vital to implement strategic management actions rather than reactionary actions, which can alienate users of MPAs. A well-managed network of MPAs meets requirements set by the jursidictions Biodiversity Strategies, but can also support development of a sustainable Blue Economy by fostering the ecosystem services provided by MPAs, such as provision of nursery grounds for commercial fish/shellfish species, enhancing water quality, or playing a role in climate change adaptation and resilience. MarPAMM’s outputs will be delivered through a series of co-designed work packages, with a separate work package for each model, and a further work package for development and implementation of the MPA management plans. Work package leads are distributed across the partnership, based on partner expertise, and each work package has a number of partners contributing to it from across the eligible region. Throughout the project, effective project management and communication strategies will act to support the implementation work packages, with a continual cycle of progress monitoring and evaluation, in line with SEUPB requirements. All partners have experience of EU projects and are committed to delivery of MarPAMM’s objectives, while embedding the horizontal principles of sus","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300603","Military Assets as Public Spaces","Military Assets as Public Spaces","Lithuania|Italy|Greece|Portugal|Ireland|Germany|Hungary|Croatia|Spain",null,"15/09/2015","03/05/2018","78.84","744101.06","EUR","586675.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q253211","37.600882,-0.9851056|53.7301271,-7.7995546|41.0089693,-8.6393845|46.3085526,16.3377767|47.2336602,16.6108367|55.981487,22.241453|41.0961512,23.5014548|50.360024,7.5982936|45.0525313,9.6927346",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Province of Piacenza|Midlands Region|Koblenz|Σέρρες|Varaždinska županija|Vas|Telšių apskritis","ITH51|IE063|DEB11|EL526|HR062|HU222|LT028","2014-2020","MAPS intends to enhance the system of military assets and areas in the development strategies of European cities for social cohesion and inclusion purposes. The project promotes the transnational exchange of experiences and learning, in order to develop an innovative methodology of intervention and urban planning, helping Municipalities to deal with the presence of abandoned military assets and empty spaces playing a major role in the collapse of social cohesion and inclusion in some parts of the city, which do not benefit from urban development policies and urban renewal. The project may promote a profitable exchange between local authorities and the private sector, supporting the spread of a culture aimed at investing on public spaces to foster social inclusion and cohesion. Abandoned urban areas are important resources from the economic, social, environmental and cultural point of view and it is fundamental to protect, develop and rethink them in order to benefit the community in a sustainable way on the long term. The renewal of dismissed military areas is not only an opportunity for the creation of new jobs, but also an important chance to transform featureless areas into places where cultural and social exchange & inclusion can be fostered. Indeed, MAPS will answer the needs of developing urban regeneration actions where social, cultural and economic matters become integrated in order to provide a joint solution.","MAPS intends to enhance the system of military assets and areas in the development strategies of European cities for social cohesion and inclusion purposes. The project promotes the transnational exchange of experiences and learning, in order to develop an innovative methodology of intervention and urban planning, helping Municipalities to deal with the presence of abandoned military assets and empty spaces playing a major role in the collapse of social cohesion and inclusion in some parts of the city, which do not benefit from urban development policies and urban renewal. The project may promote a profitable exchange between local authorities and the private sector, supporting the spread of a culture aimed at investing on public spaces to foster social inclusion and cohesion. Abandoned urban areas are important resources from the economic, social, environmental and cultural point of view and it is fundamental to protect, develop and rethink them in order to benefit the community in a sustainable way on the long term. The renewal of dismissed military areas is not only an opportunity for the creation of new jobs, but also an important chance to transform featureless areas into places where cultural and social exchange & inclusion can be fostered. Indeed, MAPS will answer the needs of developing urban regeneration actions where social, cultural and economic matters become integrated in order to provide a joint solution.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233397","Seaweed Antimicrobial wound dressing. To identify antimicrobial compounds in seaweed through extraction  and purification and to assess their potential for encorporation into wound dressings for use against antibiotic resistant microorganisms.","Seaweed Antimicrobial wound dressing. To identify antimicrobial compounds in seaweed through extraction  and purification and to assess their potential for encorporation into wound dressings for use against antibiotic resistant microorganisms.","Ireland",null,"15/01/2015","14/07/2016","50","117898.7","EUR","58949.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Seaweed Antimicrobial wound dressing. To identify antimicrobial compounds in seaweed through extraction  and purification and to assess their potential for encorporation into wound dressings for use against antibiotic resistant microorganisms.","Seaweed Antimicrobial wound dressing. To identify antimicrobial compounds in seaweed through extraction  and purification and to assess their potential for encorporation into wound dressings for use against antibiotic resistant microorganisms.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234184","TAGA LTD 161762","TAGA LTD 161762","Ireland",null,"18/07/2017","20/12/2017","50","114500.56","EUR","57250.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531752","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Equipment to increase production/assembly capacity","Equipment to increase production/assembly capacity","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233369","Lero - the Irish Software ResearchCentre","Lero - the Irish Software ResearchCentre","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2020","50","5904683.38","EUR","2952341.69","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Lero - the Irish Software ResearchCentre","Lero - the Irish Software ResearchCentre","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298744","An Atlantic innovation platform on diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseases and aging","An Atlantic innovation platform on diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseases and aging","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","1768663.92","EUR","1326497.94","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3136853","49.182863,-0.370679|43.318334,-1.9812313|53.4807593,-2.2426305|42.3357893,-7.863881|40.2033145,-8.4102573|43.3623436,-8.4115401|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.8782132,-8.5448445|38.6446232,-9.2333653",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Ourense Province|Gipuzkoa|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Coimbra Region|Calvados|Manchester","IE053|ES113|ES212|ES111|PT170|PT16E|FRD11|UKD33","2014-2020","Neurological diseases are disorders that affect the central nervous system and can impair the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerve or neuromuscular function. Most of diseases are directly related to ageing, being Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) and stroke especially relevant due to its incidence and economic burden. More than 7.5 million European citizens aging between 30 and 99 years suffer from different types of dementia. NEUROATLANTIC aims at bringing together the remarkable scientific and technological capacities within the Atlantic Area in the field of the neurological diseases (eg Alzheimer’s Disease, Stroke, etc). This project will act on the clinical, preclinical and capitalization aspects accelerating the uptake of new innovations that will revolutionaze the way in which neurological diseases are handled within the area. NEUROATLANTIC will focus on setting up a transnational platform to develop novel theragnostics agents to treat and early diagnosis of these devastating and prevalent diseases.","Neurological diseases are disorders that affect the central nervous system and can impair the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerve or neuromuscular function. Most of diseases are directly related to ageing, being Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) and stroke especially relevant due to its incidence and economic burden. More than 7.5 million European citizens aging between 30 and 99 years suffer from different types of dementia. NEUROATLANTIC aims at bringing together the remarkable scientific and technological capacities within the Atlantic Area in the field of the neurological diseases (eg Alzheimer’s Disease, Stroke, etc). This project will act on the clinical, preclinical and capitalization aspects accelerating the uptake of new innovations that will revolutionaze the way in which neurological diseases are handled within the area. NEUROATLANTIC will focus on setting up a transnational platform to develop novel theragnostics agents to treat and early diagnosis of these devastating and prevalent diseases.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233272","Innovation grant for the brand development of new product range & associated materials.  The funding will be used to engage a professional design & consultancy company to develop this branding.","Innovation grant for the brand development of new product range & associated materials.  The funding will be used to engage a professional design & consultancy company to develop this branding.","Ireland",null,"13/05/2015","31/05/2015","50","2377.4","EUR","1188.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531657","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Innovation grant for the brand development of new product range & associated materials.  The funding will be used to engage a professional design & consultancy company to develop this branding.","Innovation grant for the brand development of new product range & associated materials.  The funding will be used to engage a professional design & consultancy company to develop this branding.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297255","Strengthening infrastructure risk management in the Atlantic Area","Strengthening infrastructure risk management in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","2023994.52","EUR","1517995.89","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2985741","51.23622,-0.570409|47.218371,-1.553621|52.486243,-1.890401|37.3890924,-5.9844589|53.3498053,-6.2603097|41.5454486,-8.426507|42.2405989,-8.7207268|38.6765238,-9.1651047",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|Birmingham|Seville Province|Pontevedra Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Cávado|Loire-Atlantique|West Surrey","IE061|UKG31|ES618|ES114|PT170|PT112|FRG01|UKJ25","2014-2020",null,null,"Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234006","Jennifer Wrynne","Jennifer Wrynne","Ireland",null,"03/11/2015","31/12/2016","50","10000","EUR","5000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531905","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13622: Jennifer Wrynne is an Award Winning Irish Hat Designer who specialises in creating luxurious hats and headpieces for Weddings and Ladies Day at the Races. Jennifer Wrynne won the Best Established Category for IBYE in Co. Leitrim in 2015.","13622: Jennifer Wrynne is an Award Winning Irish Hat Designer who specialises in creating luxurious hats and headpieces for Weddings and Ladies Day at the Races. Jennifer Wrynne won the Best Established Category for IBYE in Co. Leitrim in 2015.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298150","Monaghan County Council PIV Action Plan - BPR","Monaghan County Council PIV Action Plan - BPR","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2019","84.36","1331117.01","EUR","1122942.67","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376724","54.1239206,-6.7468363|54.2424053,-6.9721845",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Results and Outputs: The Monaghan Peace IV Action Plan has been developed to deliver outputs and results in three thematic areas of the programme, delivering: Programmes which will engage 905 children and young people in meaningful activities which develop their soft skills and respect for diversity. Thereby increasing the percentage of young people in the County who play sports or socialise with others of a different religious community and increasing the percentage of young people who think cross community relations are better than they were 5 years ago and will be better in the future. One initiative to create and/or enhance the shared usage and nature of public areas and/or buildings.Thereby increasing the percentage of people who perceive their neighbourhood as neutral and the percentage of those who would prefer to live in a mixed religion environment. One action plan under the objective of Building Positive Relations creating an environment where cultural diversity is respected and celebrated.Thereby increasing the percentage of people who know about the culture of minority ethnic groups and those who think relationships between Catholics and Protestants are better than there were 5 years ago and will be better in future. Project design: In order to deliver those objectives an activity plan has been identified, incorporating smart targets for each of the objectives required. The selection of activity programmes has been informed by a review of local socio-economic characteristics and a public consultation process delivered in 4 locations across the District and via on-line survey. Activity programmes outlined include provision for youth not engaged in sports, health and wellbeing programmes, volunteering/social action programmes, cross community and cross border sports programmes, language & cultural activity programmes, intergenerational initiatives, creation of outdoor recreation and sporting space, development of a cultural arts hub and provision of small grants opportunities to stimulate community action. Four Delivery Partners are proposed namely Cavan Monaghan Education and Training Board, Monaghan County Council, Monaghan Integrated Development Ltd. and County Monaghan Community Network. Strategic and Policy Context: A review has been undertaken of relevant strategies and policies which has demonstrated that the proposed action plan is in alignment with the Local Economic and Community Plan, the Council Corporate Plan and funding strategies such as LEADER delivered through the Rural Development Programme. The plan is therefore complementary to, but additional to, existing local and regional provision. Need and Demand The needs identified within the County include the legacy of the border with the resulting disconnect within communities and economic decline along the border region, need for positive activities which seek to build resilience and confidence in young people, the need to support individuals who are at risk of exclusion and isolation and the needs of ethnic minority communities which are a significant population in the area. The Plan builds on the work undertaken in Peace II and Peace III, however the changing social demographic, continued impact of the border and scale of need require additional investment under Peace IV. Options: Options for delivery of the Peace Action Plan are constrained as a result of Programme requirements and the reduced time frame now available. However an options appraisal has been considered and effective proposals agreed for Plan implementation to ensure delivery of objectives within the current constraints. Budget: To effect full delivery of the Action Plan the Peace Partnership requests a grant award of €3,039,912. This includes costs towards management and administration at a flat rate of 13.8% of project expenditure. Adequate cash flow (€250k) will be made available by Monaghan County Council to enable delivery. Risk Management: The Councils approach to risk management is outlined in the risk register appended to the application outlining key risks which could impact on Action Plan delivery and proposed mitigation measures to manage those risks to an acceptable level. Horizontal Principles: The Action Plan positively impacts on sustainable development and equality. For example, it provides opportunities for the enhancement of health and wellbeing, the creation of social capacity and connectivity thereby contributing to the creation of more sustainable communities. In addition the Action Plan actively promotes and facilitates the inclusion of ethnic minorities, people from the LGBT community and Travelling Community therebybreaking down barriers to equality within society. Management Arrangements and Governance: The strategic oversight and management of the Action Plan is the responsibility of the Peace Partnership Board, a sub-committee of the Local Community Development Committee, thereby ensuring integration with Council corporate governance arrang","Results and Outputs: The Monaghan Peace IV Action Plan has been developed to deliver outputs and results in three thematic areas of the programme, delivering: Programmes which will engage 905 children and young people in meaningful activities which develop their soft skills and respect for diversity. Thereby increasing the percentage of young people in the County who play sports or socialise with others of a different religious community and increasing the percentage of young people who think cross community relations are better than they were 5 years ago and will be better in the future. One initiative to create and/or enhance the shared usage and nature of public areas and/or buildings.Thereby increasing the percentage of people who perceive their neighbourhood as neutral and the percentage of those who would prefer to live in a mixed religion environment. One action plan under the objective of Building Positive Relations creating an environment where cultural diversity is respected and celebrated.Thereby increasing the percentage of people who know about the culture of minority ethnic groups and those who think relationships between Catholics and Protestants are better than there were 5 years ago and will be better in future. Project design: In order to deliver those objectives an activity plan has been identified, incorporating smart targets for each of the objectives required. The selection of activity programmes has been informed by a review of local socio-economic characteristics and a public consultation process delivered in 4 locations across the District and via on-line survey. Activity programmes outlined include provision for youth not engaged in sports, health and wellbeing programmes, volunteering/social action programmes, cross community and cross border sports programmes, language & cultural activity programmes, intergenerational initiatives, creation of outdoor recreation and sporting space, development of a cultural arts hub and provision of small grants opportunities to stimulate community action. Four Delivery Partners are proposed namely Cavan Monaghan Education and Training Board, Monaghan County Council, Monaghan Integrated Development Ltd. and County Monaghan Community Network. Strategic and Policy Context: A review has been undertaken of relevant strategies and policies which has demonstrated that the proposed action plan is in alignment with the Local Economic and Community Plan, the Council Corporate Plan and funding strategies such as LEADER delivered through the Rural Development Programme. The plan is therefore complementary to, but additional to, existing local and regional provision. Need and Demand The needs identified within the County include the legacy of the border with the resulting disconnect within communities and economic decline along the border region, need for positive activities which seek to build resilience and confidence in young people, the need to support individuals who are at risk of exclusion and isolation and the needs of ethnic minority communities which are a significant population in the area. The Plan builds on the work undertaken in Peace II and Peace III, however the changing social demographic, continued impact of the border and scale of need require additional investment under Peace IV. Options: Options for delivery of the Peace Action Plan are constrained as a result of Programme requirements and the reduced time frame now available. However an options appraisal has been considered and effective proposals agreed for Plan implementation to ensure delivery of objectives within the current constraints. Budget: To effect full delivery of the Action Plan the Peace Partnership requests a grant award of €3,039,912. This includes costs towards management and administration at a flat rate of 13.8% of project expenditure. Adequate cash flow (€250k) will be made available by Monaghan County Council to enable delivery. Risk Management: The Councils approach to risk management is outlined in the risk register appended to the application outlining key risks which could impact on Action Plan delivery and proposed mitigation measures to manage those risks to an acceptable level. Horizontal Principles: The Action Plan positively impacts on sustainable development and equality. For example, it provides opportunities for the enhancement of health and wellbeing, the creation of social capacity and connectivity thereby contributing to the creation of more sustainable communities. In addition the Action Plan actively promotes and facilitates the inclusion of ethnic minorities, people from the LGBT community and Travelling Community therebybreaking down barriers to equality within society. Management Arrangements and Governance: The strategic oversight and management of the Action Plan is the responsibility of the Peace Partnership Board, a sub-committee of the Local Community Development Committee, thereby ensuring integration with Council corporate governance arrang","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233425","Feasibility study to produce & sell fruit wines, also called craft or country wines, from fruits and flowers native to Ireland.","Feasibility study to produce & sell fruit wines, also called craft or country wines, from fruits and flowers native to Ireland.","Ireland",null,"26/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","13015.06","EUR","6507.53","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531972","52.95814675,-6.3819707086777","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Feasibility study to produce & sell fruit wines, also called craft or country wines, from fruits and flowers native to Ireland.","Feasibility study to produce & sell fruit wines, also called craft or country wines, from fruits and flowers native to Ireland.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233982","LSM ENGINEERING LTD 159893","LSM ENGINEERING LTD 159893","Ireland",null,"11/05/2016","13/10/2017","50","12500","EUR","6250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531886","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Employ Engineering graduate","Employ Engineering graduate","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233926","Mbryonics Limited Feasibility","Mbryonics Limited Feasibility","Ireland",null,"13/11/2014","31/12/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531828","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13582: To develop a precision robotics platform for advanced manufacturing & prototyping for companies & SME businesses, such as metal milling, injection moulding, electronic discharge machining, laser cutting, plasma & lithography etching & 3D printing.","13582: To develop a precision robotics platform for advanced manufacturing & prototyping for companies & SME businesses, such as metal milling, injection moulding, electronic discharge machining, laser cutting, plasma & lithography etching & 3D printing.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233985","ALPHA WIRELESS LTD 157462","ALPHA WIRELESS LTD 157462","Ireland",null,"29/08/2014",null,"50","57509.39","EUR","28754.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531891","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13877: Development of 8 port 65 degree beam forming antenna","13877: Development of 8 port 65 degree beam forming antenna","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235242","LEO Westmeath Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Westmeath Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","197240.9","EUR","98620.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531776",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","To Promote Micro Enterprise through training, Enterprise promotion, Mentoring, Consultancy, LEAN for Micro and Management Development Programme.","To Promote Micro Enterprise through training, Enterprise promotion, Mentoring, Consultancy, LEAN for Micro and Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296331","Communities' response and resilience to corona virus 19.","Communities' response and resilience to corona virus 19.","Finland|Denmark|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2020","31/12/2020","100","45000","EUR","45000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363184","60.1534801,-1.1435245|58.207741,-6.3855301|54.9331112,-7.1705648|53.9443321,-8.0985053|55.098954,14.7011407|64.2234536,27.7366122|64.2181884,27.7792683",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Border Region|Bornholm|Kainuu|Derry City and Strabane|Shetland Islands","IE041|DK014|FI1D8|UKN0A|UKM66","2014-2020","The CRR/COVID19 project addresses theme D of the COVID19 call \"Theme D: Citizens engagement / Community response\". Small, peripheral communities are more self sufficient, what lessons can they share? It deals with impact, resilience, & responses to COVID19. The CRR/COVID19 project is structured into 4 community groups (CG): citizens' responses including human rights considerations; families & schooling, their readiness for tele-solutions; health-care providers’ & users’ readiness for tele-solutions & practical arrangement to secure safe healthcare; regional / county authorities assessing the impact of COVID19 & policy responses aiming at sustainable recovery; they are explored through 4 CG-corresponding, tailored questionaires. They lead to insights, good practices, and recommendations for NPA themes & projects. CRR/COVID19 contributes to 4 of NPA strategic priorities, mostly to peripherality, low population density, low accessibility, and low economic diversity.","The CRR/COVID19 project addresses theme D of the COVID19 call \"Theme D: Citizens engagement / Community response\". Small, peripheral communities are more self sufficient, what lessons can they share? It deals with impact, resilience, & responses to COVID19. The CRR/COVID19 project is structured into 4 community groups (CG): citizens' responses including human rights considerations; families & schooling, their readiness for tele-solutions; health-care providers’ & users’ readiness for tele-solutions & practical arrangement to secure safe healthcare; regional / county authorities assessing the impact of COVID19 & policy responses aiming at sustainable recovery; they are explored through 4 CG-corresponding, tailored questionaires. They lead to insights, good practices, and recommendations for NPA themes & projects. CRR/COVID19 contributes to 4 of NPA strategic priorities, mostly to peripherality, low population density, low accessibility, and low economic diversity.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300794","Play and the City: an innovative paradigm for social inclusion, sustainability and place-making","Play and the City: an innovative paradigm for social inclusion, sustainability and place-making","Poland|Lithuania|Italy|Greece|Portugal|Ireland|Croatia|Spain",null,"01/04/2018","04/06/2021","76.44","598830","EUR","457752","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4361707","51.8954076,-8.4653529|41.6945342,-8.8293905|46.0627728,13.2349209|45.3157953,13.5591934|50.2586111,19.02|41.3776005,2.088564|55.6784641,21.1644037|39.637701,22.4149299",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","South-West Region, Ireland|Barcelona Province|Alto Minho Subregion|Λάρισα|Klaipėdos apskritis|Katowicki|Province of Udine","IE053|ES511|PT111|EL612|LT023|PL22A|ITH42","2014-2020","Cities offer unique opportunities for addressing the challenges of urbanization, ageing, climate change, social exclusion, only if enabling, enjoyable places are co-created. The project aims to transfer the “playful paradigm” based on gamification as an innovative concept for promoting social inclusion, healthy lifestyles & energy awareness, intergenerational & cultural mediation, place-making & economic prosperity. Games offer new strategies for engaging city stakeholders in urban development.","Cities offer unique opportunities for addressing the challenges of urbanization, ageing, climate change, social exclusion, only if enabling, enjoyable places are co-created. The project aims to transfer the “playful paradigm” based on gamification as an innovative concept for promoting social inclusion, healthy lifestyles & energy awareness, intergenerational & cultural mediation, place-making & economic prosperity. Games offer new strategies for engaging city stakeholders in urban development.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233955","Ureteral Stent for Paediatric Urology Applications REI1422","Ureteral Stent for Paediatric Urology Applications REI1422","Ireland",null,"15/12/2016","15/04/2017","50","5264.4","EUR","2632.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Ureteral Stent for Paediatric Urology Applications","Ureteral Stent for Paediatric Urology Applications","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234123","THE NEST BOX EGG CO LTD 159442","THE NEST BOX EGG CO LTD 159442","Ireland",null,"08/12/2015","29/03/2017","50","24000","EUR","12000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532071","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit a Production Manager","Recruit a Production Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297019","Smart early export ecosystem development for SMEs","Smart early export ecosystem development for SMEs","Finland|Sweden|Ireland",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","65","91992.85","EUR","59795.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356033","51.8838109,-8.5340369|65.6179964,22.1401794|63.9191546,24.9935783",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Norrbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa","SE332|IE053|FI1D9","2014-2020","Within Nordic and peripheral areas (NPA), there are substantial differences in the growth and exports of early growth stage SMEs. These companies have the highest growth and innovation potential and they are crucial for rural regional economies and territorial cohesion. Exports enlargers markets of rural and remote SMEs critically, and some NPA regions success exceptionally well as growth platforms. The phenomenon and reasons to this, however, are not recognised by research, policy reports or regional strategies. Thus, best practices in supporting sustainable growth and early-stage exports are needed to be recognised and shared within NPA (business services, regional developers, and auhtorities). The project will focus on Priority 1 specific objective 1.3 \"Enhancing sustainable growth & competitiveness of SMEs and job creation in SMEs, including by productive investment\". SEED project aims to enhance sustainable growth and competitiveness of SMEs and their job creation by increasing understanding of regional export circumstances and supporting entities within NPA by evidence-based knowledge. Combining and analysing regional growth data of SMEs together with regional economic data and sharing reasons and experiences that are found behind these regional differences, the project creates a strong basement for the planned main project. SEED project creates path to analyse, co-learn and share knowledge regarding to early export drivers and practices within NPA by: 1) Data survey and preliminary statistical analysis to map exports of SMEs and future project focus regions at NPA. 2) Building regional level co-learning network to recognise, evaluate and share best practices and activities within different profile export regions of SMEs to promote early-stage exports of SMEs in NPA. 3) Grounding a road map work towards smart early export ecosystem development of SMEs within NPA through active collaboration with partners and stakeholders.","Within Nordic and peripheral areas (NPA), there are substantial differences in the growth and exports of early growth stage SMEs. These companies have the highest growth and innovation potential and they are crucial for rural regional economies and territorial cohesion. Exports enlargers markets of rural and remote SMEs critically, and some NPA regions success exceptionally well as growth platforms. The phenomenon and reasons to this, however, are not recognised by research, policy reports or regional strategies. Thus, best practices in supporting sustainable growth and early-stage exports are needed to be recognised and shared within NPA (business services, regional developers, and auhtorities). The project will focus on Priority 1 specific objective 1.3 \"Enhancing sustainable growth & competitiveness of SMEs and job creation in SMEs, including by productive investment\". SEED project aims to enhance sustainable growth and competitiveness of SMEs and their job creation by increasing understanding of regional export circumstances and supporting entities within NPA by evidence-based knowledge. Combining and analysing regional growth data of SMEs together with regional economic data and sharing reasons and experiences that are found behind these regional differences, the project creates a strong basement for the planned main project. SEED project creates path to analyse, co-learn and share knowledge regarding to early export drivers and practices within NPA by: 1) Data survey and preliminary statistical analysis to map exports of SMEs and future project focus regions at NPA. 2) Building regional level co-learning network to recognise, evaluate and share best practices and activities within different profile export regions of SMEs to promote early-stage exports of SMEs in NPA. 3) Grounding a road map work towards smart early export ecosystem development of SMEs within NPA through active collaboration with partners and stakeholders.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301350","REgional Development and Integration of unused biomass wastes as REsources for Circular products and economic Transformation","REgional Development and Integration of unused biomass wastes as REsources for Circular products and economic Transformation","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"15/09/2016","31/12/2023","60","7040950","EUR","4224570","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359709","48.1146515,-1.7071262|51.8791183,-2.3057661|48.461426,-2.786428|52.5147959,-3.3002743|52.418251,-4.065774|53.3773315,-6.2708899|53.9390375,-8.5060774|49.461885,2.0684617|50.7480667,4.2514881|52.2157836,5.9638967|49.5078713,6.1029236|51.45148,6.73383|48.7787406,8.2144872|52.0394648,8.5130446|51.322819,9.5073531",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|Bielefeld|Border Region|Powys|Gloucestershire|Baden-Baden|Arrondissement of Halle-Vilvoorde|Kassel|Côtes-d’Armor|Veluwe|Ille-et-Vilaine|Oise|South West Wales|Luxembourg|Duisburg","IE061|DEA41|IE041|UKL24|UKK13|DE121|BE241|DE731|FRH01|NL221|FRH03|FRE22|UKL14|LU000|DEA12","2014-2020","RE-DIRECT is a holistic approach to promote the efficient use of natural resources and materials by converting residual biomass into carbon products and activated carbon at smart regional decentralised units. The project involves 11 partners from BE, DE, FR, IR and the UK who will implement the approach in 5 urban, semi-urban and rural NWE regions. Each year at least 34 million t of residual biomass from the management of rural landscapes and urban greens in NWE are wasted. On the other hand, there is a growing market for sustainable and decentralised products such as active coal, used in sewage water technologies to clean water polluted with complex chemical substances or antibiotics. RE-DIRECT will make use of the proven technology for Integrated Generation of Solid Fuel and Biogas from Biomass (IFBB) to convert 20 000 t of unused biomass in a circular economy approach into region specific carbon products, among them activated carbon. This will be achieved in the project lifetime by regional and interregional stakeholder communities (biomass waste producers, industries, SMEs, NGOs, researchers and regional interest groups) who explore, develop and manage region-specific product portfolios and create economic value chains in the framework of transferrable “integrated biomass concepts”. The project will develop one large scale investment for a biochar and activated carbon production at a urban biomass conversion centre in DE and one small conversion plant on farm scale in Wales; creating and securing 20 jobs in direct proximity to the plant and providing additional employment and income generating projects for disadvantaged society groups (unemployed and inhabitants in backward rural areas). Capacity building activities will be planned and delivered to support the implementation of the participatory and sustainable development projects and the creation of innovative product an value chains in the project regions and beyond.","RE-DIRECT is a holistic approach to promote the efficient use of natural resources and materials by converting residual biomass into carbon products and activated carbon at smart regional decentralised units. The project involves 11 partners from BE, DE, FR, IR and the UK who will implement the approach in 5 urban, semi-urban and rural NWE regions. Each year at least 34 million t of residual biomass from the management of rural landscapes and urban greens in NWE are wasted. On the other hand, there is a growing market for sustainable and decentralised products such as active coal, used in sewage water technologies to clean water polluted with complex chemical substances or antibiotics. RE-DIRECT will make use of the proven technology for Integrated Generation of Solid Fuel and Biogas from Biomass (IFBB) to convert 20 000 t of unused biomass in a circular economy approach into region specific carbon products, among them activated carbon. This will be achieved in the project lifetime by regional and interregional stakeholder communities (biomass waste producers, industries, SMEs, NGOs, researchers and regional interest groups) who explore, develop and manage region-specific product portfolios and create economic value chains in the framework of transferrable “integrated biomass concepts”. The project will develop one large scale investment for a biochar and activated carbon production at a urban biomass conversion centre in DE and one small conversion plant on farm scale in Wales; creating and securing 20 jobs in direct proximity to the plant and providing additional employment and income generating projects for disadvantaged society groups (unemployed and inhabitants in backward rural areas). Capacity building activities will be planned and delivered to support the implementation of the participatory and sustainable development projects and the creation of innovative product an value chains in the project regions and beyond.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233481","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"11/11/2015",null,"50","11750","EUR","5875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532084","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13854: Recruitment of a Product Development Manager","13854: Recruitment of a Product Development Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233194","Feasibility Grant  to assist in developing a Grip Tie - a new convenience device that helps secure loads with cord or rope","Feasibility Grant  to assist in developing a Grip Tie - a new convenience device that helps secure loads with cord or rope","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","7850","EUR","3925","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531550","52.46018745,-6.6065154591592","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Feasibility Grant  to assist in developing a Grip Tie - a new convenience device that helps secure loads with cord or rope","Feasibility Grant  to assist in developing a Grip Tie - a new convenience device that helps secure loads with cord or rope","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299256","Northern Runoffs into Profits","Northern Runoffs into Profits","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Faroe Islands|Iceland",null,"01/06/2016","31/08/2019","54.54","1995485.37","EUR","1088298.49","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356733","64.5904312,-21.8458065|55.953252,-3.188267|54.5592095,-5.9462956|54.7091503,-6.5313542|62.1050782,-6.9654711|54.8328751,-7.4856389|65.584819,22.1567026|62.8913628,27.6265038|62.8891953,27.6288711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Northern Savonia|Norrbotten County|Border Region|Landsbyggð|Belfast|Mid Ulster|Edinburgh, City of","FI1D2|SE332|IE041|IS002|UKN06|UKN0B|UKM75","2014-2020","While the agriculture and mining extractive industries are important sectors for the economy of Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA) areas, their activities cause significant risk to the vulnerable environment through water and land pollution. Nutrients in agricultural runoff are one of the major contributors to eutrophication and algae blooms. The overreaching goal of WaterPro is to develop eco-efficient tools and models for SRM practices and environmental protection for the NPA sparsely populated region. This will be done through development of a Tool-Box of good management practices and communication platform for agriculture and mining extraction runoff management. Objectives The project objectives are to: Increase ecoefficient runoff management in NPA areas and preparedness to climate change, and enable faster transfer of knowledge and wider cooperation in NPA runoff management.","While the agriculture and mining extractive industries are important sectors for the economy of Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA) areas, their activities cause significant risk to the vulnerable environment through water and land pollution. Nutrients in agricultural runoff are one of the major contributors to eutrophication and algae blooms. The overreaching goal of WaterPro is to develop eco-efficient tools and models for SRM practices and environmental protection for the NPA sparsely populated region. This will be done through development of a Tool-Box of good management practices and communication platform for agriculture and mining extraction runoff management. Objectives The project objectives are to: Increase ecoefficient runoff management in NPA areas and preparedness to climate change, and enable faster transfer of knowledge and wider cooperation in NPA runoff management.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299511","The Smart Cluster Energy System for the fish processing industry","The Smart Cluster Energy System for the fish processing industry","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","30/09/2020","80","2282090","EUR","1825672","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2463286,-7.1431715",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","The Smart Cluster Energy System (piSCES) project aims to reduce the costs and carbon footprint for the fish processing industry by developing and testing a new ‘smart grid’ electricity network. Objectives: • To model and implement a microgrid on a single high energy site in both Ireland and Wales to examine and improve the efficiency by availing of smart grid technologies and in doing so, encourage the take up of new products and processes by partners and associated SMEs across both regions. • Compare and contrast the outputs in relation to the energy markets, economic returns and local legislative conditions thereby promoting the exchange and transfer of knowledge via cross-border research collaboration between SMEs and HEIs;. • To realise the inherent flexible capacity within these networks and to leverage this asset to realise economic returns for participating partners and the region including the possibility of additional investments. • To investigate future trends in relation to EU directives, which aim to remove obstacles in the energy market, through linking and leveraging a sites dispersed network and aggregating them into a microgrid, resulting in wider economic impacts within the sector and internationally. • To investigate a model integrating renewable energy technologies into these networks resulting in take-up of new products and processes by SMEs.","The Smart Cluster Energy System (piSCES) project aims to reduce the costs and carbon footprint for the fish processing industry by developing and testing a new ‘smart grid’ electricity network. Objectives: • To model and implement a microgrid on a single high energy site in both Ireland and Wales to examine and improve the efficiency by availing of smart grid technologies and in doing so, encourage the take up of new products and processes by partners and associated SMEs across both regions. • Compare and contrast the outputs in relation to the energy markets, economic returns and local legislative conditions thereby promoting the exchange and transfer of knowledge via cross-border research collaboration between SMEs and HEIs;. • To realise the inherent flexible capacity within these networks and to leverage this asset to realise economic returns for participating partners and the region including the possibility of additional investments. • To investigate future trends in relation to EU directives, which aim to remove obstacles in the energy market, through linking and leveraging a sites dispersed network and aggregating them into a microgrid, resulting in wider economic impacts within the sector and internationally. • To investigate a model integrating renewable energy technologies into these networks resulting in take-up of new products and processes by SMEs.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295266","Near Zero Energy Retrofitting of Historic Buildings in Peripheral Northern Regions","Near Zero Energy Retrofitting of Historic Buildings in Peripheral Northern Regions","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|Faroe Islands",null,"01/09/2018","30/11/2018","52.43","45000","EUR","23595","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4378637","62.0107248,-6.7740852|51.8934524,-8.4702507|51.9096365,-8.477532|63.8204403,20.3099397|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa","SE331|IE053|FI1D9","2014-2020","The Pre-Nord_ZEB Project aims to facilitate the development of Main Project to the NPA 5th Call, to address the challenge of achieving Near Zero Energy (NZEB) in historic buildings. Historic buildings in rural, peri-urban and peripheral areas of the Northern Periphery and Arctic Region display many physical and cultural characteristics, that make them iconic and unique. They are often ornately designed, constructed of natural materials (like stone, hand -made brick and wood), using traditional artisan skills, with wooden doors and single-glazed windows which are difficult to upgrade, and cannot be changed. They often have listed facades and unique external and internal architectural features which make them hard to insulate, use obsolete solid and liquid fuel heating systems, that are expensive and difficult to upgrade. In spite of ths , they have irreplaceable value as historic landmarks for the community. Pre-Nord_ZEB aims to address Priority 3 of the NPA Work Programme “Fostering energy secure communities through provision of renewable energy and energy retrofitting”. by enabling he development of a Main Project that will provide a Tool Kit for the NZEB retrofitting of historical buildings in remote, peri-urban and peripheral areas, including the implementation of Demonstration buildings in key NPA regions. The Preparatory Project Consortium consists of 5 Partners with relevant experience and complementary skills: Cork Centre for Architectural Education (IE) – experienced in architecture research and training, Oulu University of Applied Science (FI) – specialist in smart technology, architectural and business development, University of Umea (SE) – experts in renewable energy, architecture and project monitoring and NCE Insulation (IE) – social enterprise actively engaged in retrofitting and renewable energy deployment and Landsverk (FO) – national infrastruture agency.","The Pre-Nord_ZEB Project aims to facilitate the development of Main Project to the NPA 5th Call, to address the challenge of achieving Near Zero Energy (NZEB) in historic buildings. Historic buildings in rural, peri-urban and peripheral areas of the Northern Periphery and Arctic Region display many physical and cultural characteristics, that make them iconic and unique. They are often ornately designed, constructed of natural materials (like stone, hand -made brick and wood), using traditional artisan skills, with wooden doors and single-glazed windows which are difficult to upgrade, and cannot be changed. They often have listed facades and unique external and internal architectural features which make them hard to insulate, use obsolete solid and liquid fuel heating systems, that are expensive and difficult to upgrade. In spite of ths , they have irreplaceable value as historic landmarks for the community. Pre-Nord_ZEB aims to address Priority 3 of the NPA Work Programme “Fostering energy secure communities through provision of renewable energy and energy retrofitting”. by enabling he development of a Main Project that will provide a Tool Kit for the NZEB retrofitting of historical buildings in remote, peri-urban and peripheral areas, including the implementation of Demonstration buildings in key NPA regions. The Preparatory Project Consortium consists of 5 Partners with relevant experience and complementary skills: Cork Centre for Architectural Education (IE) – experienced in architecture research and training, Oulu University of Applied Science (FI) – specialist in smart technology, architectural and business development, University of Umea (SE) – experts in renewable energy, architecture and project monitoring and NCE Insulation (IE) – social enterprise actively engaged in retrofitting and renewable energy deployment and Landsverk (FO) – national infrastruture agency.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296132","Maritime, ocean sector and ecosystem sustainability: fostering blue growth in Atlantic industries","Maritime, ocean sector and ecosystem sustainability: fostering blue growth in Atlantic industries","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/02/2018","31/01/2021","75","2200404.45","EUR","1650303.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","43.3948548,-2.6965229|43.2630126,-2.9349852|43.3246703,-2.9854477|54.597285,-5.93012|53.9016968,-8.5792106|41.1844362,-8.6962775|53.270668,-9.0567905|48.8245306,2.2743419",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","West Region, Ireland|Biscay|Belfast|Hauts-de-Seine","IE042|ES213|UKN06|FR105","2014-2020","In the last decade, Europe’s ocean economy has received increasing policy attention. This can be seen in the publication and ongoing implementation of the EU’s Blue Growth Strategy, the Atlantic Strategy and its Action Plan, the Marine Strategy Framework Directive, etc. These initiatives are all aimed at fostering the sustainable development of the EU’s marine resources. The impact of the current and potential human activities on marine and coastal ecosystems will therefore be a key determinant of the ocean´s health and of the derived benefits through the ecosystem services. The objective of the MOSES project is to examine the ‘blue’ growth path for the sustainable development of the major sectors operating in the Atlantic space as envisaged in the Atlantic Action Plan. MOSES will quantify blue growth for key marine sectors and develop a common methodology for the quantitative assessment of sectoral pressures on the marine environment and the vulnerability of marine and coastal areas. The methodology will contribute to the joint implementation of integrated marine industry sustainability assessment toolkits across the Atlantic region. To achieve these aims the consortium will work on four major blocks: (i) Evaluate the evolution of the Atlantic marine sectors using the previous Atlantic Area project MARNET framework; (ii) Examine the sectoral pressures on the Atlantic marine environment in order to identify best management practices; (iii) Assess the vulnerability of coastal marine areas/features to marine sector to the identified sectoral pressures; (iv) Using case studies, develop sustainable transition plans to blue growth for a number of key marine sectors and test policies for how well they manage activities to meet Marine Spatial Planning and Maritime Strategy Framework Directive goals.","In the last decade, Europe’s ocean economy has received increasing policy attention. This can be seen in the publication and ongoing implementation of the EU’s Blue Growth Strategy, the Atlantic Strategy and its Action Plan, the Marine Strategy Framework Directive, etc. These initiatives are all aimed at fostering the sustainable development of the EU’s marine resources. The impact of the current and potential human activities on marine and coastal ecosystems will therefore be a key determinant of the ocean´s health and of the derived benefits through the ecosystem services. The objective of the MOSES project is to examine the ‘blue’ growth path for the sustainable development of the major sectors operating in the Atlantic space as envisaged in the Atlantic Action Plan. MOSES will quantify blue growth for key marine sectors and develop a common methodology for the quantitative assessment of sectoral pressures on the marine environment and the vulnerability of marine and coastal areas. The methodology will contribute to the joint implementation of integrated marine industry sustainability assessment toolkits across the Atlantic region. To achieve these aims the consortium will work on four major blocks: (i) Evaluate the evolution of the Atlantic marine sectors using the previous Atlantic Area project MARNET framework; (ii) Examine the sectoral pressures on the Atlantic marine environment in order to identify best management practices; (iii) Assess the vulnerability of coastal marine areas/features to marine sector to the identified sectoral pressures; (iv) Using case studies, develop sustainable transition plans to blue growth for a number of key marine sectors and test policies for how well they manage activities to meet Marine Spatial Planning and Maritime Strategy Framework Directive goals.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233449","LEO Cavan M2 2015","LEO Cavan M2 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","212369.8","EUR","106184.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531976","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13749: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","13749: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297106","Digital Support Infrastructure for Citizens in the Repair Economy","Digital Support Infrastructure for Citizens in the Repair Economy","Netherlands|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"26/09/2019","25/07/2023","60","8232105.84","EUR","4939263.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384066","51.463969,-0.1131543|53.47089,-2.237968|52.6744919,-8.573732|53.276035,-9.0595869|52.4969065,13.4126384|50.9445051,3.1248006|50.8348833,4.3383623|50.8378953,4.3643221|52.001462,4.3698335|50.6691932,4.6123642|50.8607087,4.6806033|50.8823536,4.7027497|50.8670959,4.7057573|50.879783,4.7160872|51.2137712,5.0990862|52.2100415,5.96986",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Mid-West Region|West Region, Ireland|London Borough of Lambeth|Arrondissement of Nivelles|Arrondissement of Roeselare|Arrondissement of Leuven|Arrondissement of Turnhout|Delft en Westland|Veluwe|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital|Manchester","IE051|IE042|UKI45|BE310|BE256|BE242|BE213|NL333|NL221|BE100|UKD33","2014-2020","The project addresses the increasing amount of waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). WEEE is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the EU, growing at 3-5% a year. Consumption of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), and therefore production of WEEE, is very high throughout the NWE region (Eurostat 2016, EEE products put on the market). At the same time, NWE is home to a growing citizen repair movement (10,000+ volunteers), attempting to fight back against this upsurge in waste. However, their impact remains small, even though consumers indicate a high willingness to repair. Hence, there is a large gap between intent and actual behaviour, due to a lack of convenient and accessible repair solutions. The project aims to decrease WEEE from consumer products by scaling up citizen repair initiatives through the use of digital tools: digital tools that stimulate and facilitate citizen repair by collecting repair solutions and making them easily accessible to citizens (Smart&Circular; Cities). The tools will target both consumers at home (through city and consumer organisation hubs) and more skilled repairers in repair cafés. They will also map and guide citizens towards high-quality professional repair services, and assemble, with the help of designers, a database of 3D-printing designs (open-source) for printing replacement parts. The objective is to decrease WEEE by 6.27 T per year in pilot repair cafés and by 110 T per year in the pilot cities. The project’s main output will be an integrated approach to supporting citizen repair: a digital infrastructure that supports self-repair, repairing together (in repair cafés or repair centres), and repairing with professional support. To sustain this infrastructure beyond the project lifetime, business and policy models will be developed with a view to setting up a European Open Repair Data Platform.","The project addresses the increasing amount of waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). WEEE is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the EU, growing at 3-5% a year. Consumption of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), and therefore production of WEEE, is very high throughout the NWE region (Eurostat 2016, EEE products put on the market). At the same time, NWE is home to a growing citizen repair movement (10,000+ volunteers), attempting to fight back against this upsurge in waste. However, their impact remains small, even though consumers indicate a high willingness to repair. Hence, there is a large gap between intent and actual behaviour, due to a lack of convenient and accessible repair solutions. The project aims to decrease WEEE from consumer products by scaling up citizen repair initiatives through the use of digital tools: digital tools that stimulate and facilitate citizen repair by collecting repair solutions and making them easily accessible to citizens (Smart&Circular; Cities). The tools will target both consumers at home (through city and consumer organisation hubs) and more skilled repairers in repair cafés. They will also map and guide citizens towards high-quality professional repair services, and assemble, with the help of designers, a database of 3D-printing designs (open-source) for printing replacement parts. The objective is to decrease WEEE by 6.27 T per year in pilot repair cafés and by 110 T per year in the pilot cities. The project’s main output will be an integrated approach to supporting citizen repair: a digital infrastructure that supports self-repair, repairing together (in repair cafés or repair centres), and repairing with professional support. To sustain this infrastructure beyond the project lifetime, business and policy models will be developed with a view to setting up a European Open Repair Data Platform.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234232","IBYE Training, Development, Marketing & Promotion","IBYE Training, Development, Marketing & Promotion","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","21639.25","EUR","10819.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531776",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13739: Irelands Best Young Entrepreneur Training, Development, Marketing, Promotion 2015","13739: Irelands Best Young Entrepreneur Training, Development, Marketing, Promotion 2015","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234183","AVENUE MOULD SOLUTIONS LTD 158454","AVENUE MOULD SOLUTIONS LTD 158454","Ireland",null,"12/05/2015","20/09/2017","50","36426.71","EUR","18213.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531750","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Improving technology in high precision injection moulding","Improving technology in high precision injection moulding","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234088","LEO Mayo Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Mayo Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","201753.08","EUR","100876.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532038","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233196","Construct a clear ballistic resistant viewing chamber to pressure test components for the oil & gas industries","Construct a clear ballistic resistant viewing chamber to pressure test components for the oil & gas industries","Ireland",null,"01/11/2015","31/10/2016","50","33443.84","EUR","16721.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531552",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Construct a clear ballistic resistant viewing chamber to pressure test components for the oil & gas industries","Construct a clear ballistic resistant viewing chamber to pressure test components for the oil & gas industries","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234121","IGWT POULTRY SERVICES LTD 159363","IGWT POULTRY SERVICES LTD 159363","Ireland",null,"30/10/2015","01/09/2017","50","38668.81","EUR","19334.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532067","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop a range of microwaveable and ready to cook products","Develop a range of microwaveable and ready to cook products","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233435","JOLA ENGINEERING LTD 160887","JOLA ENGINEERING LTD 160887","Ireland",null,"17/01/2017","31/10/2017","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531984","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit and Operations Manager","Recruit and Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233635","A point-of-care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases: Chlamydia trac","A point-of-care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases: Chlamydia trac","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2016","50","56101.44","EUR","28050.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14131: A point-of-care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases: Chlamydia trachomatic as a benchmark (POC2STI)","14131: A point-of-care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases: Chlamydia trachomatic as a benchmark (POC2STI)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294777","PRISM – Promoting Reconciliation & Integration through Safe Mediation","PRISM – Promoting Reconciliation & Integration through Safe Mediation","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2017","31/12/2020","75.52","754527.4","EUR","569792.32","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4373191","54.6289535,-5.8670006|54.5960939,-5.9359443|55.206934,-6.207961|54.0050701,-6.3938871",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Mid-East Region, Ireland|Belfast|Causeway Coast and Glens","IE062|UKN06|UKN0C","2014-2020","The PRISM (Promoting Reconciliation & Integration through Safe Mediation) project brings together the British Red Cross (BRC), ArtsEkta, Corrymeela and the Irish Red Cross (IRC), supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in a historic partnership. The project has pan Ireland aspirations to create, sustain and better understand attitudinal change in a divided society and how to most effectively integrate communities. The specific results we are seeking in the delivery of this project: to reduce negative perceptions of the Catholic and Protestant cultures and increase the knowledge of ethnic minority communities; to develop sustainable pathways for Refugees, Asylum Seekers, Vulnerable Migrants and Catholics and Protestants to integrate within their local communities; to evolve new contact approaches to meet the needs of the changed demographics within N.I and the shifting patterns of identity and culture through increased migration. Activities to support the achievement of these results: Establishment of a research programme to test “contact theory” approaches with “anxious middle groups” from within the Catholic, Protestant and Refugee, Asylum Seeker and Vulnerable Migrant (RASVM) communities.This comprises baseline research to identify “anxious middle” participants, attitudinal change measurements of our mixed model activities in target locations, the collation of case examples and the delivery of cross-border control groups to provide comparative data in non-segregated communities.The research programme will culminate in the production of one robust multi-faceted research document. Implementation and measurement of bespoke 10 week attitudinal change activities in target locations, encompassing recruitment of “anxious middle” participants, delivery of desensitisation activities in a neutral setting, delivery of partnership contact activities supplemented with micro-financed projects at grassroots level. Dissemination of ‘contact’ learning and integrated pathways at local, regional and pan Ireland level, incorporating the showcasing of ‘contact’ stories in local media, dissemination of findings to Good Relations Units, community organisations and other key stakeholders, the delivery of an all-Ireland Conference to examine best practice in attitudinal change and strategic influencing through selected advocacy goals. Regional analysis allowed us to rank council areas in terms of geographic data i.e. appropriate population levels of RASVM, Catholic & Protestant communities for recruitment. Cross-border focus groups facilitated by the IRC will allow us to obtain meaningful comparative data between segregated and non-segregated communities. Within the strategic and policy context this project is committed to and reflective of Section 75 of the N.I. Act 1998.","The PRISM (Promoting Reconciliation & Integration through Safe Mediation) project brings together the British Red Cross (BRC), ArtsEkta, Corrymeela and the Irish Red Cross (IRC), supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in a historic partnership. The project has pan Ireland aspirations to create, sustain and better understand attitudinal change in a divided society and how to most effectively integrate communities. The specific results we are seeking in the delivery of this project: to reduce negative perceptions of the Catholic and Protestant cultures and increase the knowledge of ethnic minority communities; to develop sustainable pathways for Refugees, Asylum Seekers, Vulnerable Migrants and Catholics and Protestants to integrate within their local communities; to evolve new contact approaches to meet the needs of the changed demographics within N.I and the shifting patterns of identity and culture through increased migration. Activities to support the achievement of these results: Establishment of a research programme to test “contact theory” approaches with “anxious middle groups” from within the Catholic, Protestant and Refugee, Asylum Seeker and Vulnerable Migrant (RASVM) communities.This comprises baseline research to identify “anxious middle” participants, attitudinal change measurements of our mixed model activities in target locations, the collation of case examples and the delivery of cross-border control groups to provide comparative data in non-segregated communities.The research programme will culminate in the production of one robust multi-faceted research document. Implementation and measurement of bespoke 10 week attitudinal change activities in target locations, encompassing recruitment of “anxious middle” participants, delivery of desensitisation activities in a neutral setting, delivery of partnership contact activities supplemented with micro-financed projects at grassroots level. Dissemination of ‘contact’ learning and integrated pathways at local, regional and pan Ireland level, incorporating the showcasing of ‘contact’ stories in local media, dissemination of findings to Good Relations Units, community organisations and other key stakeholders, the delivery of an all-Ireland Conference to examine best practice in attitudinal change and strategic influencing through selected advocacy goals. Regional analysis allowed us to rank council areas in terms of geographic data i.e. appropriate population levels of RASVM, Catholic & Protestant communities for recruitment. Cross-border focus groups facilitated by the IRC will allow us to obtain meaningful comparative data between segregated and non-segregated communities. Within the strategic and policy context this project is committed to and reflective of Section 75 of the N.I. Act 1998.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233502","ROLE OF NRXN1 IN NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS","ROLE OF NRXN1 IN NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/08/2018","50","67223.31","EUR","33611.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14144: ROLE OF NRXN1 IN NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS","14144: ROLE OF NRXN1 IN NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234031","KIERNAN STRUCTURAL STEEL LTD 160183","KIERNAN STRUCTURAL STEEL LTD 160183","Ireland",null,"16/05/2016","19/07/2017","50","229725","EUR","114862.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531911","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Introduction of Beam line","Introduction of Beam line","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301812","Wise reduction of EPS marine litter in the North-East Atlantic Ocean","Wise reduction of EPS marine litter in the North-East Atlantic Ocean","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2020","75","2853536.78","EUR","2140152.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4383600","42.812526,-1.6457745|50.6144279,-2.457621|47.7482524,-3.3702449|48.390394,-4.486076|53.3498053,-6.2603097|52.336916,-6.4633381|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.2405989,-8.7207268|38.7222524,-9.1393366|38.6446232,-9.2333653",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Navarre|Dublin Region|South-East Region, Ireland|South-West Region, Ireland|Pontevedra Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Morbihan|Finistère","ES220|IE061|IE052|IE053|ES114|PT170|FRH04|FRH02","2014-2020","OceanWise aims to jointly develop a set of longterm measures to reduce the impact of expanded polystyrene products (EPS) in the North-East Atlantic Ocean. 13 partners including national governmental agencies responsible for marine environment, waste management and recycling will take up this challenge within circular economy principles. Tangible solutions will be set by addressing the entire life-cycle of EPS products to achieve transnational sound management of EPS marine litter in the Atlantic. Based on resource-efficiency, participatory methods and Circular Economy principles, this project will generate new and best practices within sectors using, manufacturing or recycling EPS. With this aim, the consortium is intended to explore new ways to: (i) Identify EPS products and their source that are more likely to reach the marine environment and impact on its ecosystems; (ii) Propose and test plausible options (reduce, reuse, recycle, recover) to achieve better environmental outcomes within different sectors; (iii) Engage producer and designer communities on the sustainability of specific applications and to explore more circular models; (iv) Develop CE-oriented methodologies to assess new opportunities, barriers and policy options. This proposal is driven by the EU-Marine Strategy Framework Directive and the OSPAR Convention’s Regional Action Plan on Marine Litter.","OceanWise aims to jointly develop a set of longterm measures to reduce the impact of expanded polystyrene products (EPS) in the North-East Atlantic Ocean. 13 partners including national governmental agencies responsible for marine environment, waste management and recycling will take up this challenge within circular economy principles. Tangible solutions will be set by addressing the entire life-cycle of EPS products to achieve transnational sound management of EPS marine litter in the Atlantic. Based on resource-efficiency, participatory methods and Circular Economy principles, this project will generate new and best practices within sectors using, manufacturing or recycling EPS. With this aim, the consortium is intended to explore new ways to: (i) Identify EPS products and their source that are more likely to reach the marine environment and impact on its ecosystems; (ii) Propose and test plausible options (reduce, reuse, recycle, recover) to achieve better environmental outcomes within different sectors; (iii) Engage producer and designer communities on the sustainability of specific applications and to explore more circular models; (iv) Develop CE-oriented methodologies to assess new opportunities, barriers and policy options. This proposal is driven by the EU-Marine Strategy Framework Directive and the OSPAR Convention’s Regional Action Plan on Marine Litter.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234047","PRO STAINLESS (DESIGNS) LTD 160420","PRO STAINLESS (DESIGNS) LTD 160420","Ireland",null,"29/09/2016","31/10/2017","50","18750","EUR","9375","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532007","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Recruit a Contracts Manager","Recruit a Contracts Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232244","Recycling waste carbon dioxide emissions into a valuable asset","Recycling waste carbon dioxide emissions into a valuable asset","Ireland",null,"01/08/2014","31/03/2018","50","172819.4","EUR","86409.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Recycling waste carbon dioxide emissions into a valuable asset","Recycling waste carbon dioxide emissions into a valuable asset","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300548","Business ecosystem for TRadition and INNOvation","Business ecosystem for TRadition and INNOvation","Italy|Ireland|Slovenia|Hungary|Spain",null,"01/04/2016","31/03/2021","85","1187523","EUR","1009394.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368051","53.9016968,-8.5792106|53.285222,-9.026784|43.4690701,11.8580675|46.0592311,14.8259149|41.386676,2.1639429|46.249733,20.1459|46.255685,20.15637",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","West Region, Ireland|Barcelona Province|Zasavska|Csongrád|Province of Arezzo","IE042|ES511|SI035|HU333|ITI18","2014-2020","TRINNO brings together 5 pro-active regions (4 learning /1 Advisory) to address a common challenge. In areas suffering from effects of the economic crisis, traditional industrial models cannot compete. Partners note the need for a dynamic business support system, helping enterprises and aspiring entrepreneurs to apply benefits of digital innovation (digital manufacturing, Internet of things, big data, etc) to traditional sectors. The overall objective is to promote competitiveness in EU regions through improving policy instruments for business support systems that focus on applying digital innovation in the local economy. Changes are expected to policy instruments (ERDF ROP, measures for SME competitiveness) and, in turn, to local business support systems. Partners exchange Good Practices (GP) to improve projects financed by the policies and provide input to possible management improvements. They achieve this with an interregional learning approach starting from 2 GP (Barcelona business support ecosystem / Tuscan measures to promote innovation in traditional manufacturing) and integrating them with experiences from other partners. Using workshops, visits, staff exchanges and communication, partners develop Action Plans that result in; • Improved policy instruments, focused on business support ecosystems merging the traditional economy with innovative models/tools; • Better targeted funding for business support; • Increased capacity among partner staff and political/technical stakeholders; • Consolidated partnerships of technical / policy stakeholders, maintained as part of the business ecosystem. Policy makers, business support providers and end beneficiaries (enterprises/aspiring entrepreneurs) will benefit. TRINNO lays the foundations for a system to support local economies by taking advantage of digital innovation. A new generation of highly trained business support actors will be able to support a new generation of innovative workers in traditional sectors.","TRINNO brings together 5 pro-active regions (4 learning /1 Advisory) to address a common challenge. In areas suffering from effects of the economic crisis, traditional industrial models cannot compete. Partners note the need for a dynamic business support system, helping enterprises and aspiring entrepreneurs to apply benefits of digital innovation (digital manufacturing, Internet of things, big data, etc) to traditional sectors. The overall objective is to promote competitiveness in EU regions through improving policy instruments for business support systems that focus on applying digital innovation in the local economy. Changes are expected to policy instruments (ERDF ROP, measures for SME competitiveness) and, in turn, to local business support systems. Partners exchange Good Practices (GP) to improve projects financed by the policies and provide input to possible management improvements. They achieve this with an interregional learning approach starting from 2 GP (Barcelona business support ecosystem / Tuscan measures to promote innovation in traditional manufacturing) and integrating them with experiences from other partners. Using workshops, visits, staff exchanges and communication, partners develop Action Plans that result in; • Improved policy instruments, focused on business support ecosystems merging the traditional economy with innovative models/tools; • Better targeted funding for business support; • Increased capacity among partner staff and political/technical stakeholders; • Consolidated partnerships of technical / policy stakeholders, maintained as part of the business ecosystem. Policy makers, business support providers and end beneficiaries (enterprises/aspiring entrepreneurs) will benefit. TRINNO lays the foundations for a system to support local economies by taking advantage of digital innovation. A new generation of highly trained business support actors will be able to support a new generation of innovative workers in traditional sectors.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298500","Risk assessment and mitigation of the presence of Nanomateirales in Atlantic aquaculture","Risk assessment and mitigation of the presence of Nanomateirales in Atlantic aquaculture","Portugal|Ireland|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","01/01/2022","75","1470040.88","EUR","1102530.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380769","43.3623436,-8.4115401|41.5454486,-8.426507|41.1844362,-8.6962775|42.2405989,-8.7207268|42.5540645,-8.9922481|51.6800803,-9.4525763",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Cávado","IE053|ES114|ES111|PT112","2014-2020","As metallic NPs present important improvements in diverse industrial applications, the frequency of their application is growing exponentially. However, the studies of risks and mitigation of the presence of NPs in the environment are lagging far behind the rate of utilisation, which represents a critical environmental and safety challenge in the Atlantic Area. The objective of NANOCULTURE is to advance in knowledge, risk assessment and mitigation of environmental presence of the most-used engineered nanoparticles (ENPs): titanium dioxide (TiO2) and silver (Ag) in market products. The focus of the project are the aquatic ecosystems related to aquaculture, specifically, the organisms for human consumption (cultured fish, molluscs, seaweed, sea urchins, etc) a sector of high economic relevance in the Atlantic Area. NANOCULTURE will investigate the effects of ENPs on aquaculture products, their bioaccumulation and assess its impact in human intake. In order to carry out this project, the collaboration of all the participating centres is essential to ensure a wide range of industrial (aquaculture professionals) and scientific profiles (analytical chemists, physical chemists, molecular biologists,) as well as providing infrastructure to run the analysis and deliver real samples from aquaculture plants.","As metallic NPs present important improvements in diverse industrial applications, the frequency of their application is growing exponentially. However, the studies of risks and mitigation of the presence of NPs in the environment are lagging far behind the rate of utilisation, which represents a critical environmental and safety challenge in the Atlantic Area. The objective of NANOCULTURE is to advance in knowledge, risk assessment and mitigation of environmental presence of the most-used engineered nanoparticles (ENPs): titanium dioxide (TiO2) and silver (Ag) in market products. The focus of the project are the aquatic ecosystems related to aquaculture, specifically, the organisms for human consumption (cultured fish, molluscs, seaweed, sea urchins, etc) a sector of high economic relevance in the Atlantic Area. NANOCULTURE will investigate the effects of ENPs on aquaculture products, their bioaccumulation and assess its impact in human intake. In order to carry out this project, the collaboration of all the participating centres is essential to ensure a wide range of industrial (aquaculture professionals) and scientific profiles (analytical chemists, physical chemists, molecular biologists,) as well as providing infrastructure to run the analysis and deliver real samples from aquaculture plants.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233674","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","30/06/2017","50","116957.78","EUR","58478.89","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14133: ULTRAWAVE: Ocean Surface Wave parameters on Ships and Platforms","14133: ULTRAWAVE: Ocean Surface Wave parameters on Ships and Platforms","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234081","MALONE FARM MACHINERY LTD 157439","MALONE FARM MACHINERY LTD 157439","Ireland",null,"26/08/2014",null,"50","32798.33","EUR","16399.16","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532040","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13874: Development of a front/rear mounted mower","13874: Development of a front/rear mounted mower","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234217","MLS LTD 157675","MLS LTD 157675","Ireland",null,"18/12/2014",null,"50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531783",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13838: Recruitment of a Technical Manager","13838: Recruitment of a Technical Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232193","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"04/03/2016","30/12/2016","50","169575.59","EUR","84787.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531408",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232215","Innovative approach to water contamination detection","Innovative approach to water contamination detection","Ireland",null,"01/05/2015","30/09/2016","50","62451.79","EUR","31225.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Innovative approach to water contamination detection","Innovative approach to water contamination detection","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234094","WALSH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LTD 157694","WALSH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LTD 157694","Ireland",null,"31/10/2014",null,"50","33485.06","EUR","16742.53","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532047","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13882: Development of seals for air condition ducts (to help optimise on-site installation)","13882: Development of seals for air condition ducts (to help optimise on-site installation)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297376","Blue biotechnology as a road for innovation on human’s health aiming smart growth in Atlantic Area","Blue biotechnology as a road for innovation on human’s health aiming smart growth in Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2020","75","2523868","EUR","1892901","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2985741","32.6669328,-16.9240554|51.481581,-3.17909|47.997542,-4.097899|48.390394,-4.486076|53.3498053,-6.2603097|37.0193548,-7.9304397|41.5454486,-8.426507|41.1579438,-8.6291053|42.2405989,-8.7207268",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Madeira|Dublin Region|South Wales|Pontevedra Province|Algarve|Cávado|Finistère","PT300|IE061|UKL15|ES114|PT150|PT112|FRH02","2014-2020","The Atlantic Area (continental shelf and islands) is particularly rich in marine resources and despite the richness of these resources, both in quantity and biodiversity. Commercial exploitation is predominantly focused on fishing for food and directing by-products for feed. However, their relevance for other commercial fields has already been demonstrated with pilot examples of marine derived cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and medical device products. The BlueHuman project aims to widen the commercial potential of the Atlantic Ocean on Europe by proposing innovative products for the biomedical field. These will be produced not only from a sustainable exploitation of marine resources but also valorising the huge amounts of by-products available in the region. To achieve this, the project will seek to expand the commercial and scientific potential, beyond current activities mainly limited to fishing and maritime transport, opening the avenue of blue biotechnology with new high added-value solutions. BlueHuman will also seek to influence other actors in the region towards the much needed sustainable and smart growth, as identified in Europe 2020 strategy, with the ultimate objective of increasing highly-skilled jobs and strengthening the economic tissue, including with new technology-based SMEs. Blue biotechnology will then be used as a tool for regional smart growth towards harmonization with EU.","The Atlantic Area (continental shelf and islands) is particularly rich in marine resources and despite the richness of these resources, both in quantity and biodiversity. Commercial exploitation is predominantly focused on fishing for food and directing by-products for feed. However, their relevance for other commercial fields has already been demonstrated with pilot examples of marine derived cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and medical device products. The BlueHuman project aims to widen the commercial potential of the Atlantic Ocean on Europe by proposing innovative products for the biomedical field. These will be produced not only from a sustainable exploitation of marine resources but also valorising the huge amounts of by-products available in the region. To achieve this, the project will seek to expand the commercial and scientific potential, beyond current activities mainly limited to fishing and maritime transport, opening the avenue of blue biotechnology with new high added-value solutions. BlueHuman will also seek to influence other actors in the region towards the much needed sustainable and smart growth, as identified in Europe 2020 strategy, with the ultimate objective of increasing highly-skilled jobs and strengthening the economic tissue, including with new technology-based SMEs. Blue biotechnology will then be used as a tool for regional smart growth towards harmonization with EU.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232249","Deductive Analytics for Tomorrow's Agri Sector","Deductive Analytics for Tomorrow's Agri Sector","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","30/03/2017","50","273810.66","EUR","136905.33","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Deductive Analytics for Tomorrow's Agri Sector","Deductive Analytics for Tomorrow's Agri Sector","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297819","Smart Water Management Against the Threats of Climate Change","Smart Water Management Against the Threats of Climate Change","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","48.16","95022.61","EUR","45764.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356733","55.9093804,-3.3206807|52.6710702,-8.5525637|67.2831789,14.3834345|62.8891953,27.6288711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Northern Savonia|Mid-West Region|Nordland|Edinburgh, City of","FI1D2|IE051|NO071|UKM75","2014-2020","The objective of the SWATCH-project is to develop a project application between the partners focusing on strengthening resiliency against weather extremes threatening surface water management and water supply in communities and municipalities in the NPA-region. The SWATCH-project has three main goals: 1) To form a project group with the required skills and knowledge, and involve potential associate partners in the project. 2) To identify the scope of the main project and clarify the roles of the partners. 3) To develop the application for the main project. Weather extremes due to climate change are adversely challenging water management across many areas of Northern Europe. Threats such as extreme rainfall events are difficult to manage, especially in coastal areas, mountainous regions, and those areas predicted to experience significant increases in frequency and intensity of rainfall. Ireland, Scotland, Norway, and Finland are amongst those countries in Northern Europe that are expected to experience more uncertain and extreme rainfall events in the near future. Drastic changes in weather conditions are already causing major challenges in the management of surface water runoff, causing problems such as flash flooding and contaminated fresh water sources; challenging proper management of water supply and sewage systems. Then focus of the main project will be to develop and deploy digital tools for smart water management for use by municipalities and regional authorities within the NPA-region in responding to climate change impacts. The main project will develop and pilot digital tools for modelling the effects of heavy rainfall, as well as new monitoring systems to manage surface water reservoirs, water distribution networks, and sewage systems in real time for different weather conditions. Selected models will be piloted in case studies for selected partner regions. Best practices identified can be transferred to other NPA-region.","The objective of the SWATCH-project is to develop a project application between the partners focusing on strengthening resiliency against weather extremes threatening surface water management and water supply in communities and municipalities in the NPA-region. The SWATCH-project has three main goals: 1) To form a project group with the required skills and knowledge, and involve potential associate partners in the project. 2) To identify the scope of the main project and clarify the roles of the partners. 3) To develop the application for the main project. Weather extremes due to climate change are adversely challenging water management across many areas of Northern Europe. Threats such as extreme rainfall events are difficult to manage, especially in coastal areas, mountainous regions, and those areas predicted to experience significant increases in frequency and intensity of rainfall. Ireland, Scotland, Norway, and Finland are amongst those countries in Northern Europe that are expected to experience more uncertain and extreme rainfall events in the near future. Drastic changes in weather conditions are already causing major challenges in the management of surface water runoff, causing problems such as flash flooding and contaminated fresh water sources; challenging proper management of water supply and sewage systems. Then focus of the main project will be to develop and deploy digital tools for smart water management for use by municipalities and regional authorities within the NPA-region in responding to climate change impacts. The main project will develop and pilot digital tools for modelling the effects of heavy rainfall, as well as new monitoring systems to manage surface water reservoirs, water distribution networks, and sewage systems in real time for different weather conditions. Selected models will be piloted in case studies for selected partner regions. Best practices identified can be transferred to other NPA-region.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295410","Aquaculture Innovation Network for Northern Periphery and Arctic","Aquaculture Innovation Network for Northern Periphery and Arctic","Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Faroe Islands|Iceland",null,"01/02/2017","31/07/2017","22.12","44622.26","EUR","9872.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380094","64.1300312,-21.7665381|56.1427915,-3.9170848|62.1722902,-6.9728561|51.6444018,-9.5867544|63.4373661,10.3975007",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","South-West Region, Ireland|Capital Region|Perth & Kinross and Stirling","IE053|IS001|UKM77","2014-2020","Remotely located SMEs are key to the aquaculture industry across the NPA territory. Sustainable growth of the sector requires innovative new products and services, yet SMEs experience variable and constraining access to innovation services. AINNPA helps to resolve this by developing and transfering well targeted transnational solutions for innovation to aquaculture-facing SMEs and opens new markets for innovative SMEs not yet engaged with the aquaculture sector. The main outputs from AINNPA are an integrated network of aquaculture innovation services across the participating regions; SME-led prioritisation of regionally relevant aquaculture innovation topics; and new innovative aquaculture products and services. AINNPA activates new transnational working by remote SMEs engaged with the aquaculture supply chain, a shared model for delivering innovation services to those SMEs, and combined R&D effort to develop new aquaculture products and services with international markets.","Remotely located SMEs are key to the aquaculture industry across the NPA territory. Sustainable growth of the sector requires innovative new products and services, yet SMEs experience variable and constraining access to innovation services. AINNPA helps to resolve this by developing and transfering well targeted transnational solutions for innovation to aquaculture-facing SMEs and opens new markets for innovative SMEs not yet engaged with the aquaculture sector. The main outputs from AINNPA are an integrated network of aquaculture innovation services across the participating regions; SME-led prioritisation of regionally relevant aquaculture innovation topics; and new innovative aquaculture products and services. AINNPA activates new transnational working by remote SMEs engaged with the aquaculture supply chain, a shared model for delivering innovation services to those SMEs, and combined R&D effort to develop new aquaculture products and services with international markets.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302238","Cities In Article 7","Cities In Article 7","Poland|Italy|Greece|Ireland|France|Germany|Czechia|Spain",null,"10/10/2016","10/04/2017","81.01","142900","EUR","115759","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4387054","37.38867,-5.9944499|53.3450368,-6.2713015|43.9093524,12.9128058|41.125912,16.8634719|49.59624,17.2435612|39.637701,22.4149299|51.2476294,22.5662245|50.6427483,3.0759538|51.4348818,6.7698277",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Dublin Region|Province of Bari|Seville Province|Λάρισα|Nord|Lubelski|Pesaro and Urbino Province|Olomouc Region|Duisburg","IE061|ITF47|ES618|EL612|FRE11|PL814|ITI31|CZ071|DEA12","2014-2020","The network CIA 7 shares good integrated practices from planning to implementation and funding under article 7 inside deprived areas. For the first time in EU Structural funds, 50 billion € have been dedicated to sustainable urban development with article 7 of ERDF regulation. It gives cities the capacity to develop livable urban areas through integrated strategies: a very challenging quality shift and management innovation, but a huge opportunity strengthening and empowering cities.","The network CIA 7 shares good integrated practices from planning to implementation and funding under article 7 inside deprived areas. For the first time in EU Structural funds, 50 billion € have been dedicated to sustainable urban development with article 7 of ERDF regulation. It gives cities the capacity to develop livable urban areas through integrated strategies: a very challenging quality shift and management innovation, but a huge opportunity strengthening and empowering cities.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233339","Novel handheld closure device for orthopaedic surgery","Novel handheld closure device for orthopaedic surgery","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","30/04/2018","50","212458.48","EUR","106229.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3497645,-6.2602732","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Novel handheld closure device for orthopaedic surgery","Novel handheld closure device for orthopaedic surgery","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233854","Advanced Analytics for Biological Therapeutic Manufacture - (AA-BTM)","Advanced Analytics for Biological Therapeutic Manufacture - (AA-BTM)","Ireland",null,"01/08/2015","31/07/2020","50","217283.61","EUR","108641.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Advanced Analytics for Biological Therapeutic Manufacture (AA-BTM)","Advanced Analytics for Biological Therapeutic Manufacture (AA-BTM)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296447","CURcumin based sustainable COLours","CURcumin based sustainable COLours","Netherlands|Ireland|Germany|Belgium",null,"03/04/2020","02/04/2023","60","2660730.41","EUR","1596438.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4364164","53.4280663,-7.8632635|53.4159628,-7.9007873|50.9440263,3.5264857|51.008632,3.7108488|51.5892025,4.3067746|51.5618815,5.0575017|50.9843114,5.7878671|51.9658903,7.5979004",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Midlands Region|Münster|Arrondissement of Oudenaarde|Arrondissement of Ghent|West-Noord-Brabant|Midden-Noord-Brabant|Zuid-Limburg","IE063|DEA33|BE235|BE234|NL411|NL412|NL423","2014-2020","ISSUE: Packaging waste generated in Europe is estimated at 87 mil.mt/y. For biobased packaging, such as bioplastic PLA, industrial composting is often used. However, when plastic is composted the non-biodegradable, synthetic colorants are released, many of which contain toxic components that cumulate in the environment. In paper recycling these colorants end up in wastewater. CHANGE: The few biodegradable colorants available do not meet the quality criteria for applications in paper and plastic, hence the industry has no choice. Curcumin, a yellow natural colorant, is used in food and pharma. Wider use is hindered mainly due to the poor UV stability. Recent research shows possibility to improve stability and generate other colors (red, blue) based on curcumin. CURCOL demonstrates: ECONOMIC POTENTIAL by identifying supply chains from regionally grown plants to biobased colorants in packaging. TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY in 3 pilots addressing colorant production and application in packaging. MARKET by identifying barriers and business cases and developing introduction actions. OUTPUTS: 3 application pilots for colorants. 5 bioproducts with the novel colorants, tailored to the market specifications, supported by Life-Cycle (LCA) and Techno-Economic Assessment (TEA). Guidelines and business plan for greenhouse production of curcuma crop developed. Regulation/market aspects are reviewed in TEA. LONG TERM EFFECTS: CURCOL aims to valorise biobased colorants in biodegradable packaging, introduce a new high value crop in the greenhouse industry and identify new supply chains resulting to 100-150 jobs and economic growth 25M€/y in 5 years after the project. New knowledge and transnational partnerships will support the change to the circular economy. CURCOL focuses in packaging, however use in a range of applications e.g. textile and cosmetics is possible.","ISSUE: Packaging waste generated in Europe is estimated at 87 mil.mt/y. For biobased packaging, such as bioplastic PLA, industrial composting is often used. However, when plastic is composted the non-biodegradable, synthetic colorants are released, many of which contain toxic components that cumulate in the environment. In paper recycling these colorants end up in wastewater. CHANGE: The few biodegradable colorants available do not meet the quality criteria for applications in paper and plastic, hence the industry has no choice. Curcumin, a yellow natural colorant, is used in food and pharma. Wider use is hindered mainly due to the poor UV stability. Recent research shows possibility to improve stability and generate other colors (red, blue) based on curcumin. CURCOL demonstrates: ECONOMIC POTENTIAL by identifying supply chains from regionally grown plants to biobased colorants in packaging. TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY in 3 pilots addressing colorant production and application in packaging. MARKET by identifying barriers and business cases and developing introduction actions. OUTPUTS: 3 application pilots for colorants. 5 bioproducts with the novel colorants, tailored to the market specifications, supported by Life-Cycle (LCA) and Techno-Economic Assessment (TEA). Guidelines and business plan for greenhouse production of curcuma crop developed. Regulation/market aspects are reviewed in TEA. LONG TERM EFFECTS: CURCOL aims to valorise biobased colorants in biodegradable packaging, introduce a new high value crop in the greenhouse industry and identify new supply chains resulting to 100-150 jobs and economic growth 25M€/y in 5 years after the project. New knowledge and transnational partnerships will support the change to the circular economy. CURCOL focuses in packaging, however use in a range of applications e.g. textile and cosmetics is possible.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294661","Approaching Near Zero Energy in Historic Buildings","Approaching Near Zero Energy in Historic Buildings","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Faroe Islands",null,"01/06/2019","30/09/2022","65","1060207.96","EUR","689135.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698","55.9368763,-3.1788332|62.0114857,-6.7725339|51.8939081,-8.4733454|51.9096365,-8.477532|63.8204403,20.3099397|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Edinburgh, City of","SE331|IE053|FI1D9|UKM75","2014-2020","Energy Pathfinder aims to support owners of historic buildings in the NPA region and in Europe, by building and demonstrating an on-line Toolkit, which enables the culturally and socially appropriate energy retrofit of historic buildings. To support this Toolkit, Pathfinder! Will draw experiences from the application of co-design processes (involving users and residents), from relevant retrofit measures and renewable energy installations, and from user-engagement and improved energy behaviour experiences. The Toolkit and component actions will allow building owners to consider working towards Near Zero Energy (NZEB) standards. Pathfinder will monitor actual energy use in 5 demonstrator historic buildings, both before and after retrofit, and establish the benefit of different measures. This will include both centralized and decentralized energy management and improved energy behaviour. Energy Pathfinder will evaluate the business case for retrofit and for energy management in historic buildings, demonsrating that they can be sustainable from and energy and CO2 perspective, economically viable and socially and culturally relevant. Energy Pathfinder brings together Partners from 5 NPA regions, encompassing a comprehensive range wide range of skills, building types, climatic conditions, and cultural and regulatory environments. Associate partners will help integrate local authorities, building owners and other key stakeholders into the Project. 6 demonstrator historic building will be used to demonstrate the key elements of the Toolkit, including co-design, insulation, renewable energy, and energy monitoring and management. These demonstrators will provide data for the on-line Toolkit. The results of the project will be widely promoted and disseminated through a comprehensive communication programme.","Energy Pathfinder aims to support owners of historic buildings in the NPA region and in Europe, by building and demonstrating an on-line Toolkit, which enables the culturally and socially appropriate energy retrofit of historic buildings. To support this Toolkit, Pathfinder! Will draw experiences from the application of co-design processes (involving users and residents), from relevant retrofit measures and renewable energy installations, and from user-engagement and improved energy behaviour experiences. The Toolkit and component actions will allow building owners to consider working towards Near Zero Energy (NZEB) standards. Pathfinder will monitor actual energy use in 5 demonstrator historic buildings, both before and after retrofit, and establish the benefit of different measures. This will include both centralized and decentralized energy management and improved energy behaviour. Energy Pathfinder will evaluate the business case for retrofit and for energy management in historic buildings, demonsrating that they can be sustainable from and energy and CO2 perspective, economically viable and socially and culturally relevant. Energy Pathfinder brings together Partners from 5 NPA regions, encompassing a comprehensive range wide range of skills, building types, climatic conditions, and cultural and regulatory environments. Associate partners will help integrate local authorities, building owners and other key stakeholders into the Project. 6 demonstrator historic building will be used to demonstrate the key elements of the Toolkit, including co-design, insulation, renewable energy, and energy monitoring and management. These demonstrators will provide data for the on-line Toolkit. The results of the project will be widely promoted and disseminated through a comprehensive communication programme.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233239","Collagen based systems for the delivery of antibiotics for the treatment of microbial infections and enhancement of tissue regeneration","Collagen based systems for the delivery of antibiotics for the treatment of microbial infections and enhancement of tissue regeneration","Ireland",null,"01/08/2014","01/05/2018","50","166300.94","EUR","83150.47","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531609",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Collagen based systems for the delivery of antibiotics for the treatment of microbial infections and enhancement of tissue regeneration","Collagen based systems for the delivery of antibiotics for the treatment of microbial infections and enhancement of tissue regeneration","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232174","This Automatic Retractable Roofing System represents a new market niche between the canvass awning & the conservatory","This Automatic Retractable Roofing System represents a new market niche between the canvass awning & the conservatory","Ireland",null,"20/10/2014","31/12/2015","50","4196.4","EUR","2098.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531375","52.95814675,-6.3819707086777","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","This Automatic Retractable Roofing System represents a new market niche between the canvass awning & the conservatory","This Automatic Retractable Roofing System represents a new market niche between the canvass awning & the conservatory","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300569","Hydrogen Utilization & Green Energy","Hydrogen Utilization & Green Energy","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Faroe Islands|Iceland",null,"01/06/2019","31/05/2022","57.62","1424074.65","EUR","820492.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355774","64.1316668,-21.8734203|58.5859944,-3.5356031|57.4733329,-4.2343973|54.5859474,-5.9594564|62.0073486,-6.7789435|53.276035,-9.0595869|53.1064316,-9.6795483|61.689957,27.2634664",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Southern Savonia|West Region, Ireland|Capital Region|Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Belfast","FI1D1|IE042|IS001|UKM61|UKM62|UKN06","2014-2020","The HUGE project aims to provide communities with energy security by delivering to them the necessary tools to assess the hydrogen renewable energy chain opportunities in the Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA) area and beyond.Whilst many communities in the NPA are challenged by low economic diversity, result of their peripheral locations, dispersed demography and lack of critical mass, they have abundant amounts of renewable energy resources available locally.On many occasions, where renewables are implemented, the generated electricity/heat is more than that required by the local population. At the same time the electric grid infrastructure in many NPA areas is underdeveloped, resulting in the curtailment of green electricity production, and inefficient resource use as clean energy is left unharnessed. Similar situations are encountered by communities living off-grid where the mechanisms do not exist to harness the excess energy generated nor store it efficiently.HUGE aims to overcome these barriers by building capacity in communities, with the help of sectoral agencies and SME’s to exploit the abundance of natural resources to their full potential through raising awareness about the benefits that can be delivered by employing a hydrogen economy.HUGE will achieve this by assessing the hydrogen renewable energy chain from production through storage to transportation and on to the end-user.We’ll accomplish it by identifying and assessing viable technical processes for hydrogen operations, creating a business model for hydrogen utilization and enabling effective knowledge transfer through an online, multilingual platform.The result is the Hydrogen Operational Technical (HOT) service,created by direct interaction with the relevant end-users and stakeholders, and ready for them to implement. Hydrogen is a flexible energy carrier, can be produced from any prevalent source and effectively transformed for diverse end-use applications.","The HUGE project aims to provide communities with energy security by delivering to them the necessary tools to assess the hydrogen renewable energy chain opportunities in the Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA) area and beyond.Whilst many communities in the NPA are challenged by low economic diversity, result of their peripheral locations, dispersed demography and lack of critical mass, they have abundant amounts of renewable energy resources available locally.On many occasions, where renewables are implemented, the generated electricity/heat is more than that required by the local population. At the same time the electric grid infrastructure in many NPA areas is underdeveloped, resulting in the curtailment of green electricity production, and inefficient resource use as clean energy is left unharnessed. Similar situations are encountered by communities living off-grid where the mechanisms do not exist to harness the excess energy generated nor store it efficiently.HUGE aims to overcome these barriers by building capacity in communities, with the help of sectoral agencies and SME’s to exploit the abundance of natural resources to their full potential through raising awareness about the benefits that can be delivered by employing a hydrogen economy.HUGE will achieve this by assessing the hydrogen renewable energy chain from production through storage to transportation and on to the end-user.We’ll accomplish it by identifying and assessing viable technical processes for hydrogen operations, creating a business model for hydrogen utilization and enabling effective knowledge transfer through an online, multilingual platform.The result is the Hydrogen Operational Technical (HOT) service,created by direct interaction with the relevant end-users and stakeholders, and ready for them to implement. Hydrogen is a flexible energy carrier, can be produced from any prevalent source and effectively transformed for diverse end-use applications.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234065","BELLURGAN PRECISION ENGINEERING LTD 157521","BELLURGAN PRECISION ENGINEERING LTD 157521","Ireland",null,"20/11/2014",null,"50","14811.64","EUR","7405.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532010","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13837: Recruitment of a Human Resources Manager","13837: Recruitment of a Human Resources Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233488","C BONNER & SON LTD 159769","C BONNER & SON LTD 159769","Ireland",null,"15/02/2016","30/03/2017","50","35057.65","EUR","17528.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532091","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Capital investment towards woolen knitwear product range","Capital investment towards woolen knitwear product range","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233338","Demonstration of minimum commercial viability of a new reagent to replace Meldrum's acid","Demonstration of minimum commercial viability of a new reagent to replace Meldrum's acid","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/03/2017","50","70620.8","EUR","35310.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Demonstration of minimum commercial viability of a new reagent to replace Meldrum's acid","Demonstration of minimum commercial viability of a new reagent to replace Meldrum's acid","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232270","Expenditure towards Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training & Management Development Programmes in promotion of mirco enterprise","Expenditure towards Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training & Management Development Programmes in promotion of mirco enterprise","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","383872.91","EUR","191936.46","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531480","53.294308823694,-6.1347383965837","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Expenditure towards Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training & Management Development Programmes in promotion of mirco enterprise","Expenditure towards Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training & Management Development Programmes in promotion of mirco enterprise","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548092","Adult Literacy","Adult Literacy","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014",null,"50","91557150","EUR","45778575","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614777","53.3275073,-6.2274858859278|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","117","Enhancing equal access to lifelong learning for all age groups in formal, non-formal and informal settings, upgrading the knowledge, skills and competences of the workforce, and promoting flexible learning pathways including through career guidance and validation of acquired competences","TO10","Educational and vocational training","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Aims to enhance equal access to lifelong learning for all age groups in formal, non-formal and informal settings, upgrading the knowledge, skills and competences of the workforce, and promoting flexible learning pathways including through career guidance and validation of acquired competences. Investment is primarily aimed at the unemployed, particularly the long-term unemployed, disadvantaged groups, those under-35’s and those formerly employed in declining sectors such as the construction sector, as well as adults in need of improved basic literacy, language and numeracy skills.","Aims to enhance equal access to lifelong learning for all age groups in formal, non-formal and informal settings, upgrading the knowledge, skills and competences of the workforce, and promoting flexible learning pathways including through career guidance and validation of acquired competences. Investment is primarily aimed at the unemployed, particularly the long-term unemployed, disadvantaged groups, those under-35’s and those formerly employed in declining sectors such as the construction sector, as well as adults in need of improved basic literacy, language and numeracy skills.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302728","Smart sENsor Devices fOr rehabilitation and Connected health","Smart sENsor Devices fOr rehabilitation and Connected health","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2017","30/06/2021","65","1904784.5","EUR","1238109.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","55.0058644,-7.3248042|51.8981934,-8.4833797|63.8258471,20.2630354|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Västerbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Derry City and Strabane","FI1D3|SE331|IE053|UKN0A","2014-2020","The aim of SENDoc is to introduce the use of wearable sensor systems in ageing communities in northern remote areas. These sensors can measure mobility, strength, balance, and also wellbeing, exercise, and safety, and have the potential to support independent living. SENDoc will assess the technical, clinical and social acceptability of early stage, and market-ready wearable technologies and their impact on patients, on health and care delivery, and on rural communities. SENDoc will focus on changing existing rehabilitation programmes. It will transfer research and development in wearable systems, apply connected healthcare concepts, put in place community networks, create platforms where data and experiences can be shared and supported, capture data through innovative sensor wearable software systems, measure impact on health, test technical and social acceptability, and test the functionality in cold climate conditions. Workpackages will explore current knowledge and best practices, will define, install and refine NPA character specific wearable sensor systems, will implement the four rehabilitation demonstrator projects, and propose a new healthcare service delivery model - a transnational home-based rehabilitation service delivery model, which will be generalisable, susutainable, and of use beyond the current partnership. These technologies have long term implications for every older person living in the northern periphery, particularly women, who form a disproportionate element of the rural eldery. This strong partnership brings together technicians, clinicians, associated expert and service providers to engage with patients, citizens and communities to address this challenge.","The aim of SENDoc is to introduce the use of wearable sensor systems in ageing communities in northern remote areas. These sensors can measure mobility, strength, balance, and also wellbeing, exercise, and safety, and have the potential to support independent living. SENDoc will assess the technical, clinical and social acceptability of early stage, and market-ready wearable technologies and their impact on patients, on health and care delivery, and on rural communities. SENDoc will focus on changing existing rehabilitation programmes. It will transfer research and development in wearable systems, apply connected healthcare concepts, put in place community networks, create platforms where data and experiences can be shared and supported, capture data through innovative sensor wearable software systems, measure impact on health, test technical and social acceptability, and test the functionality in cold climate conditions. Workpackages will explore current knowledge and best practices, will define, install and refine NPA character specific wearable sensor systems, will implement the four rehabilitation demonstrator projects, and propose a new healthcare service delivery model - a transnational home-based rehabilitation service delivery model, which will be generalisable, susutainable, and of use beyond the current partnership. These technologies have long term implications for every older person living in the northern periphery, particularly women, who form a disproportionate element of the rural eldery. This strong partnership brings together technicians, clinicians, associated expert and service providers to engage with patients, citizens and communities to address this challenge.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233921","CARAGH TOOL & DIE LTD 158451","CARAGH TOOL & DIE LTD 158451","Ireland",null,"12/05/2015","31/08/2017","50","26238.8","EUR","13119.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531859","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Adding capability for medical device implants","Adding capability for medical device implants","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2547997","Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP)","Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP)","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018",null,"50","60000000","EUR","30000000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614780","53.40036075,-6.2094911709657|53.3524881,-6.2566456897218|53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|53.3866136,-6.2926269322938|53.32052905,-6.328824142091|53.34321655,-6.3609635971313|52.95814675,-6.3819707086777|53.39493455,-6.3892085449376|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|53.64978435,-6.5885294920099|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|52.5687098,-7.1889830921815|54.03497495,-7.2937022825584|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.1509131,-7.6577981806527|53.7319849,-7.6953513990132|53.13617215,-7.8103407517842|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|54.1401622,-8.0524782162761|53.6982695,-8.2182507612962|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|54.19298605,-8.7305426729522|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|52.85725745,-8.9374359259945|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","109","Active inclusion, including with a view to promoting equal opportunities and active participation, and improving employability","TO09","Social inclusion","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Aims to support registered unemployed young people, with a particular focus on those from disadvantaged communities, to improve work readiness and access to employment by providing a series of locally delivered activities.  It will do so through a range of defined activities including training, job preparing/job search, work placements and mentoring.","Aims to support registered unemployed young people, with a particular focus on those from disadvantaged communities, to improve work readiness and access to employment by providing a series of locally delivered activities.  It will do so through a range of defined activities including training, job preparing/job search, work placements and mentoring.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232194","Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur - Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development, marketing & promotion.","Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur - Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development, marketing & promotion.","Ireland",null,"08/11/2016","31/12/2016","50","8819.45","EUR","4409.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531408",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur - Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development, marketing & promotion.","Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur - Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development, marketing & promotion.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299937","Propagating innovations for more resilient dairy farming in the Atlantic Area","Propagating innovations for more resilient dairy farming in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2021","75","3899152","EUR","2924364","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4362661","52.347156,-1.540495|48.117266,-1.6777926|43.2955357,-2.8849016|55.953252,-3.188267|54.7195338,-6.2072498|41.3010351,-7.7422354|52.1372719,-8.2812256|42.8117839,-8.414741|38.7222524,-9.1393366|46.43471,0.122455",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Warwickshire|Biscay|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Douro Subregion|Ille-et-Vilaine|Vienne|Antrim and Newtownabbey|Edinburgh, City of","IE053|UKG13|ES213|ES111|PT170|PT11D|FRH03|FRI34|UKN0D|UKM75","2014-2020","Dairy production is an important economic activity in Atlantic Area. With expanding dairy production, among world leaders, faces market volatility and climatic hazards and the need for more efficient use of natural resources to improve competitiveness. From Scotland to Azores, The Dairy-4-Future project aims to increase the competitiveness, sustainability and resilience of dairy farms through the development of innovative and efficient dairy systems and increased cooperation between R&D stakeholders groups. This project will mainly focus on propagating dairy systems blueprints able to withstand an increased volatility in milk prices and climatic hazards, preserving natural resources and mitigating climate change while offering social performances in line with consumer demands, and better added value. The consortium will: (i) jointly analyze economic, societal and environmental metrics to identify innovative and more efficient dairy systems; (ii) evaluate ecosystem services offered by dairy production (employment, biodiversity, landscape…); (iii) identify, study and disseminate on success stories in the value chain (farmers, dairy industry); (iv) share and test innovations and innovative dairy systems; (v) propose recommendations and incentive measures for regional policies; (vi) prepare a framework for an increased cooperation between stakeholders.","Dairy production is an important economic activity in Atlantic Area. With expanding dairy production, among world leaders, faces market volatility and climatic hazards and the need for more efficient use of natural resources to improve competitiveness. From Scotland to Azores, The Dairy-4-Future project aims to increase the competitiveness, sustainability and resilience of dairy farms through the development of innovative and efficient dairy systems and increased cooperation between R&D stakeholders groups. This project will mainly focus on propagating dairy systems blueprints able to withstand an increased volatility in milk prices and climatic hazards, preserving natural resources and mitigating climate change while offering social performances in line with consumer demands, and better added value. The consortium will: (i) jointly analyze economic, societal and environmental metrics to identify innovative and more efficient dairy systems; (ii) evaluate ecosystem services offered by dairy production (employment, biodiversity, landscape…); (iii) identify, study and disseminate on success stories in the value chain (farmers, dairy industry); (iv) share and test innovations and innovative dairy systems; (v) propose recommendations and incentive measures for regional policies; (vi) prepare a framework for an increased cooperation between stakeholders.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233421","Expenditure to promote micro enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development","Expenditure to promote micro enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","157114.98","EUR","78557.49","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531970",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote micro enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development","Expenditure to promote micro enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298923","Valuable inSects","Valuable inSects","Netherlands|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Switzerland|Belgium",null,"26/09/2019","31/12/2023","56.15","4024286.46","EUR","2259697.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384776","52.4182746,-4.0638533|53.2244858,-4.2633441|52.8656524,-6.91288|50.9011704,3.12451|50.8416746,4.3697461|50.8837654,4.7128429|51.1604195,4.9616603|51.6857629,5.2705638|51.4521744,5.4787368|50.7207715,7.1149479|47.4999345,8.7203081",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-East Region, Ireland|North Wales|Arrondissement of Roeselare|Arrondissement of Leuven|Arrondissement of Turnhout|Noordoost-Noord-Brabant|Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant|South West Wales|Bonn|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE052|UKL11|BE256|BE242|BE213|NL413|NL414|UKL14|DEA22|BE100","2014-2020","The global population is growing and expected to reach 9 billion by 2050, while resources are decreasing. The NWE Area is a very densely populated area characterized by intensive agriculture, so it is necessary to find sustainable alternatives for resources for food. The ValuSect consortium consists of 10 full and 8 associated partners from 7 countries in the NWE area, being 5BE, 4NL, 2FR, 3GB, 1IR, 1GE, 1CH, 1EU. ValuSect enhances the innovation performance of enterprises throughout NWE regions by strengthening the transnational cooperation and exploitation of research on insects as resource for the development of new (semi) finished food products. The focus will be the development of an sustainable transnational Accelerator program including all partners with expertise on insects, food production, innovation and commercialisation to support and cooperate with enterprises. The knowledge will be transferred to enterprises by pilot demonstration and real life testing in close collaboration with end consumers via open/thematic calls for cases (vouchers of 10, 20 or 40k€ for SMEs). During the durance of the project 40 cases will be selected and performed. Prior to these case some questions from SMEs regarding the quality improvement of the insect production and processing need to be clarified eg. composition of the insect, food safety, product shelf life and consumer acceptance (TRL 4-8). Three insect species (e.g. Tenebrio molitor, Acheta domesticus and Locusta migratoria) that already have a novel food dossier will be used in this project. Min. 15 insect based food products already existing on the market will be evaluated for their food safety and shelf life and 40 company cases will be supported. The accelerator program will be sustained after the project. This will increase the innovation levels of enterprises in the food industry in the NWE Area and will accelerate the creation of a consumer market for insect applications in the long term.","The global population is growing and expected to reach 9 billion by 2050, while resources are decreasing. The NWE Area is a very densely populated area characterized by intensive agriculture, so it is necessary to find sustainable alternatives for resources for food. The ValuSect consortium consists of 10 full and 8 associated partners from 7 countries in the NWE area, being 5BE, 4NL, 2FR, 3GB, 1IR, 1GE, 1CH, 1EU. ValuSect enhances the innovation performance of enterprises throughout NWE regions by strengthening the transnational cooperation and exploitation of research on insects as resource for the development of new (semi) finished food products. The focus will be the development of an sustainable transnational Accelerator program including all partners with expertise on insects, food production, innovation and commercialisation to support and cooperate with enterprises. The knowledge will be transferred to enterprises by pilot demonstration and real life testing in close collaboration with end consumers via open/thematic calls for cases (vouchers of 10, 20 or 40k€ for SMEs). During the durance of the project 40 cases will be selected and performed. Prior to these case some questions from SMEs regarding the quality improvement of the insect production and processing need to be clarified eg. composition of the insect, food safety, product shelf life and consumer acceptance (TRL 4-8). Three insect species (e.g. Tenebrio molitor, Acheta domesticus and Locusta migratoria) that already have a novel food dossier will be used in this project. Min. 15 insect based food products already existing on the market will be evaluated for their food safety and shelf life and 40 company cases will be supported. The accelerator program will be sustained after the project. This will increase the innovation levels of enterprises in the food industry in the NWE Area and will accelerate the creation of a consumer market for insect applications in the long term.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233213","Silk Screen prints of famous cities","Silk Screen prints of famous cities","Ireland",null,"26/02/2014","31/12/2015","50","5000","EUR","2500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531569","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Silk Screen prints of famous cities","Silk Screen prints of famous cities","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234061","SEAFOOD PROCESSORS LTD 160437","SEAFOOD PROCESSORS LTD 160437","Ireland",null,"29/07/2016","02/06/2017","50","11399.48","EUR","5699.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532022","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Develop a range of ready to cook fish products","Develop a range of ready to cook fish products","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234130","MURRAY DESIGN & ENGINEERING LTD 157581","MURRAY DESIGN & ENGINEERING LTD 157581","Ireland",null,"30/09/2014",null,"50","30637.29","EUR","15318.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532072","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13881: Development of a range of Quarry apron feeders","13881: Development of a range of Quarry apron feeders","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295555","Implementation and development of economic viable algae-based value chains in NWE","Implementation and development of economic viable algae-based value chains in NWE","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"20/09/2017","31/12/2023","60","7373658.13","EUR","4424194.88","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356190","51.6083691,-3.981138|53.3761119,-6.3329208|48.765952,2.2856325|51.1489854,4.2157545|50.8837654,4.7128429|51.1604195,4.9616603|51.2137712,5.0990862|50.7734496,5.1608063|51.5408523,6.0834122|50.901748,6.3983645|52.2435769,6.8466584|48.5210185,7.7403077",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|City and County of Swansea|Düren|Arrondissement of Leuven|Arrondissement of Sint-Niklaas|Arrondissement of Hasselt|Arrondissement of Turnhout|Noord-Limburg|Twente|Bas-Rhin|Hauts-de-Seine","IE061|UKL18|DEA26|BE242|BE236|BE224|BE213|NL421|NL213|FRF11|FR105","2014-2020","IDEA envisions the development and enrolment of economic viable value chains based on micro-algae in NWEurope. More particularly, partners from Belgium, Germany, France, The Netherlands and Ireland are involved which are countries exposed to a similar climate that is significantly different from the south-European climate. The growing world population is in need for new sustainable resources for healthy food/feed & chemicals. Algae produce a variety of compounds via conversion of CO2, nutrients and light, and offer potential as renewable feedstock. Although light intensities and temperatures are lower compared to south-Europe, there is a potential for algae growth. For some species, the NWEuropean climate may even have advantages, and can be economic viable when targeting higher value products (not bioenergy). Today algae based value chains are not established despite free greenhouse capacities suitable for algae growth. IDEA aims to innovate and push the process development from individual solutions to a viable process chain targeting final compounds for food, feed and cosmetic applications. This will involve at longer term >60 SMEs in the region. A multidisciplinary team is composed with partners (academics, SMEs, sectoral groups, authorities…) active along the value chain which covers algae growth, harvesting, processing of the algae biomass (including biorefinery) and new marketable final product formulations. IDEA addresses innovations related to: (1) algae species for NWEurope climate and cultivation efficiency for prolonged growth seasons in NWE (up to 360 days), (2) development of an automated water recirculation, harvest unit & alternative CO2 resources, (3) storage concept, logistics and preservation of algae biomass, (4) regional activities for algae processing, potentially comparable to the milk industry, (5) >15 novel products formulations to targeting value generation. IDEA starts where earlier projects ended.","IDEA envisions the development and enrolment of economic viable value chains based on micro-algae in NWEurope. More particularly, partners from Belgium, Germany, France, The Netherlands and Ireland are involved which are countries exposed to a similar climate that is significantly different from the south-European climate. The growing world population is in need for new sustainable resources for healthy food/feed & chemicals. Algae produce a variety of compounds via conversion of CO2, nutrients and light, and offer potential as renewable feedstock. Although light intensities and temperatures are lower compared to south-Europe, there is a potential for algae growth. For some species, the NWEuropean climate may even have advantages, and can be economic viable when targeting higher value products (not bioenergy). Today algae based value chains are not established despite free greenhouse capacities suitable for algae growth. IDEA aims to innovate and push the process development from individual solutions to a viable process chain targeting final compounds for food, feed and cosmetic applications. This will involve at longer term >60 SMEs in the region. A multidisciplinary team is composed with partners (academics, SMEs, sectoral groups, authorities…) active along the value chain which covers algae growth, harvesting, processing of the algae biomass (including biorefinery) and new marketable final product formulations. IDEA addresses innovations related to: (1) algae species for NWEurope climate and cultivation efficiency for prolonged growth seasons in NWE (up to 360 days), (2) development of an automated water recirculation, harvest unit & alternative CO2 resources, (3) storage concept, logistics and preservation of algae biomass, (4) regional activities for algae processing, potentially comparable to the milk industry, (5) >15 novel products formulations to targeting value generation. IDEA starts where earlier projects ended.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235238","Feasibility study of using Artificial Life and Bayesian Methods for Pattern Recognition in Data Streams","Feasibility study of using Artificial Life and Bayesian Methods for Pattern Recognition in Data Streams","Ireland",null,"04/04/2016","04/10/2016","50","9000","EUR","4500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Feasibility study of using artificial life and bayesian methods for pattern recognition in data streams","Feasibility study of using artificial life and bayesian methods for pattern recognition in data streams","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298071","Capitalising climate change projects in risk management for a better Atlantic Area resilience","Capitalising climate change projects in risk management for a better Atlantic Area resilience","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","30/06/2021","75","1671264.8","EUR","1253448.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4362994","43.2955357,-2.8849016|40.4167754,-3.7037902|50.547175,-4.316042|41.3010351,-7.7422354|40.2033145,-8.4102573|52.6638367,-8.6267343|44.203142,0.616363|45.184029,0.7211149",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Mid-West Region|Lot-et-Garonne|Cornwall|Biscay|Douro Subregion|Coimbra Region|Dordogne","IE051|FRI14|UKK30|ES213|PT11D|PT16E|FRI11","2014-2020","In the past, communities have mainly operated in isolation from each other when dealing with climate change and disaster management. Greater cooperation would increase the effectiveness of reducing people’s vulnerability to rising insecurities and to strengthen the Atlantic Area resilience. This project responds to the urgent need to achieve this by closer collaboration with current initiatives and previous ones successfully carried out across Europe. Triple-C project is focused on the analysis, evaluation and capitalization of sucessful EU projects on the prevention and management of risks deriving from climate change, aiming at disseminating and transfering the best practices and results identified in this domain into policy making. The project specific objectives are: i) organize and update the results, methodologies and tools obtained from different projects in this field. ii) capitalize projects by exchange of good practices and experience among partners, as well as through identification of barriers and solutions and making recommendations. iii) assure the widest visibility and tranfer of results of project products, methodologies, activities and results at European level.","In the past, communities have mainly operated in isolation from each other when dealing with climate change and disaster management. Greater cooperation would increase the effectiveness of reducing people’s vulnerability to rising insecurities and to strengthen the Atlantic Area resilience. This project responds to the urgent need to achieve this by closer collaboration with current initiatives and previous ones successfully carried out across Europe. Triple-C project is focused on the analysis, evaluation and capitalization of sucessful EU projects on the prevention and management of risks deriving from climate change, aiming at disseminating and transfering the best practices and results identified in this domain into policy making. The project specific objectives are: i) organize and update the results, methodologies and tools obtained from different projects in this field. ii) capitalize projects by exchange of good practices and experience among partners, as well as through identification of barriers and solutions and making recommendations. iii) assure the widest visibility and tranfer of results of project products, methodologies, activities and results at European level.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233823","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/09/2016","31/08/2021","50","28537.19","EUR","14268.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Combustion Chemistry for Suatainable Fuel utilization","Combustion Chemistry for Suatainable Fuel utilization","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233315","Baby Enrichment Research Programme","Baby Enrichment Research Programme","Ireland",null,"01/02/2016","31/07/2018","50","106741.79","EUR","53370.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Baby Enrichment Research Programme","Baby Enrichment Research Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233341","Controlled repair and bond joint fabrication enhancement of Light-Weight Composite by Plasma Ablation","Controlled repair and bond joint fabrication enhancement of Light-Weight Composite by Plasma Ablation","Ireland",null,"17/08/2015","30/11/2017","50","111588.7","EUR","55794.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3497645,-6.2602732","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Controlled repair and bond joint fabrication enhancement of Light-Weight Composite by Plasma Ablation","Controlled repair and bond joint fabrication enhancement of Light-Weight Composite by Plasma Ablation","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233468","MAGEE CLOTHING 159221","MAGEE CLOTHING 159221","Ireland",null,"11/11/2015","31/03/2017","50","11750","EUR","5875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532084","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit a Product Dev Manager","Recruit a Product Dev Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302303","Connected Culture and Natural Heritage in the Northern Environment","Connected Culture and Natural Heritage in the Northern Environment","Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/09/2017","31/12/2020","27.29","1997349.69","EUR","545136.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367029","65.2668743,-14.3948469|56.3412217,-2.793163|64.0754399,-21.9464076|58.1164308,-3.6518597|55.0058644,-7.3248042|54.9549665,-7.7345906|59.9406282,10.7230685|68.2331135,14.5292369|68.5035459,14.8014408",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Border Region|Nordland|Capital Region|Landsbyggð|Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty|Derry City and Strabane|Clackmannanshire and Fife|Oslo","IE041|NO071|IS001|IS002|UKM61|UKN0A|UKM72|NO081","2014-2020","Museums are perceived as centralised institutions based on specific collections within specific buildings. Connected Culture and Natural Heritage in the Northern Environment (CINE) embraces the concept of Museum Without Walls - an outward facing museum that takes an active role in challenging perceptions, in fostering social change and in providing access and information to diverse audiences, using new technologies to step beyond the traditional museum context. The main project output is the development of a multi-functional, digital interpretation and data-management toolkit to create new, unique on-site and off-site customer experiences in specific locations in the northern environment. Innovation will be used to enhance capacities and preparedness of local and regional communities, by raising awareness of natural and cultural heritage sites. The aim is to protect, promote and develop sites that are at risk due to a changing climate, or those we consider of particular significance for future generations. CINE contributes to sustainable management of natural and cultural heritage in remote areas by collecting, sharing and creating knowledge that can be transferred to diverse audiences with a view to empowering the public, to strengthen communities and to influence regional planning and policy. The toolkit will create public interfaces such as interpretation apps, on-site virtual time travel, and virtual remote tours to inaccessible sites. These methods will transform the cultural and natural heritage experience, enable sustainable environmental management, whilst increasing accessibility for older people, for people without the means to travel, and people with disabilities.","Museums are perceived as centralised institutions based on specific collections within specific buildings. Connected Culture and Natural Heritage in the Northern Environment (CINE) embraces the concept of Museum Without Walls - an outward facing museum that takes an active role in challenging perceptions, in fostering social change and in providing access and information to diverse audiences, using new technologies to step beyond the traditional museum context. The main project output is the development of a multi-functional, digital interpretation and data-management toolkit to create new, unique on-site and off-site customer experiences in specific locations in the northern environment. Innovation will be used to enhance capacities and preparedness of local and regional communities, by raising awareness of natural and cultural heritage sites. The aim is to protect, promote and develop sites that are at risk due to a changing climate, or those we consider of particular significance for future generations. CINE contributes to sustainable management of natural and cultural heritage in remote areas by collecting, sharing and creating knowledge that can be transferred to diverse audiences with a view to empowering the public, to strengthen communities and to influence regional planning and policy. The toolkit will create public interfaces such as interpretation apps, on-site virtual time travel, and virtual remote tours to inaccessible sites. These methods will transform the cultural and natural heritage experience, enable sustainable environmental management, whilst increasing accessibility for older people, for people without the means to travel, and people with disabilities.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233396","LiquidEdge will create a cloud hosted network and service management platform supporting Wifi network operations at large venues.","LiquidEdge will create a cloud hosted network and service management platform supporting Wifi network operations at large venues.","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","31/10/2016","50","290831.31","EUR","145415.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","LiquidEdge will create a cloud hosted network and service management platform supporting Wifi network operations at large venues.","LiquidEdge will create a cloud hosted network and service management platform supporting Wifi network operations at large venues.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234055","Ciaran Reilly/Prim","Ciaran Reilly/Prim","Ireland",null,"07/08/2014","31/12/2015","50","201.36","EUR","100.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532017","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13553: Ciaran is setting up a business service to crop growers as Approved Registered Pesticide Equipment Tester.","13553: Ciaran is setting up a business service to crop growers as Approved Registered Pesticide Equipment Tester.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233422","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 and 35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 and 35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2018","50","8324.5","EUR","4162.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531970",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 and 35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 and 35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232260","Low Cost Pure Hydrogen Generating System","Low Cost Pure Hydrogen Generating System","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/03/2017","50","231981.08","EUR","115990.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Low Cost Pure Hydrogen Generating System","Low Cost Pure Hydrogen Generating System","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234220","EVM LTD 158052","EVM LTD 158052","Ireland",null,"13/03/2015",null,"50","25000","EUR","12500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531788",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13842: Recruitment of a Chief Technical Officer to manage EVM's vehicle requirements","13842: Recruitment of a Chief Technical Officer to manage EVM's vehicle requirements","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232176","Design and manufacture of costume jewellery targeted at museums, galleries, cultural institutions and high street retail outlets. The grant was to support one salary","Design and manufacture of costume jewellery targeted at museums, galleries, cultural institutions and high street retail outlets. The grant was to support one salary","Ireland",null,"16/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","5000","EUR","2500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531379","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Design and manufacture of costume jewellery targeted at museums, galleries, cultural institutions and high street retail outlets. The grant was to support one salary","Design and manufacture of costume jewellery targeted at museums, galleries, cultural institutions and high street retail outlets. The grant was to support one salary","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233439","UNIVET LTD 159053","UNIVET LTD 159053","Ireland",null,"27/02/2015","14/03/2017","50","69593.58","EUR","34796.79","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531986","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop hybrid teat sealant product","Develop hybrid teat sealant product","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234157","Applied Concepts Ltd","Applied Concepts Ltd","Ireland",null,"21/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","5288.72","EUR","2644.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531727","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13588: Winner of Best Established business category. Plans to grow the sand blasting pots  manufacturing business.","13588: Winner of Best Established business category. Plans to grow the sand blasting pots  manufacturing business.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296464","Policies to develop entrepreneurship and innovative SMEs in rural areas","Policies to develop entrepreneurship and innovative SMEs in rural areas","Greece|Portugal|Ireland|Slovenia|Romania|Hungary|Spain",null,"01/01/2017","30/06/2021","83.02","1022597","EUR","848918.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4364318","42.3401832,-3.7027422|52.3532758,-7.6993901|41.4468953,-8.2941833|46.2443525,14.3678286|47.1859302,18.4510292|38.1438517,22.3508998|47.139214,24.501547",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Gorenjska|Mid-West Region|Province of Burgos|Ave|Αχαΐα|Fejér|Bistriţa-Năsăud","SI042|IE051|ES412|PT119|EL632|HU211|RO112","2014-2020","The key policy instruments linked to Investments and Growth are managed mostly from the main cities (regional or national capitals), often disconnected to rural areas, and have less impact in areas of lower population density, in particular the actions towards innovation of the SMEs. The promotion of entrepreneurship spirit has also to be further developed in rural areas, and in particular the promotion of new niches of business opportunities, such as “Energy, Environment, Eco-industries, ICT or Social Innovation”. Rural SMEs aims at improving the policies on regional support systems for entrepreneurs through exchange of experiences and identification of good practices, implementing the lessons learnt in regional action plans to increase the creation of innovative SMEs in rural areas, but also supporting those which are already established to introduce innovation in their dayly activity. To achieve this goal the project envisages the identification, transfer and adoption of projects, measures and policies that would contribute to find out solutions to key challenges that face business development in less populated areas, such as: access to finance; communication and logistics; access to knowledge; innovation services support. In particular, and through the organization of 7 Study visits, 4 Workshops & 2 Seminars, involving the partner’s staff and the relevant regional stakeholders, the project will focus on supporting measures linked to SMEs in all stages of their life cycle to achieve growth and engage in innovation: a) Rural Entrepreneurship (public support, new niches, young entrepreneurs) and b) Innovative Rural SMEs (public support, circular economy, social innovation, etc.).","The key policy instruments linked to Investments and Growth are managed mostly from the main cities (regional or national capitals), often disconnected to rural areas, and have less impact in areas of lower population density, in particular the actions towards innovation of the SMEs. The promotion of entrepreneurship spirit has also to be further developed in rural areas, and in particular the promotion of new niches of business opportunities, such as “Energy, Environment, Eco-industries, ICT or Social Innovation”. Rural SMEs aims at improving the policies on regional support systems for entrepreneurs through exchange of experiences and identification of good practices, implementing the lessons learnt in regional action plans to increase the creation of innovative SMEs in rural areas, but also supporting those which are already established to introduce innovation in their dayly activity. To achieve this goal the project envisages the identification, transfer and adoption of projects, measures and policies that would contribute to find out solutions to key challenges that face business development in less populated areas, such as: access to finance; communication and logistics; access to knowledge; innovation services support. In particular, and through the organization of 7 Study visits, 4 Workshops & 2 Seminars, involving the partner’s staff and the relevant regional stakeholders, the project will focus on supporting measures linked to SMEs in all stages of their life cycle to achieve growth and engage in innovation: a) Rural Entrepreneurship (public support, new niches, young entrepreneurs) and b) Innovative Rural SMEs (public support, circular economy, social innovation, etc.).","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234233","Social Shopping Discovery and Engagement Platform","Social Shopping Discovery and Engagement Platform","Ireland",null,"16/09/2015","19/11/2015","50","12800","EUR","6400","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Social Shopping Discovery and Engagement Platform.","Social Shopping Discovery and Engagement Platform.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235259","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157942","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157942","Ireland",null,"04/02/2015","30/06/2017","50","33926.36","EUR","16963.18","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531720",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop higher heat resistant composites","Develop higher heat resistant composites","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296688","Online Guidance Applications and Practices Promoting Health Literacy in the Northern Periphery","Online Guidance Applications and Practices Promoting Health Literacy in the Northern Periphery","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"05/06/2015","05/01/2016","65","44994.5","EUR","29246.42","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363420","53.9744322,-10.0852574|55.1497581,-6.6751586|51.8821,-8.53082|65.6179964,22.1401794|66.4810265,25.7228833",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Lapland|Norrbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Causeway Coast and Glens","FI1D7|SE332|IE053|IE042|UKN0C","2014-2020","The aim of the preparatory project is to produce a main project application called ‘Arctic Apps for Health and Wellbeing’- Online Guidance Applications and Practices Promoting Health Literacy in the Northern Periphery. The goal is to create an ewpowering, self-care supportive “mHealth and Welfare Box” application for citizens and an “eHealth and Welfare Card” application for communicating with professionals’. This will be a transnational and multidisciplinary effort involving researchers, educational organizations, public service authorities and ICT enterprises.","The aim of the preparatory project is to produce a main project application called ‘Arctic Apps for Health and Wellbeing’- Online Guidance Applications and Practices Promoting Health Literacy in the Northern Periphery. The goal is to create an ewpowering, self-care supportive “mHealth and Welfare Box” application for citizens and an “eHealth and Welfare Card” application for communicating with professionals’. This will be a transnational and multidisciplinary effort involving researchers, educational organizations, public service authorities and ICT enterprises.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232245","Rapid, Near Pateitn, Detection of Sepsis","Rapid, Near Pateitn, Detection of Sepsis","Ireland",null,"18/08/2014","11/11/2016","50","215209.08","EUR","107604.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Rapid, Near Pateitn, Detection of Sepsis","Rapid, Near Pateitn, Detection of Sepsis","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234208","SecViz- An Intelligent Security Dashboard for Visualisation of Heterogeneous Security Events","SecViz- An Intelligent Security Dashboard for Visualisation of Heterogeneous Security Events","Ireland",null,"01/03/2015","29/02/2016","50","54871.09","EUR","27435.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","an intelligent security dashboard for visualisation of heterogeneous security events.","an intelligent security dashboard for visualisation of heterogeneous security events.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234107","LEO Monaghan IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Monaghan IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","7958.86","EUR","3979.43","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532052","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297413","Bilateral Regional Accord between Ireland and Wales","Bilateral Regional Accord between Ireland and Wales","Ireland",null,"01/09/2019","31/08/2021","80","1460731","EUR","1168585","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698","51.8929592,-8.4937711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","BRAINWAVES uses a circular economic approach to manage slurry and dirty water, developing technology to remediate these wastewaters, to generate economically valuable feed, and thus to enhance the competitiveness of the beef and dairy industry in the target area.","BRAINWAVES uses a circular economic approach to manage slurry and dirty water, developing technology to remediate these wastewaters, to generate economically valuable feed, and thus to enhance the competitiveness of the beef and dairy industry in the target area.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232243","Point-of-care fibrinogen monitoring","Point-of-care fibrinogen monitoring","Ireland",null,"01/07/2016","31/10/2018","50","69705.75","EUR","34852.88","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Point-of-care fibrinogen monitoring","Point-of-care fibrinogen monitoring","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234089","LEO Mayo Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Mayo Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","114100","EUR","57050","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532038","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote micro-enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring, and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote micro-enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring, and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298466","Journeys","Journeys","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/08/2017","31/12/2021","85","5074283.26","EUR","4313140.77","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380102","54.6010757,-5.9290199|55.0462104,-6.9452548|54.2475482,-6.971881",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region|Belfast|Causeway Coast and Glens","IE041|UKN06|UKN0C","2014-2020","Today key threats continue to impact the life chances of many young people in N Ireland & Border Counties. The fragility of the peace process has increased, as paramilitarism remains a threat & tensions continue (Nolan, 2014). Increasingly triggers such as, flags, emblems, parades, protests, heighten community tension & anti-social behaviour (CC&G GR Strategy 2014/17) & there are ongoing legacy issues in border counties (Cavan P&R Action Plan, 2011/13). Coupled with high unemployment of 18-24 year olds 15% (DfE, 2016) and 17% in border region (CSO QNHS data, 2016); this creates a lethal cocktail for young people in highly deprived target areas. Through uniting diverse organisations & young people across communities, key partners Springboard, Roe Valley Residents Association & Cavan Monaghan ETB with locally rooted associate partners from Belfast, Limavady & Cavan/Monaghan, aim to deliver Journeys, an innovative cross-community/cross-border initiative. Between 2017-2021 the programme will work with 1016 young people aged 14-24 years, who are disadvantaged, excluded or marginalised, have deep social and emotional needs, & are at risk of becoming involved in anti-social behaviour, violence or dissident activity. Partners will ensure programme interventions are responsive to need & contribute to defined outputs of 1016 completing approved programmes that develop soft skills & respect for diversity: Ignite & DEFINE: working up to 7 months with 424 14-17 year olds, targets a younger age group ‘in transition’ to adulthood & open to generational/contextual influences & at-risk of anti-social behaviour. Gamechanger & DEFINE: working up to 7 months with 184 young people, including looked after children, have high emotional/social needs, vulnerable to manipulation & negative influences. Gener8: a 7-month youth-led programme & Options a 6-month programme, working with 200 young people at risk of isolation due to social & emotional issues & at risk/actively involved in legacy issues, including those impacted by trans-generational trauma. Fusion: a 7-month prog, with 104 young people from marching community & Xceler8: a 6-month programme working with 104 young people with potential leadership capacity. Journeys will also contribute to outputs of 1016 young people completing baseline assessments/individual development plans, 70% of 664 attaining an OCN Level II qualification & 80% completing Journeys. Focusing on outcome areas of personal development, good relations & citizenship each programme will offer responsive ‘tools for change’, leading to 70% increase in personal & social capabilities & increased wellbeing, increased engagement & appreciation of people of diverse backgrounds/circumstance & greater understanding of citizenship and ability to engage positively with family, community & society. Critically the programme will contribute to specific results of the programme, as Journeys aims to a 10% increase of 16 year olds who; socialise/play sport with people from a different religious community; who think relations between Protestants & Catholics are better than they were in five years ago; think relations between Protestants and Catholics will be better in five years’ time. Embedded is programme principles, a person-centred ethos, participants experiences/needs/interest and culture of co-design; Journeys will offer responsive, varied tools for change including issue based workshops on outcome areas; themed workshops eg music/symbolism reflected in Easter Rising/Somme, speakers & masterclasses, adventure learning to establish/reinforce group dynamic, Pay it Forward showcase to share learning, accredited qualifications & service activity to provide bonding opportunities. Activities will bring about positive change across outcome areas, with programmes over 6-7 months & between 3-4 days/week; venue choices will also accelerate pace of change as participants expand their comfort zone. Programmes will be led by experienced & qualified staff & accomplished organisations eg average retention rate of 82%. Journeys will also have a meaningful, ongoing & change focused contact between young people cross border, with shared activities eg Journeys Camp; marching bands workshops, peer-led good relations sessions, all underpinned by a proven pedagogical good relations approach. Aligned to the prevailing strategic policy & context, Journeys’ additionally is reflected in the entirety of its approach. The collective assets of the partnership, design of tailored responses & delivery of cross-cutting activities to reinforce learning & underpin a sense of belonging & interdependence, bring opportunities for significant impacts that can be synergised into communities. Journeys also has high complementarity as need/demand exceeds current provision. This is echoed by local associate partners, who see the initiative as needed & complementary to existing provision. Selected through a robust options analysis, Journeys also maximises partner","Today key threats continue to impact the life chances of many young people in N Ireland & Border Counties. The fragility of the peace process has increased, as paramilitarism remains a threat & tensions continue (Nolan, 2014). Increasingly triggers such as, flags, emblems, parades, protests, heighten community tension & anti-social behaviour (CC&G GR Strategy 2014/17) & there are ongoing legacy issues in border counties (Cavan P&R Action Plan, 2011/13). Coupled with high unemployment of 18-24 year olds 15% (DfE, 2016) and 17% in border region (CSO QNHS data, 2016); this creates a lethal cocktail for young people in highly deprived target areas. Through uniting diverse organisations & young people across communities, key partners Springboard, Roe Valley Residents Association & Cavan Monaghan ETB with locally rooted associate partners from Belfast, Limavady & Cavan/Monaghan, aim to deliver Journeys, an innovative cross-community/cross-border initiative. Between 2017-2021 the programme will work with 1016 young people aged 14-24 years, who are disadvantaged, excluded or marginalised, have deep social and emotional needs, & are at risk of becoming involved in anti-social behaviour, violence or dissident activity. Partners will ensure programme interventions are responsive to need & contribute to defined outputs of 1016 completing approved programmes that develop soft skills & respect for diversity: Ignite & DEFINE: working up to 7 months with 424 14-17 year olds, targets a younger age group ‘in transition’ to adulthood & open to generational/contextual influences & at-risk of anti-social behaviour. Gamechanger & DEFINE: working up to 7 months with 184 young people, including looked after children, have high emotional/social needs, vulnerable to manipulation & negative influences. Gener8: a 7-month youth-led programme & Options a 6-month programme, working with 200 young people at risk of isolation due to social & emotional issues & at risk/actively involved in legacy issues, including those impacted by trans-generational trauma. Fusion: a 7-month prog, with 104 young people from marching community & Xceler8: a 6-month programme working with 104 young people with potential leadership capacity. Journeys will also contribute to outputs of 1016 young people completing baseline assessments/individual development plans, 70% of 664 attaining an OCN Level II qualification & 80% completing Journeys. Focusing on outcome areas of personal development, good relations & citizenship each programme will offer responsive ‘tools for change’, leading to 70% increase in personal & social capabilities & increased wellbeing, increased engagement & appreciation of people of diverse backgrounds/circumstance & greater understanding of citizenship and ability to engage positively with family, community & society. Critically the programme will contribute to specific results of the programme, as Journeys aims to a 10% increase of 16 year olds who; socialise/play sport with people from a different religious community; who think relations between Protestants & Catholics are better than they were in five years ago; think relations between Protestants and Catholics will be better in five years’ time. Embedded is programme principles, a person-centred ethos, participants experiences/needs/interest and culture of co-design; Journeys will offer responsive, varied tools for change including issue based workshops on outcome areas; themed workshops eg music/symbolism reflected in Easter Rising/Somme, speakers & masterclasses, adventure learning to establish/reinforce group dynamic, Pay it Forward showcase to share learning, accredited qualifications & service activity to provide bonding opportunities. Activities will bring about positive change across outcome areas, with programmes over 6-7 months & between 3-4 days/week; venue choices will also accelerate pace of change as participants expand their comfort zone. Programmes will be led by experienced & qualified staff & accomplished organisations eg average retention rate of 82%. Journeys will also have a meaningful, ongoing & change focused contact between young people cross border, with shared activities eg Journeys Camp; marching bands workshops, peer-led good relations sessions, all underpinned by a proven pedagogical good relations approach. Aligned to the prevailing strategic policy & context, Journeys’ additionally is reflected in the entirety of its approach. The collective assets of the partnership, design of tailored responses & delivery of cross-cutting activities to reinforce learning & underpin a sense of belonging & interdependence, bring opportunities for significant impacts that can be synergised into communities. Journeys also has high complementarity as need/demand exceeds current provision. This is echoed by local associate partners, who see the initiative as needed & complementary to existing provision. Selected through a robust options analysis, Journeys also maximises partner","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233300","CONNECT The Centre for Future Networks and Communications","CONNECT The Centre for Future Networks and Communications","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2020","50","7686260.56","EUR","3843130.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","CONNECT The Centre for Future Networks and Communications","CONNECT The Centre for Future Networks and Communications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296067","Energizing Education to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions","Energizing Education to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Luxembourg",null,"10/01/2019","09/05/2023","60","4324754.8","EUR","2594852.88","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359820","51.5068417,-0.2052636|53.3853317,-6.2588403|53.2836156,-9.0640111|47.3840128,0.675046|47.9011178,1.9096684|48.8476037,2.2639934|51.9989427,4.3761059|49.622899,6.112296|49.7678876,6.6291043|49.7697017,6.6606652",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|West Region, Ireland|Trier|Indre-et-Loire|Loiret|Delft en Westland|Kensington & Chelsea and Hammersmith & Fulham|Luxembourg|Paris","IE061|IE042|DEB21|FRB04|FRB06|NL333|UKI33|LU000|FR101","2014-2020","With the aging of the existing post-primary school building stock (new schools/deep retro-fits can take years from planning to completion) there is a need for low-cost solutions that enable long-term resource efficiency in schools & reduced greenhouse gas emission (GHG). EU building energy directives & climate actions to 2020 & 2030 underpin this necessity. ENERGE addresses this need using targeted physical interventions that combine a web based platform & building sensors (e.g. electrical, thermal etc) with behavioural studies & new educational approaches that enable schools engage in energy & GHG mitigation. This holistic, adaptable & multidisciplinary approach will combine sociological, pedagogic & communications expertise with low cost technology, ICT interventions & systems engineering. ENERGE will be demonstrated in schools in France, Germany, Luxembourg, Ireland, the Netherlands and the UK. ENERGE aims to achieve a minimum 15% reduction in total energy consumption at 12 demonstration site schools over the project period & will engage and enable management, teachers, students and maintenance staff (entire school ecosystem) to reduce energy consumption by developing a new web-based platform tailored to different stakeholder within the school ecosystem. Long-term impacts will be consolidated by the development of additional and revised educational material to supplement existing school curricula (for students aged 12-18 i.e. formative years). ENERGE will track the effects of project initiatives beyond the school environment into the domestic environment of staff and students (24 homes) to monitor how interventions in school can have wider impacts beyond the school environment. ENERGE committees will be established in the demonstration schools to provide a focus for transnational engagement of project schools, longterm studies of the project impact & to enable the whole school community engage with & sustain energy efficiency & GHG mitigation.","With the aging of the existing post-primary school building stock (new schools/deep retro-fits can take years from planning to completion) there is a need for low-cost solutions that enable long-term resource efficiency in schools & reduced greenhouse gas emission (GHG). EU building energy directives & climate actions to 2020 & 2030 underpin this necessity. ENERGE addresses this need using targeted physical interventions that combine a web based platform & building sensors (e.g. electrical, thermal etc) with behavioural studies & new educational approaches that enable schools engage in energy & GHG mitigation. This holistic, adaptable & multidisciplinary approach will combine sociological, pedagogic & communications expertise with low cost technology, ICT interventions & systems engineering. ENERGE will be demonstrated in schools in France, Germany, Luxembourg, Ireland, the Netherlands and the UK. ENERGE aims to achieve a minimum 15% reduction in total energy consumption at 12 demonstration site schools over the project period & will engage and enable management, teachers, students and maintenance staff (entire school ecosystem) to reduce energy consumption by developing a new web-based platform tailored to different stakeholder within the school ecosystem. Long-term impacts will be consolidated by the development of additional and revised educational material to supplement existing school curricula (for students aged 12-18 i.e. formative years). ENERGE will track the effects of project initiatives beyond the school environment into the domestic environment of staff and students (24 homes) to monitor how interventions in school can have wider impacts beyond the school environment. ENERGE committees will be established in the demonstration schools to provide a focus for transnational engagement of project schools, longterm studies of the project impact & to enable the whole school community engage with & sustain energy efficiency & GHG mitigation.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234036","LEO Louth M2 2017","LEO Louth M2 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/01/2017","50","211931.91","EUR","105965.96","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531924","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235271","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157944","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157944","Ireland",null,"04/02/2015","30/06/2017","50","5327.01","EUR","2663.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531720",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop biodegradable composites","Develop biodegradable composites","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300786","The Next Chapter","The Next Chapter","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2017","31/12/2019","85","1453225.86","EUR","1235241.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368995","54.60498,-5.8320529|54.6122623,-5.9287205|53.3921814,-7.6962051",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Midlands Region|Belfast","IE063|UKN06","2014-2020","The Next Chapter will empower women to address the under-representation of women’s participation in peace and reconciliation, and in public and political life. Participants will enhance their capacity to contribute to peace and reconciliation and to progress gender equality on a regional basis through: Capacity building initiatives; Development of a support network; Working on cross-community and cross-border basis, and, Building their experience of influencing policy development. Through lead partner Politics Plus, and fellow partners NICVA and Irish Rural Link, the ten established Chapters will be supported and have access to decision-making bodies in Northern Ireland (NI) and the Republic of Ireland (RoI), thus supporting cross-community and cross-border collaboration. In terms of strategic policy and context, The Next Chapter will contribute towards the strategic aims and objectives of gender equality policies from the European Union (EU), NI and RoI. The Next Chapter will complement the strategic context set forward in: EU policies including Women’s Charter in 2010, Women on the Board Pledge for Europe in 2011, European Pact for Gender Equality 2011-2020; RoI policies including National Women’s Strategy 2007-2016 and Gender Parity in Decision Making in Ireland in 2013; and, NI policies including the Women in Politics and the Northern Ireland Assembly Review in 2014. By increasing competencies of participants, the project will serve to create a network of women collaborating to improve gender balance in public/political life; create positive cross-community working relationships; and contribute to peace and reconciliation. With regards to need and demand, extensive research illustrates that women’s power to contribute to decision-making at an executive level in the region, has been largely restricted. Institutionalised barriers exist to the participation of women in initiatives which have been developed to deal with the legacy of the NI conflict. This continued imbalance in gender representation within key decision-making positions continues to present equality issues, and can only be addressed through long term strategy, interventions and projects such as this proposal. Four project options were considered: Do nothing, Continuing existing projects, Seeking financial support from political parties to fund this work, Submitting proposal for funding to SEUPB under Peace IV Programme (the preferred option). Through the SEUPB funding, this proposal can be implemented on a larger scale and on a cross-border basis, therefore maximising its impact and thus creating a lasting legacy. The Next Chapter will have accountable and transparent financial policies and controls to ensure financial sustainability. The lead partner will be responsible for: Creating business cases for approval;","The Next Chapter will empower women to address the under-representation of women’s participation in peace and reconciliation, and in public and political life. Participants will enhance their capacity to contribute to peace and reconciliation and to progress gender equality on a regional basis through: Capacity building initiatives; Development of a support network; Working on cross-community and cross-border basis, and, Building their experience of influencing policy development. Through lead partner Politics Plus, and fellow partners NICVA and Irish Rural Link, the ten established Chapters will be supported and have access to decision-making bodies in Northern Ireland (NI) and the Republic of Ireland (RoI), thus supporting cross-community and cross-border collaboration. In terms of strategic policy and context, The Next Chapter will contribute towards the strategic aims and objectives of gender equality policies from the European Union (EU), NI and RoI. The Next Chapter will complement the strategic context set forward in: EU policies including Women’s Charter in 2010, Women on the Board Pledge for Europe in 2011, European Pact for Gender Equality 2011-2020; RoI policies including National Women’s Strategy 2007-2016 and Gender Parity in Decision Making in Ireland in 2013; and, NI policies including the Women in Politics and the Northern Ireland Assembly Review in 2014. By increasing competencies of participants, the project will serve to create a network of women collaborating to improve gender balance in public/political life; create positive cross-community working relationships; and contribute to peace and reconciliation. With regards to need and demand, extensive research illustrates that women’s power to contribute to decision-making at an executive level in the region, has been largely restricted. Institutionalised barriers exist to the participation of women in initiatives which have been developed to deal with the legacy of the NI conflict. This continued imbalance in gender representation within key decision-making positions continues to present equality issues, and can only be addressed through long term strategy, interventions and projects such as this proposal. Four project options were considered: Do nothing, Continuing existing projects, Seeking financial support from political parties to fund this work, Submitting proposal for funding to SEUPB under Peace IV Programme (the preferred option). Through the SEUPB funding, this proposal can be implemented on a larger scale and on a cross-border basis, therefore maximising its impact and thus creating a lasting legacy. The Next Chapter will have accountable and transparent financial policies and controls to ensure financial sustainability. The lead partner will be responsible for: Creating business cases for approval;","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233471","ASHLEY MARTIN LTD 158769","ASHLEY MARTIN LTD 158769","Ireland",null,"14/07/2015","18/09/2017","50","22573","EUR","11286.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532087","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","New equipment for improving efficiency of shopfitting for export","New equipment for improving efficiency of shopfitting for export","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233402","Advanced Prediction for Production & Processing Innovation - a software platform will be developed utilising a state of the art software architecture to data mine multiple data sources & predict fluctuations in the milk supply chain","Advanced Prediction for Production & Processing Innovation - a software platform will be developed utilising a state of the art software architecture to data mine multiple data sources & predict fluctuations in the milk supply chain","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","28/02/2017","50","346787.71","EUR","173393.85","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Advanced Prediction for Production & Processing Innovation - a software platform will be developed utilising a state of the art software architecture to data mine multiple data sources & predict fluctuations in the milk supply chain","Advanced Prediction for Production & Processing Innovation - a software platform will be developed utilising a state of the art software architecture to data mine multiple data sources & predict fluctuations in the milk supply chain","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234228","Device for the localised and precision treatment for Cervical Cancer","Device for the localised and precision treatment for Cervical Cancer","Ireland",null,"12/09/2016","27/01/2017","50","11836.8","EUR","5918.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Device for the localised and precision treatment for cervical cancer.","Device for the localised and precision treatment for cervical cancer.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298261","Atlantic cluster for the technology and economic innovation in \"nautical\" sector","Atlantic cluster for the technology and economic innovation in \"nautical\" sector","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"31/05/2017","31/05/2020","75","3000000","EUR","2250000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4378016","49.1154686,-1.0828136|46.160329,-1.151139|47.218371,-1.553621|48.117266,-1.6777926|27.9816975,-15.3783403|32.6669328,-16.9240554|47.997542,-4.097899|57.477773,-4.224721|48.390394,-4.486076|37.3890924,-5.9844589|54.8652935,-6.2802213|54.653827,-8.1096143|42.8782132,-8.5448445|40.3470015,-8.5933462|52.6638367,-8.6267343|42.416489,-8.8252502|41.6918046,-8.834451",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Madeira|Gran Canaria|Mid-West Region|Border Region|Seville Province|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Coimbra Region|Alto Minho Subregion|Loire-Atlantique|Finistère|Manche|Ille-et-Vilaine|Charente-Maritime|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Mid and East Antrim","PT300|ES705|IE051|IE041|ES618|ES114|ES111|PT16E|PT111|FRG01|FRH02|FRD12|FRH03|FRI32|UKM62|UKN0F","2014-2020","The nautical industry offers a significant potential for job creation and is a vector for economic development and wealth for the Atlantic Area territories. The marine leisure industry is worth EUR 8.9Bn and employs 85,000 people across the Atlantic Area. The CAPITEN project has 2 goals: - to promote economic development and jobs by enhancing the local natural and cultural heritage; - to create an industry cluster to organise its concerted development and promote the emergence of innovative products and services, bolstering the attractiveness of the destination resorts and well-being of the local residents, as well as attracting a new tourist clientele. CAPITEN aims to organise the sector on 3 interdependent and complementary hubs of excellence that form a virtuous circle: i) tourism, water sports and coastal activities, ii) industry, services, trade, iii) sailing and ports. After a study on the ground among professionals of the sector, partners proposed a concrete actions' plan to increase the attractiveness of the Atlantic regions and draw new customers. This cluster will strengthening cooperation between the Atlantic regions for a common services offers strengthening blue growth on this area.","The nautical industry offers a significant potential for job creation and is a vector for economic development and wealth for the Atlantic Area territories. The marine leisure industry is worth EUR 8.9Bn and employs 85,000 people across the Atlantic Area. The CAPITEN project has 2 goals: - to promote economic development and jobs by enhancing the local natural and cultural heritage; - to create an industry cluster to organise its concerted development and promote the emergence of innovative products and services, bolstering the attractiveness of the destination resorts and well-being of the local residents, as well as attracting a new tourist clientele. CAPITEN aims to organise the sector on 3 interdependent and complementary hubs of excellence that form a virtuous circle: i) tourism, water sports and coastal activities, ii) industry, services, trade, iii) sailing and ports. After a study on the ground among professionals of the sector, partners proposed a concrete actions' plan to increase the attractiveness of the Atlantic regions and draw new customers. This cluster will strengthening cooperation between the Atlantic regions for a common services offers strengthening blue growth on this area.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297764","Supporting eco-innovations towards international markets","Supporting eco-innovations towards international markets","Sweden|Denmark|Poland|Lithuania|Greece|Netherlands|Ireland|Latvia|Spain",null,"01/04/2016","31/03/2021","83.57","1556571","EUR","1300764.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4360322","38.0135325,-1.173887|52.354692,-7.699416|54.9976952,11.8926232|55.4871867,12.1567095|58.3978364,15.5760072|58.41393,15.6122535|40.3306084,21.7886602|53.1355329,23.170882|57.3119768,25.2635671|54.7515924,25.2648936|52.0949847,5.1530712",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Östergötland County|Vilnius County|Mid-West Region|Østsjælland|Γρεβενά, Κοζάνη|Vest- og Sydsjælland|Vidzeme|Białostocki|Utrecht","SE123|LT011|IE051|DK021|EL531|DK022|LV008|PL841|NL310","2014-2020","We aim to improve SMEs uptake of Environmentally Sustainable Innovations (ESIs) into their business. For that the regions need to work further on how to develop models such as the cooperative business support model, where the focus should be on possible measures for business development and how companies can evolve towards an Environmentally Driven Export Market (EDEM) while working together with the whole chain of support and in close interaction with the SMEs themselves. Herein lays a need to create an international network of contacts concerning how public and private bodies can work on these issues in order to improve policy delivery for an Environmentally Driven Business Development of SMEs. EDBD implies an instrumental meaning; the purpose is to develop the businesses by developing the environmental dimension in their use of technology, in their business dealings, and their markets, i.e. the environmental aspect is a tool to develop business. As such, EDBD does not only include Clean Technologies, but also product development in other fields of business that utilize an environmentally friendly approach. The gap that we intend to address is the mid-level / regional support for EDBD/EDPD with a learning approach that clearly focuses on the needs of SMEs and that involve a close interaction between the public actors, the private actors, academia and SMEs. Attention will be given to understanding the prerequisites for supporting ESIs in SMEs and developing an EDEM. The aim is to: develop, improve and adapt regional policies that support increased international commercialization of SMEs’ ESIs and environmentally friendly products (EFPs) – better support mechanism that help mature the region’s businesses will in turn lead to improved conditions for export of EFPs and lead to increased competitiveness. The above will be accomplished thru exchange of experiences and practices, benchmarking and analysis of challenges and needs.","We aim to improve SMEs uptake of Environmentally Sustainable Innovations (ESIs) into their business. For that the regions need to work further on how to develop models such as the cooperative business support model, where the focus should be on possible measures for business development and how companies can evolve towards an Environmentally Driven Export Market (EDEM) while working together with the whole chain of support and in close interaction with the SMEs themselves. Herein lays a need to create an international network of contacts concerning how public and private bodies can work on these issues in order to improve policy delivery for an Environmentally Driven Business Development of SMEs. EDBD implies an instrumental meaning; the purpose is to develop the businesses by developing the environmental dimension in their use of technology, in their business dealings, and their markets, i.e. the environmental aspect is a tool to develop business. As such, EDBD does not only include Clean Technologies, but also product development in other fields of business that utilize an environmentally friendly approach. The gap that we intend to address is the mid-level / regional support for EDBD/EDPD with a learning approach that clearly focuses on the needs of SMEs and that involve a close interaction between the public actors, the private actors, academia and SMEs. Attention will be given to understanding the prerequisites for supporting ESIs in SMEs and developing an EDEM. The aim is to: develop, improve and adapt regional policies that support increased international commercialization of SMEs’ ESIs and environmentally friendly products (EFPs) – better support mechanism that help mature the region’s businesses will in turn lead to improved conditions for export of EFPs and lead to increased competitiveness. The above will be accomplished thru exchange of experiences and practices, benchmarking and analysis of challenges and needs.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233491","Laser tools to enhance ultrasonic imaging of invasive medical devices REI1423","Laser tools to enhance ultrasonic imaging of invasive medical devices REI1423","Ireland",null,"28/11/2016","30/04/2017","50","7838.13","EUR","3919.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Laser tools to enhance ultrasonic imaging of invasive medical devices","Laser tools to enhance ultrasonic imaging of invasive medical devices","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233976","LEO Laois IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","LEO Laois IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","Ireland",null,"01/07/2016","31/12/2016","50","3837.52","EUR","1918.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531876","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234127","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157002","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157002","Ireland",null,"31/03/2014",null,"50","208926.58","EUR","104463.29","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532055","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13872: Development of a fungal based GMO  enzyme production platform for use in biofuels","13872: Development of a fungal based GMO  enzyme production platform for use in biofuels","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299069","Promoting Social Inclusion and Inter-generational Cohesion in Cities, through Volunteerism","Promoting Social Inclusion and Inter-generational Cohesion in Cities, through Volunteerism","Poland|Italy|Portugal|Ireland|Germany|Croatia|Cyprus|Spain",null,"04/04/2018","04/06/2021","74.85","599954.25","EUR","449083.43","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4386041","38.60216,-0.04767|52.9877713,-6.9958326|41.8469965,-8.4177625|37.8488789,14.478517|46.1638469,15.749147|50.0475506,18.4735078|35.1161087,33.3790366|51.2362362,7.630312",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Province of Messina|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Alicante|Märkischer Kreis|Alto Minho Subregion|Krapinsko-zagorska županija|Cyprus|Rybnicki","ITG13|IE062|ES521|DEA58|PT111|HR064|CY000|PL227","2014-2020","The transfer network makes use of Volunteerism to approach social exclusion and poverty at the community level. Focus is given to an inter-generational collaboration where different age groups of both volunteers and individuals facing social problems work towards a sustainable evolution of the quality of life within local society. The network aims at structuring the volunteering activity giving validity to a bottom up approach, where volunteers can decide and implement actions.","The transfer network makes use of Volunteerism to approach social exclusion and poverty at the community level. Focus is given to an inter-generational collaboration where different age groups of both volunteers and individuals facing social problems work towards a sustainable evolution of the quality of life within local society. The network aims at structuring the volunteering activity giving validity to a bottom up approach, where volunteers can decide and implement actions.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234159","Applied Concepts Ltd Feasibility","Applied Concepts Ltd Feasibility","Ireland",null,"01/05/2015","31/12/2015","50","3600","EUR","1800","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531727","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13585: Development of a prototype sandblasting unit","13585: Development of a prototype sandblasting unit","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234162","Emma Rose Conroy","Emma Rose Conroy","Ireland",null,"31/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","19653","EUR","9826.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531734","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13598: Stallion semen agency for the showjumping sector","13598: Stallion semen agency for the showjumping sector","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232269","Precise Poultry","Precise Poultry","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","28/02/2018","50","23237.8","EUR","11618.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531477",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Precise Poultry","Precise Poultry","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296475","The Future of Europe’s Shrinking Rural Regions: Trends, Perspectives & New Agendas for Territorial Governance","The Future of Europe’s Shrinking Rural Regions: Trends, Perspectives & New Agendas for Territorial Governance","Finland|Sweden|Poland|Austria|Greece|Ireland|Bulgaria|Hungary|Croatia|Spain",null,"28/01/2019","22/12/2020","81.77","597560","EUR","488627.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356636","39.4796057,-0.364354|56.4565313,-3.0599174|52.8656519,-6.9128757|45.8263224,15.9884757|48.2079737,16.384474|59.3293235,18.0685808|47.47368,19.0740299|50.0753367,19.9068515|40.6268129,22.9625765|42.6933419,23.3348826|62.6010155,29.7635719",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR004","ESPON","North Karelia|Stockholm County|Kraków|South-East Region, Ireland|Valencia Province|София (столица)|Budapest|Θεσσαλονίκη|Grad Zagreb|Perth & Kinross and Stirling","FI1D3|SE110|PL213|IE052|ES523|BG411|HU110|EL522|HR050|UKM77","2014-2020","The following tasks shall be carried out within the framework of this applied research activity: ask 1: Research framework and data collection.The common standard of ESPON applied research activities is the delivery of pan-European comparative analyses. To achieve this, Task 1 should therefore be broken down into two key sub-tasks as follows: (a) Develop, through a comprehensive and systematic review of the literature, a theoretical and conceptual understanding of rural shrinkage. There exists a wealth of significant research literatures on the phenomenon of urban shrinkage and this literature should be thoroughly reviewed to examine the extent to which its theoretical concepts and analytic frameworks can be transferred to the rural sphere 22. This should be complemented by a wider review of apposite academic and policy literature. The ESPON Programme has also previously published several studies of relevance to this topic which should be comprehensively reviewed to build on their results, harness complementarities and avoid overlaps. Examples include: EDORA (European Development Opportunities in Rural Areas); PURR (Potential of Rural Regions); GEOSPECS (Geographic Specificities and Development Potentials in Europe); ECR2 (Economic Crisis and Resilience of Regions) and, PROFECY (Inner Peripheries: National territories facing challenges of access to basic services of general interest). Forthcoming relevant project also include URRUC (Improving Urban-Rural connectivity in Non-Metropolitan Regions).(b) Produce a conceptual and methodological framework for collecting quantitative data to arrive at a set of indicators that will assist in mapping and analysing rural shrinkage at European scale. This will require mobilising a practical and workable set of demographic, economic and environmental indicators to identify geographic trends in rural shrinkage at pan-European scale. A key part of this task is, therefore, the compilation of data and data sources, that the research intends to use to develop indicators and for carrying out the analysis. The analysis of the data and categorisation should result in systematic and generalisable typologies for identifying shrinking rural regions in Europe, in different geographic contexts, and for classifying rural regions ‘at risk’ of shrinkage. Data should be collected at national and regional (NUTS 3) level as much as possible covering the pre- and post- global financial crisis period (post-2001). In addition to established socio-economic data sources with pan-European Eurostat (or other) coverage, the research should also examine the usability and applicability of less-conventional indicators (e.g. quality of life indicators etc.). It is acknowledged that data challenges may be likely to arise in operationalising this research. In this context, it is important to frame data within a robust theoretical and conceptual understanding as specified in Task 1(a). It is also important to develop a proactive approach to troubleshoot challenges in relation to data collection, data harmonisation, missing data and data estimation. To overcome such data gaps, the development of new models, or applying existing models to estimate missing values, should be applied, including building upon existing ESPON studies (as described above). The ESPON M4D project has also explored various approaches to estimate regional data by disaggregation which could be taken as a possible. Prospective service providers should put forward, in their tender offer, a succinct outline of the integrated quantitative and qualitative methods proposed to be used to achieve the objectives of this research, with a focus on innovative and efficient methods, in response to the issues to be addressed in Task 1. Task 2: Case Studies. To bridge data gaps and possible weak comparability, produce a better interpretative understanding of the potential consequences for territorial governance in shrinking rural regions and for better capitalisation of knowledge, the quantitative analysis should be complemented with in-depth analysis from practical case studies. This qualitative analysis should include desktop research of secondary data sources and conducting interviews with key policy actors, stakeholders (including civil society and non-governmental organisations etc.) and academics/researchers at supra-national, national and regional scale to gain a more complete, rich and interpretative understanding of the research phenomenon under investigation.Eight (8) case studies, composing different types of European regions shall be selected with the aim to gather in-depth evidence from the perspective of policy actors and other stakeholders in respect of, inter alia: (i) ongoing trends affecting rural development at global, European and national scale; (ii) territorial dynamics and explanatory factors driving these trends; and (iii) various national/regional/local initiatives launched to address these trends, and their impacts on thes","The following tasks shall be carried out within the framework of this applied research activity: ask 1: Research framework and data collection.The common standard of ESPON applied research activities is the delivery of pan-European comparative analyses. To achieve this, Task 1 should therefore be broken down into two key sub-tasks as follows: (a) Develop, through a comprehensive and systematic review of the literature, a theoretical and conceptual understanding of rural shrinkage. There exists a wealth of significant research literatures on the phenomenon of urban shrinkage and this literature should be thoroughly reviewed to examine the extent to which its theoretical concepts and analytic frameworks can be transferred to the rural sphere 22. This should be complemented by a wider review of apposite academic and policy literature. The ESPON Programme has also previously published several studies of relevance to this topic which should be comprehensively reviewed to build on their results, harness complementarities and avoid overlaps. Examples include: EDORA (European Development Opportunities in Rural Areas); PURR (Potential of Rural Regions); GEOSPECS (Geographic Specificities and Development Potentials in Europe); ECR2 (Economic Crisis and Resilience of Regions) and, PROFECY (Inner Peripheries: National territories facing challenges of access to basic services of general interest). Forthcoming relevant project also include URRUC (Improving Urban-Rural connectivity in Non-Metropolitan Regions).(b) Produce a conceptual and methodological framework for collecting quantitative data to arrive at a set of indicators that will assist in mapping and analysing rural shrinkage at European scale. This will require mobilising a practical and workable set of demographic, economic and environmental indicators to identify geographic trends in rural shrinkage at pan-European scale. A key part of this task is, therefore, the compilation of data and data sources, that the research intends to use to develop indicators and for carrying out the analysis. The analysis of the data and categorisation should result in systematic and generalisable typologies for identifying shrinking rural regions in Europe, in different geographic contexts, and for classifying rural regions ‘at risk’ of shrinkage. Data should be collected at national and regional (NUTS 3) level as much as possible covering the pre- and post- global financial crisis period (post-2001). In addition to established socio-economic data sources with pan-European Eurostat (or other) coverage, the research should also examine the usability and applicability of less-conventional indicators (e.g. quality of life indicators etc.). It is acknowledged that data challenges may be likely to arise in operationalising this research. In this context, it is important to frame data within a robust theoretical and conceptual understanding as specified in Task 1(a). It is also important to develop a proactive approach to troubleshoot challenges in relation to data collection, data harmonisation, missing data and data estimation. To overcome such data gaps, the development of new models, or applying existing models to estimate missing values, should be applied, including building upon existing ESPON studies (as described above). The ESPON M4D project has also explored various approaches to estimate regional data by disaggregation which could be taken as a possible. Prospective service providers should put forward, in their tender offer, a succinct outline of the integrated quantitative and qualitative methods proposed to be used to achieve the objectives of this research, with a focus on innovative and efficient methods, in response to the issues to be addressed in Task 1. Task 2: Case Studies. To bridge data gaps and possible weak comparability, produce a better interpretative understanding of the potential consequences for territorial governance in shrinking rural regions and for better capitalisation of knowledge, the quantitative analysis should be complemented with in-depth analysis from practical case studies. This qualitative analysis should include desktop research of secondary data sources and conducting interviews with key policy actors, stakeholders (including civil society and non-governmental organisations etc.) and academics/researchers at supra-national, national and regional scale to gain a more complete, rich and interpretative understanding of the research phenomenon under investigation.Eight (8) case studies, composing different types of European regions shall be selected with the aim to gather in-depth evidence from the perspective of policy actors and other stakeholders in respect of, inter alia: (i) ongoing trends affecting rural development at global, European and national scale; (ii) territorial dynamics and explanatory factors driving these trends; and (iii) various national/regional/local initiatives launched to address these trends, and their impacts on thes","Ministry of Sustainable Development and Infrastructures Department for Spatial Planning and Development (DATER), Division for European Affairs, Luxembourg"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300640","MAinstreaming Responsible Innovation in European S3","MAinstreaming Responsible Innovation in European S3","Finland|Italy|Greece|Ireland|France|Germany|Romania|Spain",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","85","1906855","EUR","1620826.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4371810","52.2626536,-7.1166209|42.863153,-8.5536259|47.8446467,1.9404407|54.3365727,10.1532008|44.2219051,12.0413135|37.9640423,23.7257626|37.9992651,23.7327741|61.5022079,23.7631757|61.4942347,23.7804113|44.4443668,26.0964446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Pirkanmaa|South-East Region, Ireland|Province of Forlì-Cesena|A Coruña Province|Loiret|Κεντρικός Τομέας Αθηνών|Bucureşti|Kiel","FI197|IE052|ITH58|ES111|FRB06|EL303|RO321|DEF02","2014-2020","The European Commission (Science in Dialogue Towards a European Model for Responsible Research and Innovation, 2012) states: “we can only find the right answers to the challenges we face by involving as many stakeholders as possible in the research and innovation process. Research and innovation must respond to the needs and ambitions of society, reflect its values, and be responsible.” The statement is clear, but the road from intent to implementation is long. EU regions are starting to address Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), but they face common challenges of perceived complexity of the concept and means of application, lack of appropriate approaches for public authorities and lack of awareness over its huge potential impacts. In MARIE, partners from 8 regions face these challenges together in the context of their smart specialisation priority sectors. Their objective is to improve regional public policy that supports delivery of RRI to enterprises’ product, process and service design, production and distribution. Changes are expected in projects funded by policy instruments and in policy management structures and strategic focus, including integration of RRI criteria and RRI as a horizontal concept. MARIE achieves this through exchanging experiences on 3 types of support action contained in the RRI framework: Quadruple Helix; Open Innovation; Information & Tools for RRI application. Using interregional activities, communication and stakeholder engagement, partners develop Action Plans that result in: improved policy instruments; more and better targeted funding for RRI delivery; increased capacity among innovation actors; consolidated partnerships of quadruple helix innovation chain stakeholders. All innovation chain players benefit. MARIE works towards a medium-term impact of increased awareness and capacity on RRI delivery and a long-term impact of increased responsibility in innovation, with correlated benefits in growth and competitiveness.","The European Commission (Science in Dialogue Towards a European Model for Responsible Research and Innovation, 2012) states: “we can only find the right answers to the challenges we face by involving as many stakeholders as possible in the research and innovation process. Research and innovation must respond to the needs and ambitions of society, reflect its values, and be responsible.” The statement is clear, but the road from intent to implementation is long. EU regions are starting to address Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), but they face common challenges of perceived complexity of the concept and means of application, lack of appropriate approaches for public authorities and lack of awareness over its huge potential impacts. In MARIE, partners from 8 regions face these challenges together in the context of their smart specialisation priority sectors. Their objective is to improve regional public policy that supports delivery of RRI to enterprises’ product, process and service design, production and distribution. Changes are expected in projects funded by policy instruments and in policy management structures and strategic focus, including integration of RRI criteria and RRI as a horizontal concept. MARIE achieves this through exchanging experiences on 3 types of support action contained in the RRI framework: Quadruple Helix; Open Innovation; Information & Tools for RRI application. Using interregional activities, communication and stakeholder engagement, partners develop Action Plans that result in: improved policy instruments; more and better targeted funding for RRI delivery; increased capacity among innovation actors; consolidated partnerships of quadruple helix innovation chain stakeholders. All innovation chain players benefit. MARIE works towards a medium-term impact of increased awareness and capacity on RRI delivery and a long-term impact of increased responsibility in innovation, with correlated benefits in growth and competitiveness.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232232","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","15/11/2018","50","5132.59","EUR","2566.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531447",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294685","Transformational Entrepreneurship Hubs for Recognized Refugee Re-starters","Transformational Entrepreneurship Hubs for Recognized Refugee Re-starters","Netherlands|Ireland|France|Germany",null,"03/04/2020","02/04/2023","60","2186267.63","EUR","1311760.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4364234","54.9511061,-7.7223318|48.868594,2.3698492|52.3621899,4.9303896|52.2384988,6.8575846|51.4991305,7.1075654|51.52392,7.4813",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Border Region|Dortmund|Gelsenkirchen|Groot-Amsterdam|Twente|Paris","IE041|DEA52|DEA32|NL329|NL213|FR101","2014-2020","To sustain growth & innovation in NWE, we need enterprises in general incl. recognised refugees' (RR) starting enterprises. The project helps raising the numbers of RR starting in NWE by increasing entrepreneurship capacity of RR and the capacity of institutions dealing with RR. Target group are the 67% of 271.630 RR in NL, DE, IR, FR (Eurostat, 2017) who have a business background and the experience to restart. The project offers a social innovation addressing RR re-starters to become ready for business creation. RR with business experiences in their home country have a huge potential to restart but need specific mentoring to adopt to the NWE economy. The project develops a supportive environment of hubs, which function through mentoring as “door opener” for RR re-starters to enter existing entrepreneurial infrastructure. By door opening the project avoids parallel structures, but introduces RRs to how, by whom and where to get the tools they need to restart. The RR re-starters in NWE will be supported along the business phases stand-up, start-up and scaling and distinct from existing initiatives, with a focus on 4 sectors: health (especially care), crafts (especially manufacturing), ICT services, trade (sales representatives). These sectors reported recruitment bottlenecks (Cedefop, 2018). Different to other approaches, the project supports the RR restarters through a co-creative approach incl. a two-way integration path, and an opportunity-driven focus on entrepreneurship rather than necessity-based start-ups. Based on a transnational framework, each partner region will foster SI by a hub roll-out based on a transnational designed pilot hub. Outputs: Increased entrepreneurial capacity of 400 RR (proven by portfolio), 250 RR restarters with a business plan, 150 actually started (registered as business) of which 25 created self-employment, 4 new hubs in NWE, an inclusive, lasting entrepreneurship network, 4 multilingual transnationally developed podcasts.","To sustain growth & innovation in NWE, we need enterprises in general incl. recognised refugees' (RR) starting enterprises. The project helps raising the numbers of RR starting in NWE by increasing entrepreneurship capacity of RR and the capacity of institutions dealing with RR. Target group are the 67% of 271.630 RR in NL, DE, IR, FR (Eurostat, 2017) who have a business background and the experience to restart. The project offers a social innovation addressing RR re-starters to become ready for business creation. RR with business experiences in their home country have a huge potential to restart but need specific mentoring to adopt to the NWE economy. The project develops a supportive environment of hubs, which function through mentoring as “door opener” for RR re-starters to enter existing entrepreneurial infrastructure. By door opening the project avoids parallel structures, but introduces RRs to how, by whom and where to get the tools they need to restart. The RR re-starters in NWE will be supported along the business phases stand-up, start-up and scaling and distinct from existing initiatives, with a focus on 4 sectors: health (especially care), crafts (especially manufacturing), ICT services, trade (sales representatives). These sectors reported recruitment bottlenecks (Cedefop, 2018). Different to other approaches, the project supports the RR restarters through a co-creative approach incl. a two-way integration path, and an opportunity-driven focus on entrepreneurship rather than necessity-based start-ups. Based on a transnational framework, each partner region will foster SI by a hub roll-out based on a transnational designed pilot hub. Outputs: Increased entrepreneurial capacity of 400 RR (proven by portfolio), 250 RR restarters with a business plan, 150 actually started (registered as business) of which 25 created self-employment, 4 new hubs in NWE, an inclusive, lasting entrepreneurship network, 4 multilingual transnationally developed podcasts.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298462","Donegal County Council - BPR","Donegal County Council - BPR","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","30/06/2020","85","2408160.06","EUR","2046936.05","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358817","54.83352,-7.4792215|54.9521302,-7.7381643",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Results and Outputs: The Donegal Peace IV Action Plan has been developed to deliver outputs and results in three thematic areas of the programme, delivering: Programmes which will engage 1468 children and young people in meaningful activities which develop their soft skills and respect for diversity. Thereby increasing the percentage of young people in the County who play sports or socialise with others of a different religious community and increasing the percentage of young people who think cross community relations are better than they were 5 years ago and will be better in the future. One initiative to create and/or enhance the shared usage and nature of public areas and/or buildings.Thereby increasing the percentage of people who perceive their neighbourhood as neutral and the percentage of those who would prefer to live in a mixed religion environment. One action plan under the objective of Building Positive Relations creating an environment where cultural diversity is respected and celebrated.Thereby increasing the percentage of people who know about the culture of minority ethnic groups and those who think relationships between Catholics and Protestants are better than there were 5 years ago and will be better in future. Project design: In order to deliver those objectives an activity plan has been identified, incorporating smart targets for each of the initiatives outlined. The selection of activity programmes has been informed by a review of local socio-economic characteristics and a public consultation process delivered in 6 locations across the District and via on-line survey. Activity programmes outlined include provision for youth engagement with arts and digital media, sports, health and wellbeing programmes, volunteering/social action programmes, language, literary & cultural activity programmes, intergenerational initiatives, creation of outdoor recreation/sporting space, community gardens and provision of small grant opportunities to stimulate community action. Three Delivery Partners are proposed namely Tusla, Donegal Education and Training Board and An Garda Siochanna. Strategic and Policy Context: Review has been undertaken of relevant strategies and policies which has demonstrated that the proposed action plan is in alignment with the Local Economic and Community Plan, Council Corporate Plan and funding strategies such as LEADER delivered through the Rural Development Programme. The plan is therefore complementary to, but additional to, existing local and regional provision. Need and Demand: The needs identified within the County include the legacy of the border with the resulting disconnect within communities and economic decline along the border region, the need for investment in new community leaders including representatives from minority groups, the importance of restorative justice programmes to address sectarianism, racism and local conflict issues, need for positive activities which seek to build resilience and confidence in young people and the potential of ‘cultural brokerage’ using the arts to manage conversations and build relationships. The Plan builds on the work undertaken in Peace II and Peace III, however the changing social demographic, continued impact of the border and scale of need require additional investment under Peace IV. Options: Options for delivery of the Peace Action Plan are constrained as a result of Programme requirements and the reduced time frame now available. However an options appraisal has been considered and effective proposals agreed for Plan implementation to ensure delivery of objectives within the current constraints. Budget: To effect full delivery of the Action Plan the Peace Partnership requests a grant award of € 5,552,691. This includes costs towards management and administration at a flat rate of 13.8% of project expenditure. Adequate cash flow will be made available by Donegal County Council to enable delivery. Risk Management: A risk register is appended to the application outlining key risks which could impact on Action Plan delivery and proposed mitigation measures to manage those risks to an acceptable level. Horizontal Principles: The Action Plan positively impacts on sustainable development and equality. For example, it provides opportunities for the enhancement of health and wellbeing, the creation of social capacity and connectivity thereby contributing to the creation of more sustainable communities. In addition the Action Plan actively promotes and facilitates the inclusion of ethnic minorities, people from the LGBT community and Travelling Community thereby breaking down barriers to equality within society. Management Arrangements and Governance: The strategic oversight and management of the Action Plan is the responsibility of the Peace Partnership Board, a sub-committee of the Local Community Development Committee, thereby ensuring integration with Council corporate governance arrangements. The Partnership includes additio","Results and Outputs: The Donegal Peace IV Action Plan has been developed to deliver outputs and results in three thematic areas of the programme, delivering: Programmes which will engage 1468 children and young people in meaningful activities which develop their soft skills and respect for diversity. Thereby increasing the percentage of young people in the County who play sports or socialise with others of a different religious community and increasing the percentage of young people who think cross community relations are better than they were 5 years ago and will be better in the future. One initiative to create and/or enhance the shared usage and nature of public areas and/or buildings.Thereby increasing the percentage of people who perceive their neighbourhood as neutral and the percentage of those who would prefer to live in a mixed religion environment. One action plan under the objective of Building Positive Relations creating an environment where cultural diversity is respected and celebrated.Thereby increasing the percentage of people who know about the culture of minority ethnic groups and those who think relationships between Catholics and Protestants are better than there were 5 years ago and will be better in future. Project design: In order to deliver those objectives an activity plan has been identified, incorporating smart targets for each of the initiatives outlined. The selection of activity programmes has been informed by a review of local socio-economic characteristics and a public consultation process delivered in 6 locations across the District and via on-line survey. Activity programmes outlined include provision for youth engagement with arts and digital media, sports, health and wellbeing programmes, volunteering/social action programmes, language, literary & cultural activity programmes, intergenerational initiatives, creation of outdoor recreation/sporting space, community gardens and provision of small grant opportunities to stimulate community action. Three Delivery Partners are proposed namely Tusla, Donegal Education and Training Board and An Garda Siochanna. Strategic and Policy Context: Review has been undertaken of relevant strategies and policies which has demonstrated that the proposed action plan is in alignment with the Local Economic and Community Plan, Council Corporate Plan and funding strategies such as LEADER delivered through the Rural Development Programme. The plan is therefore complementary to, but additional to, existing local and regional provision. Need and Demand: The needs identified within the County include the legacy of the border with the resulting disconnect within communities and economic decline along the border region, the need for investment in new community leaders including representatives from minority groups, the importance of restorative justice programmes to address sectarianism, racism and local conflict issues, need for positive activities which seek to build resilience and confidence in young people and the potential of ‘cultural brokerage’ using the arts to manage conversations and build relationships. The Plan builds on the work undertaken in Peace II and Peace III, however the changing social demographic, continued impact of the border and scale of need require additional investment under Peace IV. Options: Options for delivery of the Peace Action Plan are constrained as a result of Programme requirements and the reduced time frame now available. However an options appraisal has been considered and effective proposals agreed for Plan implementation to ensure delivery of objectives within the current constraints. Budget: To effect full delivery of the Action Plan the Peace Partnership requests a grant award of € 5,552,691. This includes costs towards management and administration at a flat rate of 13.8% of project expenditure. Adequate cash flow will be made available by Donegal County Council to enable delivery. Risk Management: A risk register is appended to the application outlining key risks which could impact on Action Plan delivery and proposed mitigation measures to manage those risks to an acceptable level. Horizontal Principles: The Action Plan positively impacts on sustainable development and equality. For example, it provides opportunities for the enhancement of health and wellbeing, the creation of social capacity and connectivity thereby contributing to the creation of more sustainable communities. In addition the Action Plan actively promotes and facilitates the inclusion of ethnic minorities, people from the LGBT community and Travelling Community thereby breaking down barriers to equality within society. Management Arrangements and Governance: The strategic oversight and management of the Action Plan is the responsibility of the Peace Partnership Board, a sub-committee of the Local Community Development Committee, thereby ensuring integration with Council corporate governance arrangements. The Partnership includes additio","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232266","Pressure activated colour changing optical device","Pressure activated colour changing optical device","Ireland",null,"01/08/2015","27/10/2017","50","41238.21","EUR","20619.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531477",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Pressure activated colour changing optical device","Pressure activated colour changing optical device","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301103","Involving the coMmunity to co-PROduce public serVicEs","Involving the coMmunity to co-PROduce public serVicEs","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/05/2015","30/04/2018","50.3","1431388.26","EUR","719976.71","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","64.7653124,-21.5511599|64.538211,-21.92032|55.0045217,-7.3214339|54.8328751,-7.4856389|54.9513499,-7.7188444|62.6334069,17.9278507|62.600008,29.7714328|62.5887184,29.7789468|61.231369,7.0844669",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Västernorrland County|Border Region|Landsbyggð|Derry City and Strabane|Vestland","FI1D3|SE321|IE041|IS002|UKN0A|NO0A2","2014-2020","IMPROVE aims to increase the level of innovation in six NPA peripheral regions in the field of technology-driven public service solutions. It adapts a novel living labs-driven approach to maximise knowledge transfers between regions and stakeholders. Real communities will demonstrate the approach by using it to co-produce six services, and develop tools and methodologies for use by other regions to implement the results of the project.","IMPROVE aims to increase the level of innovation in six NPA peripheral regions in the field of technology-driven public service solutions. It adapts a novel living labs-driven approach to maximise knowledge transfers between regions and stakeholders. Real communities will demonstrate the approach by using it to co-produce six services, and develop tools and methodologies for use by other regions to implement the results of the project.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301457","RENEWABLE COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT IN NORTHERN TERRITORIES","RENEWABLE COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT IN NORTHERN TERRITORIES","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2015","31/08/2018","63.12","1730066.82","EUR","1092028.61","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4374854","55.9347415,-3.1381753|54.5859474,-5.9594564|53.72197,-8.99143|53.8550014,-9.2879257|66.6049662,19.8324942|65.0592359,25.4663525",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Norrbotten County|West Region, Ireland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Belfast|Edinburgh, City of","SE332|IE042|FI1D9|UKN06|UKM75","2014-2020","The RECENT project aims to increase energy knowledge in rural communities, and help them to have more resilient and energy efficient public infrastructure capable of handling climate change related risks. The project will develop 24 pilot community energy and energy efficiency projects across 5 NPA partner countries, with focus on the innovative use of community-owned water assets. The objectives of the project are: To increase the capacity of communities to develop their own solutions for reliable, energy efficient public infrastructure; To maximise energy asset management, in water services; Knowledge exchange programme leading to increased awareness and a sustainable public policy; Robust, sustainable community projects that will be self sufficient post NPA funding. The outputs of the project will be: 24 pilot energy projects in 5 NPA countries with community benefits and tangible impacts; 6 of the pilots will demonstrate symbiotic solutions of energy use of by-products; Benchmarking pilot solutions to gain benefit from the transnational collaboration; A knowledge exchange programmes, with workshops best practice guidelines and templates to improve the stock of organisational knowledge and positive impact on public policy. Contribution to policy and debate on sustainable community energy at regional, national and European levels through the development of a multi-level stakeholder group, interacting nationally and trans-nationally, with the RECENT partners who will act as the secretariat.","The RECENT project aims to increase energy knowledge in rural communities, and help them to have more resilient and energy efficient public infrastructure capable of handling climate change related risks. The project will develop 24 pilot community energy and energy efficiency projects across 5 NPA partner countries, with focus on the innovative use of community-owned water assets. The objectives of the project are: To increase the capacity of communities to develop their own solutions for reliable, energy efficient public infrastructure; To maximise energy asset management, in water services; Knowledge exchange programme leading to increased awareness and a sustainable public policy; Robust, sustainable community projects that will be self sufficient post NPA funding. The outputs of the project will be: 24 pilot energy projects in 5 NPA countries with community benefits and tangible impacts; 6 of the pilots will demonstrate symbiotic solutions of energy use of by-products; Benchmarking pilot solutions to gain benefit from the transnational collaboration; A knowledge exchange programmes, with workshops best practice guidelines and templates to improve the stock of organisational knowledge and positive impact on public policy. Contribution to policy and debate on sustainable community energy at regional, national and European levels through the development of a multi-level stakeholder group, interacting nationally and trans-nationally, with the RECENT partners who will act as the secretariat.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232299","Implement an innovative enterprise-level waste management system that eliminates the manual paper based processing.","Implement an innovative enterprise-level waste management system that eliminates the manual paper based processing.","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","31/05/2017","50","56405.81","EUR","28202.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531520",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Implement an innovative enterprise-level waste management system that eliminates the manual paper based processing.","Implement an innovative enterprise-level waste management system that eliminates the manual paper based processing.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233954","CHAMELEON COLOUR SYSTEMS LTD 159441","CHAMELEON COLOUR SYSTEMS LTD 159441","Ireland",null,"20/11/2015",null,"50","19659.81","EUR","9829.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531832","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13857: Recruitment of a General Operations Manager","13857: Recruitment of a General Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233320","Investigation of the role of probiotics in alleviating mastitis.","Investigation of the role of probiotics in alleviating mastitis.","Ireland",null,"01/12/2015","30/06/2017","50","36994.63","EUR","18497.32","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Investigation of the role of probiotics in alleviating mastitis.","Investigation of the role of probiotics in alleviating mastitis.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232263","Biochip Array Technology for Detection of Colorectal Cancer Autoantibodies","Biochip Array Technology for Detection of Colorectal Cancer Autoantibodies","Ireland",null,"10/11/2014","15/09/2016","50","116985.89","EUR","58492.95","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Biochip Array Technology for Detection of Colorectal Cancer Autoantibodies","Biochip Array Technology for Detection of Colorectal Cancer Autoantibodies","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294408","Improving policies to boost SME competitiveness and extraversion in EU coastal and rural areas where aquaculture is a driver of the regional economy","Improving policies to boost SME competitiveness and extraversion in EU coastal and rural areas where aquaculture is a driver of the regional economy","Finland|Poland|Lithuania|Italy|Greece|Ireland|Romania",null,"01/06/2018","31/05/2023","82.24","1765617","EUR","1452032.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365358","53.9015083,-8.5798798|53.437525,14.535935|38.28923,21.785369|37.5114008,22.3698473|54.6924299,25.2707437|66.4814313,25.7241388|44.4454205,26.1169426|44.4071658,8.9340262|44.1143624,9.8841424",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Lapland|Vilnius County|Province of Genoa|West Region, Ireland|Province of La Spezia|Αχαΐα|Αργολίδα, Αρκαδία|Miasto Szczecin|Bucureşti","FI1D7|LT011|ITC33|IE042|ITC34|EL632|EL651|PL424|RO321","2014-2020","IMPROVING SMEs COMPETITIVENESS IN REGIONS WITH AN AQUACULTURE BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM: More than 90% of businesses in EXTRA-SMEs regions are inland and coastal SMEs operating across and around the aquaculture value chain, contributing to growth and creation of jobs. Along the chain, these economic operators are characterized by systematic weaknesses in reaching international markets and exporting their products. To this end, EXTRA-SMEs will support public authorities to join forces and exchange experiences in a) administrative simplification, b) expansion in new markets, c) innovative value-added product solutions, d) personnel up skilling, and e) resolution of stakeholders’ conflicts of interests. OBJECTIVE: EXTRA-SMEs brings together 8 regions from 7 countries, to achieve expansion of rural and coastal SMEs in wider markets for the promotion of their products, through simpler and improved administrative processes, and innovative technologies. EXPECTED IMPACT: - Increased capacity of 200 staff of public administrations to effectively support SME competitiveness . - 14 million euros unlocked to support projects on the modernisation of the wider network of aquaculture SMEs. - Increased awareness and consensus building among the wider aquaculture sector, the workforce, and citizens, to support measures for SMEs internationalisation operating locally (over 1000 individuals). MAIN OUTPUTS & BENEFICIARIES: - 8 action plans to improve the addressed policy instruments, benefiting managing authorities and beneficiaries. - 4 interregional workshops, 2 site visits and 1 EU-wide policy learning symposium to promote capacity building among partners and stakeholders. - 13 policy briefs to transfer lessons learnt to EU public authorities. - 1 benchmarking online toolkit for the assessment of the extraversion performance of SMEs. - 4 joint thematic studies and analyses reports on territorial needs and pathways for the improvement of SMEs internationalisation.","IMPROVING SMEs COMPETITIVENESS IN REGIONS WITH AN AQUACULTURE BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM: More than 90% of businesses in EXTRA-SMEs regions are inland and coastal SMEs operating across and around the aquaculture value chain, contributing to growth and creation of jobs. Along the chain, these economic operators are characterized by systematic weaknesses in reaching international markets and exporting their products. To this end, EXTRA-SMEs will support public authorities to join forces and exchange experiences in a) administrative simplification, b) expansion in new markets, c) innovative value-added product solutions, d) personnel up skilling, and e) resolution of stakeholders’ conflicts of interests. OBJECTIVE: EXTRA-SMEs brings together 8 regions from 7 countries, to achieve expansion of rural and coastal SMEs in wider markets for the promotion of their products, through simpler and improved administrative processes, and innovative technologies. EXPECTED IMPACT: - Increased capacity of 200 staff of public administrations to effectively support SME competitiveness . - 14 million euros unlocked to support projects on the modernisation of the wider network of aquaculture SMEs. - Increased awareness and consensus building among the wider aquaculture sector, the workforce, and citizens, to support measures for SMEs internationalisation operating locally (over 1000 individuals). MAIN OUTPUTS & BENEFICIARIES: - 8 action plans to improve the addressed policy instruments, benefiting managing authorities and beneficiaries. - 4 interregional workshops, 2 site visits and 1 EU-wide policy learning symposium to promote capacity building among partners and stakeholders. - 13 policy briefs to transfer lessons learnt to EU public authorities. - 1 benchmarking online toolkit for the assessment of the extraversion performance of SMEs. - 4 joint thematic studies and analyses reports on territorial needs and pathways for the improvement of SMEs internationalisation.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297395","Bio-fabrication of Orthopaedics in a New Era","Bio-fabrication of Orthopaedics in a New Era","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"16/03/2017","15/09/2022","60","3406300.77","EUR","2043780.46","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357288","51.5741641,-1.3153064|50.8566207,-1.3289481|53.3334099,-6.2527671|48.8260849,2.3405783|50.63166,3.0751371|50.8780971,4.6997053|50.8358464,5.7164079|50.7858633,6.0472072",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|Oxfordshire|Aachen cities region|Arrondissement of Leuven|Zuid-Limburg|Nord|South Hampshire|Paris","IE061|UKJ14|DEA2D|BE242|NL423|FRE11|UKJ35|FR101","2014-2020","A distinctive problem for NWE is the high occurrence of osteoporosis, leading to the highest rates of bone fractures of all EU regions. The number of hip replacements per 100k population is 214 in the NWE region versus the EU28 average of 153 (OECD 2016). The economic and societal burden of bone fractures is enormous and could be reduced by the implementation of affordable, curative healthcare solutions that ensure a faster recovery with lower health care costs. The emerging field of regenerative medicine offers potential solutions: smart implants, such as 3D scaffolds created through a highly innovative technology called electrospinning can support the regeneration of skeletal bone and replace the need for tissue donors, repeat operations or ongoing medication. However only local electrospinning technology R&D driven initiatives currently exist in NWE. DE, FR and UK are leading hubs of regenerative medicine [REMEDIE report 2013] and also host most companies and research efforts in the field of electrospinning (Cordis 2016). Initiatives mainly focus on R&D and only limited on product development and market introduction of new medical end-applications (COST network on electrospinning 2015-2016). The objective of BONE is therefore to accelerate the valorisation of cost-effective 3D smart implants fabricated by electrospinning technology (reaching TRL8) by collaboration between 4 research institutes, 4 business support organisations and 5 industry organisations. As such, BONE enables new jobs (15) to be created, two new products to be developed and tested in real life conditions (ESP technology and 3D smart implants) and intensive collaboration between Innovation leaders (Westphalia, London, Paris) strong innovators (Vlaams-Brabant, Southern-Limburg, Ireland) and moderate innovators (Nord-pas-de-Calais) in order to increase the regions’ innovation capacity in the area of electrospinning technology based regenerative medicine (Regional Innovation Scoreboard 2016).","A distinctive problem for NWE is the high occurrence of osteoporosis, leading to the highest rates of bone fractures of all EU regions. The number of hip replacements per 100k population is 214 in the NWE region versus the EU28 average of 153 (OECD 2016). The economic and societal burden of bone fractures is enormous and could be reduced by the implementation of affordable, curative healthcare solutions that ensure a faster recovery with lower health care costs. The emerging field of regenerative medicine offers potential solutions: smart implants, such as 3D scaffolds created through a highly innovative technology called electrospinning can support the regeneration of skeletal bone and replace the need for tissue donors, repeat operations or ongoing medication. However only local electrospinning technology R&D driven initiatives currently exist in NWE. DE, FR and UK are leading hubs of regenerative medicine [REMEDIE report 2013] and also host most companies and research efforts in the field of electrospinning (Cordis 2016). Initiatives mainly focus on R&D and only limited on product development and market introduction of new medical end-applications (COST network on electrospinning 2015-2016). The objective of BONE is therefore to accelerate the valorisation of cost-effective 3D smart implants fabricated by electrospinning technology (reaching TRL8) by collaboration between 4 research institutes, 4 business support organisations and 5 industry organisations. As such, BONE enables new jobs (15) to be created, two new products to be developed and tested in real life conditions (ESP technology and 3D smart implants) and intensive collaboration between Innovation leaders (Westphalia, London, Paris) strong innovators (Vlaams-Brabant, Southern-Limburg, Ireland) and moderate innovators (Nord-pas-de-Calais) in order to increase the regions’ innovation capacity in the area of electrospinning technology based regenerative medicine (Regional Innovation Scoreboard 2016).","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548094","JobsPlus Incentive Scheme","JobsPlus Incentive Scheme","Ireland",null,"01/02/2015","31/12/2018","66.67","7992000","EUR","5328266.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614769",null,"103","Sustainable integration into the labour market of young people, in particular those not in employment, education or training, including young people at risk of social exclusion and young people from marginalised communities, including through the implementation of the Youth Guarantee","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI",null,null,"2014-2020","An employer incentive which encourages and rewards employers who employ jobseekers on the Live Register. The aim of this activity is to improve the employment prospects of people under 25 who have been on the live register.  Regular cash payments are made to qualifying employers to offset wage costs when they engage jobseekers from the Live Register.","An employer incentive which encourages and rewards employers who employ jobseekers on the Live Register. The aim of this activity is to improve the employment prospects of people under 25 who have been on the live register.  Regular cash payments are made to qualifying employers to offset wage costs when they engage jobseekers from the Live Register.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233283","Phonics Learning Platform","Phonics Learning Platform","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","31/03/2016","50","328207.89","EUR","164103.94","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Phonics Learning Platform","Phonics Learning Platform","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233932","JFC MANUFACTURING CO LTD 158798","JFC MANUFACTURING CO LTD 158798","Ireland",null,"24/07/2015","14/12/2017","50","49785.48","EUR","24892.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531836","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Development of a modular water storage solution","Development of a modular water storage solution","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234115","MCAREE'S ENGINEERING WORKS LTD 160608","MCAREE'S ENGINEERING WORKS LTD 160608","Ireland",null,"07/11/2016","11/12/2017","50","6500","EUR","3250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532060","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Employ Development graduate","Employ Development graduate","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297442","Smarter renewable energy and heating Management for Arctic and northern Rural Territories","Smarter renewable energy and heating Management for Arctic and northern Rural Territories","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Faroe Islands|Iceland",null,"01/10/2018","31/03/2022","45.52","1585097.6","EUR","721525.61","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368436","65.678233,-18.12383|65.6783021,-18.1437916|62.2300093,-6.5996192|55.0045217,-7.3214339|54.8334003,-7.4784521|54.9511061,-7.7223318|68.4351842,17.6977448|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Border Region|Nordland|Landsbyggð|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Derry City and Strabane","IE041|NO071|IS002|FI1D9|UKN0A","2014-2020","The aim of SMARTrenew is to transfer renewable energy and smart storage solutions to dispersed regions of the NPA. Transnational knowledge transfer will be demand led, supported by the quadruple helix approach (academia, business, public authority, citizens), and impact will be maximised by focusing on implementation and smart energy awareness building in communities. Common territorial challenges to be addressed by SMARTrenew include the high cost of fossil fuel dominated energy and heat supplies, remoteness, low population density, cold climate and low uptake in smart renewable technology resulting in energy poverty and lack of energy security combined with poor grid infrastructure in remote areas. SMART serves 6 NPA regions – with varying levels of renewable maturity – including Arctic, Northern, Atlantic, and Islands. The partnership comprises 7 organisations including academic, research, local authority, SME, and national energy organisations, all with complementary skills and experience in delivering renewable solutions. To address the challenges the project will deliver transnational knowledge and expertise from the partner regions into each of these communities, to increase awareness, and implement solutions with an innovative renewable mix combined with smart energy storage. The main results will be: (i) greater awareness in communities and local authorities; (ii) renewable energy implementations that will show that local energy poverty can be decreased, and energy security increased. The project outputs will be: 6 “showcase” Smarter Energy Rural Communities”, 18 houses and public buildings retrofitted with smart renewable energy/storage solutions, 1 smart storage services and 1 renewable services. Key to the project sustainability and growth beyond the project duration will be promotion of stakeholder ownership in these innovations including enhancing local and national policy-makers capacity to effect change.","The aim of SMARTrenew is to transfer renewable energy and smart storage solutions to dispersed regions of the NPA. Transnational knowledge transfer will be demand led, supported by the quadruple helix approach (academia, business, public authority, citizens), and impact will be maximised by focusing on implementation and smart energy awareness building in communities. Common territorial challenges to be addressed by SMARTrenew include the high cost of fossil fuel dominated energy and heat supplies, remoteness, low population density, cold climate and low uptake in smart renewable technology resulting in energy poverty and lack of energy security combined with poor grid infrastructure in remote areas. SMART serves 6 NPA regions – with varying levels of renewable maturity – including Arctic, Northern, Atlantic, and Islands. The partnership comprises 7 organisations including academic, research, local authority, SME, and national energy organisations, all with complementary skills and experience in delivering renewable solutions. To address the challenges the project will deliver transnational knowledge and expertise from the partner regions into each of these communities, to increase awareness, and implement solutions with an innovative renewable mix combined with smart energy storage. The main results will be: (i) greater awareness in communities and local authorities; (ii) renewable energy implementations that will show that local energy poverty can be decreased, and energy security increased. The project outputs will be: 6 “showcase” Smarter Energy Rural Communities”, 18 houses and public buildings retrofitted with smart renewable energy/storage solutions, 1 smart storage services and 1 renewable services. Key to the project sustainability and growth beyond the project duration will be promotion of stakeholder ownership in these innovations including enhancing local and national policy-makers capacity to effect change.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301061","Maturing utility-scale Airborne Wind Energy towards commercialization","Maturing utility-scale Airborne Wind Energy towards commercialization","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"03/04/2020","02/12/2023","55.47","12338690.89","EUR","6844449.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4371236","55.1304836,-1.5081364|48.133272,-1.630716|58.9638603,-3.3011275|55.7888416,-4.0721261|53.2774902,-6.1034394|52.6490626,-7.2546795|53.2777027,-9.0117644|53.8550014,-9.2879257|52.0635725,4.3169054|50.8440809,4.3883117|50.881838,4.4172999|50.8229517,4.7171846|51.4475596,6.9997853|48.80132,9.81188",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Essen|Dublin Region|South-East Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Northumberland|Ostalbkreis|Arrondissement of Leuven|Agglomeratie's-Gravenhage|Ille-et-Vilaine|South Lanarkshire|Orkney Islands|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","DEA13|IE061|IE052|IE042|UKC21|DE11D|BE242|NL332|FRH03|UKM95|UKM65|BE100","2014-2020","Wind energy is key for NWE to meet the Paris Agreements. NWE’s extended coastlines provide huge potential. But today’s wind turbines encounter limitations, both on-shore (space, public acceptance) and off-shore (space, water depth). SMEs in NWE are strongly positioned to develop a novel alternative that addresses these issues: Airborne Wind Energy Systems (AWES), aircraft tethered to compact ground-based generators. With AWES, new locations for wind energy can be unlocked (incl. floating offshore, rural onshore). Energy is harvested efficiently, reducing materials, foundations and carbon footprint, while lower visual impact can ease public acceptance. MegaAWE brings utility-scale AWES (\"MW-AWES\") closer to the market, readying SMEs for its roll-out in NWE and beyond. It shall achieve this by: - endurance demonstration, to improve investability and secure interest of utilities - demonstration of key enabling modules at MW-scale, to derisk planning of commercial prototype demo - an execution plan for MW-AWES commercial prototype demo, to ensure relevant innovation focus (incl. site & user requirements, design guidelines, system sizing & costing), validated by regions & users. MegaAWE investment/outputs address the recommendations of the EU-commissioned 2018 Ecorys study on AWES: - AWES test hub in Mayo, IE - Precommercial AWES architecture demonstrated at 150kW in on-field pilot - Three key enabling AWES modules at >1MW, demonstrated in-lab - “MegaAWE” Platform, supporting MW-AWES development and future roll-out, matching needs & opportunities of regions & users with solutions of developers. MegaAWE shall raise MW-AWES from TRL5 to 7, strengthen innovation capacity of 11 SMEs and secure supply chain & investment towards the next step, commercial demonstration. By 2033, 50 AWES installed (150MW capacity) could then provide RE to 150.000 additional households in NWE.","Wind energy is key for NWE to meet the Paris Agreements. NWE’s extended coastlines provide huge potential. But today’s wind turbines encounter limitations, both on-shore (space, public acceptance) and off-shore (space, water depth). SMEs in NWE are strongly positioned to develop a novel alternative that addresses these issues: Airborne Wind Energy Systems (AWES), aircraft tethered to compact ground-based generators. With AWES, new locations for wind energy can be unlocked (incl. floating offshore, rural onshore). Energy is harvested efficiently, reducing materials, foundations and carbon footprint, while lower visual impact can ease public acceptance. MegaAWE brings utility-scale AWES (\"MW-AWES\") closer to the market, readying SMEs for its roll-out in NWE and beyond. It shall achieve this by: - endurance demonstration, to improve investability and secure interest of utilities - demonstration of key enabling modules at MW-scale, to derisk planning of commercial prototype demo - an execution plan for MW-AWES commercial prototype demo, to ensure relevant innovation focus (incl. site & user requirements, design guidelines, system sizing & costing), validated by regions & users. MegaAWE investment/outputs address the recommendations of the EU-commissioned 2018 Ecorys study on AWES: - AWES test hub in Mayo, IE - Precommercial AWES architecture demonstrated at 150kW in on-field pilot - Three key enabling AWES modules at >1MW, demonstrated in-lab - “MegaAWE” Platform, supporting MW-AWES development and future roll-out, matching needs & opportunities of regions & users with solutions of developers. MegaAWE shall raise MW-AWES from TRL5 to 7, strengthen innovation capacity of 11 SMEs and secure supply chain & investment towards the next step, commercial demonstration. By 2033, 50 AWES installed (150MW capacity) could then provide RE to 150.000 additional households in NWE.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233400","The development of a scalable non-solvent method for the isolation & separation of GAGs from co-processing streams to minimise waste in meat by-products.","The development of a scalable non-solvent method for the isolation & separation of GAGs from co-processing streams to minimise waste in meat by-products.","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","14/02/2017","50","81728.58","EUR","40864.29","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","The development of a scalable non-solvent method for the isolation & separation of GAGs from co-processing streams to minimise waste in meat by-products.","The development of a scalable non-solvent method for the isolation & separation of GAGs from co-processing streams to minimise waste in meat by-products.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233851","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/09/2016","31/08/2021","50","41122.06","EUR","20561.03","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Exploiting and Conserving Deep-sea genetic resources","Exploiting and Conserving Deep-sea genetic resources","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300551","Multiple Adverse Childhood Experiences","Multiple Adverse Childhood Experiences","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2020","85","5010240.11","EUR","4258704.09","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368081","54.5945296,-5.9297924|53.344741,-6.297062|54.4203331,-6.4548387|54.9509446,-7.2297116|54.3048735,-8.1766955",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Border Region|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane","IE061|IE041|UKN07|UKN06|UKN0A","2014-2020","1. Proposed Project: The Multiple Adverse Childhood Experiences (MACE) – Breaking the Cycle Project aims to transform the lives of vulnerable children/families who are most at risk from multiple adversities in their lives, by identifying, intervening early and providing nurturing and support within their own homes and communities. It will be led by the CAWT Partnership and TULSA, the Child and Family Agency in RoI. Collectively they possess the right experience and expertise to ensure the project’s success. The Partnership has developed a number of objectives to achieve the output indicators 4.116 and 4.117 as detailed within the Interreg VA 4.1 call for applications. This will involve developing two new assessment tools and the establishment of cross border community networks which will allow the delivery of tailored interventions to 5,000 vulnerable families. Key components of the successful delivery of this project will be partnerships developed with the Community and Voluntary sector and the building of resilient self-sustaining communities. 2. Strategic Context: This Project complements and adds value to existing early intervention and family support provision. It is aligned to EU and also current national/regional health and social care priorities and strategies. 3. Need and Demand for the Proposed Programme: The number of children in both jurisdictions living in poverty and on the Child Protection register or equivalent continues to increase. For those living in the border region this is exacerbated for a number of reasons as listed in Section 3. The Partnership are satisfied that the demand for the products of this project exists within the areas identified. The Project will utilise existing resources and infrastructure already established within each jurisdiction. The need for the approach proposed is evidenced in a number of academic papers relating to the MACE approach. 4. Project Options and Preferred Option: Prior to finalising the proposed model the Partnership considered a number of alternatives. The Partnership is satisfied that the proposed model will deliver the required outputs most effectively but have also provided an option of a scaled back version with a shorted time period, reduced budget and beneficiaries. 5. Budget and Financial Projections: The total budget applied for to achieve all of the required outputs is €8m over a period of five years with various assumptions noted. 6. Risk Analysis: The Partnership collectively identified a number of risks associated with the proposed Project. A risk register incorporating mitigation strategies to minimise such potential risks has been developed by the Partnership and this will continue to be monitored during the lifetime of the Project. 7. Sustainable Development/Equality of Opportunity: As the Project is about identifying vulnerable families and intervening early, the Project will have positive impacts on equality of opportunity. It also supports Sustainable Development as its focus is using existing community assets and infrastructure more productively and intensively to benefit local communities. 8. Management and Partnership: The Partnership has co-developed a comprehensive delivery plan and supporting work plans to ensure that the result and output indicators 4.116 and 4.117 are delivered within the required timescales. The Project will be managed by a Project Board with delegated authority to a Project Manager who will be supported by a team of six staff (5 project workers and 1 administrator). The Project has been developed on an entirely cross border partnership basis and includes a robust governance structure. 9. Communications: The Partnership has developed a detailed communications strategy highlighting the added benefit that CAWT brings due to its ability to engage with all Partners effectively and efficiently. 10. Evaluation and Monitoring: A detailed evaluation approach has been developed incorporating the measurement and gathering of qualitative and quantitative data. The proposed system for monitoring of targets and communicating this information through CAWT structures has also been laid out. 11. Exit Strategy: Through experience and track record on previous Programmes the Partnership is aware of the need for the Project to demonstrate its impact and effectiveness as a means to secure sustainability into the future or alternatively to leave a lasting legacy that will continue long after the project is ended.","1. Proposed Project: The Multiple Adverse Childhood Experiences (MACE) – Breaking the Cycle Project aims to transform the lives of vulnerable children/families who are most at risk from multiple adversities in their lives, by identifying, intervening early and providing nurturing and support within their own homes and communities. It will be led by the CAWT Partnership and TULSA, the Child and Family Agency in RoI. Collectively they possess the right experience and expertise to ensure the project’s success. The Partnership has developed a number of objectives to achieve the output indicators 4.116 and 4.117 as detailed within the Interreg VA 4.1 call for applications. This will involve developing two new assessment tools and the establishment of cross border community networks which will allow the delivery of tailored interventions to 5,000 vulnerable families. Key components of the successful delivery of this project will be partnerships developed with the Community and Voluntary sector and the building of resilient self-sustaining communities. 2. Strategic Context: This Project complements and adds value to existing early intervention and family support provision. It is aligned to EU and also current national/regional health and social care priorities and strategies. 3. Need and Demand for the Proposed Programme: The number of children in both jurisdictions living in poverty and on the Child Protection register or equivalent continues to increase. For those living in the border region this is exacerbated for a number of reasons as listed in Section 3. The Partnership are satisfied that the demand for the products of this project exists within the areas identified. The Project will utilise existing resources and infrastructure already established within each jurisdiction. The need for the approach proposed is evidenced in a number of academic papers relating to the MACE approach. 4. Project Options and Preferred Option: Prior to finalising the proposed model the Partnership considered a number of alternatives. The Partnership is satisfied that the proposed model will deliver the required outputs most effectively but have also provided an option of a scaled back version with a shorted time period, reduced budget and beneficiaries. 5. Budget and Financial Projections: The total budget applied for to achieve all of the required outputs is €8m over a period of five years with various assumptions noted. 6. Risk Analysis: The Partnership collectively identified a number of risks associated with the proposed Project. A risk register incorporating mitigation strategies to minimise such potential risks has been developed by the Partnership and this will continue to be monitored during the lifetime of the Project. 7. Sustainable Development/Equality of Opportunity: As the Project is about identifying vulnerable families and intervening early, the Project will have positive impacts on equality of opportunity. It also supports Sustainable Development as its focus is using existing community assets and infrastructure more productively and intensively to benefit local communities. 8. Management and Partnership: The Partnership has co-developed a comprehensive delivery plan and supporting work plans to ensure that the result and output indicators 4.116 and 4.117 are delivered within the required timescales. The Project will be managed by a Project Board with delegated authority to a Project Manager who will be supported by a team of six staff (5 project workers and 1 administrator). The Project has been developed on an entirely cross border partnership basis and includes a robust governance structure. 9. Communications: The Partnership has developed a detailed communications strategy highlighting the added benefit that CAWT brings due to its ability to engage with all Partners effectively and efficiently. 10. Evaluation and Monitoring: A detailed evaluation approach has been developed incorporating the measurement and gathering of qualitative and quantitative data. The proposed system for monitoring of targets and communicating this information through CAWT structures has also been laid out. 11. Exit Strategy: Through experience and track record on previous Programmes the Partnership is aware of the need for the Project to demonstrate its impact and effectiveness as a means to secure sustainability into the future or alternatively to leave a lasting legacy that will continue long after the project is ended.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233382","Development of NasTechs Streamline product into a cloud based service & turn it into a platform with an external API which can be used by partners or customers to integrate into other applications","Development of NasTechs Streamline product into a cloud based service & turn it into a platform with an external API which can be used by partners or customers to integrate into other applications","Ireland",null,"01/05/2016","31/05/2017","50","33778.28","EUR","16889.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of NasTechs Streamline product into a cloud based service & turn it into a platform with an external API which can be used by partners or customers to integrate into other applications","Development of NasTechs Streamline product into a cloud based service & turn it into a platform with an external API which can be used by partners or customers to integrate into other applications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233234","Feasibility Study to determine the need for an education package to Irish primary schools in the form of tablets preloaded with applications custom designed for each subject on the curriculum","Feasibility Study to determine the need for an education package to Irish primary schools in the form of tablets preloaded with applications custom designed for each subject on the curriculum","Ireland",null,"30/06/2014","13/07/2015","50","1726","EUR","863","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531606","52.68477435,-7.898080410304","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Feasibility Study to determine the need for an education package to Irish primary schools in the form of tablets preloaded with applications custom designed for each subject on the curriculum","Feasibility Study to determine the need for an education package to Irish primary schools in the form of tablets preloaded with applications custom designed for each subject on the curriculum","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233264","Development of board games & tabletop games online. Feasibility towards development of the prototype.","Development of board games & tabletop games online. Feasibility towards development of the prototype.","Ireland",null,"14/01/2014","25/05/2015","50","10000","EUR","5000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531645","52.661252,-8.6301239","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Development of board games & tabletop games online. Feasibility towards development of the prototype.","Development of board games & tabletop games online. Feasibility towards development of the prototype.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296823","Business cooperation to increase the export of Atlantic agri-food products","Business cooperation to increase the export of Atlantic agri-food products","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"31/05/2017","30/11/2019","75","1800000","EUR","1350000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4402564","51.504286,-3.576945|43.3941514,-5.7066073|54.597285,-5.93012|37.3890924,-5.9844589|51.8985143,-8.4756035|41.4111259,-8.5237319|45.184029,0.7211149",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|South Wales|Seville Province|Province of Asturias|Ave|Dordogne|Belfast","IE053|UKL15|ES618|ES120|PT119|FRI11|UKN06","2014-2020","The food sector is one of the priority sectors across the Atlantic Area, as one of the region’s largest employers and exporters. It is a growing sector worldwide, with strong innovation potential (quality and safe products, resource and technical efficiency), and has a significant influence in preserving the natural environment and enhancing Atlantic rural economies. However, most of this food sector is composed of family owned SMEs producing for local markets that face special difficulties in accessing foreign markets, as well as mass distribution networks. The Atlantic Food Export project aims to help food sector SMEs from the Atlantic regions to develop innovative strategies and improve their competitiveness in international markets. With the aim of addressing the internationalisation of SMEs and increase of trade and exports in one of the strategic sectors within the Atlantic Area, the food sector, this project will contribute to and support the: (i) Improvement of the competitiveness and export capacities of food sector SMEs from the partner regions and the whole Atlantic Area; (ii) Promotion of business cooperation through knowledge sharing and collaboration; (iii) Creation of a business support network operating across the Atlantic Area to address the issues of scale and capacity; (iv) and of course, increase of exports of agri-food products.","The food sector is one of the priority sectors across the Atlantic Area, as one of the region’s largest employers and exporters. It is a growing sector worldwide, with strong innovation potential (quality and safe products, resource and technical efficiency), and has a significant influence in preserving the natural environment and enhancing Atlantic rural economies. However, most of this food sector is composed of family owned SMEs producing for local markets that face special difficulties in accessing foreign markets, as well as mass distribution networks. The Atlantic Food Export project aims to help food sector SMEs from the Atlantic regions to develop innovative strategies and improve their competitiveness in international markets. With the aim of addressing the internationalisation of SMEs and increase of trade and exports in one of the strategic sectors within the Atlantic Area, the food sector, this project will contribute to and support the: (i) Improvement of the competitiveness and export capacities of food sector SMEs from the partner regions and the whole Atlantic Area; (ii) Promotion of business cooperation through knowledge sharing and collaboration; (iii) Creation of a business support network operating across the Atlantic Area to address the issues of scale and capacity; (iv) and of course, increase of exports of agri-food products.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233356","Lab-based research aimed at optimising the novel heparin lyase enzymes used in the production of commercial low molecular weight heparins","Lab-based research aimed at optimising the novel heparin lyase enzymes used in the production of commercial low molecular weight heparins","Ireland",null,"13/06/2016","12/06/2018","50","32221.4","EUR","16110.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Lab-based research aimed at optimising the novel heparin lyase enzymes used in the production of commercial low molecular weight heparins","Lab-based research aimed at optimising the novel heparin lyase enzymes used in the production of commercial low molecular weight heparins","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234116","AGRI HEALTH LTD 159799","AGRI HEALTH LTD 159799","Ireland",null,"07/03/2016","13/03/2017","50","15000","EUR","7500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532062","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Employ R&D graduate","Employ R&D graduate","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234100","LEO Monaghan IBYE T&D, M&P Expenditure 2016","LEO Monaghan IBYE T&D, M&P Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/07/2016","31/12/2016","50","15435.3","EUR","7717.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532052","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234003","Vincent Lacey","Vincent Lacey","Ireland",null,"26/07/2015","31/12/2015","50","2443","EUR","1221.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531900","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13611: Develop a prototype of a sanitising door handle","13611: Develop a prototype of a sanitising door handle","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233233","Recruitment platform which aims to simplify the selection of candidates for large organisations looking to recruit the best talent.","Recruitment platform which aims to simplify the selection of candidates for large organisations looking to recruit the best talent.","Ireland",null,"18/02/2015","31/12/2015","50","6102.08","EUR","3051.04","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531603","51.8979282,-8.4705806","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Recruitment platform which aims to simplify the selection of candidates for large organisations looking to recruit the best talent.","Recruitment platform which aims to simplify the selection of candidates for large organisations looking to recruit the best talent.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295368","Supporting Atlantic digital startups to go international","Supporting Atlantic digital startups to go international","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain|Belgium",null,"02/05/2017","30/11/2020","75","2097084","EUR","1572813","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4379637","48.390394,-4.486076|37.3890924,-5.9844589|36.6393281,-6.2588369|54.9966124,-7.3085748|40.2033145,-8.4102573|51.8985143,-8.4756035|41.1579438,-8.6291053|53.270668,-9.0567905|46.580224,0.340375|50.8503463,4.3517211",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Seville Province|Coimbra Region|Cádiz Province|Finistère|Vienne|Derry City and Strabane|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE053|IE042|ES618|PT16E|ES612|FRH02|FRI34|UKN0A|BE100","2014-2020","The digital economy is rapidly growing worldwide. It is the major driver of innovation, competitiveness and growth, and it holds huge potential for European entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Unfortunately, only two percent of European enterprises are currently taking full advantage of new digital opportunities (EC Europa). From a market point of view, startups are totally different from traditional businesses. Startups, so-called born global companies, begin exporting their product or services within a couple of years after their founding and may export a quarter or more of their total production. The overall objective of the Atlantic Digital Startup Academy is thus to encourage digital startups (young innovative businesses with a high development potential, using digital and Internet technologies with a vision of competitive advantage) from the Atlantic Area to go international, the Atlantic Area being seen as a first step for startups to discover Atlantic area markets, to benefit from training to test their offer, and to start business. ADSA will thus contribute to the positive image of the Atlantic Area in terms of digital dynamism.","The digital economy is rapidly growing worldwide. It is the major driver of innovation, competitiveness and growth, and it holds huge potential for European entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Unfortunately, only two percent of European enterprises are currently taking full advantage of new digital opportunities (EC Europa). From a market point of view, startups are totally different from traditional businesses. Startups, so-called born global companies, begin exporting their product or services within a couple of years after their founding and may export a quarter or more of their total production. The overall objective of the Atlantic Digital Startup Academy is thus to encourage digital startups (young innovative businesses with a high development potential, using digital and Internet technologies with a vision of competitive advantage) from the Atlantic Area to go international, the Atlantic Area being seen as a first step for startups to discover Atlantic area markets, to benefit from training to test their offer, and to start business. ADSA will thus contribute to the positive image of the Atlantic Area in terms of digital dynamism.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234013","IBYE T&D, M& P 2015","IBYE T&D, M& P 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","22954.56","EUR","11477.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13504: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","13504: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234072","PRO STAINLESS (DESIGNS) LTD 160420","PRO STAINLESS (DESIGNS) LTD 160420","Ireland",null,"29/09/2016",null,"50","18750","EUR","9375","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532007","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13861: Recruitment of a Contracts Manager","13861: Recruitment of a Contracts Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233331","Real-Time Tool Wear Analytics for Medical Device Manufacturing","Real-Time Tool Wear Analytics for Medical Device Manufacturing","Ireland",null,"01/05/2016","30/06/2019","50","3871","EUR","1935.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Real-Time Tool Wear Analytics for Medical Device Manufacturing","Real-Time Tool Wear Analytics for Medical Device Manufacturing","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295928","Empower academia for knowledge transfer for value creation in the Atlantic Area","Empower academia for knowledge transfer for value creation in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","2325806.44","EUR","1744354.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359649","53.4083714,-2.9915726|47.997542,-4.097899|37.3890924,-5.9844589|53.3498053,-6.2603097|36.5270612,-6.2885962|41.1579438,-8.6291053|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.6446232,-9.2333653|52.205337,0.121817|48.701844,2.134078",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|West Region, Ireland|Essonne|Cambridgeshire|Seville Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Cádiz Province|Finistère|Liverpool","IE061|IE042|FR104|UKH12|ES618|PT170|ES612|FRH02|UKD72","2014-2020","Cultural diversity harmonization between the triple innovation helix key players (academia, business, government) is vital to foster knowledge transfer & innovation. While businesses are profit oriented and governments’ focus on economic development, academia motivation is knowledge creation, developing innovative early stage technologies that often do not reach the market. EMPORIA4KT will improve transnational cooperation and synergies between triple helix players to foster innovation and competitiveness in Atlantic Area's blue economy, by focusing on upgrading academia skills for knowledge transfer and innovation. The project will promote the design of a market directed towards Research, Development & Innovation (RDI) projects, aiming to influence improvements in public policy through mapping RDI and knowledge transfer capacity and supportive funding tools in the programme area.","Cultural diversity harmonization between the triple innovation helix key players (academia, business, government) is vital to foster knowledge transfer & innovation. While businesses are profit oriented and governments’ focus on economic development, academia motivation is knowledge creation, developing innovative early stage technologies that often do not reach the market. EMPORIA4KT will improve transnational cooperation and synergies between triple helix players to foster innovation and competitiveness in Atlantic Area's blue economy, by focusing on upgrading academia skills for knowledge transfer and innovation. The project will promote the design of a market directed towards Research, Development & Innovation (RDI) projects, aiming to influence improvements in public policy through mapping RDI and knowledge transfer capacity and supportive funding tools in the programme area.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232250","Removal of Organic Pollutants from Contaminated Soil & Compost to produce Commercially Viable Materials for Sale","Removal of Organic Pollutants from Contaminated Soil & Compost to produce Commercially Viable Materials for Sale","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/08/2016","50","137477.94","EUR","68738.97","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Removal of Organic Pollutants from Contaminated Soil & Compost to produce Commercially Viable Materials for Sale","Removal of Organic Pollutants from Contaminated Soil & Compost to produce Commercially Viable Materials for Sale","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233335","Development & Clinical Evaluation of a multi-Protein Biomarker Blood Test for Organ Confined Prostate Cancer Diagnostics","Development & Clinical Evaluation of a multi-Protein Biomarker Blood Test for Organ Confined Prostate Cancer Diagnostics","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","31/07/2017","50","88106.08","EUR","44053.04","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development & Clinical Evaluation of a multi-Protein Biomarker Blood Test for Organ Confined Prostate Cancer Diagnostics","Development & Clinical Evaluation of a multi-Protein Biomarker Blood Test for Organ Confined Prostate Cancer Diagnostics","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233257","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"04/03/2016","31/12/2016","50","174223.13","EUR","87111.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531636","53.288268877858,-6.3720549927241","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234154","CARROLL CUISINE UNLIMITED COMPANY 159465","CARROLL CUISINE UNLIMITED COMPANY 159465","Ireland",null,"08/12/2015","21/06/2017","50","221573.52","EUR","110786.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532075","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Capital project to add white meat to product range","Capital project to add white meat to product range","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233399","Session Continuity for WEbRTC in mobile environments. To build a mobile application development kit that can deliver carrier grade real time voice, video and data services","Session Continuity for WEbRTC in mobile environments. To build a mobile application development kit that can deliver carrier grade real time voice, video and data services","Ireland",null,"07/04/2015","21/12/2015","50","57620.99","EUR","28810.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Session Continuity for WEbRTC in mobile environments. To build a mobile application development kit that can deliver carrier grade real time voice, video and data services","Session Continuity for WEbRTC in mobile environments. To build a mobile application development kit that can deliver carrier grade real time voice, video and data services","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301148","clusterinG Remote rEgions for ENergy rEsilience and gRowth","clusterinG Remote rEgions for ENergy rEsilience and gRowth","Finland|Ireland",null,"01/07/2021","30/06/2022","65","152651.1","EUR","99223.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","54.9513499,-7.7188444|63.8337336,23.1608642|65.0592359,25.4663525",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Central Ostrobothnia|Border Region|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa","FI1D5|IE041|FI1D9","2014-2020","Sustainable energy provision has become a fundamental priority in the agenda of NPA regions. The impact that climate change has on the reliability and performance of energy systems, joined with factors like peripherality, low population density, sparse settlements, migration, extreme climates, distances, accessibility, and over reliance on fossil fuels, has resulted in comparatively higher energy costs for domestic, business and public consumers with a consequential adverse impact on economic competitiveness. The GREENER project addresses these challenges by clustering 3 NPA projects (SMARCTIC, LECo and h-CHP) that will use their collective capacity and complementarity to increase awareness, gain critical mass, and transfer knowledge about the latest energy solutions to public authorities, communities and businesses across the NPA. The project brings together Lead Partners from 3 NPA projects, who have complementary skill sets and address similar themes and territorial challenges. 20 of the project partners have also joined as Associate Partners. The partnership consists of 1 EU network, 7 knowledge centres, 5 municipalities, 4 regional authorities, 3 energy agencies, 2 community energy cooperatives, and 1 economic development agency, who are all end users and/or have direct links to the end users. The partners will optimise collaboration initiatives to connect end users across regions and increase transnational cooperation. GREENER will establish a critical mass of energy efficient and renewable solutions. An integrated approach to dissemination will achieve wider implementation and increased scalability of energy efficient resources in housing and public infrastructures across the NPA Programme area. This maximizes the transnational impact on local-level end user groups by widening the scope for transnational cooperation to other beneficiaries.","Sustainable energy provision has become a fundamental priority in the agenda of NPA regions. The impact that climate change has on the reliability and performance of energy systems, joined with factors like peripherality, low population density, sparse settlements, migration, extreme climates, distances, accessibility, and over reliance on fossil fuels, has resulted in comparatively higher energy costs for domestic, business and public consumers with a consequential adverse impact on economic competitiveness. The GREENER project addresses these challenges by clustering 3 NPA projects (SMARCTIC, LECo and h-CHP) that will use their collective capacity and complementarity to increase awareness, gain critical mass, and transfer knowledge about the latest energy solutions to public authorities, communities and businesses across the NPA. The project brings together Lead Partners from 3 NPA projects, who have complementary skill sets and address similar themes and territorial challenges. 20 of the project partners have also joined as Associate Partners. The partnership consists of 1 EU network, 7 knowledge centres, 5 municipalities, 4 regional authorities, 3 energy agencies, 2 community energy cooperatives, and 1 economic development agency, who are all end users and/or have direct links to the end users. The partners will optimise collaboration initiatives to connect end users across regions and increase transnational cooperation. GREENER will establish a critical mass of energy efficient and renewable solutions. An integrated approach to dissemination will achieve wider implementation and increased scalability of energy efficient resources in housing and public infrastructures across the NPA Programme area. This maximizes the transnational impact on local-level end user groups by widening the scope for transnational cooperation to other beneficiaries.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233326","Advanced Methods & Materials for Fast Ion Analysis - The project created a mutually beneficial industry-university collaboration initiative between PepsiCo Global Quality Services water analytical laboratory & the UCC Analytical Chemistry Division. The project provided a platform for scientific development in the areas of water analysis & ion chromatography-MS &, following a detailed assessment of","Advanced Methods & Materials for Fast Ion Analysis - The project created a mutually beneficial industry-university collaboration initiative between PepsiCo Global Quality Services water analytical laboratory & the UCC Analytical Chemistry Division. The project provided a platform for scientific development in the areas of water analysis & ion chromatography-MS &, following a detailed assessment of","Ireland",null,"01/06/2015","31/10/2017","50","93206.48","EUR","46603.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698","51.8979282,-8.4705806","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Advanced Methods & Materials for Fast Ion Analysis - The project created a mutually beneficial industry-university collaboration initiative between PepsiCo Global Quality Services water analytical laboratory & the UCC Analytical Chemistry Division. The project provided a platform for scientific development in the areas of water analysis & ion chromatography-MS &, following a detailed assessment of current instrumentation, yielded a faster method of analysis for increased sample capacity.","Advanced Methods & Materials for Fast Ion Analysis - The project created a mutually beneficial industry-university collaboration initiative between PepsiCo Global Quality Services water analytical laboratory & the UCC Analytical Chemistry Division. The project provided a platform for scientific development in the areas of water analysis & ion chromatography-MS &, following a detailed assessment of current instrumentation, yielded a faster method of analysis for increased sample capacity.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235241","Development of Innovative High Thermal Concrete Blocks using Recycled Waste Materials","Development of Innovative High Thermal Concrete Blocks using Recycled Waste Materials","Ireland",null,"01/11/2016","01/05/2017","50","3794.82","EUR","1897.41","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of innovative high thermal concrete blocks using recycled waste materials.","Development of innovative high thermal concrete blocks using recycled waste materials.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302209","Cross-Border Healthcare Intervention Trials in Ireland Network","Cross-Border Healthcare Intervention Trials in Ireland Network","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2016","31/12/2021","85","8841667.25","EUR","7515417.16","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4386825","54.5945296,-5.9297924|53.3396688,-6.2460692",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Belfast","IE061|UKN06","2014-2020","Research is the key to unlocking a successful and sustainable healthcare system, providing an evidence base to drive future service innovation and quality improvement. The Health Departments, North and South, are currently working to increase the availability of innovation trials, which can investigate if a new treatment, intervention or procedure is safe, is better than the currently implemented practice, and can help to direct resources to the strategies and treatments that work best. Participation in clinical and other types of intervention trials has been shown to be beneficial to patients and to improve health outcomes. As with most healthcare settings in the developed world, opportunities on the island of Ireland are confined largely to cities, closely associated with major hospitals and universities where citizens are often referred to specialist services. As a result of the sparsity of such population centres, this inequity is notable along the border corridor. The Cross-border Healthcare Intervention Trials in Ireland Network (CHITIN) project is a unique cross-border partnership between the Health and Social Care Research & Development Division (HSC R&D) of the Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland and the Health Research Board in Ireland (HRB), the lead Agencies responsible for funding healthcare research on the island of Ireland, to develop a cross border network that will improve opportunities for people outside of major population centres. The rural settings that are typical of the Irish border regions are particularly suited to designing trials that assess the benefits of increased or remodelled healthcare delivery in community, primary and secondary care/regional hospital settings. This Partnership will apply the principles of joint development, implementation, staffing and financing to implement ten Healthcare Intervention Trials (HITs) that have clear cross-border elements and allow the participation of citizens in studies in the CHITIN eligible area. The HITS will result in an increase in the number of episodes of health and community care delivered on a cross border basis in a trial setting and test the suitability of interventions as part of usual healthcare delivery. Clinical and other healthcare trials follow very strict scientific and ethical standards that protect the participants health, safety and privacy. The Partners have a legacy of successfully managing the selection and delivery of such trials and will work together to achieve the outputs, delivering added value by ensuring that the cross-border HITs are well designed and that opportunities for evidence creation are maximised. Links to models and expertise within existing clinical research infrastructure already in place on both sides of the border to will maximised. It is expected that research teams will comprise a mix of experienced researchers and those from settings including academia and healthcare with less experience of healthcare research. The project therefore aims to ensure that mentorship plays a key role, and that training is provided to support and sustain the development of the research capability in the eligible area. The CHITIN project will utilise the €8,841,667.26 budget to deliver meaningful outputs and make a positive contribution towards health and social care. The strategic approach will be executed in four key stages, each with linked work packages to deliver the project outcomes: Creation of governance and operational framework; Selection and development of 10 health care intervention trials; Delivery of 10 health care intervention trials with on-going training and mentorship; Monitoring and evaluation of outputs, impacts and legacy. A dedicated Programme Management Group will be established to manage and control the day to day running of the CHITIN Project to ensure that it stays on track with respect to time, cost and quality outputs. This group, though a Programme Manager, will also report to a project Steering Group as part of the governance and oversight processes. Communications will play a central role in the successful execution of the CHITIN project. During the planning phase the CHITIN partners have collaborated on the development of a detailed Communications Plan, delivery of which will be led by a Communications Manager, and which outlines the practical actions for implementation with key stakeholders in a timely and comprehensive manner. As well as disseminating project outputs, an early stakeholder engagement plan is in place to raise awareness, encourage proactivity amongst citizens and ultimately enhance recruitment to the 10 HITs. During the planning phase, the CHITIN partners have also collaborated on how best to identify key delivery milestones, expected target dates and implementation monitoring, and how to capture the ultimate success of the ten planned interventions and the overarching network. Key project risks and their mitigation have been considered. This work will be devel","Research is the key to unlocking a successful and sustainable healthcare system, providing an evidence base to drive future service innovation and quality improvement. The Health Departments, North and South, are currently working to increase the availability of innovation trials, which can investigate if a new treatment, intervention or procedure is safe, is better than the currently implemented practice, and can help to direct resources to the strategies and treatments that work best. Participation in clinical and other types of intervention trials has been shown to be beneficial to patients and to improve health outcomes. As with most healthcare settings in the developed world, opportunities on the island of Ireland are confined largely to cities, closely associated with major hospitals and universities where citizens are often referred to specialist services. As a result of the sparsity of such population centres, this inequity is notable along the border corridor. The Cross-border Healthcare Intervention Trials in Ireland Network (CHITIN) project is a unique cross-border partnership between the Health and Social Care Research & Development Division (HSC R&D) of the Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland and the Health Research Board in Ireland (HRB), the lead Agencies responsible for funding healthcare research on the island of Ireland, to develop a cross border network that will improve opportunities for people outside of major population centres. The rural settings that are typical of the Irish border regions are particularly suited to designing trials that assess the benefits of increased or remodelled healthcare delivery in community, primary and secondary care/regional hospital settings. This Partnership will apply the principles of joint development, implementation, staffing and financing to implement ten Healthcare Intervention Trials (HITs) that have clear cross-border elements and allow the participation of citizens in studies in the CHITIN eligible area. The HITS will result in an increase in the number of episodes of health and community care delivered on a cross border basis in a trial setting and test the suitability of interventions as part of usual healthcare delivery. Clinical and other healthcare trials follow very strict scientific and ethical standards that protect the participants health, safety and privacy. The Partners have a legacy of successfully managing the selection and delivery of such trials and will work together to achieve the outputs, delivering added value by ensuring that the cross-border HITs are well designed and that opportunities for evidence creation are maximised. Links to models and expertise within existing clinical research infrastructure already in place on both sides of the border to will maximised. It is expected that research teams will comprise a mix of experienced researchers and those from settings including academia and healthcare with less experience of healthcare research. The project therefore aims to ensure that mentorship plays a key role, and that training is provided to support and sustain the development of the research capability in the eligible area. The CHITIN project will utilise the €8,841,667.26 budget to deliver meaningful outputs and make a positive contribution towards health and social care. The strategic approach will be executed in four key stages, each with linked work packages to deliver the project outcomes: Creation of governance and operational framework; Selection and development of 10 health care intervention trials; Delivery of 10 health care intervention trials with on-going training and mentorship; Monitoring and evaluation of outputs, impacts and legacy. A dedicated Programme Management Group will be established to manage and control the day to day running of the CHITIN Project to ensure that it stays on track with respect to time, cost and quality outputs. This group, though a Programme Manager, will also report to a project Steering Group as part of the governance and oversight processes. Communications will play a central role in the successful execution of the CHITIN project. During the planning phase the CHITIN partners have collaborated on the development of a detailed Communications Plan, delivery of which will be led by a Communications Manager, and which outlines the practical actions for implementation with key stakeholders in a timely and comprehensive manner. As well as disseminating project outputs, an early stakeholder engagement plan is in place to raise awareness, encourage proactivity amongst citizens and ultimately enhance recruitment to the 10 HITs. During the planning phase, the CHITIN partners have also collaborated on how best to identify key delivery milestones, expected target dates and implementation monitoring, and how to capture the ultimate success of the ten planned interventions and the overarching network. Key project risks and their mitigation have been considered. This work will be devel","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232213","Water Network Energy Optimisation System- a software system for water treatment plants.","Water Network Energy Optimisation System- a software system for water treatment plants.","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","29/07/2016","50","258448.82","EUR","129224.41","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Water Network Energy Optimisation System- a software system for water treatment plants.","Water Network Energy Optimisation System- a software system for water treatment plants.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233311","Gut Inflammation - Discovery & Therapeutic targeting of the Secretome-Receptome Inflammatory Network in Inflammatory Bowel Disease","Gut Inflammation - Discovery & Therapeutic targeting of the Secretome-Receptome Inflammatory Network in Inflammatory Bowel Disease","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","30/09/2020","50","800734.76","EUR","400367.38","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Gut Inflammation - Discovery & Therapeutic targeting of the Secretome-Receptome Inflammatory Network in Inflammatory Bowel Disease","Gut Inflammation - Discovery & Therapeutic targeting of the Secretome-Receptome Inflammatory Network in Inflammatory Bowel Disease","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297809","Innovations for Seaweed Producers in the Northern Periphery Area","Innovations for Seaweed Producers in the Northern Periphery Area","Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Greenland|Faroe Islands|Iceland",null,"01/08/2019","31/12/2022","57.5","1805340.6","EUR","1038068.69","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372489","64.1387985,-21.9554338|66.9354065,-53.6675468|58.2102445,-6.3878946|58.2115208,-6.3941607|62.0189657,-6.7732857|53.276035,-9.0595869|53.2500951,-9.2005764|63.8212732,20.3158615",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|West Region, Ireland|Capital Region","SE331|IE042|IS001","2014-2020","The objective of the project is to increase economic opportunities in the seaweed industry by developing innovative working practices that can be widely adopted by the many SMEs involved in this project in the NPA region to develop quality seaweed products of consistent standard that are identifiable and can be clearly branded. The project will identify common issues throughout the Region and give access to high-level R&D links within academic partners across regional and national borders to pilot solutions that can be adopted throughout the industry - thus developing solutions that enable technology transfer across the Programme area - in particular benefiting SMEs. This will result in higher levels of innovation and competitiveness in remote and sparsely populated areas by transfer and development of models and solutions that facilitate technology transfer to, and across, the Programme area. The expertise in the consortium partners will be used to ensure: - Seaweed extraction is sustainable with a good balance between wild harvesting and cultivation. - Waste is reduced through the utilisation of seaweed from net cleaning and other processes, and extracting the most product from the seaweed used. - Energy usage is reduced by effective drying methods and the use of renewable energy The combination of seaweed from clean Atlantic water and environmentally responsible processing will result in a high quality product that can be characterised and labelled through chemical analysis to ensure the product conforms to regulations. DNA sequencing will be used to build up a database that will identify where the seaweed has come from. Because the seaweed source is identifiable, a strong brand can be built around the product. This will benefit all SMEs in the NPA area who work towards the quality standards. The branding will also draw on cultural and historical information.","The objective of the project is to increase economic opportunities in the seaweed industry by developing innovative working practices that can be widely adopted by the many SMEs involved in this project in the NPA region to develop quality seaweed products of consistent standard that are identifiable and can be clearly branded. The project will identify common issues throughout the Region and give access to high-level R&D links within academic partners across regional and national borders to pilot solutions that can be adopted throughout the industry - thus developing solutions that enable technology transfer across the Programme area - in particular benefiting SMEs. This will result in higher levels of innovation and competitiveness in remote and sparsely populated areas by transfer and development of models and solutions that facilitate technology transfer to, and across, the Programme area. The expertise in the consortium partners will be used to ensure: - Seaweed extraction is sustainable with a good balance between wild harvesting and cultivation. - Waste is reduced through the utilisation of seaweed from net cleaning and other processes, and extracting the most product from the seaweed used. - Energy usage is reduced by effective drying methods and the use of renewable energy The combination of seaweed from clean Atlantic water and environmentally responsible processing will result in a high quality product that can be characterised and labelled through chemical analysis to ensure the product conforms to regulations. DNA sequencing will be used to build up a database that will identify where the seaweed has come from. Because the seaweed source is identifiable, a strong brand can be built around the product. This will benefit all SMEs in the NPA area who work towards the quality standards. The branding will also draw on cultural and historical information.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297775","BizMentors","BizMentors","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/10/2018","31/03/2022","49.91","1343494.18","EUR","670577.85","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369676","66.0466336,-17.343108|65.6847981,-18.1197969|54.3447966,-7.6384261|53.9020549,-8.5787592|53.2826113,-9.0136522|62.8980316,27.6453095",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Northern Savonia|West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Fermanagh and Omagh","FI1D2|IE042|IS002|UKN0G","2014-2020","Poor access to business expertise and networks is a challenge for SMEs and entrepreneurs across the NPA. This is especially true for SMEs in low business density and population density areas and for under-represented groups including women, the disabled and ethnic minorities. While an established mentoring support system exists in all the partner regions, many fail to meet the criteria to qualify for mentoring support, the mentors lack a working knowledge of specific areas of expertise or the funding model is unsustainable. The BizMentors model, developed by SCCUL, has been proven to support individuals and businesses in a small dispersed community setting in Galway since 2012. It relies on the local support of established business people (mentors) to provide free guidance to those seeking it (mentees) in a structured and low cost way. In a quadruple helix partnership approach, this project aims to innovate the model using an online interactive platform and shared learning to scale and expand BizMentors in the NPA Region, making expertise accessible to all enterprises and entrepreneurs. To test the new model, the partnership will focus on the Agri-Food sector. Having identified 587 existing agri-food businesses in the partner regions during the preparatory phase, the project will support end users to take advantage of the unique natural capital, innovation capacity and markets that remains untapped in the region. The mentoring model developed will be piloted in each region participating in the project. The output from these pilots will inform future transferability to other business sectors and countries (not just in the NPA region). To support this, a transnational Best Practice Handbook (BPH) will be produced to inform decision makers seeking to implement effective, low cost and inclusive mentoring solutions in other regions.The online platform will be made freely available to other communities to enable the sharing of goodwill, knowledge, wisdom and experience.","Poor access to business expertise and networks is a challenge for SMEs and entrepreneurs across the NPA. This is especially true for SMEs in low business density and population density areas and for under-represented groups including women, the disabled and ethnic minorities. While an established mentoring support system exists in all the partner regions, many fail to meet the criteria to qualify for mentoring support, the mentors lack a working knowledge of specific areas of expertise or the funding model is unsustainable. The BizMentors model, developed by SCCUL, has been proven to support individuals and businesses in a small dispersed community setting in Galway since 2012. It relies on the local support of established business people (mentors) to provide free guidance to those seeking it (mentees) in a structured and low cost way. In a quadruple helix partnership approach, this project aims to innovate the model using an online interactive platform and shared learning to scale and expand BizMentors in the NPA Region, making expertise accessible to all enterprises and entrepreneurs. To test the new model, the partnership will focus on the Agri-Food sector. Having identified 587 existing agri-food businesses in the partner regions during the preparatory phase, the project will support end users to take advantage of the unique natural capital, innovation capacity and markets that remains untapped in the region. The mentoring model developed will be piloted in each region participating in the project. The output from these pilots will inform future transferability to other business sectors and countries (not just in the NPA region). To support this, a transnational Best Practice Handbook (BPH) will be produced to inform decision makers seeking to implement effective, low cost and inclusive mentoring solutions in other regions.The online platform will be made freely available to other communities to enable the sharing of goodwill, knowledge, wisdom and experience.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299157","North West Centre for Advanced Manufacturing","North West Centre for Advanced Manufacturing","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/04/2017","31/12/2021","85","8779853.06","EUR","7462875.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355833","55.8550224,-4.2431356|54.6148973,-5.8984708|54.6792422,-5.9591102|54.9511516,-7.7222764|54.2769292,-8.4651088",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Border Region|Belfast|Glasgow City|Antrim and Newtownabbey","IE041|UKN06|UKM82|UKN0D","2014-2020","Project Overview: The project will result in the creation of an Advanced Manufacturing supercluster combining the collective and complementary strengths of the engineering Research Institute at Ulster University; the James Watt Nanofabricaton Centre at Glasgow University; the PEM Centre at Sligo Institute of Technology; and CoLab at Letterkenny Institute of Technology; co-ordinated by Catalyst Inc. the Project will involve the deployment of Advanced Manufacturing technologies (Sustainable Manufacturing; Advanced Polymers; Additive Manufacturing and Nano Manufacturing) to enable eight regional Health & Life Sciences companies predominately based in the North West to develop new products and processes; thus strenthening the Regional economy. Project Partners: The North West Centre for Advanced Manufacturing (the Programme) led by Catalyst Inc (trading name of Northern Ireland Science Park Holdings Ltd) involves a number of academic and industrial partners, who collectively possess the right experience and expertise to deliver it successfully. The Partnership comprises: Catalyst Inc (Lead Partner); Ulster University (Lead Academic Partner): Glasgow University; Institute of Technology Sligo; and Letterkenny Institute of Technology; Derry City & Strabane District Council; Abbott (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Armstrong Medical (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Bemis Healthcare Packaging (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Laser Prototypes Europe (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); GSK Stiefel (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Nuprint (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Randox Laboratories (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); and Sphere Global (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary). Project Objectives: 1. Increase the level of cross border collaboration across the Region in the area of applied Advanced Manufacturing R&I; 2. Increase the number of regional Health & Life Sciences (including supply chain) sector companies engaged in commercially driven cross border Advanced Manufacturing R*I; 3. Further develop the regional economy through the development of new products and / or processes (TRLs 2-6) within the Life & Health Sciences Sector; developed as a result of the applicaiton of Advanced Manufacturing technologies; and, 4. Increase the awareness of the potential of Advanced Manufacturing as an enabling technology within the Life & Health Sciences Sector and others key to the Regions current and future economic success.","Project Overview: The project will result in the creation of an Advanced Manufacturing supercluster combining the collective and complementary strengths of the engineering Research Institute at Ulster University; the James Watt Nanofabricaton Centre at Glasgow University; the PEM Centre at Sligo Institute of Technology; and CoLab at Letterkenny Institute of Technology; co-ordinated by Catalyst Inc. the Project will involve the deployment of Advanced Manufacturing technologies (Sustainable Manufacturing; Advanced Polymers; Additive Manufacturing and Nano Manufacturing) to enable eight regional Health & Life Sciences companies predominately based in the North West to develop new products and processes; thus strenthening the Regional economy. Project Partners: The North West Centre for Advanced Manufacturing (the Programme) led by Catalyst Inc (trading name of Northern Ireland Science Park Holdings Ltd) involves a number of academic and industrial partners, who collectively possess the right experience and expertise to deliver it successfully. The Partnership comprises: Catalyst Inc (Lead Partner); Ulster University (Lead Academic Partner): Glasgow University; Institute of Technology Sligo; and Letterkenny Institute of Technology; Derry City & Strabane District Council; Abbott (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Armstrong Medical (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Bemis Healthcare Packaging (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Laser Prototypes Europe (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); GSK Stiefel (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Nuprint (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); Randox Laboratories (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary); and Sphere Global (Industrial Partner / Beneficiary). Project Objectives: 1. Increase the level of cross border collaboration across the Region in the area of applied Advanced Manufacturing R&I; 2. Increase the number of regional Health & Life Sciences (including supply chain) sector companies engaged in commercially driven cross border Advanced Manufacturing R*I; 3. Further develop the regional economy through the development of new products and / or processes (TRLs 2-6) within the Life & Health Sciences Sector; developed as a result of the applicaiton of Advanced Manufacturing technologies; and, 4. Increase the awareness of the potential of Advanced Manufacturing as an enabling technology within the Life & Health Sciences Sector and others key to the Regions current and future economic success.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234214","An Evaluation of the use of e-beam technology to improve the thermal and mechanical properties for selected medical devices.","An Evaluation of the use of e-beam technology to improve the thermal and mechanical properties for selected medical devices.","Ireland",null,"03/08/2015","20/03/2016","50","6000","EUR","3000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","An evaluation of the use of e-beam technology to improve the thermal and mechanical properties for selected medical devices.","An evaluation of the use of e-beam technology to improve the thermal and mechanical properties for selected medical devices.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298810","A Cross Border Proposal for a New Eastern Corridor Medical Engineering Centre","A Cross Border Proposal for a New Eastern Corridor Medical Engineering Centre","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/03/2017","31/12/2021","85","8362917.13","EUR","7108479.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4383682","57.4767162,-4.1991339|53.3122384,-6.2336378|53.385332,-6.25884|53.9979451,-6.405957|54.4203331,-6.4548387|55.1619159,-6.6752551",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Causeway Coast and Glens","IE061|IE062|UKM62|UKN07|UKN0C","2014-2020","Overarching Need for Cardiology R&I: As we witness global demographic changes within our population , with larger percentages of the population being classified as elderly, society is now increasingly being faced with the huge challenge to alleviate the burden being placed on health and social care services by this cohort. Advances in technology have the potential to revolutionise healthcare delivery, reduce the amount of time spent in hospitals and support the elderly to ‘age in place’. The major causes of chronic illness such as cardiac diseases benefit from lower cost medical devices with a rapid point of care/connected health device focus. Opportunity to combine jurisdictional specialisms in Report Patient Monitoring Market. This proposed collaboration is between the two main centres within the Island of Ireland in Intelligent Sensor Technology, namely Nanotechnology and Integrated BioEngineering Centre (NIBEC) in conjunction with the Computer Science Research Institute (CSRI) at Ulster and the Biomedical Diagnostics Institute (BDI), Dublin City University in conjunction with DKIT (Dundalk) and UCD--ARCH/INSIGHT (Prof Brian Caulfield). The partnership have been highly successful at influencing EU and global impact within their respective areas and this project provides them with the impetus and funding to work collectively to make a step change to where industry and academia are placed in the globally competitive remote patient monitoring market. The proposed PhD titles and RA innovation projects have been informed through the partnership’s experience and consultation with industry leaders. Proposed Project: The proposed project, spanning from March 2017 to December 2021, has five work packages covering various aspects of remote patient monitoring within cardiology that have been informed and shaped by industry. There will be 24 PhDs delivered over three and four year periods with varying technology ready levels, which feed into and shape five demonstrator platforms. Information added on 2020-05-05, regarding the mitigation of the effects of COVID-19 (the corona virus pandemic that started in 2019): ECME has launched a small grants competition, providing up to £30,000 to SMEs to develop products and services that respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. These include: o Machine learning monitoring algorithms o Use of clinical datasets to enhance decision making and improve patient care pathways o The design and manufacture of PPE equipment o The development of rapid diagnostic tests for COVID-19. o Development of ventilator equipment.","Overarching Need for Cardiology R&I: As we witness global demographic changes within our population , with larger percentages of the population being classified as elderly, society is now increasingly being faced with the huge challenge to alleviate the burden being placed on health and social care services by this cohort. Advances in technology have the potential to revolutionise healthcare delivery, reduce the amount of time spent in hospitals and support the elderly to ‘age in place’. The major causes of chronic illness such as cardiac diseases benefit from lower cost medical devices with a rapid point of care/connected health device focus. Opportunity to combine jurisdictional specialisms in Report Patient Monitoring Market. This proposed collaboration is between the two main centres within the Island of Ireland in Intelligent Sensor Technology, namely Nanotechnology and Integrated BioEngineering Centre (NIBEC) in conjunction with the Computer Science Research Institute (CSRI) at Ulster and the Biomedical Diagnostics Institute (BDI), Dublin City University in conjunction with DKIT (Dundalk) and UCD--ARCH/INSIGHT (Prof Brian Caulfield). The partnership have been highly successful at influencing EU and global impact within their respective areas and this project provides them with the impetus and funding to work collectively to make a step change to where industry and academia are placed in the globally competitive remote patient monitoring market. The proposed PhD titles and RA innovation projects have been informed through the partnership’s experience and consultation with industry leaders. Proposed Project: The proposed project, spanning from March 2017 to December 2021, has five work packages covering various aspects of remote patient monitoring within cardiology that have been informed and shaped by industry. There will be 24 PhDs delivered over three and four year periods with varying technology ready levels, which feed into and shape five demonstrator platforms. Information added on 2020-05-05, regarding the mitigation of the effects of COVID-19 (the corona virus pandemic that started in 2019): ECME has launched a small grants competition, providing up to £30,000 to SMEs to develop products and services that respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. These include: o Machine learning monitoring algorithms o Use of clinical datasets to enhance decision making and improve patient care pathways o The design and manufacture of PPE equipment o The development of rapid diagnostic tests for COVID-19. o Development of ventilator equipment.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233947","CARAGH TOOL & DIE LTD 158451","CARAGH TOOL & DIE LTD 158451","Ireland",null,"12/05/2015",null,"50","19819.6","EUR","9909.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531859","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13827: Investment in equipment to support competitiveness","13827: Investment in equipment to support competitiveness","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302264","Creative Momentum","Creative Momentum","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"11/05/2015","10/05/2018","61.58","1949627.73","EUR","1200622.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369676","65.680992,-18.089876|54.4494708,-6.3878636|53.9016968,-8.5792106|53.276035,-9.0595869|62.620448,17.9169269|65.8515593,24.1392041",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Lapland|Västernorrland County|West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon","FI1D7|SE321|IE042|IS002|UKN07","2014-2020","Creative Momentum (CM) tackles the peripherality and distance to market challenges experienced by entrepreneurs in the creative and cultural industries across the Northern Periphery and Arctic area, as well as low economic diversity in these regions. It provides enterprise development and market expansion spaces, services and supports with a transnational focus. At the core of CM is a shared vision that good ideas should transcend distance and that creativity is not bounded by geography. CM recognises and embraces the comparative advantage of a peripheral perspective and works to enable creative industries in the NPA area to bring this unique perspective to the global stage. Creative Momentum: make it local; make it global.","Creative Momentum (CM) tackles the peripherality and distance to market challenges experienced by entrepreneurs in the creative and cultural industries across the Northern Periphery and Arctic area, as well as low economic diversity in these regions. It provides enterprise development and market expansion spaces, services and supports with a transnational focus. At the core of CM is a shared vision that good ideas should transcend distance and that creativity is not bounded by geography. CM recognises and embraces the comparative advantage of a peripheral perspective and works to enable creative industries in the NPA area to bring this unique perspective to the global stage. Creative Momentum: make it local; make it global.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234067","GERMAN SALAMI CO (DUNDALK) LTD 158768","GERMAN SALAMI CO (DUNDALK) LTD 158768","Ireland",null,"14/07/2015",null,"50","62555.62","EUR","31277.81","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532027","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13831: Investment in facilities to increase capacity and efficiencies of the meat processing facility","13831: Investment in facilities to increase capacity and efficiencies of the meat processing facility","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232242","Hand-Deployed Rapid Plasma Based Clinical and Medical Decontamination Device to Prevent Hospital Infection","Hand-Deployed Rapid Plasma Based Clinical and Medical Decontamination Device to Prevent Hospital Infection","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","01/03/2019","50","38167.33","EUR","19083.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Hand-Deployed Rapid Plasma Based Clinical and Medical Decontamination Device to Prevent Hospital Infection","Hand-Deployed Rapid Plasma Based Clinical and Medical Decontamination Device to Prevent Hospital Infection","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232302","Obtaining and gathering data on seaweed biostimulants","Obtaining and gathering data on seaweed biostimulants","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","30/11/2016","50","218574.74","EUR","109287.37","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531520",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Obtaining and gathering data on seaweed biostimulants","Obtaining and gathering data on seaweed biostimulants","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233556","] Centre for Research in Medical Devices","] Centre for Research in Medical Devices","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2020","50","1506856","EUR","753428","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14140: Centre for Research in Medical Devices","14140: Centre for Research in Medical Devices","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232251","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System & Clinical Evaluation","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System & Clinical Evaluation","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","31/01/2018","50","39202.84","EUR","19601.42","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System & Clinical Evaluation","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System & Clinical Evaluation","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301531","Get Real","Get Real","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/11/2017","30/11/2020","85","763280.67","EUR","648788.57","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4379663","54.5992677,-5.9258728|54.5862149,-5.9282209|54.6017497,-5.9306529|54.5946282,-5.9335842|53.3475357,-6.2794985",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Dublin Region|Belfast","IE061|UKN06","2014-2020","Project Information: Get Real has three interlocking strands, reaching the most marginalised; those who perpetuate extreme forms of intolerance, and their victims. Get Real will work intensively with People whose attitudes and behaviours are entrenched in sectarianism, and, increasingly, racism.This includes those convicted of crimes with prejudice/bias motivation and those most at risk of perpetrating racial/sectarian crime. Those who have been victims of hate crime and experience fear, loss in ability to contribute to a shared, cohesive society. Staff in statutory criminal justice agencies who are required to demonstrate leadership in how they treat people from all races and backgrounds, who may be vulnerable to crime or prejudicial attitudes. Proposed Design: Strand 1: Get Real about Justice. PBNI will identify offenders whose crimes had some bias/prejudice motivation. Victims will be identified/contacted by VSNI and offered the opportunity to engage, or to suggest a representative of their community to do so. Project staff (trained in restorative practices) will lead intensive sessions over approx. 3 months, to challenge participants to consider their attitudes and support plans for change. It will culminate in a menu of options including e.g. a facilitated meeting; letter of apology; visit to a culturally significant venue; or other actions to help consolidate change/make amends. Strand 2: Get Real about Identity. A community-development programme (8 sessions) of sustained, meaningful and purposeful contact in disadvantaged communities where hate crime is prevalent, attended by those vulnerable to perpetrating hate crime. Partners (NIACRO, PSNI and community networks including Alternatives, CRJI, Rural Community Network & Irish Rural Link) will identify locations where hate crime is prevalent/an increasing problem and conflict legacy remains strong and help recruit participants. The programme will explore what causes people to feel threatened by difference and how to build trust, tolerance and respect. It will challenge prejudicial attitudes to affect change in behaviour, help to equip people to contribute to more peaceful and stable communities. To ensure a good representation of cultures and backgrounds, co-facilitators drawn from partners and other community networks will join Get Real project staff. Strand 3: Get Real about Society. South Belfast Roundtable will be immersed in the project, using insights to develop cultural competency training, delivered to 4 criminal justice organisations across the region in 2019/20. This will help people to move beyond ignorance or indifference and exhibit greater empathy and confidence towards people from different cultures and backgrounds. Strategic Policy & Context: European, Irish and N Irish policies regarding acceptance of diversity.","Project Information: Get Real has three interlocking strands, reaching the most marginalised; those who perpetuate extreme forms of intolerance, and their victims. Get Real will work intensively with People whose attitudes and behaviours are entrenched in sectarianism, and, increasingly, racism.This includes those convicted of crimes with prejudice/bias motivation and those most at risk of perpetrating racial/sectarian crime. Those who have been victims of hate crime and experience fear, loss in ability to contribute to a shared, cohesive society. Staff in statutory criminal justice agencies who are required to demonstrate leadership in how they treat people from all races and backgrounds, who may be vulnerable to crime or prejudicial attitudes. Proposed Design: Strand 1: Get Real about Justice. PBNI will identify offenders whose crimes had some bias/prejudice motivation. Victims will be identified/contacted by VSNI and offered the opportunity to engage, or to suggest a representative of their community to do so. Project staff (trained in restorative practices) will lead intensive sessions over approx. 3 months, to challenge participants to consider their attitudes and support plans for change. It will culminate in a menu of options including e.g. a facilitated meeting; letter of apology; visit to a culturally significant venue; or other actions to help consolidate change/make amends. Strand 2: Get Real about Identity. A community-development programme (8 sessions) of sustained, meaningful and purposeful contact in disadvantaged communities where hate crime is prevalent, attended by those vulnerable to perpetrating hate crime. Partners (NIACRO, PSNI and community networks including Alternatives, CRJI, Rural Community Network & Irish Rural Link) will identify locations where hate crime is prevalent/an increasing problem and conflict legacy remains strong and help recruit participants. The programme will explore what causes people to feel threatened by difference and how to build trust, tolerance and respect. It will challenge prejudicial attitudes to affect change in behaviour, help to equip people to contribute to more peaceful and stable communities. To ensure a good representation of cultures and backgrounds, co-facilitators drawn from partners and other community networks will join Get Real project staff. Strand 3: Get Real about Society. South Belfast Roundtable will be immersed in the project, using insights to develop cultural competency training, delivered to 4 criminal justice organisations across the region in 2019/20. This will help people to move beyond ignorance or indifference and exhibit greater empathy and confidence towards people from different cultures and backgrounds. Strategic Policy & Context: European, Irish and N Irish policies regarding acceptance of diversity.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233242","TIL3A-100 as a novel therapeutic in SLE","TIL3A-100 as a novel therapeutic in SLE","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","02/05/2018","50","20523.6","EUR","10261.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531609",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","TIL3A-100 as a novel therapeutic in SLE","TIL3A-100 as a novel therapeutic in SLE","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234219","Development of a robust Balloon Catheter production process","Development of a robust Balloon Catheter production process","Ireland",null,"06/02/2017","06/08/2017","50","4940.41","EUR","2470.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of a robust balloon catheter production process","Development of a robust balloon catheter production process","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233228","Development of a Pet sitter business using online & offline marketing and recruitment of associated back office staff.","Development of a Pet sitter business using online & offline marketing and recruitment of associated back office staff.","Ireland",null,"12/05/2014","31/12/2015","50","2320","EUR","1160","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531592","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Development of a Pet sitter business using online & offline marketing and recruitment of associated back office staff.","Development of a Pet sitter business using online & offline marketing and recruitment of associated back office staff.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299483","Innovation in the Deep Atlantic Ocean","Innovation in the Deep Atlantic Ocean","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"04/11/2017","03/11/2021","75","3632635","EUR","2724476.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2993304","51.5557739,-1.7797176|27.9955313,-15.4173726|32.6669328,-16.9240554|37.7394207,-25.6686725|50.3754565,-4.1426565|48.390394,-4.486076|43.3623436,-8.4115401|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.7222524,-9.1393366|43.5367334,1.5280556",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Madeira|Azores|Gran Canaria|West Region, Ireland|Plymouth|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Finistère|Haute-Garonne|Swindon","PT300|PT200|ES705|IE042|UKK41|ES111|PT170|FRH02|FRJ23|UKK14","2014-2020","The Atlantic Action Plan aims to revitalize the Marine and Maritime Economy, recommending closer collaboration among member states such as to set up sustainable strategies for natural resources exploitation while promoting innovation and regional strategies that secure and enhance the marine and coastal environments. The European Atlantic Region (EAR) has the largest potential for “blue growth” due to, among others, its size, maritime tradition, and vast deep-sea areas available for exploitation. The iFADO project aims to create marine services at regional and subregional scale using the European Atlantic waters as case study. By filling current technical gaps, iFADO will use the Marine Strategy Framework Directive implementation to demonstrate the application of innovative products. The project will combine traditional monitoring with cost-effective, state-of-the-art technologies: remote sensing, numerical modelling and emerging observation platforms such us gliders and oceanic buoys. This project aims to downscale the Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service products and to combine the conventional monitoring programmes with emerging technologies such as gliders, ocean buoys and satellite data, to develop tailor-made and innovative products.","The Atlantic Action Plan aims to revitalize the Marine and Maritime Economy, recommending closer collaboration among member states such as to set up sustainable strategies for natural resources exploitation while promoting innovation and regional strategies that secure and enhance the marine and coastal environments. The European Atlantic Region (EAR) has the largest potential for “blue growth” due to, among others, its size, maritime tradition, and vast deep-sea areas available for exploitation. The iFADO project aims to create marine services at regional and subregional scale using the European Atlantic waters as case study. By filling current technical gaps, iFADO will use the Marine Strategy Framework Directive implementation to demonstrate the application of innovative products. The project will combine traditional monitoring with cost-effective, state-of-the-art technologies: remote sensing, numerical modelling and emerging observation platforms such us gliders and oceanic buoys. This project aims to downscale the Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service products and to combine the conventional monitoring programmes with emerging technologies such as gliders, ocean buoys and satellite data, to develop tailor-made and innovative products.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232297","Create a smart led lighting solution that incorporates the latest in sensing & communications technology & develop new software that can utilize these technologies to realize greater control & savings over a lighting system as well as offering new services via the lighting infrastructure.","Create a smart led lighting solution that incorporates the latest in sensing & communications technology & develop new software that can utilize these technologies to realize greater control & savings over a lighting system as well as offering new services via the lighting infrastructure.","Ireland",null,"07/11/2015","30/04/2018","50","27037.29","EUR","13518.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531520",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Create a smart led lighting solution that incorporates the latest in sensing & communications technology & develop new software that can utilize these technologies to realize greater control & savings over a lighting system as well as offering new services via the lighting infrastructure.","Create a smart led lighting solution that incorporates the latest in sensing & communications technology & develop new software that can utilize these technologies to realize greater control & savings over a lighting system as well as offering new services via the lighting infrastructure.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301191","Community based energy solutions for remote areas","Community based energy solutions for remote areas","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|Germany|Norway",null,"01/08/2017","31/12/2020","63.29","1902925.24","EUR","1204401.41","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363684","53.9020549,-8.5787592|53.24918,-9.20495|52.5283651,13.376851|69.6812085,18.9784477|66.6049662,19.8324942|65.584819,22.1567026|63.8337336,23.1608642",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Central Ostrobothnia|Norrbotten County|West Region, Ireland|Troms og Finnmark","FI1D5|SE332|IE042|NO074","2014-2020","The LECo-project shall respond on the needs of remote communes and settlements for a sustainable energy supply. For this purpose an approach shall be developed to use as far as possible existing renewable resources for the energy supply improving building stock standards by combining new innovative technologies with locally available natural resources. The approach is based on the model of local cycle economy taking also in consideration the use of waste from households, agriculture and industries as potential source of energy. In order to create synergetic effects to the local economy and social coherence it is intended to base the project on Local Energy Communities (LECo) either as municipal enterprise or as a cooperative. As far as available local companies shall be involved in investments and thus upgrade their skills for future activities in the energy business. The project shall deliver a set of locally adapted concepts for Community based energy solutions in remote areas. These concepts will be modelled, developed and implemented in selected test communities in each participating country. The methodology for setting up such local adapted concepts and their implementation will be made available in form of a practical guideline which can be used for transferring the results to other locations. With help of the German project partner Renewable Energies Agency the project will learn from good practices of the German and Austrian “energy villages”, which by implementing smart energy solution successfully created added regional value, jobs and contributed to climate protection. The concepts will be analysed, adapted and tested in pilot communities in the project region. Further existing cases of Energy Villages inside and outside the NPA area will be analyzed in form of documented cases and shall deliver guidance about success- factors and pitfalls for Energy Villages.","The LECo-project shall respond on the needs of remote communes and settlements for a sustainable energy supply. For this purpose an approach shall be developed to use as far as possible existing renewable resources for the energy supply improving building stock standards by combining new innovative technologies with locally available natural resources. The approach is based on the model of local cycle economy taking also in consideration the use of waste from households, agriculture and industries as potential source of energy. In order to create synergetic effects to the local economy and social coherence it is intended to base the project on Local Energy Communities (LECo) either as municipal enterprise or as a cooperative. As far as available local companies shall be involved in investments and thus upgrade their skills for future activities in the energy business. The project shall deliver a set of locally adapted concepts for Community based energy solutions in remote areas. These concepts will be modelled, developed and implemented in selected test communities in each participating country. The methodology for setting up such local adapted concepts and their implementation will be made available in form of a practical guideline which can be used for transferring the results to other locations. With help of the German project partner Renewable Energies Agency the project will learn from good practices of the German and Austrian “energy villages”, which by implementing smart energy solution successfully created added regional value, jobs and contributed to climate protection. The concepts will be analysed, adapted and tested in pilot communities in the project region. Further existing cases of Energy Villages inside and outside the NPA area will be analyzed in form of documented cases and shall deliver guidance about success- factors and pitfalls for Energy Villages.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233270","Launch of new brand of confectionery targeting celebrity weddings & events","Launch of new brand of confectionery targeting celebrity weddings & events","Ireland",null,"08/10/2014","31/12/2015","50","10000","EUR","5000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531653","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Launch of new brand of confectionery targeting celebrity weddings & events","Launch of new brand of confectionery targeting celebrity weddings & events","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297425","Effective use of Renewable Energy Resources in Remote Communities using SMARTGrid Technology","Effective use of Renewable Energy Resources in Remote Communities using SMARTGrid Technology","Ireland|Norway",null,"30/08/2016","30/11/2016","17.25","26109.53","EUR","4503.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4370861","51.8977847,-8.4836169|68.4384984,17.4272612",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","South-West Region, Ireland|Nordland","IE053|NO071","2014-2020","SMARTGridTech proposes to focus on a number of key challenges facing the application of micro-grids in relation to efficient use of renewable energy sources in remote, sparsely populated, communities. The aim is to improve energy system reliability and resilience for secure, continuous supply of power. This will enable improved quality of life, the ability to protect key community services and facilities from power failure, together with improved energy efficiency and infrastructure management facilities. The common challenges relate to restricted adoption of micro-grids include the interface, control and protection requirements for each micro source, micro-grid voltage and frequency control, power flow control, load sharing during islanding, protection, stability and overall operation. Adoption of micro-grid technology will help remote areas to reduce resilience on conventional power systems using fossil fuels with poor energy efficiency that create environmental pollution.","SMARTGridTech proposes to focus on a number of key challenges facing the application of micro-grids in relation to efficient use of renewable energy sources in remote, sparsely populated, communities. The aim is to improve energy system reliability and resilience for secure, continuous supply of power. This will enable improved quality of life, the ability to protect key community services and facilities from power failure, together with improved energy efficiency and infrastructure management facilities. The common challenges relate to restricted adoption of micro-grids include the interface, control and protection requirements for each micro source, micro-grid voltage and frequency control, power flow control, load sharing during islanding, protection, stability and overall operation. Adoption of micro-grid technology will help remote areas to reduce resilience on conventional power systems using fossil fuels with poor energy efficiency that create environmental pollution.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294544","Platforms for Ageing Community Engagement - Exchange and Enterprise","Platforms for Ageing Community Engagement - Exchange and Enterprise","Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/09/2017","31/03/2021","58.54","1747088.8","EUR","1022681.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","65.0320856,-14.2197437|54.594243,-5.9296037|55.1504014,-6.6722575|54.3447966,-7.6384261|52.6651468,-8.6251424|63.8258471,20.2630354|64.7493632,20.9528416",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|Mid-West Region|Landsbyggð|Belfast|Causeway Coast and Glens|Fermanagh and Omagh","SE331|IE051|IS002|UKN06|UKN0C|UKN0G","2014-2020","Social exclusion and loneliness have significantly negative impacts on physical and mental health. Such problems are increasingly prevalent in remote and sparsely populated regions of Europe. The lives of older citizens are further complicated by growing health and social care needs. Additionally, older people may be particularly impacted by the wider challenges faced by remote and rural communities, including the interrelated problems of declining economic activity, youth migration and limited access to goods and services. While ICT may help in alleviating these problems, older people may require help with computer and internet use. PLACE-EE is a transnational partnership of public health agencies, local authorities, academics and ICT experts dedicated to improving the quality of life for older people. Funded by the Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme of the European Union, our aim is to develop and implement locally derived sustainable solutions to encourage internet use and person-centred e-health. Older people will engage with our transnational partnership of municipal bodies, public health, universities and enterprises in a programme of community engagement and intergenerational exchange between younger and older citizens using an assets-based approach to build capacity among older people to address barriers to service access. In doing so, we will identify, promote and connect local, cultural knowledge and other heritage resources with innovative ICT approaches that enable greater social inclusion, and access to timely and efficient advice, support and care. The PLACE-EE project will provide opportunities for the transfer of knowledge, skills, products in health care for the benefit of older people and their communities.","Social exclusion and loneliness have significantly negative impacts on physical and mental health. Such problems are increasingly prevalent in remote and sparsely populated regions of Europe. The lives of older citizens are further complicated by growing health and social care needs. Additionally, older people may be particularly impacted by the wider challenges faced by remote and rural communities, including the interrelated problems of declining economic activity, youth migration and limited access to goods and services. While ICT may help in alleviating these problems, older people may require help with computer and internet use. PLACE-EE is a transnational partnership of public health agencies, local authorities, academics and ICT experts dedicated to improving the quality of life for older people. Funded by the Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme of the European Union, our aim is to develop and implement locally derived sustainable solutions to encourage internet use and person-centred e-health. Older people will engage with our transnational partnership of municipal bodies, public health, universities and enterprises in a programme of community engagement and intergenerational exchange between younger and older citizens using an assets-based approach to build capacity among older people to address barriers to service access. In doing so, we will identify, promote and connect local, cultural knowledge and other heritage resources with innovative ICT approaches that enable greater social inclusion, and access to timely and efficient advice, support and care. The PLACE-EE project will provide opportunities for the transfer of knowledge, skills, products in health care for the benefit of older people and their communities.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233269","The Scheme supports upgrading the energy efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","The Scheme supports upgrading the energy efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014",null,"50","6220921","EUR","3110460.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531649",null,"14","Energy efficiency renovation of existing housing stock, demonstration projects and supporting measures","TO04","Low-carbon economy","PO02","Greener, carbon-free Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The Scheme supports upgrading the energy efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","The Scheme supports upgrading the energy efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295539","Enhancing social enterprises competitiveness through improved business support policies","Enhancing social enterprises competitiveness through improved business support policies","Sweden|Italy|Austria|Ireland|United Kingdom|Hungary|Spain",null,"01/01/2017","30/06/2021","83.9","1493565","EUR","1253122.95","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356022","55.860644,-4.2611699|53.285222,-9.026784|44.5221076,11.3388697|59.2654535,15.2169692|48.1841438,16.3311659|47.5110774,19.071612|41.3975422,2.1576492",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Örebro County|Province of Bologna|West Region, Ireland|Barcelona Province|Budapest|Glasgow City","SE124|ITH55|IE042|ES511|HU110|UKM82","2014-2020","Social Enterprises (SE) are drivers of social change that operate on the basis of viable business models, providing goods/services for the market in an entrepreneurial and innovative fashion and using profits primarily to achieve social objectives (European Commission’s Social Business Initiative (SBI) communication). The potential of SE to promote more and better jobs and generate inclusive growth, while addressing major societal challenges is widely recognised, especially after the adoption of the EC’s SBI in 2011. In view of the above, many European regions have in the past years rolled out initiatives to foster social entrepreneurship. The current issue at stake is, however, on how to effectively promote the competitiveness of SE already competing in the market, taking into account that their support needs differ from mainstream SMEs. In effect, SE business support policies are still rare and, when available, fragmented among public authorities. This challenge has motivated RaiSE partners to engage in cooperation and interregional exchange to enhance regional SE support policies to foster competitiveness, facilitating access to markets as well as finance and innovation. 6 regions, with an existing SE base but varied policy contexts, unite efforts to tackle the common challenge. Numerous activities have been structured in Phase 1 to promote active interregional exchange and effective regional stakeholder engagement for joint development of regional Action Plans (AP), as well as EU-wide dissemination. The plans should conduce improvements in the policy instruments selected, delivering new and enhanced services, further specialisation of training and support infrastructure, new funding for cooperation and ventures, etc. They should also conduce to better governance, engaging multiple stakeholders in policy development and implementation. The roll out of the APs will be monitored through Phase 2 over two years. All in all, the project duration is 54 months.","Social Enterprises (SE) are drivers of social change that operate on the basis of viable business models, providing goods/services for the market in an entrepreneurial and innovative fashion and using profits primarily to achieve social objectives (European Commission’s Social Business Initiative (SBI) communication). The potential of SE to promote more and better jobs and generate inclusive growth, while addressing major societal challenges is widely recognised, especially after the adoption of the EC’s SBI in 2011. In view of the above, many European regions have in the past years rolled out initiatives to foster social entrepreneurship. The current issue at stake is, however, on how to effectively promote the competitiveness of SE already competing in the market, taking into account that their support needs differ from mainstream SMEs. In effect, SE business support policies are still rare and, when available, fragmented among public authorities. This challenge has motivated RaiSE partners to engage in cooperation and interregional exchange to enhance regional SE support policies to foster competitiveness, facilitating access to markets as well as finance and innovation. 6 regions, with an existing SE base but varied policy contexts, unite efforts to tackle the common challenge. Numerous activities have been structured in Phase 1 to promote active interregional exchange and effective regional stakeholder engagement for joint development of regional Action Plans (AP), as well as EU-wide dissemination. The plans should conduce improvements in the policy instruments selected, delivering new and enhanced services, further specialisation of training and support infrastructure, new funding for cooperation and ventures, etc. They should also conduce to better governance, engaging multiple stakeholders in policy development and implementation. The roll out of the APs will be monitored through Phase 2 over two years. All in all, the project duration is 54 months.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233321","The project developed a time-based probabilistic O&M (operations & maintenance) commercial software tool to simulate maintenance activities for offshore wind farms, to ensure the planning phase fully quantifies the costs & selects the correct maintenance strategy.","The project developed a time-based probabilistic O&M (operations & maintenance) commercial software tool to simulate maintenance activities for offshore wind farms, to ensure the planning phase fully quantifies the costs & selects the correct maintenance strategy.","Ireland",null,"01/02/2016","30/11/2017","50","98794.71","EUR","49397.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The project developed a time-based probabilistic O&M (operations & maintenance) commercial software tool to simulate maintenance activities for offshore wind farms, to ensure the planning phase fully quantifies the costs & selects the correct maintenance strategy.","The project developed a time-based probabilistic O&M (operations & maintenance) commercial software tool to simulate maintenance activities for offshore wind farms, to ensure the planning phase fully quantifies the costs & selects the correct maintenance strategy.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232205","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","24956.75","EUR","12478.38","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531421","51.897249507295,-8.465211679244","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232241","Development of EmboStasis, a Novel Embolic Material for Treatment of Hepatocellular Carcinoma","Development of EmboStasis, a Novel Embolic Material for Treatment of Hepatocellular Carcinoma","Ireland",null,"01/08/2015","30/10/2017","50","92733.09","EUR","46366.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of EmboStasis, a Novel Embolic Material for Treatment of Hepatocellular Carcinoma","Development of EmboStasis, a Novel Embolic Material for Treatment of Hepatocellular Carcinoma","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233960","IBYE T&D,M&P 2015","IBYE T&D,M&P 2015","Ireland",null,"01/05/2015","31/12/2015","50","30894.89","EUR","15447.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531852","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13616: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between ages of 18 - 35 through training and development","13616: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between ages of 18 - 35 through training and development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234203","Additive Manufacturing of Customised Implants for Biomedical Applications","Additive Manufacturing of Customised Implants for Biomedical Applications","Ireland",null,"15/10/2016","15/03/2017","50","11709.6","EUR","5854.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Additive Manufacturing of Customised Implants for Biomedical Applications.","Additive Manufacturing of Customised Implants for Biomedical Applications.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233312","Observation and Monitoring of Marine Renewable Energy Infrastructure","Observation and Monitoring of Marine Renewable Energy Infrastructure","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","30/09/2019","50","440973.81","EUR","220486.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Observation and Monitoring of Marine Renewable Energy Infrastructure","Observation and Monitoring of Marine Renewable Energy Infrastructure","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235246","Development of bioactive nanocomposites for bone tissue applications","Development of bioactive nanocomposites for bone tissue applications","Ireland",null,"03/08/2015","04/01/2016","50","10079.11","EUR","5039.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of bioactive nanocomposites for bone tissue applications","Development of bioactive nanocomposites for bone tissue applications","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298618","Planning safer cities","Planning safer cities","Italy|Greece|Portugal|Ireland|Slovakia|Hungary|Spain|Belgium",null,"02/09/2019","13/05/2022","78.23","748875.55","EUR","585844.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381361","40.4182776,-3.6916905|53.7301271,-7.7995546|39.7409458,-8.8100918|44.8078042,10.333117|44.2855763,11.8828677|48.7560365,21.9177733|47.9540022,22.3204026|40.795583,22.4138335|51.0279397,4.4811177",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Province of Parma|Province of Ravenna|Midlands Region|Região de Leiria Subregion|Arrondissement of Mechelen|Πέλλα|Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg|Košice Region","ITH52|ITH57|IE063|PT16F|BE212|EL524|HU323|SK042","2014-2020","Security and safety are two common goods cities and fundamental components of European democracy. Cities must adopt holistic approaches to challenges faced and lead the adaptation and ensure security management is representative and in accordance to the city’s diversity. UrbSecurity network wishes to co-create an integrated approach towards urban security focusing on improving citizens’ quality of life and the city’s smart, sustainable and inclusive growth towards a good living environment.","Security and safety are two common goods cities and fundamental components of European democracy. Cities must adopt holistic approaches to challenges faced and lead the adaptation and ensure security management is representative and in accordance to the city’s diversity. UrbSecurity network wishes to co-create an integrated approach towards urban security focusing on improving citizens’ quality of life and the city’s smart, sustainable and inclusive growth towards a good living environment.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232252","Efficient End-to-end Waste Water Management for Meat Processing Plants","Efficient End-to-end Waste Water Management for Meat Processing Plants","Ireland",null,"01/02/2016","31/07/2018","50","32905.44","EUR","16452.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Efficient End-to-end Waste Water Management for Meat Processing Plants","Efficient End-to-end Waste Water Management for Meat Processing Plants","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295272","Augmented reality to Educate Young households about Energy","Augmented reality to Educate Young households about Energy","Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Canada|Iceland",null,"25/07/2018","30/11/2018","52.74","44992.5","EUR","23727.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4378705","65.6783021,-18.1437916|57.4708753,-4.1977848|58.2081583,-6.38924|63.7475218,-68.5237164|51.8918775,-8.4938266|65.5894063,22.1545679",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Norrbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey","SE332|IE053|IS002|UKM62","2014-2020","A:EYE will give young households options for renewable energy and energy efficiency as sited in their own home, displayed on their phone or tablet. Pop up advice and options will be displayed with relevant information to their home including options for heating and hot water types, rooftop, walls, appliances, and details of links for action. Young households need information about renewables and energy efficiency displayed to them in a way which is useful, particularly when linked to local advice and options for action. A:EYE will capitalise on the explosion of smart phones and tablets across the region, with a prevalence amongst young households who are setting up home for the first time. Major companies such as IKEA and Dulux offer options for households using augmented reality, such as positioning furniture or colour of walls onto ‘in your house’. However, there are no similar options for energy, especially with information relevant to the NPA area. Our A:EYE project aims to demonstrate live ‘in your house’ renewable and energy efficiency options to young householders. Options are relevant to their region, including build type, appliances available and optimum renewable energy types of technology. Preparatory for A:EYE formalises our comprehensive partnership and complete a full application for the final round of 2014-20. Our partnership consists of energy experts TIG Scotland; Orkusetur, Iceland; and Energikontor Norr, Sweden, ensuring appropriate property construction and domestic renewable energy systems are displayed. We have experts in the field of augmented reality, deuxality.com (Scotland), and University College Cork who will test the impact of the technology on the householders and their use of energy, drawing from sociological and human geographical approaches. Ilinniapaa Skills Development Centre from Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada complete the team with their expertise in young people engagement, training and promotion of indigenous languages.","A:EYE will give young households options for renewable energy and energy efficiency as sited in their own home, displayed on their phone or tablet. Pop up advice and options will be displayed with relevant information to their home including options for heating and hot water types, rooftop, walls, appliances, and details of links for action. Young households need information about renewables and energy efficiency displayed to them in a way which is useful, particularly when linked to local advice and options for action. A:EYE will capitalise on the explosion of smart phones and tablets across the region, with a prevalence amongst young households who are setting up home for the first time. Major companies such as IKEA and Dulux offer options for households using augmented reality, such as positioning furniture or colour of walls onto ‘in your house’. However, there are no similar options for energy, especially with information relevant to the NPA area. Our A:EYE project aims to demonstrate live ‘in your house’ renewable and energy efficiency options to young householders. Options are relevant to their region, including build type, appliances available and optimum renewable energy types of technology. Preparatory for A:EYE formalises our comprehensive partnership and complete a full application for the final round of 2014-20. Our partnership consists of energy experts TIG Scotland; Orkusetur, Iceland; and Energikontor Norr, Sweden, ensuring appropriate property construction and domestic renewable energy systems are displayed. We have experts in the field of augmented reality, deuxality.com (Scotland), and University College Cork who will test the impact of the technology on the householders and their use of energy, drawing from sociological and human geographical approaches. Ilinniapaa Skills Development Centre from Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada complete the team with their expertise in young people engagement, training and promotion of indigenous languages.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233248","Si and Lu is an Irish designer of children's clothes specialising in handmade kids clothing & homewares","Si and Lu is an Irish designer of children's clothes specialising in handmade kids clothing & homewares","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","31/12/2015","50","7726","EUR","3863","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531624","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Si and Lu is an Irish designer of children's clothes specialising in handmade kids clothing & homewares","Si and Lu is an Irish designer of children's clothes specialising in handmade kids clothing & homewares","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233366","Powder Development of a Robust Solution to the Powder API Dispensing Issue in the Evarrest Manufacting","Powder Development of a Robust Solution to the Powder API Dispensing Issue in the Evarrest Manufacting","Ireland",null,"01/02/2015","31/08/2016","50","63893.8","EUR","31946.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Powder Development of a Robust Solution to the Powder API Dispensing Issue in the Evarrest Manufacting","Powder Development of a Robust Solution to the Powder API Dispensing Issue in the Evarrest Manufacting","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299439","e-mental health innovation and transnational implementation platform North West Europe","e-mental health innovation and transnational implementation platform North West Europe","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"25/05/2016","30/06/2022","60","6212655","EUR","3727593","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358322","51.5061488,-0.0872646|53.3516634,-6.2731915|52.5229953,13.3827274|50.6266607,3.1108012|50.8834141,4.718263|52.3904059,4.8462629|52.3347387,4.8624102|51.1604195,4.9616603|52.3279073,4.9643505|50.9349467,7.0521397",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|Cologne|Arrondissement of Leuven|Arrondissement of Turnhout|Groot-Amsterdam|Nord|Lewisham and Southwark","IE061|DEA23|BE242|BE213|NL329|FRE11|UKI44","2014-2020","Each year almost 165 million, or 38%, of people in the EU experience a mental health condition such as depression or anxiety. Mental illnesses presents a huge and growing economic and social burden for society, accounting for 20% of the disease burden. Innovative and high-quality e-mental health plays an important role in tackling this societal challenge. However, due to specific challenges, there are large regional differences with regard to the use of e-mental health products, for prevention and treatment. The average use in NL, FR, DE, UK, BE and IE is now 8%, which is low compared to other health care sectors; with the lowest use in FR (<1%) and the highest in the NL (15%). Unmet needs are also high, with an EU average of 6,8%. At the end of the project, the average use of e-mental health products will have increased with 7%, to 15%. This directly contributes to the region’s economic performance and innovation capacity: reducing healthcare costs, better care and access to prevention and treatment and increased growth of eHealth SMEs. In order to realize this change, a first in its kind EU-wide platform for e-mental health innovation and implementation will be formed by private and public partners in NEW; partners are key stakeholders in the field of (e)mental health and have a broad EU network. Main outputs: at least 15 SMEs supported; 5 e-mental health products developed; 1 quality test method; 1 transnational policy solution. Five years after the project ends, the average use of e-mental health products in all partner countries combined will have increased to at least 25% (with > 40% in the NL and >10% in FR). An average reduction of unmet needs: up to 2%. Ten years after the project ends, the average e-mental health use have will increased to about 60%, with an average reduction of unmet needs of up to 4%. During this period a growth of 5-10% of eHealth SMEs is expected and mental health costs savings of up to 10% in NWE.","Each year almost 165 million, or 38%, of people in the EU experience a mental health condition such as depression or anxiety. Mental illnesses presents a huge and growing economic and social burden for society, accounting for 20% of the disease burden. Innovative and high-quality e-mental health plays an important role in tackling this societal challenge. However, due to specific challenges, there are large regional differences with regard to the use of e-mental health products, for prevention and treatment. The average use in NL, FR, DE, UK, BE and IE is now 8%, which is low compared to other health care sectors; with the lowest use in FR (<1%) and the highest in the NL (15%). Unmet needs are also high, with an EU average of 6,8%. At the end of the project, the average use of e-mental health products will have increased with 7%, to 15%. This directly contributes to the region’s economic performance and innovation capacity: reducing healthcare costs, better care and access to prevention and treatment and increased growth of eHealth SMEs. In order to realize this change, a first in its kind EU-wide platform for e-mental health innovation and implementation will be formed by private and public partners in NEW; partners are key stakeholders in the field of (e)mental health and have a broad EU network. Main outputs: at least 15 SMEs supported; 5 e-mental health products developed; 1 quality test method; 1 transnational policy solution. Five years after the project ends, the average use of e-mental health products in all partner countries combined will have increased to at least 25% (with > 40% in the NL and >10% in FR). An average reduction of unmet needs: up to 2%. Ten years after the project ends, the average e-mental health use have will increased to about 60%, with an average reduction of unmet needs of up to 4%. During this period a growth of 5-10% of eHealth SMEs is expected and mental health costs savings of up to 10% in NWE.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233329","On-Field Diagnostic Tool in Veterinary Parasitology","On-Field Diagnostic Tool in Veterinary Parasitology","Ireland",null,"01/06/2015","01/12/2016","50","25159.6","EUR","12579.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","On-Field Diagnostic Tool in Veterinary Parasitology","On-Field Diagnostic Tool in Veterinary Parasitology","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233881","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/08/2015","31/07/2020","50","78006.78","EUR","39003.39","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Advanced Analytics for Biological Therapeutic Manufacture (AA-BTM)","Advanced Analytics for Biological Therapeutic Manufacture (AA-BTM)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234027","LEO Longford Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Longford Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","130696","EUR","65348","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233923","M J QUINN LTD 160326","M J QUINN LTD 160326","Ireland",null,"22/07/2016","29/08/2017","50","35000","EUR","17500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531824","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Recruit a Financial Controller","Recruit a Financial Controller","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233193","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","182500","EUR","91250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531544",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233978","LEO Laois Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Laois Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","235139.55","EUR","117569.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531876","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233215","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","10984.65","EUR","5492.32","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531571",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548070","Young Persons Probation (YPP) projects","Young Persons Probation (YPP) projects","Ireland",null,"02/01/2015",null,"50","11648000","EUR","5824000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614770","53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511","109","Active inclusion, including with a view to promoting equal opportunities and active participation, and improving employability","TO09","Social inclusion","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|West Region, Ireland","IE061|IE051|IE042","2014-2020","Young Persons Probation (YPP) projects work with children and young people between the ages 12-18 and provide a range of services to young offenders in local communities, including training and education, mentoring, and  offender management programmes. The projects support and motivate young persons to address the cause of their offending behaviour and to make positive changes in their lives so as to avoid further offending.","Young Persons Probation (YPP) projects work with children and young people between the ages 12-18 and provide a range of services to young offenders in local communities, including training and education, mentoring, and  offender management programmes. The projects support and motivate young persons to address the cause of their offending behaviour and to make positive changes in their lives so as to avoid further offending.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233915","JFC MANUFACTURING CO LTD 158797","JFC MANUFACTURING CO LTD 158797","Ireland",null,"24/07/2015","14/12/2017","50","121072.33","EUR","60536.16","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531836","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Development of an automated calf milk feeder","Development of an automated calf milk feeder","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235251","LEO Westmeath IBYE Training & Development Marketing & Promotion","LEO Westmeath IBYE Training & Development Marketing & Promotion","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","3810.5","EUR","1905.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531776",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233963","Phosphorus Attenuation technology (PAT) for phosphate removal from wastewater","Phosphorus Attenuation technology (PAT) for phosphate removal from wastewater","Ireland",null,"01/08/2014","31/08/2016","50","136350.13","EUR","68175.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Phosphorus Attenuation technology (PAT) for phosphate removal from wastewater","Phosphorus Attenuation technology (PAT) for phosphate removal from wastewater","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298434","North-European Energy Cluster","North-European Energy Cluster","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","56.33","45000","EUR","25350","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358119","65.6783021,-18.1437916|51.8925997,-8.5084258|68.4358277,17.434711|63.8284639,20.2547441|63.105437,21.5958962|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Ostrobothnia|Västerbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Nordland|Landsbyggð|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa","FI195|SE331|IE053|NO071|IS002|FI1D9","2014-2020","The North-European Energy Cluster (N-EEC) is a joint action, formed by three separate ongoing projects in the northern peripheral regions of Europe. The lead partner of N-EEC, OUAS, also leads the Interreg NPA -funded project e-Lighthouse (Energy Saving Lighthouse Cities in the NPA Region). The second partner project is Renovation Center (A Nordic Center for Energy Efficient Renovations), which is funded by Interreg Botnia-Atlantica and lead by Novia University of Applied Sciences. The third partner project is ICNB (Increasing Competence in Northern Building and Construction Sector), funded by Interreg Nord. Lead partners of each of the three projects and other key partners from these form the N-EEC project consortium.The core idea in N-EEC is to gather the strengths and best practises from each ongoing project and create added value by arranging and hosting several joint events (conferences, symposiums, seminars, stakeholder round-tables etc.) concerning energy use in buildings, retrofitting of public buildings, carbon footprint and life-cycle assessment of buildings as key themes. During the events, each project will report their outputs and findings on building energy related issues. The best practises and the most important lessons learnt will be disseminated to important stakeholders taking part in the event as audience or in live streamed webinars. Materials from the events (presentations, videos etc.) can later be found on each projects websites.The second main task is to distribute our know-how and results to the pan-European level by developing two project applications for EU programs, such as Horizon H2020 ( https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/ ), Urban Innovation Actions ( http://www.uia-initiative.eu/ ), Interreg Europe ( https://www.interregeurope.eu/), URBACT (http://www.urbact.eu/) and LIFE (http://ec.europa.eu/environment/life/index.htm). The project intend to extend the dissemination efforts wider inside NPA region by arranging one event in Reykjavik, Iceland, in co-operation with the key stakeholder Orkusetur.","The North-European Energy Cluster (N-EEC) is a joint action, formed by three separate ongoing projects in the northern peripheral regions of Europe. The lead partner of N-EEC, OUAS, also leads the Interreg NPA -funded project e-Lighthouse (Energy Saving Lighthouse Cities in the NPA Region). The second partner project is Renovation Center (A Nordic Center for Energy Efficient Renovations), which is funded by Interreg Botnia-Atlantica and lead by Novia University of Applied Sciences. The third partner project is ICNB (Increasing Competence in Northern Building and Construction Sector), funded by Interreg Nord. Lead partners of each of the three projects and other key partners from these form the N-EEC project consortium.The core idea in N-EEC is to gather the strengths and best practises from each ongoing project and create added value by arranging and hosting several joint events (conferences, symposiums, seminars, stakeholder round-tables etc.) concerning energy use in buildings, retrofitting of public buildings, carbon footprint and life-cycle assessment of buildings as key themes. During the events, each project will report their outputs and findings on building energy related issues. The best practises and the most important lessons learnt will be disseminated to important stakeholders taking part in the event as audience or in live streamed webinars. Materials from the events (presentations, videos etc.) can later be found on each projects websites.The second main task is to distribute our know-how and results to the pan-European level by developing two project applications for EU programs, such as Horizon H2020 ( https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/ ), Urban Innovation Actions ( http://www.uia-initiative.eu/ ), Interreg Europe ( https://www.interregeurope.eu/), URBACT (http://www.urbact.eu/) and LIFE (http://ec.europa.eu/environment/life/index.htm). The project intend to extend the dissemination efforts wider inside NPA region by arranging one event in Reykjavik, Iceland, in co-operation with the key stakeholder Orkusetur.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233230","Development of a bespoke feed & mineral combination bucket","Development of a bespoke feed & mineral combination bucket","Ireland",null,"09/05/2014","31/12/2015","50","2500","EUR","1250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531596","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Development of a bespoke feed & mineral combination bucket","Development of a bespoke feed & mineral combination bucket","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233940","AEROGEN LTD 157888","AEROGEN LTD 157888","Ireland",null,"25/11/2014",null,"50","37903.87","EUR","18951.94","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531848","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13884: Development of  smart controller for the delivery of nebulised drugs","13884: Development of  smart controller for the delivery of nebulised drugs","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234122","WRIGHT QUARRY PRODUCTS UNLIMITED COMPANY 159558","WRIGHT QUARRY PRODUCTS UNLIMITED COMPANY 159558","Ireland",null,"21/12/2015","27/10/2017","50","63073.52","EUR","31536.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532069","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop a Moudlar Building","Develop a Moudlar Building","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232206","Software and hardware system which will allow operators of multiple energy generation & similar assets to centrally control, monitor performance, & manage repairs/maintenance costs effectively.","Software and hardware system which will allow operators of multiple energy generation & similar assets to centrally control, monitor performance, & manage repairs/maintenance costs effectively.","Ireland",null,"01/04/2015","30/06/2017","50","215002.66","EUR","107501.33","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Software and hardware system which will allow operators of multiple energy generation & similar assets to centrally control, monitor performance, & manage repairs/maintenance costs effectively.","Software and hardware system which will allow operators of multiple energy generation & similar assets to centrally control, monitor performance, & manage repairs/maintenance costs effectively.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232256","Cloud Enabled Contact Centre Discrete Event Simulation Application","Cloud Enabled Contact Centre Discrete Event Simulation Application","Ireland",null,"01/06/2016","31/05/2018","50","62310.56","EUR","31155.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Cloud Enabled Contact Centre Discrete Event Simulation Application","Cloud Enabled Contact Centre Discrete Event Simulation Application","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296857","Tackling marine litter in the Atlantic Area","Tackling marine litter in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/09/2017","31/08/2020","75","3249241.04","EUR","2436930.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367918","47.218371,-1.553621|48.117266,-1.6777926|32.6669328,-16.9240554|48.390394,-4.486076|42.8782132,-8.5448445|42.2405989,-8.7207268|42.5986025,-8.7371039|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.7222524,-9.1393366|52.481138,1.753449",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Madeira|West Region, Ireland|Suffolk|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Loire-Atlantique|Finistère|Ille-et-Vilaine","PT300|IE042|UKH14|ES114|ES111|PT170|FRG01|FRH02|FRH03","2014-2020","Marine litter is a severe pollution threat with environmental, human health, safety and socioeconomic impacts and demanding regional collaboration. CleanAtlantic addresses this challenge and aims to protect biodiversity and ecosystem services in the Atlantic Area by improving capabilities to monitor, prevent and remove (macro) marine litter. The project aims to contribute to raise awareness and change attitudes among stakeholders and to improve marine litter managing systems. A picture of current situation, existing knowledge, data and initiatives in the Atlantic regions will be drawn and gaps will be defined. Current systems to monitor and record marine will be reviewed, and protocols, tools and indicators will be delivered to fill monitoring needs. Modelling tools to predict the origin, circulation and fate of marine litter will be developed, and regional maps of hotspots of accumulation will be elaborated using models and innovative technologies for space, aerial, surface and underwater unmanned systems. Prevention will be addressed by developing best practices to reduce inputs from fishing and port sectors. Removal of marine litter will be tackled by implementing initiatives of fishing for litter, reducing the presence of “abandoned lost and otherwise discarded fishing gears” on the sea-bed, and developing best practises for routine beach litter clean-up by local authorities. Training and awareness activities addressed to various audiences will be delivered and project outputs will be transferred to competent authorities and key stakeholders to improve management and facilitate Marine Strategy Framework Directive implementation.","Marine litter is a severe pollution threat with environmental, human health, safety and socioeconomic impacts and demanding regional collaboration. CleanAtlantic addresses this challenge and aims to protect biodiversity and ecosystem services in the Atlantic Area by improving capabilities to monitor, prevent and remove (macro) marine litter. The project aims to contribute to raise awareness and change attitudes among stakeholders and to improve marine litter managing systems. A picture of current situation, existing knowledge, data and initiatives in the Atlantic regions will be drawn and gaps will be defined. Current systems to monitor and record marine will be reviewed, and protocols, tools and indicators will be delivered to fill monitoring needs. Modelling tools to predict the origin, circulation and fate of marine litter will be developed, and regional maps of hotspots of accumulation will be elaborated using models and innovative technologies for space, aerial, surface and underwater unmanned systems. Prevention will be addressed by developing best practices to reduce inputs from fishing and port sectors. Removal of marine litter will be tackled by implementing initiatives of fishing for litter, reducing the presence of “abandoned lost and otherwise discarded fishing gears” on the sea-bed, and developing best practises for routine beach litter clean-up by local authorities. Training and awareness activities addressed to various audiences will be delivered and project outputs will be transferred to competent authorities and key stakeholders to improve management and facilitate Marine Strategy Framework Directive implementation.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298780","European marine biological resource centre biobank","European marine biological resource centre biobank","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Norway|Spain",null,"16/10/2017","15/10/2020","75","1999877.8","EUR","1499908.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376715","43.3246703,-2.9854477|48.726199,-3.985325|50.3754565,-4.1426565|55.864237,-4.251806|48.390394,-4.486076|37.0193548,-7.9304397|41.1579438,-8.6291053|41.1844362,-8.6962775|42.2405989,-8.7207268|53.270668,-9.0567905|60.3912628,5.3220544",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","West Region, Ireland|Plymouth|Biscay|Pontevedra Province|Algarve|Finistère|Glasgow City|Vestland","IE042|UKK41|ES213|ES114|PT150|FRH02|UKM82|NO0A2","2014-2020","As acknowledged by the Smart Specialization Strategies (S3s) of European coastal regions, Marine Biological Resources (MBRs) are one of the main services provided by coastal ecosystems, having a great potential to promote regional economic development and employment through blue biotechnology, and thus to contribute to growth and cohesion. The leading Marine Biobanks in Europe are located in the Atlantic Area and are part of the European Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC). Biobanks provide Marine Biological Resources to academic and industrial researchers, and are thus the backbone for the search of unique marine genes, bioactives and biomaterials with potential for commercial development and job creation in the Atlantic Area. The EBB project will set the basis for the common operation of the leading marine biobanks in Europe. Tools and common procedures for the ex-situ maintenance of Marine Biological Resources will be developed, and harmonization in the application of procedures to comply with regulations on access to genetic resources will be ensured. The EBB will facilitate sustainable access to marine biodiversity, its associated data, and extractable products for local and international academia and industry users and incentivize biodiversity conservation in coastal ecosystems by promoting compliance with benefit sharing regulations.","As acknowledged by the Smart Specialization Strategies (S3s) of European coastal regions, Marine Biological Resources (MBRs) are one of the main services provided by coastal ecosystems, having a great potential to promote regional economic development and employment through blue biotechnology, and thus to contribute to growth and cohesion. The leading Marine Biobanks in Europe are located in the Atlantic Area and are part of the European Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC). Biobanks provide Marine Biological Resources to academic and industrial researchers, and are thus the backbone for the search of unique marine genes, bioactives and biomaterials with potential for commercial development and job creation in the Atlantic Area. The EBB project will set the basis for the common operation of the leading marine biobanks in Europe. Tools and common procedures for the ex-situ maintenance of Marine Biological Resources will be developed, and harmonization in the application of procedures to comply with regulations on access to genetic resources will be ensured. The EBB will facilitate sustainable access to marine biodiversity, its associated data, and extractable products for local and international academia and industry users and incentivize biodiversity conservation in coastal ecosystems by promoting compliance with benefit sharing regulations.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233972","Feasibility of a novel device for the chemotherapy induced alopecia. REI1430","Feasibility of a novel device for the chemotherapy induced alopecia. REI1430","Ireland",null,"03/01/2017","10/06/2017","50","11832.47","EUR","5916.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Feasibility of a novel device for the chemotherapy induced alopecia.","Feasibility of a novel device for the chemotherapy induced alopecia.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233930","UNILOKOMOTIVE LTD 160939","UNILOKOMOTIVE LTD 160939","Ireland",null,"30/12/2016","27/10/2017","50","46048.04","EUR","23024.02","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531833","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Develop an electric powered  shunter","Develop an electric powered  shunter","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233927","ALMOTECH LTD 161125","ALMOTECH LTD 161125","Ireland",null,"01/03/2017","18/10/2017","50","14571.45","EUR","7285.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531830","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Develop a cloud based media solution for retail sector","Develop a cloud based media solution for retail sector","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233261","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","3867.25","EUR","1933.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531636",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233973","LEO Laois IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Laois IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","15182.67","EUR","7591.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531876","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233500","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/07/2013","30/06/2017","50","12359381.56","EUR","6179690.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14141: INSIGHT -","14141: INSIGHT -","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233296","Development of Cleanliness Control Protocols for Beer Dispensing Systems","Development of Cleanliness Control Protocols for Beer Dispensing Systems","Ireland",null,"01/07/2014","28/02/2016","50","88176","EUR","44088","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of Cleanliness Control Protocols for Beer Dispensing Systems","Development of Cleanliness Control Protocols for Beer Dispensing Systems","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235240","To develop a new product for companies medical compound","To develop a new product for companies medical compound","Ireland",null,"12/04/2017","04/10/2017","50","4564.37","EUR","2282.18","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","To develop a new product for companies medical compound","To develop a new product for companies medical compound","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294347","Europe enabling Smart Healthy Age-Friendly Environments","Europe enabling Smart Healthy Age-Friendly Environments","Denmark|Italy|Portugal|Ireland|Germany|Slovenia|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/01/2023","82.18","1700860","EUR","1397776.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381666","43.2621794,-2.9320655|43.2707447,-2.9375502|53.3760339,-6.1817869|53.3579055,-6.2872878|54.0036095,-6.3863814|40.1939701,-8.3966824|53.54056,10.0404199|56.12402,10.151773|40.8583123,14.2835673|46.0592311,14.8259149",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Dublin Region|Province of Naples|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Biscay|East Jutland|Zasavska|Coimbra Region","IE061|ITF33|IE062|ES213|DK042|SI035|PT16E","2014-2020","According to World Health Organization (WHO) \"making cities and communities age-friendly is one of the most effective local policy approaches for responding to demographic change”. However, regional initiatives still lack alignment between absolutely complementary policy areas such as health, social affairs, territorial sustainable development, employment and wellbeing. This silo approach restrains the creation, availability and large-scale adoption of age-friendly solutions across Europe. Known is also the gap between technological developments and end-users real needs and expectations. Therefore, policy alignment, collaborative efforts and sharing of good practices will be keystones to add better quality of life, more inclusive and sustainable health and social care systems and citizen’s access to the services. The EU_SHAFE project will improve policies and practices in 7 European regions by developing a comprehensive approach to Smart Healthy Age-Friendly Environments (SHAFE). Through a 'learning by sharing' methodology, this robust multi-disciplinary and intersectoral consortium will build a four-helix European community to exchange experiences and practices to improve multilevel policy instruments. The consortium will create a cooperative, inclusive ecosystem between public authorities, European networks and user’s associations, embedding their experience and skills with research & design knowledge from academia and SMEs for the growth of community-based services and “ageing at home” around Europe. • EU_SHAFE will Invest in policy design and adaptation of regional instruments derived from ETCF (R&I priorities) and ESF (Social Inclusion), through the creation of a large Euro-local network of stakeholders that will work together in ecosystems towards a common model – a White Paper on SHAFE. • Select and re-design concrete and scalable interventions in the area of social innovation for SHAFE, that may be implemented as realistic innovative models for the future.","According to World Health Organization (WHO) \"making cities and communities age-friendly is one of the most effective local policy approaches for responding to demographic change”. However, regional initiatives still lack alignment between absolutely complementary policy areas such as health, social affairs, territorial sustainable development, employment and wellbeing. This silo approach restrains the creation, availability and large-scale adoption of age-friendly solutions across Europe. Known is also the gap between technological developments and end-users real needs and expectations. Therefore, policy alignment, collaborative efforts and sharing of good practices will be keystones to add better quality of life, more inclusive and sustainable health and social care systems and citizen’s access to the services. The EU_SHAFE project will improve policies and practices in 7 European regions by developing a comprehensive approach to Smart Healthy Age-Friendly Environments (SHAFE). Through a 'learning by sharing' methodology, this robust multi-disciplinary and intersectoral consortium will build a four-helix European community to exchange experiences and practices to improve multilevel policy instruments. The consortium will create a cooperative, inclusive ecosystem between public authorities, European networks and user’s associations, embedding their experience and skills with research & design knowledge from academia and SMEs for the growth of community-based services and “ageing at home” around Europe. • EU_SHAFE will Invest in policy design and adaptation of regional instruments derived from ETCF (R&I priorities) and ESF (Social Inclusion), through the creation of a large Euro-local network of stakeholders that will work together in ecosystems towards a common model – a White Paper on SHAFE. • Select and re-design concrete and scalable interventions in the area of social innovation for SHAFE, that may be implemented as realistic innovative models for the future.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232225","Relocations service company that offers a \"Start to End\" service to senior executives/employees of multinationals relocating to Ireland.","Relocations service company that offers a \"Start to End\" service to senior executives/employees of multinationals relocating to Ireland.","Ireland",null,"20/05/2014","31/12/2015","50","8750","EUR","4375","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531437","51.8979282,-8.4705806","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Relocations service company that offers a \"Start to End\" service to senior executives/employees of multinationals relocating to Ireland.","Relocations service company that offers a \"Start to End\" service to senior executives/employees of multinationals relocating to Ireland.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233173","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","148648","EUR","74324","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531536","52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298575","New kick-off for inclusive and vital countryside","New kick-off for inclusive and vital countryside","Finland|Ireland",null,"01/09/2017","28/02/2018","65","44919.12","EUR","29197.43","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4360183","51.8925916,-8.5084267|64.2157663,27.7098398|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|South-West Region, Ireland|Kainuu","FI1D3|IE053|FI1D8","2014-2020","KICK project aims for kicking off a development boost for rural and sparsely populated Northern and Arctic communities to re-vitalize the business life and community service provision. The goal will be reached by co-creation of innovations among key stakeholders of regional development in a quadruple-helix manner, by screening and improving community development tools and by effectively enabling interregional learning and share of best practices. The key sectors for development include tourism, wellbeing and recreation, as well as healthcare and education. Aim for this preparatory project is to screen both the existing and missing development tools in selected pilot regions, and widen the pilot region network to 5-6 different regions in total. Baseline questions to be discussed include (1) the support mechanisms to communities by municipalities and administrative bodies and (2) the actual state of multi-stakeholder cooperation in communities. Critical is to solve out how those key development mechanisms could be improved, and for that transnational good examples provide a motivation boost for new communal innovations. Goal for the KICK main project is to develop social innovations for Northern rural communities to maintain and enhance their competitiveness, vitality and service provision in the globalized world now and in the future. Novelty of the approach is the engagement of local SMEs and NGOs in public service provision, causing a win-win situation of better service provision and improved profitability. Project outputs will be applicable and tranferrable in rural communities across the NPA region.","KICK project aims for kicking off a development boost for rural and sparsely populated Northern and Arctic communities to re-vitalize the business life and community service provision. The goal will be reached by co-creation of innovations among key stakeholders of regional development in a quadruple-helix manner, by screening and improving community development tools and by effectively enabling interregional learning and share of best practices. The key sectors for development include tourism, wellbeing and recreation, as well as healthcare and education. Aim for this preparatory project is to screen both the existing and missing development tools in selected pilot regions, and widen the pilot region network to 5-6 different regions in total. Baseline questions to be discussed include (1) the support mechanisms to communities by municipalities and administrative bodies and (2) the actual state of multi-stakeholder cooperation in communities. Critical is to solve out how those key development mechanisms could be improved, and for that transnational good examples provide a motivation boost for new communal innovations. Goal for the KICK main project is to develop social innovations for Northern rural communities to maintain and enhance their competitiveness, vitality and service provision in the globalized world now and in the future. Novelty of the approach is the engagement of local SMEs and NGOs in public service provision, causing a win-win situation of better service provision and improved profitability. Project outputs will be applicable and tranferrable in rural communities across the NPA region.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295262","Promoting Renewable Energy Sources for Northern Communities","Promoting Renewable Energy Sources for Northern Communities","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Greenland",null,"01/12/2017","28/02/2018","50.92","45000.8","EUR","22913.02","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4378598","57.4733329,-4.2343973|66.9354572,-53.6719312|51.9103844,-8.4776187|51.8925997,-8.5084258|67.2880892,14.5607992|63.8204403,20.3099397|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Nordland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey","SE331|IE053|NO071|FI1D9|UKM62","2014-2020","The Northern Periphery and Arctic Region has many renewable energy sources. However, to date they have benefitted only a small number of households, and most households are still dependent on fossil-based fuels for energy and hearing. Many of these homes are in remote and secluded regions that have to rely on external energy supplies, which have become less reliable as result of climate change. The NordRES project aims to address this by identifying best practices in promoting and implementing deployment of domestic and district-scale renewable energy, and actually implementing integration of RES technologies in 10,000 homes in the Region. These will include heat exchangers, solar panels and wood and biomass applications. Viable storage will also be explored. We also focus on how renewables contributes in new buildings to zero emissions standard and town planning praxis. NordRES will led by a consortium of local authorities, social housing organizations, private developers and research agencies and engage residents and communities. Th Pre-NordRES Preparatory Project aims to develop a high-quality proposal (NordRES) for the Fifth Call of NPA programme. Current Partners have worked together before, and have the contacts, experience and knowledge to develop a successful main Proposal. NordRES will also contribute to the development and implementation of Near Zero Energy Housing, by both private and social developers. The Pre-NordRES project has seven partners in six regions of the NPA. The lead partner is NCE Insulation with Cork County Council, Ireland and Highland Council in Scotland as other regional partners. Ume University in Sweden, Nordland Research Institute in Norway and Oulu University of Applied Sciences in Finland represent Nordic countries. Arctic Research Centre in Sisimiut in Greenland will cover regions in Atlantic islands. The consortium will therefore aim to cover most NPA areas.","The Northern Periphery and Arctic Region has many renewable energy sources. However, to date they have benefitted only a small number of households, and most households are still dependent on fossil-based fuels for energy and hearing. Many of these homes are in remote and secluded regions that have to rely on external energy supplies, which have become less reliable as result of climate change. The NordRES project aims to address this by identifying best practices in promoting and implementing deployment of domestic and district-scale renewable energy, and actually implementing integration of RES technologies in 10,000 homes in the Region. These will include heat exchangers, solar panels and wood and biomass applications. Viable storage will also be explored. We also focus on how renewables contributes in new buildings to zero emissions standard and town planning praxis. NordRES will led by a consortium of local authorities, social housing organizations, private developers and research agencies and engage residents and communities. Th Pre-NordRES Preparatory Project aims to develop a high-quality proposal (NordRES) for the Fifth Call of NPA programme. Current Partners have worked together before, and have the contacts, experience and knowledge to develop a successful main Proposal. NordRES will also contribute to the development and implementation of Near Zero Energy Housing, by both private and social developers. The Pre-NordRES project has seven partners in six regions of the NPA. The lead partner is NCE Insulation with Cork County Council, Ireland and Highland Council in Scotland as other regional partners. Ume University in Sweden, Nordland Research Institute in Norway and Oulu University of Applied Sciences in Finland represent Nordic countries. Arctic Research Centre in Sisimiut in Greenland will cover regions in Atlantic islands. The consortium will therefore aim to cover most NPA areas.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233350","EI - Aeolus - Mid Altitude Airborne Maritime Sensor Platform","EI - Aeolus - Mid Altitude Airborne Maritime Sensor Platform","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","30/09/2017","50","25691.66","EUR","12845.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","EI - Aeolus - Mid Altitude Airborne Maritime Sensor Platform","EI - Aeolus - Mid Altitude Airborne Maritime Sensor Platform","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233917","SEAN LOUGHNANE (GALWAY) LTD 158813","SEAN LOUGHNANE (GALWAY) LTD 158813","Ireland",null,"18/08/2015","16/01/2017","50","7020","EUR","3510","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532123","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Employ graduate for New Poduct Development","Employ graduate for New Poduct Development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295113","Financial Instruments for Renewable Energy Investment","Financial Instruments for Renewable Energy Investment","Poland|Ireland|Germany|Latvia|Croatia|Spain",null,"01/06/2018","31/05/2022","85","1325220","EUR","1126437","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4361266","38.8721273,-6.9808987|52.261802,-7.113739|45.8008183,16.0071721|51.2467184,22.5492836|56.9460538,24.1068614|50.0643469,8.2519539",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","South-East Region, Ireland|Badajoz Province|Grad Zagreb|Lubelski|Riga|Wiesbaden","IE052|ES431|HR050|PL814|LV006|DE714","2014-2020","PROBLEM: Most Member States, and European regions, have introduced measures to boost RES generation and storage in their regional RIS3 strategy, national energy strategic plans and their respective regional programmes, for Investment for Growth and Jobs, but most of Members States are below the expected RES 2020 targets. RES are not growing as expected, and States are not looking for new solutions such as energy storage or innovative financial schemes. RES sector is requiring new supporting schemes, capable of unlocking the great potential of private investment by overcoming the financial, legal and administrative barriers in decentralized investment for both, RES generation and storage. OBJECTIVE: FIRESPOL seeks to boost regionally-specialized and decentralized Renewable Energy Private Investment, by introducing improvements in the management of OPs which will break the financial barriers currently stopping the investment of the RES sector. The objective is to create, inside the OPs, new supporting schemes such as Financial Instruments (FIs) or new grants schemes which can achieve the same socioeconomic impacts than FIs. OUTPUTS: - Improving 6 OPs in 6 EU regions, involving 4 Managing Authorities and 2 key energy actors. - Influencing 7,2M€ of SFs by the policy instruments . - 212 people increasing professional capacity attending interregional events. - 33 policy learning events with stakeholders. - 90 good practices identified and collected in a Guide of Best Practices.","PROBLEM: Most Member States, and European regions, have introduced measures to boost RES generation and storage in their regional RIS3 strategy, national energy strategic plans and their respective regional programmes, for Investment for Growth and Jobs, but most of Members States are below the expected RES 2020 targets. RES are not growing as expected, and States are not looking for new solutions such as energy storage or innovative financial schemes. RES sector is requiring new supporting schemes, capable of unlocking the great potential of private investment by overcoming the financial, legal and administrative barriers in decentralized investment for both, RES generation and storage. OBJECTIVE: FIRESPOL seeks to boost regionally-specialized and decentralized Renewable Energy Private Investment, by introducing improvements in the management of OPs which will break the financial barriers currently stopping the investment of the RES sector. The objective is to create, inside the OPs, new supporting schemes such as Financial Instruments (FIs) or new grants schemes which can achieve the same socioeconomic impacts than FIs. OUTPUTS: - Improving 6 OPs in 6 EU regions, involving 4 Managing Authorities and 2 key energy actors. - Influencing 7,2M€ of SFs by the policy instruments . - 212 people increasing professional capacity attending interregional events. - 33 policy learning events with stakeholders. - 90 good practices identified and collected in a Guide of Best Practices.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295688","Collaborative Oceanography and Monitoring for Protected Areas and Species","Collaborative Oceanography and Monitoring for Protected Areas and Species","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","31/03/2022","72.9","7726441.15","EUR","5632298.71","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357518","57.1377715,-2.0716575|56.4534977,-5.439867|54.5594352,-5.9461937|53.2912813,-6.421366|53.247749,-8.9781112",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|West Region, Ireland|Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae and Argyll & Bute|Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire|Belfast","IE061|IE042|UKM63|UKM50|UKN06","2014-2020","The COMPASS project will deliver the first fully coherent network of monitoring buoys across the regional seas of the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and West Scotland. Integrating the longest continuously maintained oceanographic monitoring stations in Europe (e.g. Tiree mooring & Western Irish Sea) within a network of new buoys equipped with oceanographic sensors, acoustic recorders and advanced fish tracking technology, this exciting and innovative project will build the cross-border capacity for effective monitoring and management of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). The project will develop long-term monitoring strategies for highly mobile protected species such as marine mammals and salmonids, and provide essential infrastructure for baseline oceanographic and ambient noise monitoring. The development of observational and data management capacity across the region will be complemented by the delivery of three truly regional scale environmental models designed to support the management of a cross-border MPA network. These models will link established modelling platforms between UK and Irish programmes at spatially relevant scales. In addition to delivering the COMPASS buoy network and infrastructure legacy, the project process itself will also consolidate the internationally recognised but currently disparate partner skills to build a truly inter-regional unit of expertise. The project partnership joins the core marine research institutions and government agencies in the region, who will collaboratively develop three themes; 1) Scientifically designed monitoring programmes delivering baseline oceanographic and species data for the management of MPAs and key protected species. 2) Co-developed data management infrastructures to ensure data quality, accessibility and flow between the regional institutions and international initiatives. 3) Interfaced operational models will support assessments of the connectivity of MPAs in the region.","The COMPASS project will deliver the first fully coherent network of monitoring buoys across the regional seas of the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and West Scotland. Integrating the longest continuously maintained oceanographic monitoring stations in Europe (e.g. Tiree mooring & Western Irish Sea) within a network of new buoys equipped with oceanographic sensors, acoustic recorders and advanced fish tracking technology, this exciting and innovative project will build the cross-border capacity for effective monitoring and management of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). The project will develop long-term monitoring strategies for highly mobile protected species such as marine mammals and salmonids, and provide essential infrastructure for baseline oceanographic and ambient noise monitoring. The development of observational and data management capacity across the region will be complemented by the delivery of three truly regional scale environmental models designed to support the management of a cross-border MPA network. These models will link established modelling platforms between UK and Irish programmes at spatially relevant scales. In addition to delivering the COMPASS buoy network and infrastructure legacy, the project process itself will also consolidate the internationally recognised but currently disparate partner skills to build a truly inter-regional unit of expertise. The project partnership joins the core marine research institutions and government agencies in the region, who will collaboratively develop three themes; 1) Scientifically designed monitoring programmes delivering baseline oceanographic and species data for the management of MPAs and key protected species. 2) Co-developed data management infrastructures to ensure data quality, accessibility and flow between the regional institutions and international initiatives. 3) Interfaced operational models will support assessments of the connectivity of MPAs in the region.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299712","Source to Tap","Source to Tap","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2016","31/03/2022","78.65","5306430.37","EUR","4173433.07","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4360721","54.5973974,-5.8268406|54.6265936,-5.9468781|53.3508219,-6.253985|54.1773009,-6.3431756|55.1619159,-6.6752551|54.6567064,-6.8014683|54.6573598,-6.8041379",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Belfast|Mid Ulster|Causeway Coast and Glens|Newry, Mourne and Down","IE061|UKN06|UKN0B|UKN0C|UKN08","2014-2020","The Source to Tap (StT) project is a cross border partnership comprising NI Water, Irish Water (IW), Agri-Food & Biosciences Institute (AFBI), Ulster University (UU) , The Rivers Trust (TRT) and East Border Region Ltd. (EBR), working collaboratively to explore sustainable, cost effective measures to reduce pollution in shared catchments, and to secure safe drinking water sources. The main aim of the project is to deliver a Sustainable Catchment Area Plan (SCAMP) for the Erne and Derg cross border catchments. This will help to secure safe drinking water sources and it will contribute to improvements in cross border raw water quality. The SCAMP will supplement existing Water Framework Directive’s (WFD) programme of measures, contributing to WFD objectives, including improvement of water body classifications. It will contribute to the Drinking Water Directive (DWD) objective of reducing risks and ensuring safe drinking water. Regulatory compliance has been threatened at a number of NI Water and IW Water Treatment Works (WTWs) in these shared catchments in relation to colour, turbidity, and the pesticide MCPA. StT will attempt to address these issues through sustainable catchment based solutions to ensure DWD compliance, whilst reducing treatment costs and contributing to improved WFD status. The primary aim of this project is to deliver sustainable solutions to pollution of drinking water sources via a SCAMP. Project partners, drawing on the experience of a number of organisations, have designed the project to improve raw water quality in cross border catchments. Involvement of the local community to deliver project objectives will result in behavioural change, and upskilling community members in river monitoring will ensure the future legacy of project outputs and long-trerm sustainability benefits. Water quality data will be collected throughout the project. Realisation of project impact on behavioural change will be assessed post implementation.","The Source to Tap (StT) project is a cross border partnership comprising NI Water, Irish Water (IW), Agri-Food & Biosciences Institute (AFBI), Ulster University (UU) , The Rivers Trust (TRT) and East Border Region Ltd. (EBR), working collaboratively to explore sustainable, cost effective measures to reduce pollution in shared catchments, and to secure safe drinking water sources. The main aim of the project is to deliver a Sustainable Catchment Area Plan (SCAMP) for the Erne and Derg cross border catchments. This will help to secure safe drinking water sources and it will contribute to improvements in cross border raw water quality. The SCAMP will supplement existing Water Framework Directive’s (WFD) programme of measures, contributing to WFD objectives, including improvement of water body classifications. It will contribute to the Drinking Water Directive (DWD) objective of reducing risks and ensuring safe drinking water. Regulatory compliance has been threatened at a number of NI Water and IW Water Treatment Works (WTWs) in these shared catchments in relation to colour, turbidity, and the pesticide MCPA. StT will attempt to address these issues through sustainable catchment based solutions to ensure DWD compliance, whilst reducing treatment costs and contributing to improved WFD status. The primary aim of this project is to deliver sustainable solutions to pollution of drinking water sources via a SCAMP. Project partners, drawing on the experience of a number of organisations, have designed the project to improve raw water quality in cross border catchments. Involvement of the local community to deliver project objectives will result in behavioural change, and upskilling community members in river monitoring will ensure the future legacy of project outputs and long-trerm sustainability benefits. Water quality data will be collected throughout the project. Realisation of project impact on behavioural change will be assessed post implementation.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233570","Mechanobiology based approaches for osteoporosis therapeutics","Mechanobiology based approaches for osteoporosis therapeutics","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/08/2019","50","148066.61","EUR","74033.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14142: Mechanobiology based approaches for osteoporosis therapeutics","14142: Mechanobiology based approaches for osteoporosis therapeutics","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233977","LEO Laois Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Laois Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","129958","EUR","64979","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531876","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233346","Heterogeneous Log Analytics for Large Scale Distributed Applications","Heterogeneous Log Analytics for Large Scale Distributed Applications","Ireland",null,"01/02/2015","30/04/2017","50","191669.06","EUR","95834.53","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3497645,-6.2602732","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Heterogeneous Log Analytics for Large Scale Distributed Applications","Heterogeneous Log Analytics for Large Scale Distributed Applications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295314","New opportunities for more competitive and sustainable blue growth in the Atlantic Area","New opportunities for more competitive and sustainable blue growth in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/03/2019","28/02/2022","75","1867105.92","EUR","1400329.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4379114","51.62144,-3.943646|47.997542,-4.097899|48.390394,-4.486076|36.6393281,-6.2588369|37.0193548,-7.9304397|41.1844362,-8.6962775|53.270668,-9.0567905",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","West Region, Ireland|City and County of Swansea|Algarve|Cádiz Province|Finistère","IE042|UKL18|PT150|ES612|FRH02","2014-2020","Marine aquaculture (fish, shellfish, algaculture) is a leading sector of the Atlantic area blue economy that counts on an important tradition in many EU countries and that is relevant in many of its coasts. As only 10% of Atlantic shore seafood is aquaculture-sourced there is great opportunity for raising its production in the Atlantic Area in a sustainable way. Access2Sea aims to improve the attractiveness of the Atlantic shore for aquaculture SMEs by enabling new business opportunities and providing sustainable and easier access to it. Its objective is to enhance the exploitation and preservation of the Atlantic Area’s natural assets by unlocking the existing barriers to provide the industry with technical solutions, enabling onshore production and disseminating existing and new solutions and providing support to the aquaculture SMEs to fix them or attract them to the Atlantic Area.","Marine aquaculture (fish, shellfish, algaculture) is a leading sector of the Atlantic area blue economy that counts on an important tradition in many EU countries and that is relevant in many of its coasts. As only 10% of Atlantic shore seafood is aquaculture-sourced there is great opportunity for raising its production in the Atlantic Area in a sustainable way. Access2Sea aims to improve the attractiveness of the Atlantic shore for aquaculture SMEs by enabling new business opportunities and providing sustainable and easier access to it. Its objective is to enhance the exploitation and preservation of the Atlantic Area’s natural assets by unlocking the existing barriers to provide the industry with technical solutions, enabling onshore production and disseminating existing and new solutions and providing support to the aquaculture SMEs to fix them or attract them to the Atlantic Area.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296665","Slow Adventure In Northern Territories","Slow Adventure In Northern Territories","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Iceland",null,"13/04/2015","12/04/2018","48.78","1701548.88","EUR","830099.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4366155","64.2529688,-15.2127492|65.6857364,-18.1196378|57.4710139,-4.2306276|55.0045217,-7.3214339|53.9443321,-8.0985053|53.9016968,-8.5792106|63.7883132,11.4506057|64.0150193,11.4952627|63.1766832,14.6360681|65.9631666,29.1698919|65.9645876,29.1886652",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Jämtland County|West Region, Ireland|Border Region|Landsbyggð|Trøndelag|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Derry City and Strabane","SE322|IE042|IE041|IS002|NO060|FI1D9|UKM62|UKN0A","2014-2020","‘Slow Adventures in Northern Territories’ (SAINT) will work with SMEs to make them more aware of how to capitalise on the business opportunities in guided ‘slow adventure’ experiences, offering simple nature-based, immersive journeys, living and travelling in wild places, through marketing to new, distant customer markets. Nothern Europe’s wide-open, ‘wild’ spaces provide a great, saleable contrast with the target group’s lives in urban centres around the world. The common challenge is for partners to work with SMEs to overcome issues of peripherality, with restricted local demand and difficult access to international markets. The principal objective is to make SMEs more aware of how to capitalise on business opportunities in guided slow adventure experiences, through extending marketing reach. Outdoor adventure micro-businesses typically lack the resources to investigate and invest in the most effective means to attract these lucrative tourist groups. The main outputs will be: Guidance on a) which new lucrative customer segments to target and how to target them. Pilot-tested marketing models to be adopted by companies, with the emphasis on more effective use of ICT. A set of clustering approaches for direct application by slow adventure SMEs – economies of scale and effort. Guidance on the application of new ICT to improve marketing, and how to improve marketing through the adoption of synthesised modern and Indigenous perspectives. The establishment of a new trans-national cluster of SMEs with joint branding/promotion. The innovation lies in: the development of a new trans-national cluster; the dissemination of cutting-edge tourism marketing technologies; harnessing Indigenous perspectives in marketing; new marketing models with emphasis on ICT, and new clustering approaches to marketing.","‘Slow Adventures in Northern Territories’ (SAINT) will work with SMEs to make them more aware of how to capitalise on the business opportunities in guided ‘slow adventure’ experiences, offering simple nature-based, immersive journeys, living and travelling in wild places, through marketing to new, distant customer markets. Nothern Europe’s wide-open, ‘wild’ spaces provide a great, saleable contrast with the target group’s lives in urban centres around the world. The common challenge is for partners to work with SMEs to overcome issues of peripherality, with restricted local demand and difficult access to international markets. The principal objective is to make SMEs more aware of how to capitalise on business opportunities in guided slow adventure experiences, through extending marketing reach. Outdoor adventure micro-businesses typically lack the resources to investigate and invest in the most effective means to attract these lucrative tourist groups. The main outputs will be: Guidance on a) which new lucrative customer segments to target and how to target them. Pilot-tested marketing models to be adopted by companies, with the emphasis on more effective use of ICT. A set of clustering approaches for direct application by slow adventure SMEs – economies of scale and effort. Guidance on the application of new ICT to improve marketing, and how to improve marketing through the adoption of synthesised modern and Indigenous perspectives. The establishment of a new trans-national cluster of SMEs with joint branding/promotion. The innovation lies in: the development of a new trans-national cluster; the dissemination of cutting-edge tourism marketing technologies; harnessing Indigenous perspectives in marketing; new marketing models with emphasis on ICT, and new clustering approaches to marketing.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233287","Synthesis & optimisation of calcium carbonate nanostructures","Synthesis & optimisation of calcium carbonate nanostructures","Ireland",null,"01/11/2015","31/01/2018","50",null,"EUR",null,"https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Synthesis & optimisation of calcium carbonate nanostructures","Synthesis & optimisation of calcium carbonate nanostructures","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300458","Management of heritage in coastal landscapes","Management of heritage in coastal landscapes","Italy|Netherlands|Ireland|Romania|Norway|Spain",null,"01/04/2016","30/09/2020","60","1728536","EUR","1037082.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367196","43.2685712,-2.4933775|41.6428443,-4.7528942|54.8328751,-7.485639|41.559257,14.6550841|45.1764716,28.8050613|52.3342671,4.8669632|52.0905038,5.1917948|58.1512557,7.9942859",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Border Region|Valladolid Province|Biscay|Province of Campobasso|Groot-Amsterdam|Tulcea|Agder|Utrecht","IE041|ES418|ES213|ITF22|NL329|RO225|NO092|NL310","2014-2020","Europe’s maritime & fluvial regions exist in great diversity, yet show parallels in spatial & political challenges. Cultural heritage of these regions, made up of non-renewable man-made & natural resources, traditions & lifestyles, form an essential part of coastal landscape. This heritage is considered particular vulnerable, perishable & unstable, exposed to spatial changes in transport, industrialisation of fisheries and growing use of coastal zones for tourism. This project aims to improve regional policies for heritage management in maritime & fluvial regions by facilitating policy learning and supporting exchange of experience, in line with the EC’s advice on improving heritage management. In this way, the regions will achieve a better balance between exploitation & preservation measures when redeveloping coastal landscapes. Policy instruments will be improved through the generation of funding for new projects, improved governance and structural change. Seven MEUR in Structural Funds are estimated to be influenced by the project, as well as 1.030 MEUR of other funds. The number of visitors to cultural heritage sites is expected to increase and public access to these sites expected to improve. The partnership covers eight partners from six countries (NO,RO,ES,IT,NL,IE) and all core target groups for priority 6c. Four of five policy instruments addressed by EU partners are Structural Funds Programmes. A 3-step interregional learning process will be applied: 1) Identification and analysis of heritage & territorial situations; 2) exchange of experience and good practice within heritage management; 3) development of regional action plans through participatory involvement of stakeholders. A methodological framework and a tool-box for assessing & developing heritage within entire cultural landscapes will serve as the backbone to the learning process. The results will be communicated at the European level via the Policy Learning Platform and through heritage NGOs.","Europe’s maritime & fluvial regions exist in great diversity, yet show parallels in spatial & political challenges. Cultural heritage of these regions, made up of non-renewable man-made & natural resources, traditions & lifestyles, form an essential part of coastal landscape. This heritage is considered particular vulnerable, perishable & unstable, exposed to spatial changes in transport, industrialisation of fisheries and growing use of coastal zones for tourism. This project aims to improve regional policies for heritage management in maritime & fluvial regions by facilitating policy learning and supporting exchange of experience, in line with the EC’s advice on improving heritage management. In this way, the regions will achieve a better balance between exploitation & preservation measures when redeveloping coastal landscapes. Policy instruments will be improved through the generation of funding for new projects, improved governance and structural change. Seven MEUR in Structural Funds are estimated to be influenced by the project, as well as 1.030 MEUR of other funds. The number of visitors to cultural heritage sites is expected to increase and public access to these sites expected to improve. The partnership covers eight partners from six countries (NO,RO,ES,IT,NL,IE) and all core target groups for priority 6c. Four of five policy instruments addressed by EU partners are Structural Funds Programmes. A 3-step interregional learning process will be applied: 1) Identification and analysis of heritage & territorial situations; 2) exchange of experience and good practice within heritage management; 3) development of regional action plans through participatory involvement of stakeholders. A methodological framework and a tool-box for assessing & developing heritage within entire cultural landscapes will serve as the backbone to the learning process. The results will be communicated at the European level via the Policy Learning Platform and through heritage NGOs.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233653","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2016","50","77352.55","EUR","38676.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14131: A point-of-care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases: Chlamydia trachomatic as a benchmark (POC2STI)","14131: A point-of-care nucleic acid amplification test for diagnosis of infectious diseases: Chlamydia trachomatic as a benchmark (POC2STI)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297954","Collaborative Learning Initiative Managing and Adapting to The Environment","Collaborative Learning Initiative Managing and Adapting to The Environment","Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Faroe Islands",null,"01/06/2017","30/06/2020","57.48","1366059.72","EUR","785238.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4374785","54.5865943,-5.8934851|62.0107248,-6.7740852|54.9331112,-7.1705648|55.0045217,-7.3214339|51.8405982,-8.3028216|62.3940802,17.2827478|62.390811,17.306927|62.6322698,17.9408714",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västernorrland County|South-West Region, Ireland|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane","SE321|IE053|UKN06|UKN0A","2014-2020","This project brings various stakeholders together, to deliver programmess across four different regions – Northern Ireland, Sweden, Republic of Ireland & The Faroe Islands, in addition Associate Partners from Finland, Scotland, Norway & Iceland will also be involved in the project to ensure effective project reach both during and after programme duration. The programmes will tackle Climate Change on local and regional levels through increasing public awareness and using models of best practice to develop Climate Adaptation Plans for local authorities. This model will subsequently be utilised to develop Climate Adaptation Plans for three local authorities. The project will utilise the “triple helix” community partnership concept as delivery of the project will involve a working relationship between university, community/industry and government to harness local knowledge and research in terms of climate change causes and effects within the regions so that the results of this research and the management tools developed can be disseminated throughout the Northern Periphery and Arctic area and beyond. The main project objective is “Promote and improve climate change awareness in European peripheral rural communities through a knowledge based approach and community led sustainable resource planning that will mitigate against future climate impact and incorporating transnational collaboration through a best practice model which will improve preparedness for sustainable environmental management in future years” Involved UK and Irish partners’ will therefore learn significantly from the climate adaptation expertise of Scandinavian & Faroes partners whilst UK and Irish partners’ will share their knowledge & experience of effectively utilising a ‘bottom-up’ community led approach to achieving desired results. The project will also develop a preparedness scale matrix for local authorities & partners will be able to disseminate best practice models widely.","This project brings various stakeholders together, to deliver programmess across four different regions – Northern Ireland, Sweden, Republic of Ireland & The Faroe Islands, in addition Associate Partners from Finland, Scotland, Norway & Iceland will also be involved in the project to ensure effective project reach both during and after programme duration. The programmes will tackle Climate Change on local and regional levels through increasing public awareness and using models of best practice to develop Climate Adaptation Plans for local authorities. This model will subsequently be utilised to develop Climate Adaptation Plans for three local authorities. The project will utilise the “triple helix” community partnership concept as delivery of the project will involve a working relationship between university, community/industry and government to harness local knowledge and research in terms of climate change causes and effects within the regions so that the results of this research and the management tools developed can be disseminated throughout the Northern Periphery and Arctic area and beyond. The main project objective is “Promote and improve climate change awareness in European peripheral rural communities through a knowledge based approach and community led sustainable resource planning that will mitigate against future climate impact and incorporating transnational collaboration through a best practice model which will improve preparedness for sustainable environmental management in future years” Involved UK and Irish partners’ will therefore learn significantly from the climate adaptation expertise of Scandinavian & Faroes partners whilst UK and Irish partners’ will share their knowledge & experience of effectively utilising a ‘bottom-up’ community led approach to achieving desired results. The project will also develop a preparedness scale matrix for local authorities & partners will be able to disseminate best practice models widely.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234099","IJM TIMBER ENGINEERING LTD 158271","IJM TIMBER ENGINEERING LTD 158271","Ireland",null,"12/05/2015",null,"50","35000","EUR","17500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532051","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13848: Recruitment of a Senior Operations Manager","13848: Recruitment of a Senior Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298184","Digital Network for Sustainability","Digital Network for Sustainability","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"24/09/2017","28/02/2018","65","45000","EUR","29250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4371210","55.1619159,-6.6752551|54.355492,-7.5962086|53.2855901,-9.0263903|53.15,-9.12|62.5899582,29.7798123",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Mid-West Region|West Region, Ireland|Causeway Coast and Glens|Fermanagh and Omagh","FI1D3|IE051|IE042|UKN0C|UKN0G","2014-2020","The Digi-Green project harnesses the potential of digital technologies to animate the Green Economy and deliver sustainable economic solutions to SMEs. The objective of the project is to reduce the negative effects of the scattered nature of businesses and communities, communication obstacles and a lack of business diversity in the NPA region. The project will develop a digital network of businesses, communities, entrepreneurs and researchers to enable businesses to expand the scope of their markets and jointly develop new services and products. The main project outputs will be new business support solutions with 100 businesses will be targeted and 3 new products developed. A new digital network will be created to use best practice techniques from the Digital Sector to develop solutions in the Green Economy. Such a network does not exist in NPA and the approach to develop will be based on tried methods used in other situations adapted to NPA conditions by indigenous support agencies.","The Digi-Green project harnesses the potential of digital technologies to animate the Green Economy and deliver sustainable economic solutions to SMEs. The objective of the project is to reduce the negative effects of the scattered nature of businesses and communities, communication obstacles and a lack of business diversity in the NPA region. The project will develop a digital network of businesses, communities, entrepreneurs and researchers to enable businesses to expand the scope of their markets and jointly develop new services and products. The main project outputs will be new business support solutions with 100 businesses will be targeted and 3 new products developed. A new digital network will be created to use best practice techniques from the Digital Sector to develop solutions in the Green Economy. Such a network does not exist in NPA and the approach to develop will be based on tried methods used in other situations adapted to NPA conditions by indigenous support agencies.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233184","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","7399.83","EUR","3699.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531544",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233379","Develop & upgrade City centre streets & public realm to revitalize the centre of Waterford City.","Develop & upgrade City centre streets & public realm to revitalize the centre of Waterford City.","Ireland",null,"19/01/2016",null,"50","7224789.58","EUR","3612394.79","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531941",null,"94","Protection, development and promotion of public cultural and heritage assets","TO06","Environment protection and resource efficiency","PO02","Greener, carbon-free Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop & upgrade City centre streets & public realm to revitalize the centre of Waterford City.","Develop & upgrade City centre streets & public realm to revitalize the centre of Waterford City.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296577","Smart Ageing Communities","Smart Ageing Communities","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/11/2015","30/11/2016","62.41","23294","EUR","14538.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365457","54.594243,-5.9296037|54.3447966,-7.6384261|52.6700473,-8.5501039|52.6651573,-8.6248271",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Mid-West Region|Belfast|Fermanagh and Omagh","IE051|UKN06|UKN0G","2014-2020","The project sets out to address challenges and provide meaningful change by utilising innovation to better support the ageing population through the following objectives: • Increase accesses to services/information through better communication networks and availability; • Work to reduce social isolation by building social relationships through community support; • Maximise social inclusion and participation and • Promote healthy living and improve overall quality of life.","The project sets out to address challenges and provide meaningful change by utilising innovation to better support the ageing population through the following objectives: • Increase accesses to services/information through better communication networks and availability; • Work to reduce social isolation by building social relationships through community support; • Maximise social inclusion and participation and • Promote healthy living and improve overall quality of life.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296673","Funding Resources for innovation in Energy Enterprise Development","Funding Resources for innovation in Energy Enterprise Development","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Norway",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2018","60.05","1798760.52","EUR","1080212.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356033","55.9614707,-3.1921667|54.6471476,-6.7499516|53.9016968,-8.5792106|52.6775581,-8.6426647|68.4480581,17.4505688|65.0592359,25.4663525|53.2288231,8.7843236",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Mid-West Region|West Region, Ireland|Osterholz|Nordland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Mid Ulster|Edinburgh, City of","IE051|IE042|DE936|NO071|FI1D9|UKN0B|UKM75","2014-2020","FREED will develop a new service, by the means of which SME’s in the region can access innovation in energy technologies otherwise not be available within the NPA region. FREED will also facilitate the transfer of technology innovations to SME’s across the area, so that the outputs of the project will widely benefit the region. It will achieve this because it provides a unique access private investment, which is the key determinant of success in stimulating innovation. This partnership offers something that will not be available to any other project offered to the NPA by virtue of its access to private investment, and is also unique in being integrated with existing innovation programmes. FREED enhances these without in any way duplicating existing programmes, and this capacity is acknowledged in letters of support. Thus FREED offers NPA the unique capability of attracting innovation to the region, as a result of the practical commitment to funding evidenced through the partnership. There is already clear connection with innovations developed by Sustainable Ventures in London, covering energy storage, electric vehicle hire, and provision of journey data, some or all of which could be made available to SME’s in the NPA region in the right circumstances; all of which will be of benefit to NPA communities; and which will be of benefit to enterprise and job creation. Other innovations in energy are already on the radar with the partnership making this application – but are not available to SME’s in the NPA region currently. In this way, FREED can enhance existing innovation programmes within the NPA region, which lack this power to attract innovation from outside the region and, as such, is a precise fit for the objectives of Priority 1.","FREED will develop a new service, by the means of which SME’s in the region can access innovation in energy technologies otherwise not be available within the NPA region. FREED will also facilitate the transfer of technology innovations to SME’s across the area, so that the outputs of the project will widely benefit the region. It will achieve this because it provides a unique access private investment, which is the key determinant of success in stimulating innovation. This partnership offers something that will not be available to any other project offered to the NPA by virtue of its access to private investment, and is also unique in being integrated with existing innovation programmes. FREED enhances these without in any way duplicating existing programmes, and this capacity is acknowledged in letters of support. Thus FREED offers NPA the unique capability of attracting innovation to the region, as a result of the practical commitment to funding evidenced through the partnership. There is already clear connection with innovations developed by Sustainable Ventures in London, covering energy storage, electric vehicle hire, and provision of journey data, some or all of which could be made available to SME’s in the NPA region in the right circumstances; all of which will be of benefit to NPA communities; and which will be of benefit to enterprise and job creation. Other innovations in energy are already on the radar with the partnership making this application – but are not available to SME’s in the NPA region currently. In this way, FREED can enhance existing innovation programmes within the NPA region, which lack this power to attract innovation from outside the region and, as such, is a precise fit for the objectives of Priority 1.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294485","Promoting Heritage In Virtual Environments","Promoting Heritage In Virtual Environments","Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/07/2021","30/06/2022","46.71","213275.51","EUR","99629.08","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367863","65.2668743,-14.3948469|56.3412217,-2.793163|58.1164308,-3.6518597|55.0058644,-7.3248042|53.8540453,-9.2991795|68.2331135,14.5292369",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Nordland|Landsbyggð|Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty|Derry City and Strabane|Clackmannanshire and Fife","IE042|NO071|IS002|UKM61|UKN0A|UKM72","2014-2020","Heritage plays an important role in social, educational and economics of aspects. Accelerated by COVID 19 impact we have seen digital representations of heritage become increasingly important both for its preservation and promotion. As commodity computers and phones have become both more accessible and more powerful, the digital literacies that accompany them have become ubiquitous. PHIVE seeks to cluster together 2 main NPA, 1 NPA COVID-response, 1 NSR and 1 Horizon 2020. - The CINE project brought together heritage organisations, digital enterprises and knowledge organisations to develop interactive maps, galleries, reconstructions and archives. - The ongoing STRATUS project is pushing the boundaries of Virtual Reality, creating linked virtual reality tours, and collective experiences. - The CUPIDO project will disseminate across the North Sea Region, and will provide Workshop and VR materials for development. - TechSolns COVID-response technology project. In PHIVE we will develop a synthesis of these EU projects bringing together: 1) Virtual Centre of Excellence for using Virtual and Augmented reality to promote and preserve heritage post-COVID; including online live workshops, with accompanying learning materials and virtual tours; to disseminate how we create exemplar virtual reality content for collaborative environments. 2) Virtual Time Travel demonstration will provide a framework for live exploration of the past. This will bring together work on Downpatrick site in the STRATUS project and digi-tourist framework in the CINE project. 3) Exhibition System based on the International Image interoperability Framework enabling exploration of maps, timelines, virtual tours, objects, and landscapes. The centre for excellence, virtual time travel and gallery will be housed inside a Virtual Museum framework which will be available throughout the NPA region and will connect with Europeana and Zenodo.","Heritage plays an important role in social, educational and economics of aspects. Accelerated by COVID 19 impact we have seen digital representations of heritage become increasingly important both for its preservation and promotion. As commodity computers and phones have become both more accessible and more powerful, the digital literacies that accompany them have become ubiquitous. PHIVE seeks to cluster together 2 main NPA, 1 NPA COVID-response, 1 NSR and 1 Horizon 2020. - The CINE project brought together heritage organisations, digital enterprises and knowledge organisations to develop interactive maps, galleries, reconstructions and archives. - The ongoing STRATUS project is pushing the boundaries of Virtual Reality, creating linked virtual reality tours, and collective experiences. - The CUPIDO project will disseminate across the North Sea Region, and will provide Workshop and VR materials for development. - TechSolns COVID-response technology project. In PHIVE we will develop a synthesis of these EU projects bringing together: 1) Virtual Centre of Excellence for using Virtual and Augmented reality to promote and preserve heritage post-COVID; including online live workshops, with accompanying learning materials and virtual tours; to disseminate how we create exemplar virtual reality content for collaborative environments. 2) Virtual Time Travel demonstration will provide a framework for live exploration of the past. This will bring together work on Downpatrick site in the STRATUS project and digi-tourist framework in the CINE project. 3) Exhibition System based on the International Image interoperability Framework enabling exploration of maps, timelines, virtual tours, objects, and landscapes. The centre for excellence, virtual time travel and gallery will be housed inside a Virtual Museum framework which will be available throughout the NPA region and will connect with Europeana and Zenodo.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234163","LEO Roscommon Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Roscommon Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","137143.82","EUR","68571.91","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531737","53.6982695,-8.2182507612962",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Educatin, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programmes.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Educatin, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programmes.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234085","IBYE T&D M&P 2015","IBYE T&D M&P 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","9718.34","EUR","4859.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532038","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13685: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepeneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","13685: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepeneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2547991","Springboard","Springboard","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015",null,"50","54752372","EUR","27376186","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614778","53.3834538,-6.1819232454736|53.24093525,-6.1833453304901|53.3612231,-6.185466806|53.3275073,-6.2274858859278|53.3860497,-6.2455770853178|53.33894015,-6.2527128217596|53.3605505,-6.2844704545646|53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|53.2557218,-6.2963449442233|53.3502629,-6.3202128838661|53.39493455,-6.3892085449376|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.1509131,-7.6577981806527|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|54.19298605,-8.7305426729522|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","102","Access to employment for job-seekers and inactive people, including the long-term unemployed and people far from the labour market, also through local employment initiatives and support for labour mobility","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Part-time flexible higher education opportunities for the unemployed to reskill or upskill in areas where there are identified skills shortages and where sustainable employment opportunities may arise as the economy recovers.","Part-time flexible higher education opportunities for the unemployed to reskill or upskill in areas where there are identified skills shortages and where sustainable employment opportunities may arise as the economy recovers.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234222","SECTO SERVICES LTD 158194","SECTO SERVICES LTD 158194","Ireland",null,"25/03/2015",null,"50","19500","EUR","9750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531790",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13846: Recruitment of a Chief Operations Officer","13846: Recruitment of a Chief Operations Officer","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301291","Regional Actions To Innovate Operational Programmes","Regional Actions To Innovate Operational Programmes","Poland|Italy|Portugal|Ireland|Germany|Latvia|Czechia|Spain",null,"01/04/2016","31/03/2020","81.83","1432861","EUR","1172572.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4377132","41.6526529,-0.875185|41.662611,-0.8878683|41.5004075,-7.6420956|51.902917,-8.460062|51.3380669,12.3703749|41.9025743,12.4770618|50.6614383,14.0389802|50.0636244,19.9404363|57.3145879,25.2886782",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Kraków|Leipzig|Zaragoza Province|South-West Region, Ireland|Alto Tâmega Subregion|Vidzeme|Ústí nad Labem Region|Province of Rome","PL213|DED51|ES243|IE053|PT11B|LV008|CZ042|ITI43","2014-2020","In the current European context, SMEs located far from urban areas meet the challenge not only to grow but also to survive. The improvement of their innovation capacity is essential to promote the regional economical development and to fight against rural exodus. By helping rural SMEs to consolidate themselves to overcome of the barriers to their growth and competitiveness is a challenge for the regional innovation policies. These barriers include geographic isolation (far from rural areas and low populated areas), lack of infrastructure, lack of scale, scarce joint working opportunities and critical lack of ICT expertise. Faster broadband and advanced ICT knowledge are needed to enhance the innovation delivery to reach and increase productivity and sustainability of rural SMEs. RATIO aims to identify the innovative potential of these companies and help them to grow and expand their activities through: a learning process to implement and manage innovation This must be done by creating effective exchange of experiences in supporting cluster cooperation and international alliances, netwotks and clusters. This exchange of experiences among regional actors will be followed by the transfer of the lesson learnt to the regional programmes. The RATIO project is embedded in the Interreg Europe priority axis 1: Strengthening research, technological development and innovation, with the specific objective :improving innovation delivery policies. Thus, this project will contribute to reinforce the innovation culture in the region boosting innovative ecosystems where actors (regional and local authorities and innovation partners) and stakeholders (associations, academia, regional governments…) can work together in the Action plan to reach the needed policy change for the consolidation of innovative companies in non metropolitan areas.","In the current European context, SMEs located far from urban areas meet the challenge not only to grow but also to survive. The improvement of their innovation capacity is essential to promote the regional economical development and to fight against rural exodus. By helping rural SMEs to consolidate themselves to overcome of the barriers to their growth and competitiveness is a challenge for the regional innovation policies. These barriers include geographic isolation (far from rural areas and low populated areas), lack of infrastructure, lack of scale, scarce joint working opportunities and critical lack of ICT expertise. Faster broadband and advanced ICT knowledge are needed to enhance the innovation delivery to reach and increase productivity and sustainability of rural SMEs. RATIO aims to identify the innovative potential of these companies and help them to grow and expand their activities through: a learning process to implement and manage innovation This must be done by creating effective exchange of experiences in supporting cluster cooperation and international alliances, netwotks and clusters. This exchange of experiences among regional actors will be followed by the transfer of the lesson learnt to the regional programmes. The RATIO project is embedded in the Interreg Europe priority axis 1: Strengthening research, technological development and innovation, with the specific objective :improving innovation delivery policies. Thus, this project will contribute to reinforce the innovation culture in the region boosting innovative ecosystems where actors (regional and local authorities and innovation partners) and stakeholders (associations, academia, regional governments…) can work together in the Action plan to reach the needed policy change for the consolidation of innovative companies in non metropolitan areas.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232272","Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence, and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence, and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","73652.57","EUR","36826.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531480","53.294308823694,-6.1347383965837","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence, and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence, and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233245","Creation of a range of new alcohol brands with a strong export focus","Creation of a range of new alcohol brands with a strong export focus","Ireland",null,"22/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","10000","EUR","5000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531617","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Creation of a range of new alcohol brands with a strong export focus","Creation of a range of new alcohol brands with a strong export focus","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297721","Bio-Innovation Support for Entrepreneurs throughout NWE regions","Bio-Innovation Support for Entrepreneurs throughout NWE regions","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"25/02/2016","25/08/2019","60","5825753.92","EUR","3495452.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372255","53.9496847,-1.0476646|53.9484371,-1.0535525|47.2646516,-1.5675368|52.443256,-9.0467616|51.0527795,3.7089586|51.1381125,3.7842348|50.4584089,3.9277387|51.5836222,4.7497153|51.2129033,6.7625091",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Mid-West Region|York|Arrondissement of Mons|Arrondissement of Ghent|West-Noord-Brabant|Loire-Atlantique|Düsseldorf","IE051|UKE21|BE323|BE234|NL411|FRG01|DEA11","2014-2020","The focus in BioBase4SME is on the emerging biobased economy. This economy is very multi-sectoral, as it affects at least 19 traditional sectors. This multidisciplinarity makes it a hotbed for innovation, but at the same time difficult to bring the innovations to the market, as the production process, the value chains and sometimes even the products are currently non-existing. BioBase4SME will enable knowledge flows between professional support services and entrepreneurs. Training and 1-to-1 mentoring will be provided regarding issues that are essential to bring an innovation successfully to the market, but show to be persistent bottlenecks that eradicate promising innovations. The support will focus on (i) delivering industrial proof of concept and (ii) developing a realistic business plan including market analysis and completing the new value chain. Both issues are primordial to convince any type of investor. BioBase4SME builds upon the expertise and learnings gathered in previous projects, in particular the successful Interreg IVB project Bio Base NWE. We expect to bring at least 20 promising innovations closer to the market, resulting in new investments and job creation, and provide training to about 200 entrepreneurs active in the biobased economy, thus boosting their innovation capacity. Other main outputs are a strong, interregional network to guide entrepreneurs towards successful innovation, improved regional support for the biobased economy in terms of innovation and investment climate, legal framework and public approval. The disparity between biobased innovation capacity in Ireland compared to the rest of NWE will be decreased. The BioBase4SME partnership will follow up on the strategy, its success and the lessons learnt. This info will be gathered in a comprehensive report and promotional material that will be available upon request through the partners and in the social media, also after the project end.","The focus in BioBase4SME is on the emerging biobased economy. This economy is very multi-sectoral, as it affects at least 19 traditional sectors. This multidisciplinarity makes it a hotbed for innovation, but at the same time difficult to bring the innovations to the market, as the production process, the value chains and sometimes even the products are currently non-existing. BioBase4SME will enable knowledge flows between professional support services and entrepreneurs. Training and 1-to-1 mentoring will be provided regarding issues that are essential to bring an innovation successfully to the market, but show to be persistent bottlenecks that eradicate promising innovations. The support will focus on (i) delivering industrial proof of concept and (ii) developing a realistic business plan including market analysis and completing the new value chain. Both issues are primordial to convince any type of investor. BioBase4SME builds upon the expertise and learnings gathered in previous projects, in particular the successful Interreg IVB project Bio Base NWE. We expect to bring at least 20 promising innovations closer to the market, resulting in new investments and job creation, and provide training to about 200 entrepreneurs active in the biobased economy, thus boosting their innovation capacity. Other main outputs are a strong, interregional network to guide entrepreneurs towards successful innovation, improved regional support for the biobased economy in terms of innovation and investment climate, legal framework and public approval. The disparity between biobased innovation capacity in Ireland compared to the rest of NWE will be decreased. The BioBase4SME partnership will follow up on the strategy, its success and the lessons learnt. This info will be gathered in a comprehensive report and promotional material that will be available upon request through the partners and in the social media, also after the project end.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232264","Capacity Building in Complex Multiphase Flow Characterisation:  An Industrial Academic Partnership","Capacity Building in Complex Multiphase Flow Characterisation:  An Industrial Academic Partnership","Ireland",null,"23/02/2015","22/02/2017","50","102806.18","EUR","51403.09","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Capacity Building in Complex Multiphase Flow Characterisation:  An Industrial Academic Partnership","Capacity Building in Complex Multiphase Flow Characterisation:  An Industrial Academic Partnership","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233920","HYGEIA CHEMICALS LTD 158665","HYGEIA CHEMICALS LTD 158665","Ireland",null,"27/05/2015","14/02/2017","50","12561.36","EUR","6280.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531831","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Lawn Care/Hard Surface Product Development","Lawn Care/Hard Surface Product Development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234046","GM STEEL FABRICATORS LTD 157582","GM STEEL FABRICATORS LTD 157582","Ireland",null,"18/09/2014","14/09/2017","50","97842.51","EUR","48921.26","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532005","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Develop  automation equipment for the abattoir industry","Develop  automation equipment for the abattoir industry","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296248","Addressing the Legacy of Violence through Facilitated Dialogue","Addressing the Legacy of Violence through Facilitated Dialogue","Ireland",null,"01/09/2017","31/12/2021","85","1237627.9","EUR","1051983.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4362437","53.1992682,-6.2924771",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Nearly 19 years on from the signing of the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement, Northern Ireland and the border counties remained deeply divided along communal lines. One driver of this is that the Agreement and other subsequent political efforts have proven unable to adequately address the legacy of past violence. This deficit is most acutely felt in the divisive relationship between victims and survivors’ (hereafter, VS) groups and the individuals, groups, and institutions perceived to have inflicted harm upon them in the past. These groups, individuals, and institutions may include the state security forces (British, Northern Irish, Irish), ex-combatants and their affiliated political parties, other institutions (public and private) perceived, at an organisational level, to have not done enough to protect or prevent the infliction of violence and harm on local communities. This project’s goal is deepening reconciliation across these, some of the most pronounced and persistent social and political divides still scoring post-conflict space. It will do so through promoting positive and humanised cross-border and cross-community relations between four “hard-to-reach” VS groups and representatives of those groups and institutions perceived to have inflicted harm. This will be achieved through a facilitated dialogue approach resulting in meaningful, purposeful, and sustained contacts between people of different communities. Our specific goals in this project are to promote this contact, transform divisive social and political attitudes, decrease sectarianism in project participants, empower women within legacy contexts, increase the confidence of hard-to-reach VS groups, and to share the learning accrued from this project with a variety of stakeholders. The project will convene 20 co-developed dialogue workshops involving VS groups and representatives of groups and institutions perceived to have inflicted harm upon them, each workshop preceded by an extensive preparatory process. 4 of these workshops will be women-led and focused on empowering women within legacy contexts. We also convene 3 roundtable sessions during the course of the project inviting policymakers, academics, and practitioners to dialogue with project participants and close the project with a larger symposium for approximately 150 interested parties. We will additionally produce 2 briefing papers, a mid-term and final evaluation and impact assessment, and two peer-reviewed articles. The project itself is explicitly designed to be regional in scope and involve significant participation from both major communities in the eligible area and groups and individuals from both sides of the border. It is designed to explore regional issues of direct relevance to both communities and to people and communities on both sides of the border.","Nearly 19 years on from the signing of the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement, Northern Ireland and the border counties remained deeply divided along communal lines. One driver of this is that the Agreement and other subsequent political efforts have proven unable to adequately address the legacy of past violence. This deficit is most acutely felt in the divisive relationship between victims and survivors’ (hereafter, VS) groups and the individuals, groups, and institutions perceived to have inflicted harm upon them in the past. These groups, individuals, and institutions may include the state security forces (British, Northern Irish, Irish), ex-combatants and their affiliated political parties, other institutions (public and private) perceived, at an organisational level, to have not done enough to protect or prevent the infliction of violence and harm on local communities. This project’s goal is deepening reconciliation across these, some of the most pronounced and persistent social and political divides still scoring post-conflict space. It will do so through promoting positive and humanised cross-border and cross-community relations between four “hard-to-reach” VS groups and representatives of those groups and institutions perceived to have inflicted harm. This will be achieved through a facilitated dialogue approach resulting in meaningful, purposeful, and sustained contacts between people of different communities. Our specific goals in this project are to promote this contact, transform divisive social and political attitudes, decrease sectarianism in project participants, empower women within legacy contexts, increase the confidence of hard-to-reach VS groups, and to share the learning accrued from this project with a variety of stakeholders. The project will convene 20 co-developed dialogue workshops involving VS groups and representatives of groups and institutions perceived to have inflicted harm upon them, each workshop preceded by an extensive preparatory process. 4 of these workshops will be women-led and focused on empowering women within legacy contexts. We also convene 3 roundtable sessions during the course of the project inviting policymakers, academics, and practitioners to dialogue with project participants and close the project with a larger symposium for approximately 150 interested parties. We will additionally produce 2 briefing papers, a mid-term and final evaluation and impact assessment, and two peer-reviewed articles. The project itself is explicitly designed to be regional in scope and involve significant participation from both major communities in the eligible area and groups and individuals from both sides of the border. It is designed to explore regional issues of direct relevance to both communities and to people and communities on both sides of the border.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234070","GM STEEL FABRICATORS LTD 159519","GM STEEL FABRICATORS LTD 159519","Ireland",null,"05/01/2016",null,"50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532005","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13858: Recruitment of a Business Development Manager","13858: Recruitment of a Business Development Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233962","Concept-Math [Launchpad Education Resources] REI1445","Concept-Math [Launchpad Education Resources] REI1445","Ireland",null,"23/03/2017",null,"50","9584.16","EUR","4792.08","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Concept-Math [Launchpad Education Resources]","Concept-Math [Launchpad Education Resources]","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300405","Heat and Energy Education and Empowerment for Rural Areas","Heat and Energy Education and Empowerment for Rural Areas","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/07/2021","30/06/2022","65","153846.2","EUR","100000.03","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358877","54.5929345,-5.928059|55.0058644,-7.3248042|54.9511061,-7.7223318|65.0618181,25.4721602",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Border Region|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane","IE041|FI1D9|UKN06|UKN0A","2014-2020","HEATER is a cluster of projects with synergies across HANDIHEAT, SMARTRenew, TechSolns, SENDoc and eLightHouse. The partnership with WiSAR Lab, Letterkenny Institute of Technology (SMARTRenew project), Ulster University (SENDoc/TechSolns), Oulu University of Applied Sciences and HANDIHEAT, Northern Ireland Housing Executive aims to collaborate and cluster the transnational outputs from previous projects to educate and empower local communities to effect positive behavioural change and inform decision makers to influence policy across climate change mitigation and adaptation and sustaining communities. Clustering allows the four lead partners to collaborate and maximise transnational impact of existing outputs to local communities and decision makers through a sustainable and enduring network with the aim to virtually educate and empower communities and decision makers. The HEATER project will deliver this by establishing an enduring network, with regional hubs through either academic or regional authorities, utilising the array of full and associate partners from previous projects. This network will disseminate the best of project outputs to every settlement and locality across the regions with the focus to educate and empower local communities and inform decision makers of the transnational learning from previous projects. The delivery method will utilise virtual knowledge sharing through a campaign of webinars, workshops, and a final conference. The target audience will be an array of end user groupings, such as householders, young people, estates managers, housing authorities, SMEs, and decision makers. This will be supported by an ongoing social media campaign to promote the outputs and results of the projects. All partners are now highly competent in the online medium across the spectrum of social medium to populating virtual rooms.","HEATER is a cluster of projects with synergies across HANDIHEAT, SMARTRenew, TechSolns, SENDoc and eLightHouse. The partnership with WiSAR Lab, Letterkenny Institute of Technology (SMARTRenew project), Ulster University (SENDoc/TechSolns), Oulu University of Applied Sciences and HANDIHEAT, Northern Ireland Housing Executive aims to collaborate and cluster the transnational outputs from previous projects to educate and empower local communities to effect positive behavioural change and inform decision makers to influence policy across climate change mitigation and adaptation and sustaining communities. Clustering allows the four lead partners to collaborate and maximise transnational impact of existing outputs to local communities and decision makers through a sustainable and enduring network with the aim to virtually educate and empower communities and decision makers. The HEATER project will deliver this by establishing an enduring network, with regional hubs through either academic or regional authorities, utilising the array of full and associate partners from previous projects. This network will disseminate the best of project outputs to every settlement and locality across the regions with the focus to educate and empower local communities and inform decision makers of the transnational learning from previous projects. The delivery method will utilise virtual knowledge sharing through a campaign of webinars, workshops, and a final conference. The target audience will be an array of end user groupings, such as householders, young people, estates managers, housing authorities, SMEs, and decision makers. This will be supported by an ongoing social media campaign to promote the outputs and results of the projects. All partners are now highly competent in the online medium across the spectrum of social medium to populating virtual rooms.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299646","Suitable Sustainability Goals for SMEs","Suitable Sustainability Goals for SMEs","Finland|Ireland",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","65","50065","EUR","32542.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4360183","53.9020549,-8.5787592|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|West Region, Ireland","FI1D3|IE042","2014-2020","This project will find ways to assist SMEs set and achieve sustainability goals suitable for their enterprise and communicate them as part of their marketing communication. The need for this kind of support emerges from the experience of project partners business development work. Some enterprises have the right intentions, but they are unsure how to proceed in practice. Some need confidence in setting goals and therefore do not take action steps. Therea are also companies, who do some correct actions and might think that is enough. Project will focus on companies that work within circular economy and natural resources, but the project targets to create outputs suitable to support also other fields of businesses in project area. The assistance will include for example mentoring from the local forerunners of sustainability, so the smaller and larger enterprises will network in order to reach common sustainability targets, which will benefit both participants. Also, the project will explore the development of environmental management systems for companies. Interviews and workshops in partner areas would determine the content and methods suitable for target groups of main project. The main project will also assist SMEs to communicate their sustainability actions with marketing communications aspect, which will benefit the marketing of the companies and therefore reach beyond their existing market. In the bridging project it is important to work with associated partners, stakeholders and SMEs to commit enterprises to participate in reaching the shared sustainability targets. This bridging project will search potential partners for main project.","This project will find ways to assist SMEs set and achieve sustainability goals suitable for their enterprise and communicate them as part of their marketing communication. The need for this kind of support emerges from the experience of project partners business development work. Some enterprises have the right intentions, but they are unsure how to proceed in practice. Some need confidence in setting goals and therefore do not take action steps. Therea are also companies, who do some correct actions and might think that is enough. Project will focus on companies that work within circular economy and natural resources, but the project targets to create outputs suitable to support also other fields of businesses in project area. The assistance will include for example mentoring from the local forerunners of sustainability, so the smaller and larger enterprises will network in order to reach common sustainability targets, which will benefit both participants. Also, the project will explore the development of environmental management systems for companies. Interviews and workshops in partner areas would determine the content and methods suitable for target groups of main project. The main project will also assist SMEs to communicate their sustainability actions with marketing communications aspect, which will benefit the marketing of the companies and therefore reach beyond their existing market. In the bridging project it is important to work with associated partners, stakeholders and SMEs to commit enterprises to participate in reaching the shared sustainability targets. This bridging project will search potential partners for main project.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234224","SHANETTE SHEDS LTD 158228","SHANETTE SHEDS LTD 158228","Ireland",null,"25/03/2015",null,"50","50010","EUR","25005","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531793",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13826: Investment in steel punching equipment to increase productivity","13826: Investment in steel punching equipment to increase productivity","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233938","GREEN ISLE FOODS LTD 156462","GREEN ISLE FOODS LTD 156462","Ireland",null,"28/02/2014",null,"50","209738.69","EUR","104869.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531846","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13870: To create unbaked frozen pasties for the European palate, to be delivered from the in-store bakery","13870: To create unbaked frozen pasties for the European palate, to be delivered from the in-store bakery","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298867","NPA Literary Tourism Project","NPA Literary Tourism Project","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2017","28/02/2018","65","44020","EUR","28613","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384258","54.355492,-7.5962086|53.9020549,-8.5787592",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Fermanagh and Omagh","IE042|UKN0G","2014-2020","The NPA Literary Tourism Project will address the untapped potential of the strong and complementary place-based literary-landscape assets of the Region, which have the potential to attract both motivated literary tourists and culturally curious visitors. These assets (see C.1.2 bullet point 3 below) deliver an inherent competitive advantage for the Region but have yet to be analysed, developed and jointly-marketed for the benefit of the NPA region. Our project will develop joint approaches, including: The development of a shared conception of NPA Literary Tourism (LT); Research to understand and appreciate market size and profile; Transfer of knowledge from cities to rural periphery; Development of shared narrative which promotes destination-based LT in the region; Innovation-based strategies to tackle market development and the ability of SMEs to cluster and capitalise on LT opportunity and potential; Joint marketing approaches for destination-based marketing; SME/micro enterprise engagement to deliver tangible benefits to both the LT and wider cultural tourism sectors in the NPA region. The project outputs will include a Good Practice Guide to NPA Literary Tourism, SME Engagement Programme, place-based marketing initiatives, cultural content and programming and a digital innovation initiative that motivates the customer to connect with the LT product. An electronic NPA LT transferability manual available to all EU Regions will form an important output of the Capitalization Strategy for the main project. The project will result in a new Literary Tourism network for the NPA and a body of good practice from LT both in NPA UNESCO Cities of Literature, the Region as a whole and internationally, resulting in a newly developed cultural tourism product for peripheral rural regions of the NPA.","The NPA Literary Tourism Project will address the untapped potential of the strong and complementary place-based literary-landscape assets of the Region, which have the potential to attract both motivated literary tourists and culturally curious visitors. These assets (see C.1.2 bullet point 3 below) deliver an inherent competitive advantage for the Region but have yet to be analysed, developed and jointly-marketed for the benefit of the NPA region. Our project will develop joint approaches, including: The development of a shared conception of NPA Literary Tourism (LT); Research to understand and appreciate market size and profile; Transfer of knowledge from cities to rural periphery; Development of shared narrative which promotes destination-based LT in the region; Innovation-based strategies to tackle market development and the ability of SMEs to cluster and capitalise on LT opportunity and potential; Joint marketing approaches for destination-based marketing; SME/micro enterprise engagement to deliver tangible benefits to both the LT and wider cultural tourism sectors in the NPA region. The project outputs will include a Good Practice Guide to NPA Literary Tourism, SME Engagement Programme, place-based marketing initiatives, cultural content and programming and a digital innovation initiative that motivates the customer to connect with the LT product. An electronic NPA LT transferability manual available to all EU Regions will form an important output of the Capitalization Strategy for the main project. The project will result in a new Literary Tourism network for the NPA and a body of good practice from LT both in NPA UNESCO Cities of Literature, the Region as a whole and internationally, resulting in a newly developed cultural tourism product for peripheral rural regions of the NPA.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232190","Assistance of a priming grant to develop the quality free range pork products from own hand reared pigs. Assistance with capital equipment for the manufacture of sausages.","Assistance of a priming grant to develop the quality free range pork products from own hand reared pigs. Assistance with capital equipment for the manufacture of sausages.","Ireland",null,"01/08/2014","31/12/2015","50","5988.34","EUR","2994.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531402","52.46018745,-6.6065154591592","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Assistance of a priming grant to develop the quality free range pork products from own hand reared pigs. Assistance with capital equipment for the manufacture of sausages.","Assistance of a priming grant to develop the quality free range pork products from own hand reared pigs. Assistance with capital equipment for the manufacture of sausages.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232294","Feasibility Grant- Online clinic for dieticians selling dietetic services to the public","Feasibility Grant- Online clinic for dieticians selling dietetic services to the public","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","7560","EUR","3780","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531514","52.46018745,-6.6065154591592","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Feasibility Grant- Online clinic for dieticians selling dietetic services to the public","Feasibility Grant- Online clinic for dieticians selling dietetic services to the public","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233373","This project will focus on the developing SMPS models & adaptive control laws capable of being implemented on-chip cost effectively to drive next generation LED solid-state domestic & industrial lighting applications.","This project will focus on the developing SMPS models & adaptive control laws capable of being implemented on-chip cost effectively to drive next generation LED solid-state domestic & industrial lighting applications.","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","30/06/2017","50","346149.78","EUR","173074.89","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","This project will focus on the developing SMPS models & adaptive control laws capable of being implemented on-chip cost effectively to drive next generation LED solid-state domestic & industrial lighting applications.","This project will focus on the developing SMPS models & adaptive control laws capable of being implemented on-chip cost effectively to drive next generation LED solid-state domestic & industrial lighting applications.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233460","Wireless Sensor Platform for ASAP Testing","Wireless Sensor Platform for ASAP Testing","Ireland",null,"17/08/2015","20/11/2015","50","8860","EUR","4430","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532080","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Creating a platform for wireless sensors for ASAP testing","Creating a platform for wireless sensors for ASAP testing","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296117","Centre for Personalised Medicine; Clinical Decision Making and Patient Safety","Centre for Personalised Medicine; Clinical Decision Making and Patient Safety","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/04/2017","31/12/2021","78.67","9424926.67","EUR","7415032.63","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","57.4728687,-4.188767|57.4697558,-4.2297798|54.5133044,-6.0455954|54.4508729,-6.4196363|54.9509446,-7.2297116|54.9789886,-7.2837068|54.9650174,-7.7179165|54.9511516,-7.7222764|54.9600195,-7.7343397|54.9502887,-8.3573628|53.276035,-9.0595869",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","West Region, Ireland|Border Region|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Derry City and Strabane|Lisburn and Castlereagh","IE042|IE041|UKM62|UKN07|UKN0A|UKN0E","2014-2020","Personalised medicine is a research-based medical approach to guide clinical decisions to ensure a patient receives the right treatment at the right time is now recognised as a key priority internationally. While the promises of personalised medicine are only now beginning to be realised in certain areas of cancer medicine in particular, other disease areas have been slow to adopt or benefit from this approach, partly because of a lack of appropriate clinical engagement. This project will create the oft cited highly sought after ethos and environment needed if personalised medicine is to be adapted in the partner hospitals and in five disease areas that have not yet engaged the personalised medicine discipline. This aim is therefore to establish a Centre for Personalised Medicine; Clinical Decision Making and Patient Safety (CPM) which will dramatically enhance the regional capability while serving as a magnet for regional and FDI industry to create innovative products and new optimised care pathway tools in priority disease areas for patients and commercial benefit. The five Research Clusters (RCs) will utilize the methods and technologies from personalised medicine and apply them to heart disease, emergency surgery, acute kidney injury, unscheduled care in diabetes and diagnostic accuracy in dementia. These are areas associated with significant clinical need and commercial potential and will benefit significantly from the interdisciplinary academic and commercial cross-border expertise and collaboration. The major strength of the proposal resides in the expertise of the assembled highly complementary multidisciplinary team of clinicians, academic researchers and enterprises. The immediate objectives of this proposal are to: - Improve the triage of patients with chest pain to allow more appropriate and rapid emergency referral for PCI. - Identify determinants of outcomes in emergency surgery to improve care pathways and reduce morbidity and mortality. - Earlier recognition of AKI to reduce mortality, morbidity and hospital stay. - Improve the self-management of diabetes to reduce unscheduled care episodes and hospital admissions. - Develop tools which will allow earlier diagnosis of dementia and therefore earlier clinical intervention and support.","Personalised medicine is a research-based medical approach to guide clinical decisions to ensure a patient receives the right treatment at the right time is now recognised as a key priority internationally. While the promises of personalised medicine are only now beginning to be realised in certain areas of cancer medicine in particular, other disease areas have been slow to adopt or benefit from this approach, partly because of a lack of appropriate clinical engagement. This project will create the oft cited highly sought after ethos and environment needed if personalised medicine is to be adapted in the partner hospitals and in five disease areas that have not yet engaged the personalised medicine discipline. This aim is therefore to establish a Centre for Personalised Medicine; Clinical Decision Making and Patient Safety (CPM) which will dramatically enhance the regional capability while serving as a magnet for regional and FDI industry to create innovative products and new optimised care pathway tools in priority disease areas for patients and commercial benefit. The five Research Clusters (RCs) will utilize the methods and technologies from personalised medicine and apply them to heart disease, emergency surgery, acute kidney injury, unscheduled care in diabetes and diagnostic accuracy in dementia. These are areas associated with significant clinical need and commercial potential and will benefit significantly from the interdisciplinary academic and commercial cross-border expertise and collaboration. The major strength of the proposal resides in the expertise of the assembled highly complementary multidisciplinary team of clinicians, academic researchers and enterprises. The immediate objectives of this proposal are to: - Improve the triage of patients with chest pain to allow more appropriate and rapid emergency referral for PCI. - Identify determinants of outcomes in emergency surgery to improve care pathways and reduce morbidity and mortality. - Earlier recognition of AKI to reduce mortality, morbidity and hospital stay. - Improve the self-management of diabetes to reduce unscheduled care episodes and hospital admissions. - Develop tools which will allow earlier diagnosis of dementia and therefore earlier clinical intervention and support.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233277","Premium Magnetic Components for High Efficiency Power Supplies","Premium Magnetic Components for High Efficiency Power Supplies","Ireland",null,"02/05/2016","30/09/2017","50","22367.45","EUR","11183.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Premium Magnetic Components for High Efficiency Power Supplies","Premium Magnetic Components for High Efficiency Power Supplies","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233292","NOD1 agonists as therapeutics for autoimmune disease","NOD1 agonists as therapeutics for autoimmune disease","Ireland",null,"01/04/2015","01/04/2018","50","188642.12","EUR","94321.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","NOD1 agonists as therapeutics for autoimmune disease","NOD1 agonists as therapeutics for autoimmune disease","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302613","Coastal Communities Adapting Together","Coastal Communities Adapting Together","Ireland",null,"01/09/2019","31/08/2021","79.99","1605766","EUR","1284442","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3302778,-6.2336111",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","The Irish Sea and its coastal communities are directly impacted by climate change. The CCAT operation aims to respond by helping to build resilience (adaptive capacity to change), facilitate marine and climate citizenship, and realise the potential of the Irish Sea region by (re)connecting coastal communities with their place, their dynamic coastal systems and our changing climate.","The Irish Sea and its coastal communities are directly impacted by climate change. The CCAT operation aims to respond by helping to build resilience (adaptive capacity to change), facilitate marine and climate citizenship, and realise the potential of the Irish Sea region by (re)connecting coastal communities with their place, their dynamic coastal systems and our changing climate.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232209","Create a smart led lighting solution that incorporates the latest in sensing and communications technology.","Create a smart led lighting solution that incorporates the latest in sensing and communications technology.","Ireland",null,"07/09/2015","30/04/2018","50","75250.51","EUR","37625.26","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Create a smart led lighting solution that incorporates the latest in sensing and communications technology.","Create a smart led lighting solution that incorporates the latest in sensing and communications technology.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233188","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","6846.96","EUR","3423.48","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531544",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233324","C-H Activation represents a powerful methodology for the creation of known & new molecular entities with promising biological activity. The palladium nanocatalysts used to carry out these transformations can be prepared with known shape. In this project various palladium nanoparticle shapes were prepared & tested in a key C-H activation/direct arylation reaction. The research showed that the react","C-H Activation represents a powerful methodology for the creation of known & new molecular entities with promising biological activity. The palladium nanocatalysts used to carry out these transformations can be prepared with known shape. In this project various palladium nanoparticle shapes were prepared & tested in a key C-H activation/direct arylation reaction. The research showed that the react","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","31/08/2016","50","115721.78","EUR","57860.89","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698","51.8979282,-8.4705806","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","C-H Activation represents a powerful methodology for the creation of known & new molecular entities with promising biological activity. The palladium nanocatalysts used to carry out these transformations can be prepared with known shape. In this project various palladium nanoparticle shapes were prepared & tested in a key C-H activation/direct arylation reaction. The research showed that the reactivity is greatly influenced by nanoparticle shape.","C-H Activation represents a powerful methodology for the creation of known & new molecular entities with promising biological activity. The palladium nanocatalysts used to carry out these transformations can be prepared with known shape. In this project various palladium nanoparticle shapes were prepared & tested in a key C-H activation/direct arylation reaction. The research showed that the reactivity is greatly influenced by nanoparticle shape.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232304","To develop an innovative, bulk tank milk screening technology for identification of heat-resistant - termoduric- bacteria.","To develop an innovative, bulk tank milk screening technology for identification of heat-resistant - termoduric- bacteria.","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","13/05/2016","50","83728.28","EUR","41864.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531528",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","To develop an innovative, bulk tank milk screening technology for identification of heat-resistant - termoduric- bacteria.","To develop an innovative, bulk tank milk screening technology for identification of heat-resistant - termoduric- bacteria.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234086","LEO Mayo IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Mayo IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","9219.59","EUR","4609.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532038","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233442","KELLY BROS (ERINLINE) LTD 157437","KELLY BROS (ERINLINE) LTD 157437","Ireland",null,"17/10/2014","30/08/2017","50","32500","EUR","16250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531995","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit a CEO","Recruit a CEO","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301941","Technologies and open innovation for low-carbon regions","Technologies and open innovation for low-carbon regions","Finland|Sweden|Italy|Greece|Ireland|France|Slovenia|Romania|Spain",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","83.1","1598948","EUR","1328700.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384722","49.0552544,-1.4323205|43.3114094,-1.9890573|54.9513499,-7.7188444|40.8412767,14.2485649|46.2263179,15.2665607|62.633407,17.9278504|35.3376613,25.1364795|47.16154,27.5837695|62.6000954,29.7712754",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","North Karelia|Västernorrland County|Province of Naples|Border Region|Gipuzkoa|Savinjska|Ηράκλειο|Manche|Iaşi","FI1D3|SE321|ITF33|IE041|ES212|SI034|EL431|FRD12|RO213","2014-2020","The common challenge addressed by the CLEAN project is how best to meet EU energy efficiency targets for buildings in Europe’s regions. Buildings are responsible for 40% of energy consumption in the EU and the older ones consume between 8 and 12 times as much heating oil as new ones. Nine regions have joined together to address this challenge. The regions are evenly spread across Europe and contains a mix of different climates, city/urban areas and levels of development – less, transitional and more developed. The regions are represented by a mix of regional partners including managing authorities, region/city authorities and energy centres from: Region of Crete (GR), Region of Savinjska (SI), Region of North Karelia (FI), City of Iasi (RO), City of Naples (IT), City of San Sebastian (ES), Region Basse-Normandie (FR), County of Donegal (IE), County of Vasternorrland (SE). The budget for the project is €1.6 million. The objective is for the regions to work together between 2017–2022 to improve the capacity of their policy instruments to increase energy efficiency in housing and public infrastructure by 4%. The expected changes will be better performance in 9 Investment for Growth & Jobs policy measures that address energy efficiency. This will result from greater focus in policy instruments on stimulating effective engagement between public authorities and citizens who own properties, and research centres and companies who can introduce new innovative energy efficiency solutions. The main outputs will be Action Plans, revised governance arrangements for policy instruments, new types of projects supported as a result of interregional learning, and transfer of innovative policy and solutions. This will benefit all stakeholders in each region’s energy environment, i.e. consumers of energy services, suppliers of energy products and services, centres of energy expertise (including innovation) and public authorities (promoters of energy efficiency).","The common challenge addressed by the CLEAN project is how best to meet EU energy efficiency targets for buildings in Europe’s regions. Buildings are responsible for 40% of energy consumption in the EU and the older ones consume between 8 and 12 times as much heating oil as new ones. Nine regions have joined together to address this challenge. The regions are evenly spread across Europe and contains a mix of different climates, city/urban areas and levels of development – less, transitional and more developed. The regions are represented by a mix of regional partners including managing authorities, region/city authorities and energy centres from: Region of Crete (GR), Region of Savinjska (SI), Region of North Karelia (FI), City of Iasi (RO), City of Naples (IT), City of San Sebastian (ES), Region Basse-Normandie (FR), County of Donegal (IE), County of Vasternorrland (SE). The budget for the project is €1.6 million. The objective is for the regions to work together between 2017–2022 to improve the capacity of their policy instruments to increase energy efficiency in housing and public infrastructure by 4%. The expected changes will be better performance in 9 Investment for Growth & Jobs policy measures that address energy efficiency. This will result from greater focus in policy instruments on stimulating effective engagement between public authorities and citizens who own properties, and research centres and companies who can introduce new innovative energy efficiency solutions. The main outputs will be Action Plans, revised governance arrangements for policy instruments, new types of projects supported as a result of interregional learning, and transfer of innovative policy and solutions. This will benefit all stakeholders in each region’s energy environment, i.e. consumers of energy services, suppliers of energy products and services, centres of energy expertise (including innovation) and public authorities (promoters of energy efficiency).","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232207","A scaleable fingerprinting system to monitor & identify water use from a single monitoring/metering point","A scaleable fingerprinting system to monitor & identify water use from a single monitoring/metering point","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/10/2016","50","224420.5","EUR","112210.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","A scaleable fingerprinting system to monitor & identify water use from a single monitoring/metering point","A scaleable fingerprinting system to monitor & identify water use from a single monitoring/metering point","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234038","LEO Louth IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Louth IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","12350.47","EUR","6175.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531924","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234039","IBYE T&D M&P 2015","IBYE T&D M&P 2015","Ireland",null,"31/05/2014","31/12/2015","50","15937.14","EUR","7968.57","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531924","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13733: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","13733: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295276","Enhanced prevention, warning, coordination and emergency management tools for floods at local scales","Enhanced prevention, warning, coordination and emergency management tools for floods at local scales","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/03/2019","01/03/2022","75","2483642","EUR","1862731.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4378785","47.218371,-1.553621|50.502332,-4.315735|37.5414656,-5.0826742|54.597285,-5.93012|37.3890924,-5.9844589|37.339731,-6.0626245999999|53.3498053,-6.2603097|37.0193548,-7.9304397|43.3623436,-8.4115401",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|Cornwall|Seville Province|A Coruña Province|Algarve|Loire-Atlantique|Belfast","IE061|UKK30|ES618|ES111|PT150|FRG01|UKN06","2014-2020","Floods are climate change phenomena that affect most people in the Atlantic Area, through increasingly intense rains that overflow rivers and create runoffs in urban areas. AA-FLOODS aims to reduce human and material damages due to flooding by improving the tools of prevention, alert and crisis management, transfering the regional tools and capabilities to the local scale. Greater proximity to the potential affected ones and more precise and detailed analysis will make more effective the prevention, preparation and protection against floods which are more frequent and damaging the Atlantic Area due to climate change, increasing torrential rains and extreme tidal phenomena.","Floods are climate change phenomena that affect most people in the Atlantic Area, through increasingly intense rains that overflow rivers and create runoffs in urban areas. AA-FLOODS aims to reduce human and material damages due to flooding by improving the tools of prevention, alert and crisis management, transfering the regional tools and capabilities to the local scale. Greater proximity to the potential affected ones and more precise and detailed analysis will make more effective the prevention, preparation and protection against floods which are more frequent and damaging the Atlantic Area due to climate change, increasing torrential rains and extreme tidal phenomena.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234195","AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY  SYMMETRIES LTD 159612","AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY  SYMMETRIES LTD 159612","Ireland",null,"29/01/2016","11/05/2017","50","40000","EUR","20000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531759","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit a CFO","Recruit a CFO","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233202","Identify alternate revenue streams from bioactive compounds present in the side streams & in doing so to reduce the cost of side stream treatment.","Identify alternate revenue streams from bioactive compounds present in the side streams & in doing so to reduce the cost of side stream treatment.","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","01/10/2016","50","111671.99","EUR","55835.99","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531552",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Identify alternate revenue streams from bioactive compounds present in the side streams & in doing so to reduce the cost of side stream treatment.","Identify alternate revenue streams from bioactive compounds present in the side streams & in doing so to reduce the cost of side stream treatment.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232277","Innovation of piloting the eCourt pad in the Irish Supreme Court. Technical advise from Educational Institution re wireless direct feature for testing & encryption of data security of same.","Innovation of piloting the eCourt pad in the Irish Supreme Court. Technical advise from Educational Institution re wireless direct feature for testing & encryption of data security of same.","Ireland",null,"06/11/2014","31/12/2015","50","18840","EUR","9420","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531486","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Innovation of piloting the eCourt pad in the Irish Supreme Court. Technical advise from Educational Institution re wireless direct feature for testing & encryption of data security of same.","Innovation of piloting the eCourt pad in the Irish Supreme Court. Technical advise from Educational Institution re wireless direct feature for testing & encryption of data security of same.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235239","Development of Polymer based blister packaging technology for the self-sterilisation of medical devices","Development of Polymer based blister packaging technology for the self-sterilisation of medical devices","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","10/05/2016","50","5500","EUR","2750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of polymer based blister packaging technology for the self sterilisation of medical devices.","Development of polymer based blister packaging technology for the self sterilisation of medical devices.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233162","HSV-2 Biochip concerns the evaluation of an innovative HSV-2 antibody biosensor designed & developed at MiCRA Biodiagnostics for use in PoC immunoassay devices & mobile bio-analytical systems. The chip R&D & clinical analysis under review will correlate the biosensor response against known positive and negative human serum samples held by a commercial reference laboratory, viz Cerba Specimen Servi","HSV-2 Biochip concerns the evaluation of an innovative HSV-2 antibody biosensor designed & developed at MiCRA Biodiagnostics for use in PoC immunoassay devices & mobile bio-analytical systems. The chip R&D & clinical analysis under review will correlate the biosensor response against known positive and negative human serum samples held by a commercial reference laboratory, viz Cerba Specimen Servi","Ireland",null,"27/07/2015","26/12/2015","50","15367.68","EUR","7683.84","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531528",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","HSV-2 Biochip concerns the evaluation of an innovative HSV-2 antibody biosensor designed & developed at MiCRA Biodiagnostics for use in PoC immunoassay devices & mobile bio-analytical systems. The chip R&D & clinical analysis under review will correlate the biosensor response against known positive and negative human serum samples held by a commercial reference laboratory, viz Cerba Specimen Services, Paris.","HSV-2 Biochip concerns the evaluation of an innovative HSV-2 antibody biosensor designed & developed at MiCRA Biodiagnostics for use in PoC immunoassay devices & mobile bio-analytical systems. The chip R&D & clinical analysis under review will correlate the biosensor response against known positive and negative human serum samples held by a commercial reference laboratory, viz Cerba Specimen Services, Paris.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301013","Tourism-Friendly Cities (TFC)","Tourism-Friendly Cities (TFC)","Finland|Poland|Lithuania|Italy|Portugal|Netherlands|Ireland|Croatia|Spain",null,"02/09/2019","13/05/2022","76.37","749850.5","EUR","572626.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363776","53.3498053,-6.2603097|39.4459752,-6.38997|41.5513322,-8.4280324|45.4361639,12.3356984|42.6424451,18.1043085|50.058616,19.9369419|54.0211428,23.9759137|66.4964228,25.7250509|52.0907374,5.1214201|44.4116829,8.9327763",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Lapland|Kraków|Dublin Region|Province of Genoa|Province of Venice|Cáceres Province|Cávado|Dubrovačko-neretvanska županija|Alytaus apskritis|Utrecht","FI1D7|PL213|IE061|ITC33|ITH35|ES432|PT112|HR037|LT021|NL310","2014-2020","TOURISM-FRIENDLY CITIES aims to explore how tourism can be sustainable in medium-sized cities, reducing the negative impact on neighbourhoods and areas interested by different types of tourism; to reach this ambitious aim, the project will create integrated and inclusive strategies which can keep a balance between the needs of the local community, in terms of quality of life and of services available, and the promotion of sustainable urban development at environmental, social and economic level.","TOURISM-FRIENDLY CITIES aims to explore how tourism can be sustainable in medium-sized cities, reducing the negative impact on neighbourhoods and areas interested by different types of tourism; to reach this ambitious aim, the project will create integrated and inclusive strategies which can keep a balance between the needs of the local community, in terms of quality of life and of services available, and the promotion of sustainable urban development at environmental, social and economic level.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299899","Maintenance drones and robots to enhance renewable energy systems in the Atlantic Area","Maintenance drones and robots to enhance renewable energy systems in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","3878735.04","EUR","2909051.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357901","43.439236,-1.590062|43.318334,-1.9812313|43.0542139,-2.1781902|51.454513,-2.58791|43.2630126,-2.9349852|37.3890924,-5.9844589|53.3498053,-6.2603097|38.7222524,-9.1393366|48.856614,2.3522219|43.3148346,3.1383661",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|Bristol|Seville Province|Biscay|Gipuzkoa|Lisbon metropolitan area|Pyrénées-Atlantiques|Hérault|Paris","IE061|UKK11|ES618|ES213|ES212|PT170|FRI15|FRJ13|FR101","2014-2020","Aerospace and robotic technologies together with composites and additive manufacturing will be interweaved to produce full innovative solutions for a more efficient energy production. The use of support robots on solar panels and windmill engines will boost these clean energies in the area. DURABLE will accelerate the deployment of renewable energies in the Atlantic Area through the validation and demonstration of previous developed aerospace technologies applied in robotics for operation and maintenance activities in wind and solar energy systems. The supporting robots will be adapted to perform tasks of inspection/surveillance and reparation reducing the high costs of these activities favouring regional renewable energy production conditions. The project will create an innovative institutional and technical cooperation network that will reduce the operation & maintenance costs in the renewable energy production, merging key technological and institutional actors from these critical sectors.","Aerospace and robotic technologies together with composites and additive manufacturing will be interweaved to produce full innovative solutions for a more efficient energy production. The use of support robots on solar panels and windmill engines will boost these clean energies in the area. DURABLE will accelerate the deployment of renewable energies in the Atlantic Area through the validation and demonstration of previous developed aerospace technologies applied in robotics for operation and maintenance activities in wind and solar energy systems. The supporting robots will be adapted to perform tasks of inspection/surveillance and reparation reducing the high costs of these activities favouring regional renewable energy production conditions. The project will create an innovative institutional and technical cooperation network that will reduce the operation & maintenance costs in the renewable energy production, merging key technological and institutional actors from these critical sectors.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232274","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"02/01/2014","31/12/2015","50","9679.17","EUR","4839.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531480","53.294308823694,-6.1347383965837","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299103","Empowering women entrepreneurs in sparsely populated communities","Empowering women entrepreneurs in sparsely populated communities","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/09/2018","31/12/2021","61.53","1738397.81","EUR","1069598.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355310","60.7687609,-0.8340895|64.135298,-21.7934289|57.4776591,-4.1831811|53.2875825,-9.0274868|66.6069609,19.8229206|66.4810265,25.7228833|62.5980115,29.7441887|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Lapland|Norrbotten County|West Region, Ireland|Capital Region|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Shetland Islands","FI1D3|FI1D7|SE332|IE042|IS001|UKM62|UKM66","2014-2020","W-POWER aims for equal growth and increase in the contribution of women to regional economy in sparsely populated Northern and Arctic communities, as women leaving the North is one of the main challenges to beat in the region. All project partner regions suffer from similar challenges caused by peripherality, which creates a strong argument for transnational cooperation. Project makes a difference for rural businesses by providing transnational learning and capacity building possibilities, but also creating new business concepts and support mechanisms. W-POWER creates new start-ups, helps to take the next step of maturity from start-up, and supports the growing phase of existing SMEs. In addition, business advisory bodies will get new tools for gender-sensitive coaching and diversity management. Project objectives include capacity building of women entrepreneurs, improvement of gender-related business advisory services, and encouragement for self-employment in sparsely populated communities. Development work of W-POWER is based on actual needs, joint collaboration and close engagement with key stakeholders in a quadruple-helix manner. Project partnership is versatile and covers most of the NPA regions. Perspective of the project development work is far beyond the project lifetime, thus resulting longlasting outputs. As a result, greater understanding of regional and transnational barriers which impact negatively on women entrepreneurs will be reached, as well as mechanisms to overcome the barriers. Project implementation is divided to four work packages: T1: Improvement of regional business environment T2: Transnational learning T3: Gender-sensitive coaching concept T4: innovation platform for new pre-startups W-POWER supports the implementation of key EU and national policies related to empowerment of women entrepreneurship. Project also takes into account the Arctic Dimension and horizontal principles.","W-POWER aims for equal growth and increase in the contribution of women to regional economy in sparsely populated Northern and Arctic communities, as women leaving the North is one of the main challenges to beat in the region. All project partner regions suffer from similar challenges caused by peripherality, which creates a strong argument for transnational cooperation. Project makes a difference for rural businesses by providing transnational learning and capacity building possibilities, but also creating new business concepts and support mechanisms. W-POWER creates new start-ups, helps to take the next step of maturity from start-up, and supports the growing phase of existing SMEs. In addition, business advisory bodies will get new tools for gender-sensitive coaching and diversity management. Project objectives include capacity building of women entrepreneurs, improvement of gender-related business advisory services, and encouragement for self-employment in sparsely populated communities. Development work of W-POWER is based on actual needs, joint collaboration and close engagement with key stakeholders in a quadruple-helix manner. Project partnership is versatile and covers most of the NPA regions. Perspective of the project development work is far beyond the project lifetime, thus resulting longlasting outputs. As a result, greater understanding of regional and transnational barriers which impact negatively on women entrepreneurs will be reached, as well as mechanisms to overcome the barriers. Project implementation is divided to four work packages: T1: Improvement of regional business environment T2: Transnational learning T3: Gender-sensitive coaching concept T4: innovation platform for new pre-startups W-POWER supports the implementation of key EU and national policies related to empowerment of women entrepreneurship. Project also takes into account the Arctic Dimension and horizontal principles.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233204","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","279541.49","EUR","139770.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531559",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296820","Intangible cultural heritage inspired by designated land and seascapes in the Atlantic Area","Intangible cultural heritage inspired by designated land and seascapes in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","1989845.6","EUR","1492384.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367562","51.9489469,-3.391463|43.4623057,-3.8099803|37.3890924,-5.9844589|54.1751024,-6.34023|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.2405989,-8.7207268|39.3393698,-8.9355737",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Cantabria|South-West Region, Ireland|Powys|Seville Province|Pontevedra Province|Lezíria do Tejo Subregion|Newry, Mourne and Down","ES130|IE053|UKL24|ES618|ES114|PT185|UKN08","2014-2020","The Atlantic Area regions have a rich intangible cultural heritage but the ‘intangible’ element of cultural heritage has received relatively little attention in Atlantic Area. AtlanticCultureScapes will focus on enhancing the tourism offering through the sustainable integration of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) thereby stimulating increased economic gain from tourism along the Atlantic Area, which will enhance the lives of those who live, work or visit its regions. The project will deliver creative solutions and develop innovative mechanisms to maximise common opportunities, by supporting stakeholders to collaborate in order to offer visitors a truly unique and regional experience reflective of the Atlantic culture, heritage and identity. The project will generate an inventory of ICH entrepreneurs in partner areas and from this base stimulate proactive collaboration amongst networks of entrepreneurs working in this field and support them in their development. The products will be conglomerated into an Atlantic Area Route, allowing the project to raise the profile of the sector through transnationally organised marketing including publicising the ICH inventory and seeking the involvement of other entrepreneurs across the Atlantic Area.","The Atlantic Area regions have a rich intangible cultural heritage but the ‘intangible’ element of cultural heritage has received relatively little attention in Atlantic Area. AtlanticCultureScapes will focus on enhancing the tourism offering through the sustainable integration of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) thereby stimulating increased economic gain from tourism along the Atlantic Area, which will enhance the lives of those who live, work or visit its regions. The project will deliver creative solutions and develop innovative mechanisms to maximise common opportunities, by supporting stakeholders to collaborate in order to offer visitors a truly unique and regional experience reflective of the Atlantic culture, heritage and identity. The project will generate an inventory of ICH entrepreneurs in partner areas and from this base stimulate proactive collaboration amongst networks of entrepreneurs working in this field and support them in their development. The products will be conglomerated into an Atlantic Area Route, allowing the project to raise the profile of the sector through transnationally organised marketing including publicising the ICH inventory and seeking the involvement of other entrepreneurs across the Atlantic Area.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232288","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","318269.95","EUR","159134.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531497","53.45893418018,-6.2190529077008","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296956","Sustainable integration of renewable fuels in local transportation","Sustainable integration of renewable fuels in local transportation","Portugal|Ireland|United Kingdom|Spain|Belgium",null,"01/12/2017","30/11/2020","75","3497632.98","EUR","2623224.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359820","28.0958456,-16.5584071|32.6669328,-16.9240554|53.4083714,-2.9915726|50.348722,-3.89113|55.864237,-4.251806|54.597285,-5.93012|53.270668,-9.0567905|53.1232125,-9.6703728|50.8503463,4.3517211",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Madeira|West Region, Ireland|Devon|Tenerife|Belfast|Glasgow City|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital|Liverpool","PT300|IE042|UKK43|ES709|UKN06|UKM82|BE100|UKD72","2014-2020","The natural resources found in the Atlantic Area differ from north to south and a collaborative approach to study them as a whole is fundamental to adapt new technologies to the available resources. SEAFUEL aims to demonstrate the feasibility to power local transportation networks in isolated regions using fuels produced by the renewable energies available, such as solar, wind and marine. Isolated areas such as islands face the specific challenge of the high cost of electricity and fuel and their dependency on mainland infrastructures. SEAFUEL will target these regions where 30% of fuel consumption comes from local transportation. An alternative fuels model for islands will be developed to fulfil the requirements of the partners’ Regional Innovation Strategies (RIS3) aimed at low carbon economy and efficient use of marine resources. The project will drastically reduce greenhouse emissions, particulate matter and NO2 in line with the Clean Air Programme 2008/50/EC, and provide a pathway for isolated regions to become energetically independent, leading to future installations in the other Atlantic regions. SEAFUEL will focus on enhancing the green growth and blue economy and paving the grounds for common renewable energy policies to promote clean and sustainable transport systems.","The natural resources found in the Atlantic Area differ from north to south and a collaborative approach to study them as a whole is fundamental to adapt new technologies to the available resources. SEAFUEL aims to demonstrate the feasibility to power local transportation networks in isolated regions using fuels produced by the renewable energies available, such as solar, wind and marine. Isolated areas such as islands face the specific challenge of the high cost of electricity and fuel and their dependency on mainland infrastructures. SEAFUEL will target these regions where 30% of fuel consumption comes from local transportation. An alternative fuels model for islands will be developed to fulfil the requirements of the partners’ Regional Innovation Strategies (RIS3) aimed at low carbon economy and efficient use of marine resources. The project will drastically reduce greenhouse emissions, particulate matter and NO2 in line with the Clean Air Programme 2008/50/EC, and provide a pathway for isolated regions to become energetically independent, leading to future installations in the other Atlantic regions. SEAFUEL will focus on enhancing the green growth and blue economy and paving the grounds for common renewable energy policies to promote clean and sustainable transport systems.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233501","[Contingency Import] INSIGHT","[Contingency Import] INSIGHT","Ireland",null,"01/07/2013","30/06/2017","50","4586238","EUR","2293119","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14141: INSIGHT -","14141: INSIGHT -","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233247","Develop & refine product to prevent neck injuries to gym users","Develop & refine product to prevent neck injuries to gym users","Ireland",null,"03/02/2015","31/12/2015","50","10000","EUR","5000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531622","52.2609997,-7.1119081","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Develop & refine product to prevent neck injuries to gym users","Develop & refine product to prevent neck injuries to gym users","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296591","CatchmentCARE","CatchmentCARE","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2017","31/10/2022","85","13792435.55","EUR","11723570.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358817","52.878233,-1.0797219|54.5594352,-5.9461937|53.3363654,-6.2368377|54.4635261,-6.3345506|53.2912813,-6.421366|55.1619159,-6.6752551|54.987905,-7.3189342|54.83352,-7.4792215",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Border Region|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|South Nottinghamshire|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane|Causeway Coast and Glens","IE061|IE041|UKN07|UKF16|UKN06|UKN0A|UKN0C","2014-2020","The CatchmentCARE project will contribute to the INTERREG programme specific result “Percentage of cross-border fresh water bodies in cross-border river basins with good or high quality. The current baseline is 32% with the CatchmentCARE project contributing to achieving the target for 2023 of 65%” through the delivery of two programme specific outputs; (1) Establish 3 water quality improvement projects; (2) Develop and implement 50 cross-border groundwater monitoring wells. The aim of CatchmentCARE is to establish 3 water quality improvement projects in the Finn, Blackwater and Arney Catchments and install 51 boreholes across the region. This will be achieved through 3 policy actions, 6 catchment actions and 3 community actions which were selected based on three critical criteria; measurable impact on water quality; transferable beyond the three catchments; and contribute to a project legacy. The actions selected will address water quality issues related to hydromorphology, point and diffuse sources of pollution, farm nutrient management practices, characterisation and monitoring of groundwater quality, lag times in response to the implementation of measures and an economic analysis of the cost of achieving the objectives of the Water Framework Directive in the three catchments. The consortium has been constructed so as to provide expertise on the main issues related to water body quality improvement such as hydromorphology (IFI & Loughs Agency), water quality (AFBI), catchment management (UU); stakeholder engagement (ABC Council) and groundwater (BGS). In addition, Donegal County Council’s extensive expertise in project, financial and technical management of EU cross-border projects (e.g. NSSHARE) ensures that the cross-border integrated management of the project and governance arrangements will deliver a robust and efficient project. The project partners have a strong track record delivering cross-border co-ordinated protection of aquatic ecosystems including projects such as the Lough Melvin Nutrient Reduction Programme, the Blackwater TRACE Project and the NSSHARE Project led by Donegal County Council. In addition, each consortium member has established strong working relationships, at both management and operational levels, with a wide range of organisations in each jurisdiction. Each of the Finn, Blackwater and Arney catchments (Appendix 20) has a unique ‘fingerprint’ in terms of the stressor impact on the aquatic ecosystems. They were selected for this project as previous studies in these catchments by members of the project consortium have provided a significant body of information which address these stressors and develop and implement actions. CatchmentCARE has been developed to ensure that it compliments and brings added-value to existing programmes such as the Rural Development Programmes (RDP) 2014-2020 and the proposed programme of work for the 2nd cycles of RBMP. The consortium will coordinate the stakeholder engagement activities with NIEA Catchment Officers and LAWCO Community Water Officer in RoI. The consortium is cognisant of the risk associated with the delivery of this project, including challenges related to demonstrating the project contribution to improvements in water quality, land access required for the delivery of the project actions, effective communication with stakeholders and delivery of the project outputs on time and within budgets. CatchmentCARE will note factors outside the control of this consortium which also have a significant impact on whether this target is achieved or not. The significant experience of the project partners in delivering similar large-scale catchment projects will be central to mitigating these risks. In addition, the project will implement a monitoring and evaluation programme to manage the risks during the lifetime of the project. The project will comply with the EU Sustainable Development Strategy and ensure that the principle of equity is adhered to during all project activities. The Consortium will establish a project steering committee and three sub-committees focused on Technical, Governance & Engagement and Catchment Community. The committee will play a central role in managing project risks; ensure best practice is used in all aspects of project; co-ordinate stakeholder engagement; integration of the project actions and management of the project budget and deliverables. A Communication Plan has been developed and will be updated during the lifetime of the project to ensure that the project and its outputs are widely recognised, understood and appreciated across all relevant stakeholders and wider public. The CatchmentCARE consortium has a clear exit strategy that will enable continuity and provide a project legacy. Central to this strategy is linking the catchment, policy and community actions directly with knowledge exchange and capacity building events for local, regional and national stakeholder. The aim is to provide stakeholders with","The CatchmentCARE project will contribute to the INTERREG programme specific result “Percentage of cross-border fresh water bodies in cross-border river basins with good or high quality. The current baseline is 32% with the CatchmentCARE project contributing to achieving the target for 2023 of 65%” through the delivery of two programme specific outputs; (1) Establish 3 water quality improvement projects; (2) Develop and implement 50 cross-border groundwater monitoring wells. The aim of CatchmentCARE is to establish 3 water quality improvement projects in the Finn, Blackwater and Arney Catchments and install 51 boreholes across the region. This will be achieved through 3 policy actions, 6 catchment actions and 3 community actions which were selected based on three critical criteria; measurable impact on water quality; transferable beyond the three catchments; and contribute to a project legacy. The actions selected will address water quality issues related to hydromorphology, point and diffuse sources of pollution, farm nutrient management practices, characterisation and monitoring of groundwater quality, lag times in response to the implementation of measures and an economic analysis of the cost of achieving the objectives of the Water Framework Directive in the three catchments. The consortium has been constructed so as to provide expertise on the main issues related to water body quality improvement such as hydromorphology (IFI & Loughs Agency), water quality (AFBI), catchment management (UU); stakeholder engagement (ABC Council) and groundwater (BGS). In addition, Donegal County Council’s extensive expertise in project, financial and technical management of EU cross-border projects (e.g. NSSHARE) ensures that the cross-border integrated management of the project and governance arrangements will deliver a robust and efficient project. The project partners have a strong track record delivering cross-border co-ordinated protection of aquatic ecosystems including projects such as the Lough Melvin Nutrient Reduction Programme, the Blackwater TRACE Project and the NSSHARE Project led by Donegal County Council. In addition, each consortium member has established strong working relationships, at both management and operational levels, with a wide range of organisations in each jurisdiction. Each of the Finn, Blackwater and Arney catchments (Appendix 20) has a unique ‘fingerprint’ in terms of the stressor impact on the aquatic ecosystems. They were selected for this project as previous studies in these catchments by members of the project consortium have provided a significant body of information which address these stressors and develop and implement actions. CatchmentCARE has been developed to ensure that it compliments and brings added-value to existing programmes such as the Rural Development Programmes (RDP) 2014-2020 and the proposed programme of work for the 2nd cycles of RBMP. The consortium will coordinate the stakeholder engagement activities with NIEA Catchment Officers and LAWCO Community Water Officer in RoI. The consortium is cognisant of the risk associated with the delivery of this project, including challenges related to demonstrating the project contribution to improvements in water quality, land access required for the delivery of the project actions, effective communication with stakeholders and delivery of the project outputs on time and within budgets. CatchmentCARE will note factors outside the control of this consortium which also have a significant impact on whether this target is achieved or not. The significant experience of the project partners in delivering similar large-scale catchment projects will be central to mitigating these risks. In addition, the project will implement a monitoring and evaluation programme to manage the risks during the lifetime of the project. The project will comply with the EU Sustainable Development Strategy and ensure that the principle of equity is adhered to during all project activities. The Consortium will establish a project steering committee and three sub-committees focused on Technical, Governance & Engagement and Catchment Community. The committee will play a central role in managing project risks; ensure best practice is used in all aspects of project; co-ordinate stakeholder engagement; integration of the project actions and management of the project budget and deliverables. A Communication Plan has been developed and will be updated during the lifetime of the project to ensure that the project and its outputs are widely recognised, understood and appreciated across all relevant stakeholders and wider public. The CatchmentCARE consortium has a clear exit strategy that will enable continuity and provide a project legacy. Central to this strategy is linking the catchment, policy and community actions directly with knowledge exchange and capacity building events for local, regional and national stakeholder. The aim is to provide stakeholders with","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233433","GEM PLASTICS LTD 160136","GEM PLASTICS LTD 160136","Ireland",null,"11/04/2016","15/11/2017","50","104972.3","EUR","52486.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531980","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Investment in plastic production equipment","Investment in plastic production equipment","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548102","Technical Assistance for OP","Technical Assistance for OP","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014",null,"50","20000000","EUR","10000000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614776",null,"121","Preparation, implementation, monitoring and inspection","TO12","Technical assistance",null,null,"ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI",null,null,"2014-2020","Provides financial support for the administration costs to allow for a successful delivery of the ESF programme.","Provides financial support for the administration costs to allow for a successful delivery of the ESF programme.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232220","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","45767.11","EUR","22883.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531433","51.6222152,-8.8898227","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297454","SMEs powering a low carbon future","SMEs powering a low carbon future","Finland|Italy|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Slovenia|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/07/2023","83.93","1519868","EUR","1275676.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4370632","54.7857285,-1.5850542|42.6059475,-5.5832568|53.3338881,-6.2474302|53.285222,-9.026784|43.7936532,11.2222735|46.4200546,15.8680573|61.2049522,26.0348608|48.8007356,9.8122746",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Päijänne Tavastia|Dublin Region|Province of Florence|West Region, Ireland|León Province|County Durham|Podravska|Ostalbkreis","FI1C3|IE061|ITI14|IE042|ES413|UKC14|SI032|DE11D","2014-2020","SMEs form the backbone of the economy, however, their potential for energy efficiency and renewable energy use remains untapped. The huge number of SMEs operating across the EU means that a change in their energy behaviour is an essential part of the shift to a low carbon economy. The specific target of SME POWER are non-energy intensive SMEs: a silent majority that does not yet recognise the benefits of committing to this shift. SME POWER’s overall aim is to ensure that public policy for the low carbon economy is better adapted to the needs of non-energy intensive SMEs, thus enabling them to be a key driver in the low carbon shift at European level. A driver thanks to improved energy conditions in their buildings and processes. A driver thanks to their role as a multiplier when developing more energy efficient products. A driver thanks to the positive examples set for workers when investing in capacity building measures. These 3 drivers for change are at the core of the SME POWER learning activities. As European policy makers approach the complex world of support for low carbon SMEs from different angles, interregional cooperation is key to identifying good practices that can be integrated, merged and adapted. SME POWER’s partnership gathers complementary experiences and builds on a shared vision. Policy support must be designed with a synergic approach, promoting measures that target all the drivers for change. SME POWER groups 7 policy partners, improving 5 ERDF and 1 national policy instruments and it welcomes 1 Advisory Partner. Thanks to the design and implementation of an Action Plan for policy improvement, SME POWER achieves reduced emissions and increased use of renewables in non-energy intensive SMEs. SME POWER places itself at the centre of a shift from support to low carbon public sector towards the private sector. If supported by effective policies, as encouraged by SME POWER, SMEs can become a driver to reaching the ambitious EU 2030 energy targets.","SMEs form the backbone of the economy, however, their potential for energy efficiency and renewable energy use remains untapped. The huge number of SMEs operating across the EU means that a change in their energy behaviour is an essential part of the shift to a low carbon economy. The specific target of SME POWER are non-energy intensive SMEs: a silent majority that does not yet recognise the benefits of committing to this shift. SME POWER’s overall aim is to ensure that public policy for the low carbon economy is better adapted to the needs of non-energy intensive SMEs, thus enabling them to be a key driver in the low carbon shift at European level. A driver thanks to improved energy conditions in their buildings and processes. A driver thanks to their role as a multiplier when developing more energy efficient products. A driver thanks to the positive examples set for workers when investing in capacity building measures. These 3 drivers for change are at the core of the SME POWER learning activities. As European policy makers approach the complex world of support for low carbon SMEs from different angles, interregional cooperation is key to identifying good practices that can be integrated, merged and adapted. SME POWER’s partnership gathers complementary experiences and builds on a shared vision. Policy support must be designed with a synergic approach, promoting measures that target all the drivers for change. SME POWER groups 7 policy partners, improving 5 ERDF and 1 national policy instruments and it welcomes 1 Advisory Partner. Thanks to the design and implementation of an Action Plan for policy improvement, SME POWER achieves reduced emissions and increased use of renewables in non-energy intensive SMEs. SME POWER places itself at the centre of a shift from support to low carbon public sector towards the private sector. If supported by effective policies, as encouraged by SME POWER, SMEs can become a driver to reaching the ambitious EU 2030 energy targets.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233352","Lithium alloying nanostructured anodes","Lithium alloying nanostructured anodes","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/03/2018","50","118408.78","EUR","59204.39","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Lithium alloying nanostructured anodes","Lithium alloying nanostructured anodes","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234000","LEO Leitrim IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","LEO Leitrim IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","7745.11","EUR","3872.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531893","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233924","Lovely Stuff Limited., T/a Kinvara Skincare Feasibility","Lovely Stuff Limited., T/a Kinvara Skincare Feasibility","Ireland",null,"30/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531825","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13587: Support for R & D of new product range, including formulation, testing, proanding, focus groups. This extended range will offer greater potential in terms of volume and the promoter has identified a gap in that market which we intend to service.","13587: Support for R & D of new product range, including formulation, testing, proanding, focus groups. This extended range will offer greater potential in terms of volume and the promoter has identified a gap in that market which we intend to service.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234007","Wilson Machinery","Wilson Machinery","Ireland",null,"06/11/2014","31/12/2016","50","15790.3","EUR","7895.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531906","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13614: Wilson Machinery offer Agricultural and Plant Sales and Services from their base in Ballinamore. Wilson Machinery won Best Start Up Business Category in Co. Leitrim in 2014.","13614: Wilson Machinery offer Agricultural and Plant Sales and Services from their base in Ballinamore. Wilson Machinery won Best Start Up Business Category in Co. Leitrim in 2014.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233273","LEO Tipperary IBYE 2016 return","LEO Tipperary IBYE 2016 return","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","7743","EUR","3871.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531660",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","LEO Tipperary IBYE 2016 return","LEO Tipperary IBYE 2016 return","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232214","Create software & hardware system to transform the surfaces of school tables into multitouch human interfaces","Create software & hardware system to transform the surfaces of school tables into multitouch human interfaces","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/05/2016","50","214325.52","EUR","107162.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Create software & hardware system to transform the surfaces of school tables into multitouch human interfaces","Create software & hardware system to transform the surfaces of school tables into multitouch human interfaces","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234097","WALSH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LTD 158763","WALSH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LTD 158763","Ireland",null,"14/07/2015",null,"50","208166.28","EUR","104083.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532047","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13830: Investing in new mechanical engineering manufacturing facilities","13830: Investing in new mechanical engineering manufacturing facilities","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295600","Arctic public services innovation cluster","Arctic public services innovation cluster","Finland|Sweden|Ireland",null,"01/01/2020","31/12/2020","65","45000","EUR","29250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","54.9513499,-7.7188444|63.8202224,20.3054461|63.0981523,21.6010852|65.6179964,22.1401794",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Ostrobothnia|Norrbotten County|Västerbotten County|Border Region","FI195|SE332|SE331|IE041","2014-2020","Public services provision in remote and sparsely populated area is becoming a common challenge in Arctic territories. Factors such as low-density populations, long distances and other physical barriers, youth out-migration and shortage of human and material resources are putting the public service providers in high pressure to deliver quality and sustainable services. ARCTIC PACER addresses this challenge by clustering 5 projects to explore innovative solutions for participative, user-centred, quality and sustainable digital public services in Arctic regions. The involved projects present complementarities that will allow to tackle more complex use cases using their expertise with huge potential application in this field:EMERGREEN focuses in the introduction of new emerging technologies and shared solutions@geing online stresses on the importance of involving end-users in the development of meaningful digital servicesBitStream II explores innovative business models for citizen centric public servicesCYNIC aims to facilitate test environments for SMEs to develop new digital servicesIMPROVE puts community at the centre as part of the solution to co-produce public services Overall the project gathers more than 30 partners from over 20 regions in 7 countries including Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Ireland and Northern Ireland. By clustering these projects we will be able to:Explore new integrated solutions for complex public services deliveryInvolve and get contributions from wider range of relevant stakeholders and target groupsBuild up new partnerships to find further solutions to the topic addressedIncrease the visibility of the participant projects allowing them to reach new audiences and disseminate the achievement at both levels, jointly as a cluster and as individual projects.","Public services provision in remote and sparsely populated area is becoming a common challenge in Arctic territories. Factors such as low-density populations, long distances and other physical barriers, youth out-migration and shortage of human and material resources are putting the public service providers in high pressure to deliver quality and sustainable services. ARCTIC PACER addresses this challenge by clustering 5 projects to explore innovative solutions for participative, user-centred, quality and sustainable digital public services in Arctic regions. The involved projects present complementarities that will allow to tackle more complex use cases using their expertise with huge potential application in this field:EMERGREEN focuses in the introduction of new emerging technologies and shared solutions@geing online stresses on the importance of involving end-users in the development of meaningful digital servicesBitStream II explores innovative business models for citizen centric public servicesCYNIC aims to facilitate test environments for SMEs to develop new digital servicesIMPROVE puts community at the centre as part of the solution to co-produce public services Overall the project gathers more than 30 partners from over 20 regions in 7 countries including Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Ireland and Northern Ireland. By clustering these projects we will be able to:Explore new integrated solutions for complex public services deliveryInvolve and get contributions from wider range of relevant stakeholders and target groupsBuild up new partnerships to find further solutions to the topic addressedIncrease the visibility of the participant projects allowing them to reach new audiences and disseminate the achievement at both levels, jointly as a cluster and as individual projects.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233447","Business Advisor Costs 2015 - Cavan LEO","Business Advisor Costs 2015 - Cavan LEO","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","75207.85","EUR","37603.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531976","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13750: Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence, and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","13750: Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence, and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234160","Greener Globe Innovations Ltd","Greener Globe Innovations Ltd","Ireland",null,"15/06/2014","31/12/2015","50","4793.64","EUR","2396.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531731","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13601: Energy saving shower heads","13601: Energy saving shower heads","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296112","Renewable Engine","Renewable Engine","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","31/07/2021","83.01","6104994.82","EUR","5067817.39","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357619","55.8614954,-4.2445784|54.5849774,-5.9363251|54.58518,-5.95916|54.4481685,-6.4113948|54.6470504,-6.7485219|54.6471476,-6.7499516|54.2769292,-8.4651088",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Border Region|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Belfast|Glasgow City|Mid Ulster","IE041|UKN07|UKN06|UKM82|UKN0B","2014-2020","Regional enterprises are not engaging in research and innovation (R&I) activity in the renewable energy sector in a strategic and collaborative way. There is a strong advanced manufacturing and engineering industrial base in the region. However there is limited activity and innovation in the production of products for the renewable energy sector and the capacity of this high value sector to create a significantly enhanced economic impact is not currently realised. ‘Renewable Engine’ will deliver necessary strategic change through the creation of a new and unique cross-border R&I ‘supercluster’ involving high calibre research and industry partners. Importantly the new collaboration will, for the first time, bring cross-border research centres together across the disciplines of advanced manufacturing and renewable energy and this will catalyse the change needed.‘Renewable Engine’ builds on existing infrastructure in the region with two of research partners, South West College and IT Sligo, sharing a strong track record of applied R&I in renewable energy through the cross border CREST infrastructure. The ‘Renewable Engine’ partnership will bring the new addition of international research advanced manufacturing excellence through Queen’s University and the UK Advanced Manufacturing Catapult centre based at University of Strathclyde. Both these universities have research profiles within the top 15 in the UK and the expertise and capacity which the catapult, working directly with research institutions and private enterprises in the region, is exceptional. Private sector input will drive the supercluster through the inclusion of Manufacturing NI and Action Renewables as associate partners.","Regional enterprises are not engaging in research and innovation (R&I) activity in the renewable energy sector in a strategic and collaborative way. There is a strong advanced manufacturing and engineering industrial base in the region. However there is limited activity and innovation in the production of products for the renewable energy sector and the capacity of this high value sector to create a significantly enhanced economic impact is not currently realised. ‘Renewable Engine’ will deliver necessary strategic change through the creation of a new and unique cross-border R&I ‘supercluster’ involving high calibre research and industry partners. Importantly the new collaboration will, for the first time, bring cross-border research centres together across the disciplines of advanced manufacturing and renewable energy and this will catalyse the change needed.‘Renewable Engine’ builds on existing infrastructure in the region with two of research partners, South West College and IT Sligo, sharing a strong track record of applied R&I in renewable energy through the cross border CREST infrastructure. The ‘Renewable Engine’ partnership will bring the new addition of international research advanced manufacturing excellence through Queen’s University and the UK Advanced Manufacturing Catapult centre based at University of Strathclyde. Both these universities have research profiles within the top 15 in the UK and the expertise and capacity which the catapult, working directly with research institutions and private enterprises in the region, is exceptional. Private sector input will drive the supercluster through the inclusion of Manufacturing NI and Action Renewables as associate partners.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235257","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157943","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157943","Ireland",null,"04/02/2015","30/06/2017","50","38512.38","EUR","19256.19","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531720",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop furniture composites","Develop furniture composites","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232177","Feasibility Study to manufacture premium Irish cream liquers","Feasibility Study to manufacture premium Irish cream liquers","Ireland",null,"17/03/2015","31/12/2015","50","6554","EUR","3277","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531381","52.2609997,-7.1119081","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Feasibility Study to manufacture premium Irish cream liquers","Feasibility Study to manufacture premium Irish cream liquers","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233429","LEO Cavan Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Cavan Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","203374.18","EUR","101687.09","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531976","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297787","Sediment Uses as Resources In Circular And Territorial EconomieS","Sediment Uses as Resources In Circular And Territorial EconomieS","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom",null,"20/09/2017","31/12/2023","60","8014394.04","EUR","4808636.42","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372936","48.457173,-2.0493452|55.8611404,-4.2447421|55.876853,-4.2606599|51.8934929,-8.4856469|51.882958,-8.5310157|47.8299051,1.9383804|48.845585,2.339632|50.4416883,2.7869718|50.4419139,2.787593|50.63166,3.0751371|50.6103552,3.1349842|50.6050126,3.1516605|51.9855307,4.3802727|51.9049104,4.4848214",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-West Region, Ireland|Loiret|Delft en Westland|Groot-Rijnmond|Côtes-d’Armor|Pas-de-Calais|Nord|Glasgow City|Paris","IE053|FRB06|NL333|NL33C|FRH01|FRE12|FRE11|UKM82|FR101","2014-2020","The project aim is to increase sediment reuse for erosion and flood protection. We will provide authorities, port and waterway managers and erosion experts with new large scale solutions for sediment reuse in NWE ports, waterways and coastlines. Climate change, erosion and flood risk increase require greater mitigation measures, consuming high volumes of natural resources. However, dredged sediments are a problem for EU ports/waterways providing navigation access with 200 million m3/y (80 million tonnes dry weight) generated. Increased social and environmental pressures show the critical need for new solutions to maintain and develop activity. Currently, more than 99% of EU marine sediment dredged is dumped at sea/managed as waste, with only 1% (800 000 t/year) reused. In SURICATES, 220 000t of sediment will be used in 4 new solutions as raw material to build resilient flood/erosion protection systems. We target an increase in the number of sediment reuse projects in NWE to drive sediment reuse to 1.3 Mt/y after 5 years, and 2.3Mt/y after 10 years in the EU. From the CEAMaS project national/global potential interest in reuse strategies demonstration, we will provide support for erosion/flood risk market development with local impact optimisation of sediment reuse. We will implement tools and methods for global impact quantification at regional scale using social, economic, employment and environmental modelling and we will test eco-innovative techniques in real-life conditions providing long term impact evaluation and guidelines for replication: riverbank strengthening, regeneration of harbour/river banks and beach nourishment. Pilot implementation with long term impacts on territories is planned within the project for UK and NL. Networking activities for dissemination and operational guidance illustrated by 3 new projects for Fr, UK and IE will be developed and shared with local, national and EU authorities for implementation on project completion.","The project aim is to increase sediment reuse for erosion and flood protection. We will provide authorities, port and waterway managers and erosion experts with new large scale solutions for sediment reuse in NWE ports, waterways and coastlines. Climate change, erosion and flood risk increase require greater mitigation measures, consuming high volumes of natural resources. However, dredged sediments are a problem for EU ports/waterways providing navigation access with 200 million m3/y (80 million tonnes dry weight) generated. Increased social and environmental pressures show the critical need for new solutions to maintain and develop activity. Currently, more than 99% of EU marine sediment dredged is dumped at sea/managed as waste, with only 1% (800 000 t/year) reused. In SURICATES, 220 000t of sediment will be used in 4 new solutions as raw material to build resilient flood/erosion protection systems. We target an increase in the number of sediment reuse projects in NWE to drive sediment reuse to 1.3 Mt/y after 5 years, and 2.3Mt/y after 10 years in the EU. From the CEAMaS project national/global potential interest in reuse strategies demonstration, we will provide support for erosion/flood risk market development with local impact optimisation of sediment reuse. We will implement tools and methods for global impact quantification at regional scale using social, economic, employment and environmental modelling and we will test eco-innovative techniques in real-life conditions providing long term impact evaluation and guidelines for replication: riverbank strengthening, regeneration of harbour/river banks and beach nourishment. Pilot implementation with long term impacts on territories is planned within the project for UK and NL. Networking activities for dissemination and operational guidance illustrated by 3 new projects for Fr, UK and IE will be developed and shared with local, national and EU authorities for implementation on project completion.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233990","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","137152.39","EUR","68576.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531876","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13583: Expenditure to promoter Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","13583: Expenditure to promoter Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298265","Professional integration of NW European young adults into the hotel, restaurant and catering sector","Professional integration of NW European young adults into the hotel, restaurant and catering sector","Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany",null,"07/03/2018","06/03/2021","60","5927217.53","EUR","3556330.52","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4378056","56.4803795,-2.9761328|56.1958152,-3.1678671|54.9491262,-7.7340991|52.3586898,-8.4672787|48.9234177,2.3535392|50.6917897,3.1731379|51.31119,9.48558",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Mid-West Region|Border Region|Kassel|Nord|Angus and Dundee City|Clackmannanshire and Fife|Seine-Saint-Denis","IE051|IE041|DE731|FRE11|UKM71|UKM72|FR106","2014-2020","UNEET proposes an innovative approach to foster the professional integration of NEETs (young adults Not in Education, Employment, and Training), by matching the recruitment needs of the hotel, restaurant and catering (HORECA) sector with the existing labour supply of young adults in 7 NWE regions. The alarming youth unemployment rates in NWE regions (on average 18,8% in the project regions) and the need for better and integral solutions to tackle this issue, have pushed partner organisations to join their forces to conceive an ambitious employment driven project with a strong transnational dimension. An in-depth analysis has allowed the Consortium to identify the HORECA sector as the most suitable for the purposes of this project. Constant employee turnover, work force recruitment deficit (250.000 unfilled jobs per year in Europe), availability of broad entry-level positions and a favourable disposition to hire young people, confirm that this labour-intensive sector, which represents around 27 million of jobs, could benefit from the project and contribute to the sustainable professional integration of young adults. By joining the different but complementary expertise of each partner organisation, UNEET will foster NEETs’ access to the labour market through the creation of a digital employability programme with several tailored support modules to: identify the beneficiaries’ needs and skills required by the sector, reinforce NEETs’ competences and skills, strengthen the recruitment capacity and attractiveness of the HORECA sector, promote transnational professional mobility and boost the economic performance of the participants&#39; regions. This unprecedented social innovation project aims to reinforce the employability of 1200 NEETs in 4 countries (France, UK, Ireland, Germany).","UNEET proposes an innovative approach to foster the professional integration of NEETs (young adults Not in Education, Employment, and Training), by matching the recruitment needs of the hotel, restaurant and catering (HORECA) sector with the existing labour supply of young adults in 7 NWE regions. The alarming youth unemployment rates in NWE regions (on average 18,8% in the project regions) and the need for better and integral solutions to tackle this issue, have pushed partner organisations to join their forces to conceive an ambitious employment driven project with a strong transnational dimension. An in-depth analysis has allowed the Consortium to identify the HORECA sector as the most suitable for the purposes of this project. Constant employee turnover, work force recruitment deficit (250.000 unfilled jobs per year in Europe), availability of broad entry-level positions and a favourable disposition to hire young people, confirm that this labour-intensive sector, which represents around 27 million of jobs, could benefit from the project and contribute to the sustainable professional integration of young adults. By joining the different but complementary expertise of each partner organisation, UNEET will foster NEETs’ access to the labour market through the creation of a digital employability programme with several tailored support modules to: identify the beneficiaries’ needs and skills required by the sector, reinforce NEETs’ competences and skills, strengthen the recruitment capacity and attractiveness of the HORECA sector, promote transnational professional mobility and boost the economic performance of the participants&#39; regions. This unprecedented social innovation project aims to reinforce the employability of 1200 NEETs in 4 countries (France, UK, Ireland, Germany).","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233401","This project will focus on the research & development of selective laser sintering technologies to generate thin wall structures for use in cardiac rythm management , heart failure & neuro devices","This project will focus on the research & development of selective laser sintering technologies to generate thin wall structures for use in cardiac rythm management , heart failure & neuro devices","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","30/06/2017","50","151205.5","EUR","75602.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","This project will focus on the research & development of selective laser sintering technologies to generate thin wall structures for use in cardiac rythm management , heart failure & neuro devices","This project will focus on the research & development of selective laser sintering technologies to generate thin wall structures for use in cardiac rythm management , heart failure & neuro devices","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233465","LEO Donegal Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Donegal Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","263977.2","EUR","131988.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532081","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measrue 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measrue 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235235","Method of Fabrication Bespoke Polymer Conduit for Peripheral Nerve Injuries (eNerveGen)","Method of Fabrication Bespoke Polymer Conduit for Peripheral Nerve Injuries (eNerveGen)","Ireland",null,"28/12/2015","14/04/2019","50","64429.52","EUR","32214.76",{"$nulls":8},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","eNerveGen is a manufacturing technology, based on the novel formulation of a synthetic material that can be produced using conventional polymer processing methods, where the first commercial application is a medical device that supports the regrowth of damaged peripheral nerves.","eNerveGen is a manufacturing technology, based on the novel formulation of a synthetic material that can be produced using conventional polymer processing methods, where the first commercial application is a medical device that supports the regrowth of damaged peripheral nerves.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234054","SweetPea Barn Ltd/Prim","SweetPea Barn Ltd/Prim","Ireland",null,"20/08/2014","31/12/2015","50","3000","EUR","1500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532016","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13640: A food manufacturing business producing speciality niche artisan breads and products.","13640: A food manufacturing business producing speciality niche artisan breads and products.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297591","Storage Platform for the Integration for Renewable Energy","Storage Platform for the Integration for Renewable Energy","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/03/2017","31/12/2021","84.57","6703245.67","EUR","5668754.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","55.9464759,-2.8960423|55.8614954,-4.2445784|54.581827,-5.9374652|54.6792422,-5.9591102|53.9979451,-6.405957|54.9966124,-7.3085748",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Mid-East Region, Ireland|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane|Glasgow City|Antrim and Newtownabbey|East Lothian and Midlothian","IE062|UKN06|UKN0A|UKM82|UKN0D|UKM73","2014-2020","This project will increase the region’s Research and Innovation (R&I) capacity by creating a cross border Virtual Research Graduate School in the area of Mass Energy Storage (MES). It will boost collaboration between Research Institutes and SMEs and intensify technological innovation and commercialisation in the region. The project will focus on how the wide-scale deployment of MES can allow very high levels of renewable energy to be integrated into power grids globally. Variable renewable energy (VRE) resources (e.g. wind and wave) cannot be controlled, and require measures such as energy storage to integrate them into existing power grids. Energy can be stored in bulk using large-scale storage, or at smaller scales using MES devices, owned and operated by domestic and business consumers. Ireland, NI and Scotland have among the best wind, wave and tidal resources in the world and are regarded globally as a test bed for the deployment of services and technologies to manage very high levels of VRE. MES is crucial to achieving a global transition to clean energy. It allows for optimal use of existing infrastructure, has a less burdensome planning process than large-scale storage, and can be installed rapidly. While progress has been made with large-scale storage, there has been limited development of MES. This project will assess the ability of MES to operate profitably in the UK and Irish electricity markets, and how MES can be used to maximise the whole-life performance of VRE systems operating in harsh environments.","This project will increase the region’s Research and Innovation (R&I) capacity by creating a cross border Virtual Research Graduate School in the area of Mass Energy Storage (MES). It will boost collaboration between Research Institutes and SMEs and intensify technological innovation and commercialisation in the region. The project will focus on how the wide-scale deployment of MES can allow very high levels of renewable energy to be integrated into power grids globally. Variable renewable energy (VRE) resources (e.g. wind and wave) cannot be controlled, and require measures such as energy storage to integrate them into existing power grids. Energy can be stored in bulk using large-scale storage, or at smaller scales using MES devices, owned and operated by domestic and business consumers. Ireland, NI and Scotland have among the best wind, wave and tidal resources in the world and are regarded globally as a test bed for the deployment of services and technologies to manage very high levels of VRE. MES is crucial to achieving a global transition to clean energy. It allows for optimal use of existing infrastructure, has a less burdensome planning process than large-scale storage, and can be installed rapidly. While progress has been made with large-scale storage, there has been limited development of MES. This project will assess the ability of MES to operate profitably in the UK and Irish electricity markets, and how MES can be used to maximise the whole-life performance of VRE systems operating in harsh environments.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234210","Upcycling of Non PE Based Recyclate for High-End Applications","Upcycling of Non PE Based Recyclate for High-End Applications","Ireland",null,"02/03/2015","31/10/2017","50","81501.4","EUR","40750.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Upcycling of Non PE based recyclate for high end applications.","Upcycling of Non PE based recyclate for high end applications.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233349","Robust Digitally-Controlled LLC Resonant SMPS with Wide Output Voltage Range","Robust Digitally-Controlled LLC Resonant SMPS with Wide Output Voltage Range","Ireland",null,"01/09/2016","31/12/2018","50","15074.74","EUR","7537.37","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Robust Digitally-Controlled LLC Resonant SMPS with Wide Output Voltage Range","Robust Digitally-Controlled LLC Resonant SMPS with Wide Output Voltage Range","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233179","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","23638.06","EUR","11819.03","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531543",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233387","Business Process privacy modeling and execution.","Business Process privacy modeling and execution.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/10/2016","50","263607.11","EUR","131803.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Business Process privacy modeling and execution.","Business Process privacy modeling and execution.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234011","KIERNAN STRUCTURAL STEEL LTD 158010","KIERNAN STRUCTURAL STEEL LTD 158010","Ireland",null,"21/10/2014",null,"50","178002","EUR","89001","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531911","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13821: Expansion of the existing Mechanical Engineering manufacturing facility to enable growth in overseas markets","13821: Expansion of the existing Mechanical Engineering manufacturing facility to enable growth in overseas markets","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232248","A plasma source for advanced applications","A plasma source for advanced applications","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","28/02/2017","50","250724.69","EUR","125362.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","A plasma source for advanced applications","A plasma source for advanced applications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233275","Promotion, Marketing and training for IBYE competition in Tipperary. Targeting start-ups & expanding business with promoter less than 30yrs of age.","Promotion, Marketing and training for IBYE competition in Tipperary. Targeting start-ups & expanding business with promoter less than 30yrs of age.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","28886.45","EUR","14443.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531660",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Promotion, Marketing and training for IBYE competition in Tipperary. Targeting start-ups & expanding business with promoter less than 30yrs of age.","Promotion, Marketing and training for IBYE competition in Tipperary. Targeting start-ups & expanding business with promoter less than 30yrs of age.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233372","To develop a sperm filteration system","To develop a sperm filteration system","Ireland",null,"15/01/2015","30/04/2018","50","87219.74","EUR","43609.87","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","To develop a sperm filteration system","To develop a sperm filteration system","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298547","Transfer of Key Enabling Technologies to the maritime industries","Transfer of Key Enabling Technologies to the maritime industries","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/11/2017","29/02/2020","75","984923.51","EUR","738692.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380769","49.182863,-0.370679|50.9097004,-1.4043509|43.5322015,-5.6611195|41.5454486,-8.426507|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.1608459,-8.6177291|41.1844362,-8.6962775",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Southampton|Province of Asturias|Pontevedra Province|Cávado|Calvados","IE053|UKJ32|ES120|ES114|PT112|FRD11","2014-2020","Key Enabled Technologies (KETs) have the potential to impact on many aspects of the society, enhancing the industrial competitiveness in Europe. The maritime sector still needs a transformation from a traditional one to a high value one which is embracing innovation and novel market opportunities developed in a sustainable manner. The KETmaritime project aims to build a cooperative network and strengthen the KETs transfer of innovation results to facilitate the emergence of new products, services and processes across the Atlantic Area. The KETmaritime network intends to increase knowledge, identify and exchange good practices and sustainable solutions based on KETs for the marine economy and resources, in order to improve the socioeconomic situation through innovation and transnational cooperation. This cooperative network will bring together public and private organizations (companies, public institutions,…) to reach a better integration of the scientific, industrial and financial stakeholders. Key organizations with experience in R+D, technology transfer in KETs and maritime activities will facilitate the adoption of novel technological developments and new ways of thinking into traditional maritime companies, especially SMEs. It is therefore addressed to end users and services suppliers. The use of KETs should lead not only to a higher competitiveness of the area but to a better protection, more safety, more lightness, longer endurance, energy efficient powering, among other improvements.","Key Enabled Technologies (KETs) have the potential to impact on many aspects of the society, enhancing the industrial competitiveness in Europe. The maritime sector still needs a transformation from a traditional one to a high value one which is embracing innovation and novel market opportunities developed in a sustainable manner. The KETmaritime project aims to build a cooperative network and strengthen the KETs transfer of innovation results to facilitate the emergence of new products, services and processes across the Atlantic Area. The KETmaritime network intends to increase knowledge, identify and exchange good practices and sustainable solutions based on KETs for the marine economy and resources, in order to improve the socioeconomic situation through innovation and transnational cooperation. This cooperative network will bring together public and private organizations (companies, public institutions,…) to reach a better integration of the scientific, industrial and financial stakeholders. Key organizations with experience in R+D, technology transfer in KETs and maritime activities will facilitate the adoption of novel technological developments and new ways of thinking into traditional maritime companies, especially SMEs. It is therefore addressed to end users and services suppliers. The use of KETs should lead not only to a higher competitiveness of the area but to a better protection, more safety, more lightness, longer endurance, energy efficient powering, among other improvements.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233455","Marine Asset Identification System","Marine Asset Identification System","Ireland",null,"01/05/2016","30/04/2017","50","28677.39","EUR","14338.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532080","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop database cross referencing asset identification","Develop database cross referencing asset identification","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234187","GROUPMAIL LIMITED 161487","GROUPMAIL LIMITED 161487","Ireland",null,"22/06/2017","14/09/2017","50","4209","EUR","2104.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531755","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Marketing Graduate","Marketing Graduate","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233464","Ultra Narrow Band Technology Investigation for Marine Applications","Ultra Narrow Band Technology Investigation for Marine Applications","Ireland",null,"05/12/2016","05/06/2017","50","8693.3","EUR","4346.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532080","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Feasibility study investigation using Ultra Narrow band technology for Marine Applications","Feasibility study investigation using Ultra Narrow band technology for Marine Applications","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296824","Innovation in the centres of smaller cities to retain local custom and to attract businesses and create employment","Innovation in the centres of smaller cities to retain local custom and to attract businesses and create employment","Poland|Italy|Portugal|Netherlands|Ireland|France|Czechia|Slovenia|Hungary|Croatia|Spain",null,"15/09/2015","03/05/2018","74.48","750000","EUR","558585.63","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367602","47.4396646,-1.5010412|41.3080565,-4.9160275|53.2145276,-6.6716771|41.2696065,-8.0783029|45.6296491,12.5638188|46.0009527,14.0211702|45.4406602,16.2762523|47.6864868,16.5917373|49.4718042,17.9711369|50.0475506,18.4735078|50.8869509,5.9779578",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Goriška|Province of Venice|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Valladolid Province|Tâmega e Sousa subregion|Győr-Moson-Sopron|Sisačko-moslavačka županija|Zuid-Limburg|Loire-Atlantique|Rybnicki|Zlín Region","SI043|ITH35|IE062|ES418|PT11C|HU221|HR028|NL423|FRG01|PL227|CZ072","2014-2020","Centres of smaller cities offer environments that attract people to work, visit & live. People spend their free time there and build up emotional connections with the place. In previous eras the catchment population depended on their city centres for work, social, cultural and commercial activity. Today, as connectivity and mobility of the population increased, city centres have to meet several key challenges in order to survive and thrive. The above trends are accentuated in smaller cities, whose centres have deteriorated considerably over the past decade. In particular, smaller cities located in commuting distance to large cities or to more developed countries are affected by specific challenges. Municipalities find themselves in the frontline to play an increased role in supporting the revival of their cities. The challenge includes re-examining spaces available in the city centres for new forms of retail (e.g. omni-channel shopping), work (e.g. start-ups, open innovation) and culture (e.g. creative zones), to nurture environments leading to creative eco-systems and place-led initiatives and community events. The wider scope of of the project is to include more creative and place-led initiatives that stimulate change and innovation in the city centres of smaller cities located in the shadow of larger cities by addressing some specific aspects in terms of thematic challenges (retail, work and creative enterprise) and place-led & more collaborative governance approaches.","Centres of smaller cities offer environments that attract people to work, visit & live. People spend their free time there and build up emotional connections with the place. In previous eras the catchment population depended on their city centres for work, social, cultural and commercial activity. Today, as connectivity and mobility of the population increased, city centres have to meet several key challenges in order to survive and thrive. The above trends are accentuated in smaller cities, whose centres have deteriorated considerably over the past decade. In particular, smaller cities located in commuting distance to large cities or to more developed countries are affected by specific challenges. Municipalities find themselves in the frontline to play an increased role in supporting the revival of their cities. The challenge includes re-examining spaces available in the city centres for new forms of retail (e.g. omni-channel shopping), work (e.g. start-ups, open innovation) and culture (e.g. creative zones), to nurture environments leading to creative eco-systems and place-led initiatives and community events. The wider scope of of the project is to include more creative and place-led initiatives that stimulate change and innovation in the city centres of smaller cities located in the shadow of larger cities by addressing some specific aspects in terms of thematic challenges (retail, work and creative enterprise) and place-led & more collaborative governance approaches.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300474","Louth County Council PIV Action Plan - Shared Spaces","Louth County Council PIV Action Plan - Shared Spaces","Ireland",null,"01/06/2016","31/01/2021","85","867838.4","EUR","737662.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365321","54.0036095,-6.3863814",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Louth County Council PIV Action Plan has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement the Shared Spaces element of their Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. It is informed by the Louth community’s own statement of needs and demands as articulated through the pubic consultation process that underpins it contributing to building positive relations, supporting reconciliation, tackling discrimination, prejudice & intolerance, developing shared spaces and services, and improving prospects for children and young people to live in a community that is free from hatred, intolerance and prejudice. It equips individuals, groups, organisations and communities with the skills and capacity to realise their vision of a peaceful Louth.","Louth County Council PIV Action Plan has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement the Shared Spaces element of their Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. It is informed by the Louth community’s own statement of needs and demands as articulated through the pubic consultation process that underpins it contributing to building positive relations, supporting reconciliation, tackling discrimination, prejudice & intolerance, developing shared spaces and services, and improving prospects for children and young people to live in a community that is free from hatred, intolerance and prejudice. It equips individuals, groups, organisations and communities with the skills and capacity to realise their vision of a peaceful Louth.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297694","Sensor Technologies for Remote Environmental Aquatic Monitoring","Sensor Technologies for Remote Environmental Aquatic Monitoring","Ireland",null,"01/09/2018","28/02/2023","80","5410225","EUR","4328181","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2463286,-7.1431715",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","The STREAM (Sensor Technologies for Remote Environmental Aquatic Monitoring) project will bring together partners on both sides of the Irish Sea to better understand the impact of climate change; lower the cost of marine observation and accelerate the process of data provision. STREAM will develop sensors capable of providing real-time environmental data through web portals, mobile applications and mass-produced sensors for organisations responsible for protecting and improving Welsh and Irish waters. Data collected will be shared locally to keep coastal communities informed about the local impacts of climate change.","The STREAM (Sensor Technologies for Remote Environmental Aquatic Monitoring) project will bring together partners on both sides of the Irish Sea to better understand the impact of climate change; lower the cost of marine observation and accelerate the process of data provision. STREAM will develop sensors capable of providing real-time environmental data through web portals, mobile applications and mass-produced sensors for organisations responsible for protecting and improving Welsh and Irish waters. Data collected will be shared locally to keep coastal communities informed about the local impacts of climate change.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234040","LEO Louth Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Louth Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","146963.44","EUR","73481.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531924","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548093","Back to Work Enterprise Allowance (BTWEA) Scheme","Back to Work Enterprise Allowance (BTWEA) Scheme","Ireland",null,"01/06/2015","31/12/2018","66.67","4647870","EUR","3098734.93","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614769",null,"103","Sustainable integration into the labour market of young people, in particular those not in employment, education or training, including young people at risk of social exclusion and young people from marginalised communities, including through the implementation of the Youth Guarantee","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI",null,null,"2014-2020","Aims to improve the self-employment prospects of young people aged under 25 who have been on a social welfare payment.  It is designed to provide assistance for people who are long term dependent on social welfare payments to make engagement in self-employment financially attractive and viable, while allowing them to retain a reducing proportion of their qualifying social welfare payment over two years.","Aims to improve the self-employment prospects of young people aged under 25 who have been on a social welfare payment.  It is designed to provide assistance for people who are long term dependent on social welfare payments to make engagement in self-employment financially attractive and viable, while allowing them to retain a reducing proportion of their qualifying social welfare payment over two years.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297444","Small and Medium-sized Enterprises In European Regions and Cities","Small and Medium-sized Enterprises In European Regions and Cities","Denmark|Poland|Lithuania|Austria|Greece|Portugal|Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Estonia|Czechia|Slovenia|Bulgaria|Hungary|Croatia|Cyprus|Spain|Iceland|Luxembourg",null,"15/04/2016","27/04/2018","81.77","485850","EUR","397281.49","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359951","51.5505333,-0.0972816|43.2973313,-2.0126276|64.1448941,-21.9250557|53.3498053,-6.2603097|38.7637014,-9.1793241|55.681845,12.5179439|50.1068179,14.5066034|46.5546503,15.6458812|45.8348464,15.970761|48.1918841,16.3710632|48.2082647,16.3739206|47.4770148,18.9974605|48.830759,2.359204|52.240081,21.0184323|42.6977082,23.3218675|37.9804964,23.7561153|59.4342279,24.7572852|54.6892741,25.2780702|35.1855659,33.3822764|52.0546943,4.474815|49.6744691,6.1396752",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR004","ESPON","Vilnius County|Dublin Region|Gipuzkoa|Capital Region|Podravska|Lisbon metropolitan area|София (столица)|Budapest|Cyprus|Byen København|Κεντρικός Τομέας Αθηνών|Põhja-Eesti|Agglomeratie's-Gravenhage|Grad Zagreb|Miasto Warszawa|Haringey and Islington|Luxembourg|Paris|Prague","LT011|IE061|ES212|IS001|SI032|PT170|BG411|HU110|CY000|DK011|EL303|EE001|NL332|HR050|PL911|UKI43|LU000|FR101|CZ010","2014-2020","The main objective of this research activity is to map and analyse the territorial patterns and performance of SMEs in Europe, and to propose territorial development strategies that can be considered in different regions and cities to further strengthen the development and sustainability of the SMEs","The main objective of this research activity is to map and analyse the territorial patterns and performance of SMEs in Europe, and to propose territorial development strategies that can be considered in different regions and cities to further strengthen the development and sustainability of the SMEs","Ministry of Sustainable Development and Infrastructures Department for Spatial Planning and Development (DATER), Division for European Affairs, Luxembourg"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296816","Atlantic cooperation for the promotion of social innovation","Atlantic cooperation for the promotion of social innovation","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"30/05/2017","30/11/2019","75","1643000","EUR","1232250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4322463","43.2951,-0.370797|48.117266,-1.6777926|55.864237,-4.251806|43.5579523,-5.9246653|54.9966124,-7.3085748|40.2033145,-8.4102573|51.8985143,-8.4756035|41.4111259,-8.5237319|42.8782132,-8.5448445",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Province of Asturias|A Coruña Province|Coimbra Region|Ave|Ille-et-Vilaine|Pyrénées-Atlantiques|Derry City and Strabane|Glasgow City","IE053|ES120|ES111|PT16E|PT119|FRH03|FRI15|UKN0A|UKM82","2014-2020","Emerging social issues and challenges within social innovation are requiring new responses as institutions are finding increasingly difficult to provide solutions based on traditional methods. Atlantic Social Lab aims to develop and promote social innovation approaches and methods to give response to key growing social issues of the Atlantic Area, both within citizens, third sector and social enterprises as well as the public sector. The partnership will implement and test small probing interventions to finally scale them up in the following areas: i) social innovation and welfare services, ii) social innovation and active public engagement, iii) green inclusive economy and iv) social economy and social responsibility in the private sector. This project also intends to implement new methods of further citizen engagements (i.e. participative budgeting or open decision making systems) to recognise the importance of the active involvement of citizens to the successful development of the Atlantic regions. Insights and results will nourish the creation of the Atlantic Social Innovation Action Plan that will provide transferrable solutions to other Atlantic Areas.","Emerging social issues and challenges within social innovation are requiring new responses as institutions are finding increasingly difficult to provide solutions based on traditional methods. Atlantic Social Lab aims to develop and promote social innovation approaches and methods to give response to key growing social issues of the Atlantic Area, both within citizens, third sector and social enterprises as well as the public sector. The partnership will implement and test small probing interventions to finally scale them up in the following areas: i) social innovation and welfare services, ii) social innovation and active public engagement, iii) green inclusive economy and iv) social economy and social responsibility in the private sector. This project also intends to implement new methods of further citizen engagements (i.e. participative budgeting or open decision making systems) to recognise the importance of the active involvement of citizens to the successful development of the Atlantic regions. Insights and results will nourish the creation of the Atlantic Social Innovation Action Plan that will provide transferrable solutions to other Atlantic Areas.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233458","IBYE T&D, M&P","IBYE T&D, M&P","Ireland",null,"31/07/2015","31/12/2015","50","17279.74","EUR","8639.87","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532081","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13560: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","13560: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233999","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","171423.15","EUR","85711.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531893","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13599: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","13599: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232262","LAser Surface Fixation via Interferenec Treatment","LAser Surface Fixation via Interferenec Treatment","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","30/06/2018","50","181511.36","EUR","90755.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","LAser Surface Fixation via Interferenec Treatment","LAser Surface Fixation via Interferenec Treatment","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233853","Assessment of various seaweed extracts for the mitigation of amoebic gill disease and sea lice in Atlantic salmon","Assessment of various seaweed extracts for the mitigation of amoebic gill disease and sea lice in Atlantic salmon","Ireland",null,"01/04/2016","30/06/2018","50","17721.37","EUR","8860.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532101","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Assessment of various seaweed extracts for the mitigation of amoebic gill disease and sea lice in Atlantic","Assessment of various seaweed extracts for the mitigation of amoebic gill disease and sea lice in Atlantic","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233235","Development of a chemoablative thermoresponsive gel as a drug delivery system for interventional oncology applications","Development of a chemoablative thermoresponsive gel as a drug delivery system for interventional oncology applications","Ireland",null,"01/10/2016","30/04/2018","50","17692.13","EUR","8846.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531609",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of a chemoablative thermoresponsive gel as a drug delivery system for interventional oncology applications","Development of a chemoablative thermoresponsive gel as a drug delivery system for interventional oncology applications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294666","Ports towards energy self-sufficiency","Ports towards energy self-sufficiency","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/04/2019","31/03/2022","75","2625180.56","EUR","1968885.42","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2993198","46.160329,-1.151139|47.218371,-1.553621|43.4623057,-3.8099803|50.3754565,-4.1426565|43.3619145,-5.8493887|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.8782132,-8.5448445|52.6638367,-8.6267343|41.1579438,-8.6291053|41.1844362,-8.6962775|42.2405989,-8.7207268",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Cantabria|Mid-West Region|South-West Region, Ireland|Plymouth|Province of Asturias|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Loire-Atlantique|Charente-Maritime","ES130|IE051|IE053|UKK41|ES120|ES114|ES111|FRG01|FRI32","2014-2020","Sea ports need high-energy supplies and are a source of air pollution, two environmental problems that can be minimized by using renewable energy. Considering the convergence of resources, infrastructures and facilities in ports, marine renewable energy arises as a promising alternative. PORTOS aims to assess, develop and promote the integrated use of renewable energy resources in Atlantic Area ports and increase their energy efficiency, establishing a roadmap to a more competitive and sustainable sector. The main objective is to develop and promote the implementation of renewable energy, especially marine renewable energies such as wave, tidal and wind energy, at Atlantic Area ports, as to impact two environmental priorities for ports: reduction of greenhouse gases emissions and air pollution by providing renewable energy-based solutions to harvest the renewable energy potential of Atlantic Area coastal areas. Moreover, PORTOS aims to increase the ports energy efficiency, establishing a roadmap to a more competitive and sustainable sector, mitigating climate change.","Sea ports need high-energy supplies and are a source of air pollution, two environmental problems that can be minimized by using renewable energy. Considering the convergence of resources, infrastructures and facilities in ports, marine renewable energy arises as a promising alternative. PORTOS aims to assess, develop and promote the integrated use of renewable energy resources in Atlantic Area ports and increase their energy efficiency, establishing a roadmap to a more competitive and sustainable sector. The main objective is to develop and promote the implementation of renewable energy, especially marine renewable energies such as wave, tidal and wind energy, at Atlantic Area ports, as to impact two environmental priorities for ports: reduction of greenhouse gases emissions and air pollution by providing renewable energy-based solutions to harvest the renewable energy potential of Atlantic Area coastal areas. Moreover, PORTOS aims to increase the ports energy efficiency, establishing a roadmap to a more competitive and sustainable sector, mitigating climate change.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235270","QUALITY IRISH FOOD LTD 159853","QUALITY IRISH FOOD LTD 159853","Ireland",null,"31/07/2015","17/11/2017","50","58054.3","EUR","29027.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531717",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop a range of Desserts containing natural ingredients","Develop a range of Desserts containing natural ingredients","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234225","LEO Westmeath Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Westmeath Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","319846.23","EUR","159923.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531776",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233769","ME Coil Research in Diabetic Lower Extremity Ulceration","ME Coil Research in Diabetic Lower Extremity Ulceration","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","31/05/2016","50","24060.67","EUR","12030.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14125: ME Coil Research in Diabetic Lower Extremity Ulceration","14125: ME Coil Research in Diabetic Lower Extremity Ulceration","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300423","Developing Entrepreneurial Higher Education Institutions to Support, Harness Innovation and Build Entrepreneurship Capacity in SMEs in the NPA Area","Developing Entrepreneurial Higher Education Institutions to Support, Harness Innovation and Build Entrepreneurship Capacity in SMEs in the NPA Area","Finland|Sweden|Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","29/02/2016","65","40788.38","EUR","26512.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531758","54.2769292,-8.4651088|53.9016968,-8.5792106|63.1775014,14.6493414|62.2426034,25.7472567",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Central Finland|Jämtland County|West Region, Ireland|Border Region","FI193|SE322|IE042|IE041","2014-2020","The HEISME project will: (i) better utilise existing innovation and entrepreneurial capability by enhancing the business support services (BSSs) offered by multi-campus higher education institutions (HEIs) to meet common challenges facing NPA SMEs, (ii) for the first time, map and define the role of HEIs in support provision, identifying deficits, and (iii) test new BSSs tools, in collaboration with SMEs and enterprise support agencies. HEISME will improve entrepreneurial and innovative business by providing better supports to start-ups and existing SMEs/representative bodies (e.g., Chambers of Commerce), enhancing their competitiveness, sustainability and export potential.","The HEISME project will: (i) better utilise existing innovation and entrepreneurial capability by enhancing the business support services (BSSs) offered by multi-campus higher education institutions (HEIs) to meet common challenges facing NPA SMEs, (ii) for the first time, map and define the role of HEIs in support provision, identifying deficits, and (iii) test new BSSs tools, in collaboration with SMEs and enterprise support agencies. HEISME will improve entrepreneurial and innovative business by providing better supports to start-ups and existing SMEs/representative bodies (e.g., Chambers of Commerce), enhancing their competitiveness, sustainability and export potential.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233493","INSIGHT","INSIGHT","Ireland",null,"01/07/2013","30/06/2017","50","7847697.95","EUR","3923848.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14141: INSIGHT -","14141: INSIGHT -","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233198","Enhance the mechanical properties of the polycrystalline diamond to be used for process improvement","Enhance the mechanical properties of the polycrystalline diamond to be used for process improvement","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","06/07/2016","50","22153.73","EUR","11076.86","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531552",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Enhance the mechanical properties of the polycrystalline diamond to be used for process improvement","Enhance the mechanical properties of the polycrystalline diamond to be used for process improvement","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295578","Adaption and Resilience tools for monitoring ClimaTe change Impacts in NPA Communities","Adaption and Resilience tools for monitoring ClimaTe change Impacts in NPA Communities","Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway",null,"01/11/2018","30/04/2019","57.51","43401.4","EUR","24960.91","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","55.1619159,-6.6752551|55.0045217,-7.3214339|53.1423672,-7.6920536|53.276035,-9.0595869|78.2231722,15.626723",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Midlands Region|West Region, Ireland|Derry City and Strabane|Causeway Coast and Glens","IE063|IE042|UKN0A|UKN0C","2014-2020","The Arctic is undergoing rapid environmental change that is unprecedented in modern times. ‘Arctic amplification’ is rapidly destabilising the Arctic and has important implications for communities living in the NPA region. Yet knowledge of, and resilience to these impacts are limited. It is therefore critically important that we develop tools that can accurately monitor the nuanced impacts of climate change across this region in order to understand the pace of change and develop robust mitigation strategies that are tailored to the specific socio-economic, political and environmental contexts of NPA communities. Such tools are also essential for creating greater awareness of the impacts of climate change that are not always understood outside the scientific community. This interdisciplinary and multiscale project has two interconnected aims: 1) to develop innovative, user-friendly tools to map the impacts of climate change required to explore the implications of this for NPA regions; and, 2) to pilot these tools within three diverse NPA communities in the Arctic, sub-Arctic and mid latitude climatic zones within the NPA region to develop frameworks for building resilience that can then be disseminated to other communities across the NPA region. ARCTIC will use high-resolution satellite imagery from the EU Copernicus programme and new computational advances in deep-learning methods and image analysis to develop new automated GIS tools that will accurately map the impacts of climate change across the NPA region and create user-friendly interfaces that will make this information accessible to a variety of stakeholders including local government, policymakers and community groups. ARCTIC will develop a programme of community-level engagement strategies using the ARCTIC monitoring tools and existing climate change resources aimed at increasing awareness and scientific understanding of climate change science and its relevance for local communities across the NPA region.","The Arctic is undergoing rapid environmental change that is unprecedented in modern times. ‘Arctic amplification’ is rapidly destabilising the Arctic and has important implications for communities living in the NPA region. Yet knowledge of, and resilience to these impacts are limited. It is therefore critically important that we develop tools that can accurately monitor the nuanced impacts of climate change across this region in order to understand the pace of change and develop robust mitigation strategies that are tailored to the specific socio-economic, political and environmental contexts of NPA communities. Such tools are also essential for creating greater awareness of the impacts of climate change that are not always understood outside the scientific community. This interdisciplinary and multiscale project has two interconnected aims: 1) to develop innovative, user-friendly tools to map the impacts of climate change required to explore the implications of this for NPA regions; and, 2) to pilot these tools within three diverse NPA communities in the Arctic, sub-Arctic and mid latitude climatic zones within the NPA region to develop frameworks for building resilience that can then be disseminated to other communities across the NPA region. ARCTIC will use high-resolution satellite imagery from the EU Copernicus programme and new computational advances in deep-learning methods and image analysis to develop new automated GIS tools that will accurately map the impacts of climate change across the NPA region and create user-friendly interfaces that will make this information accessible to a variety of stakeholders including local government, policymakers and community groups. ARCTIC will develop a programme of community-level engagement strategies using the ARCTIC monitoring tools and existing climate change resources aimed at increasing awareness and scientific understanding of climate change science and its relevance for local communities across the NPA region.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233266","The Scheme supports upgrading the efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","The Scheme supports upgrading the efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015",null,"50","8678107","EUR","4339053.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531649",null,"14","Energy efficiency renovation of existing housing stock, demonstration projects and supporting measures","TO04","Low-carbon economy","PO02","Greener, carbon-free Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The Scheme supports upgrading the efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","The Scheme supports upgrading the efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234043","SPECTAC INTERNATIONAL LTD 160356","SPECTAC INTERNATIONAL LTD 160356","Ireland",null,"11/07/2016","23/06/2017","50","46219.5","EUR","23109.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531923","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Engineering equipment to increase capability","Engineering equipment to increase capability","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234227","2 Peaks Analytics","2 Peaks Analytics","Ireland",null,"24/08/2015","24/02/2016","50","8419.22","EUR","4209.61","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","2 peaks analytics.","2 peaks analytics.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298151","Joint Ocean Noise Framework in the Atlantic Seas","Joint Ocean Noise Framework in the Atlantic Seas","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","2800403.92","EUR","2100302.94","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376732","27.9955313,-15.4173726|57.149717,-2.094278|48.390394,-4.486076|48.381438,-4.620404|37.0193548,-7.9304397|51.8985143,-8.4756035|38.7222524,-9.1393366|41.2381518,1.7052325|52.481138,1.753449",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Gran Canaria|South-West Region, Ireland|Suffolk|Barcelona Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Algarve|Finistère|Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire","ES705|IE053|UKH14|ES511|PT170|PT150|FRH02|UKM50","2014-2020","Jonas addresses threats to marine biodiversity from noise pollution in the North-East Atlantic, combining noise monitoring and associated risk management, on a transnational basis. Responding to the demand of States, JONAS will develop and manage an effective noise monitoring platform, applying the techniques included in the Marine Strategy/Marine Space Management Framework Directive and will promote the adoption of quieter efficient practices for users of the North-East Atlantic marine space.","Jonas addresses threats to marine biodiversity from noise pollution in the North-East Atlantic, combining noise monitoring and associated risk management, on a transnational basis. Responding to the demand of States, JONAS will develop and manage an effective noise monitoring platform, applying the techniques included in the Marine Strategy/Marine Space Management Framework Directive and will promote the adoption of quieter efficient practices for users of the North-East Atlantic marine space.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300756","The Changing Lives Initiative","The Changing Lives Initiative","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2016","31/05/2020","75.99","3023143.5","EUR","2297392.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368734","57.4767162,-4.1991339|54.5981828,-5.9251586|53.7168943,-6.3588302|53.3284271,-6.3729127|53.9828376,-6.3950478",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Belfast","IE061|IE062|UKM62|UKN06","2014-2020","The service will be aimed at children with hyperkinetic disorder, which is a strong predictor of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). This year initiative will focus on disadvantaged border areas in Northern Ireland, Ireland and Scotland. There is a high level of prevalence of ADHD within the population with some estimates suggesting that it affects up to 5% of the population. Currently 30% of Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) referrals in the Republic of Ireland are for suspected ADHD. These figures are mirrored in other jurisdictions. While international guidelines for treating this disorder suggest a high quality parenting programme should be the first offer for families this option is generally not available to families in the partner areas.This Initiative will offer a programme for families consisting of an information and awareness raising programme, a screening programme for hyper kinetic disorders, and a treatment service in the form of the Incredible Years Parenting programme-ADHD protocol. It is anticipated that 60% of the children accessing the treatment will benefit from it. For children who don’t benefit from the programme referrals on to CAMHS or other appropriate services will be made. In tandem with this process there will be training for those working with young children, in particular teachers and early year’s professionals to increase their awareness of ADHD and to support them in developing strategies to manage difficult behaviours. Protocols for referral into and on from the programme will be developed on a cross border basis.This approach to dealing with hyperkinetic disorder and ADHD is very much in line with governmental policies in mental health and indeed policies for children generally in all three jurisdictions. It is also an option preferred by a large number of parent support groups.","The service will be aimed at children with hyperkinetic disorder, which is a strong predictor of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). This year initiative will focus on disadvantaged border areas in Northern Ireland, Ireland and Scotland. There is a high level of prevalence of ADHD within the population with some estimates suggesting that it affects up to 5% of the population. Currently 30% of Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) referrals in the Republic of Ireland are for suspected ADHD. These figures are mirrored in other jurisdictions. While international guidelines for treating this disorder suggest a high quality parenting programme should be the first offer for families this option is generally not available to families in the partner areas.This Initiative will offer a programme for families consisting of an information and awareness raising programme, a screening programme for hyper kinetic disorders, and a treatment service in the form of the Incredible Years Parenting programme-ADHD protocol. It is anticipated that 60% of the children accessing the treatment will benefit from it. For children who don’t benefit from the programme referrals on to CAMHS or other appropriate services will be made. In tandem with this process there will be training for those working with young children, in particular teachers and early year’s professionals to increase their awareness of ADHD and to support them in developing strategies to manage difficult behaviours. Protocols for referral into and on from the programme will be developed on a cross border basis.This approach to dealing with hyperkinetic disorder and ADHD is very much in line with governmental policies in mental health and indeed policies for children generally in all three jurisdictions. It is also an option preferred by a large number of parent support groups.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301559","Fostering startup & innovation ecosystems in Europe","Fostering startup & innovation ecosystems in Europe","Poland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Estonia|Slovenia|Malta|Spain",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2020","85","1167148","EUR","992075.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4379990","53.5427336,-2.1182458|40.4664873,-3.6253819|51.8954076,-8.4653529|35.8952729,14.4952563|46.4202139,15.8701306|52.991491,18.6661239|58.3800583,26.7219135",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","South-West Region, Ireland|Podravska|Lõuna-Eesti|Malta|Bydgosko-toruński|Greater Manchester North East","IE053|SI032|EE008|MT001|PL613|UKD37","2014-2020","Leveraging the startups’ growth on their role as regional and industry innovation providers is an innovative approach contributing to foster the regional development. Even if the regional RIS3 strategies reflects this need, the truth is that we are not being able to scale the startups and engage them with regional innovation at the expected pace. Regional and industrial development policies and tools still do not often take sufficient account of these needs. We want this project to be focused on results. To do so, we want our action plans to be demonstrators, de-risking the development and scale-up of novel service systems, encouraging engagement with stakeholders and users, sharing experience across Europe and identifying clusters of expertise and opportunities for partnership. The concept is outcome and SMES orientated and calls for a clear “owner” of the challenge, such as this project’s partners, to take the lead. New approaches for our addressed policies could put in danger the stakes of current stakeholders and question established administrative procedures. That’s why we need it to be accepted as a learning environment that is encouraged to trigger institutional changes. Therefore, a lasting political commitment as part of the action plans is a must. To obtain the commitments, we will: - Identify stakeholders that can really help. - Give –to policy makers and stakeholders- reasons to care about the issue, understanding that their time horizon and motivations are generally short-term. - Understand the different costs and benefits for each of them, cultivating long-term collaboration. - Engage stakeholders in the Action Plans governance","Leveraging the startups’ growth on their role as regional and industry innovation providers is an innovative approach contributing to foster the regional development. Even if the regional RIS3 strategies reflects this need, the truth is that we are not being able to scale the startups and engage them with regional innovation at the expected pace. Regional and industrial development policies and tools still do not often take sufficient account of these needs. We want this project to be focused on results. To do so, we want our action plans to be demonstrators, de-risking the development and scale-up of novel service systems, encouraging engagement with stakeholders and users, sharing experience across Europe and identifying clusters of expertise and opportunities for partnership. The concept is outcome and SMES orientated and calls for a clear “owner” of the challenge, such as this project’s partners, to take the lead. New approaches for our addressed policies could put in danger the stakes of current stakeholders and question established administrative procedures. That’s why we need it to be accepted as a learning environment that is encouraged to trigger institutional changes. Therefore, a lasting political commitment as part of the action plans is a must. To obtain the commitments, we will: - Identify stakeholders that can really help. - Give –to policy makers and stakeholders- reasons to care about the issue, understanding that their time horizon and motivations are generally short-term. - Understand the different costs and benefits for each of them, cultivating long-term collaboration. - Engage stakeholders in the Action Plans governance","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233395","An ICT-enabled diagnostic system for continuous real time tissue health monitoring in advanced biomedical & life science applications","An ICT-enabled diagnostic system for continuous real time tissue health monitoring in advanced biomedical & life science applications","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/12/2016","50","116341.07","EUR","58170.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","An ICT-enabled diagnostic system for continuous real time tissue health monitoring in advanced biomedical & life science applications","An ICT-enabled diagnostic system for continuous real time tissue health monitoring in advanced biomedical & life science applications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298685","Water-Energy-Seafood nexus: eco-innovation and circular economy strategues in the Atlantic Area","Water-Energy-Seafood nexus: eco-innovation and circular economy strategues in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/04/2019","31/03/2022","75","2312013.32","EUR","1734009.99","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3135849","44.837789,-0.57918|53.4083714,-2.9915726|43.3488503,-4.0501505|53.4239331,-7.9406898|42.8782132,-8.5448445|40.6405055,-8.6537539|42.2405989,-8.7207268|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Cantabria|Midlands Region|West Region, Ireland|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Região de Aveiro|Gironde|Liverpool","ES130|IE063|IE042|ES114|ES111|PT170|PT16D|FRI12|UKD72","2014-2020","The transition to a circular economy provides opportunities, especially for the food sector. However, in a global food economy, investments and new alliances between regions will be necessary. It is important to balance environmental influences with social and economic gain in policy and decision making for regional and global food flow. The NEPTUNUS project aims to promote the sustainable development of the seafood sector in the Atlantic Area by supplying a consistent methodology for products eco-labelling and defining eco-innovation strategies for production and consumption under a circular economy approach. Its main objective is to pursue a new transnational clustering concept approach (NEXUS) to review, examine and harness key eco-labelling and key enabling eco-innovations that add-value and cross-cut sea food-water-energy domains in order to address barriers and to strengthen these sectors regionally and across jurisdictions in the Atlantic region. This project will provide key actions for resource efficiency based on life cycle thinking, incorporating producers, policy makers and consumers in the decision making process.","The transition to a circular economy provides opportunities, especially for the food sector. However, in a global food economy, investments and new alliances between regions will be necessary. It is important to balance environmental influences with social and economic gain in policy and decision making for regional and global food flow. The NEPTUNUS project aims to promote the sustainable development of the seafood sector in the Atlantic Area by supplying a consistent methodology for products eco-labelling and defining eco-innovation strategies for production and consumption under a circular economy approach. Its main objective is to pursue a new transnational clustering concept approach (NEXUS) to review, examine and harness key eco-labelling and key enabling eco-innovations that add-value and cross-cut sea food-water-energy domains in order to address barriers and to strengthen these sectors regionally and across jurisdictions in the Atlantic region. This project will provide key actions for resource efficiency based on life cycle thinking, incorporating producers, policy makers and consumers in the decision making process.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233164","Irish Pub Museum & beer exerience. Support for consultancy costs.","Irish Pub Museum & beer exerience. Support for consultancy costs.","Ireland",null,"31/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","1000","EUR","500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531532","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Irish Pub Museum & beer exerience. Support for consultancy costs.","Irish Pub Museum & beer exerience. Support for consultancy costs.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297421","Border and REgions Airways Training Hub","Border and REgions Airways Training Hub","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","79.71","8506928.97","EUR","6781065.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531998","55.8434782,-4.429969|54.5841237,-5.9365702|53.9979451,-6.405957",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Mid-East Region, Ireland|Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire|Belfast","IE062|UKM83|UKN06","2014-2020","BREATH (Border and REgions Airways Training Hub) is an ambitious, collaborative research Partnership that will harness complementary resources & expertise of 10 Principal Investigators from DkIT, QUB & UWS with a mission to tackle Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), an incurable lung disease, highly prevalent in the border regions of Ireland & Western Scotland. COPD will be responsible for 1/3 of deaths by 2020 and imposes a huge economic burden on the Region. BREATH will provide an innovative, industry-relevant training programme to stimulate R&I, attract inward investment and enhance economic development in the Region. Results & outputs: BREATH will initially engage with 5 enterprises (ProAxsis Ltd, Raptor Photonics, Norbrook Laboratories, Axis Bioservices & Prior PLM Medical) and train 22 new dynamic researchers: 16 PhDs, 5 Post-Doctoral Research Fellows and 1 Clinical Fellow (providing a total of 89.5 full time researcher yrs). BREATH will lead to 48 peer-reviewed publications with cross-border or interregional authorship. Proposed Design: BREATH objectives (O1-4): O1: Identify novel diagnostics and therapeutic targets to treat COPD. We will establish a sustainable Regional hub that combines clinical, academic & industrial expertise to transform research in COPD. O2: Increase R&I across the Region by providing world class training to the next generation of researchers.We will train 22 world-class scientists in an array of scientific, interpersonal & innovation skills in demand by pharma & technology companies, healthcare, education and wider business community. O3: Develop an innovative cross-border, inter-regional research hub focused on the unmet need of COPD. BREATH will significantly increase the capacity for R&I in the Region by forming: 16 new collaborations, sharing expertise in training & research and maximising use of existing facilities. BREATH PhD projects will be supervised jointly on a cross-border or interregional basis. O4: Achieve critical mass that will impact upon the Region by combining our complementary clinical, scientific, innovative & industrial skills. Individually, we have significant research capacity, demonstrated by excellent track records in training, publication, funding, commercialisation (>80 industry contracts, 6 patent applications, spin-out of the biotech company ProAxsis Ltd). Combining our complementary skills & facilities will create a unique interregional R&I hub not otherwise achievable by the single institutions or separate countries. Strategic Policy & Context: BREATH aligns with the strategic objectives of Northern Ireland Economic Strategy that sets out the NI Executive’s plan to grow a prosperous local economy by stimulating innovation and R&D; Innovation2020 which describes how R&D will position Ireland as a Global Innovation Leader to build a sustainable economy and Scotland’s Economic Strategy 2015 to foster a culture of innovation by supporting high-impact, world-class research in Scotland’s Universities and improve levels of commercialisation of academic research. Need & Demand: BREATH has identified 4 needs (N1-4) via consultation with medical experts, patient groups, government depts/policy makers, politicians & industry (section 5): N1. Within the region there is high COPD incidence and great attendant social and economic cost. N2. The economies of the Region have a low proportion of high value sectors and have low levels of R&I. N3. There is no effective cross-border partnership that significantly impacts on the overall regional capacity for R&I in Health & Life Sciences. N4. Although research capacity exists within the region, a lack of collaboration across the 3 jurisdictions has prevented the creation of critical mass necessary to achieve stronger market performance and a stronger innovation pipeline.","BREATH (Border and REgions Airways Training Hub) is an ambitious, collaborative research Partnership that will harness complementary resources & expertise of 10 Principal Investigators from DkIT, QUB & UWS with a mission to tackle Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), an incurable lung disease, highly prevalent in the border regions of Ireland & Western Scotland. COPD will be responsible for 1/3 of deaths by 2020 and imposes a huge economic burden on the Region. BREATH will provide an innovative, industry-relevant training programme to stimulate R&I, attract inward investment and enhance economic development in the Region. Results & outputs: BREATH will initially engage with 5 enterprises (ProAxsis Ltd, Raptor Photonics, Norbrook Laboratories, Axis Bioservices & Prior PLM Medical) and train 22 new dynamic researchers: 16 PhDs, 5 Post-Doctoral Research Fellows and 1 Clinical Fellow (providing a total of 89.5 full time researcher yrs). BREATH will lead to 48 peer-reviewed publications with cross-border or interregional authorship. Proposed Design: BREATH objectives (O1-4): O1: Identify novel diagnostics and therapeutic targets to treat COPD. We will establish a sustainable Regional hub that combines clinical, academic & industrial expertise to transform research in COPD. O2: Increase R&I across the Region by providing world class training to the next generation of researchers.We will train 22 world-class scientists in an array of scientific, interpersonal & innovation skills in demand by pharma & technology companies, healthcare, education and wider business community. O3: Develop an innovative cross-border, inter-regional research hub focused on the unmet need of COPD. BREATH will significantly increase the capacity for R&I in the Region by forming: 16 new collaborations, sharing expertise in training & research and maximising use of existing facilities. BREATH PhD projects will be supervised jointly on a cross-border or interregional basis. O4: Achieve critical mass that will impact upon the Region by combining our complementary clinical, scientific, innovative & industrial skills. Individually, we have significant research capacity, demonstrated by excellent track records in training, publication, funding, commercialisation (>80 industry contracts, 6 patent applications, spin-out of the biotech company ProAxsis Ltd). Combining our complementary skills & facilities will create a unique interregional R&I hub not otherwise achievable by the single institutions or separate countries. Strategic Policy & Context: BREATH aligns with the strategic objectives of Northern Ireland Economic Strategy that sets out the NI Executive’s plan to grow a prosperous local economy by stimulating innovation and R&D; Innovation2020 which describes how R&D will position Ireland as a Global Innovation Leader to build a sustainable economy and Scotland’s Economic Strategy 2015 to foster a culture of innovation by supporting high-impact, world-class research in Scotland’s Universities and improve levels of commercialisation of academic research. Need & Demand: BREATH has identified 4 needs (N1-4) via consultation with medical experts, patient groups, government depts/policy makers, politicians & industry (section 5): N1. Within the region there is high COPD incidence and great attendant social and economic cost. N2. The economies of the Region have a low proportion of high value sectors and have low levels of R&I. N3. There is no effective cross-border partnership that significantly impacts on the overall regional capacity for R&I in Health & Life Sciences. N4. Although research capacity exists within the region, a lack of collaboration across the 3 jurisdictions has prevented the creation of critical mass necessary to achieve stronger market performance and a stronger innovation pipeline.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232291","Feasibility Grant to help enterprises take advantage of developments in cloud computing & networks in particular Software Defined Networking  (SDN) & Network Functions virtualisation (NFV)","Feasibility Grant to help enterprises take advantage of developments in cloud computing & networks in particular Software Defined Networking  (SDN) & Network Functions virtualisation (NFV)","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","19790","EUR","9895","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531506","52.46018745,-6.6065154591592","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Feasibility Grant to help enterprises take advantage of developments in cloud computing & networks in particular Software Defined Networking  (SDN) & Network Functions virtualisation (NFV)","Feasibility Grant to help enterprises take advantage of developments in cloud computing & networks in particular Software Defined Networking  (SDN) & Network Functions virtualisation (NFV)","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235255","SOLTEC (IRELAND) LTD 160383","SOLTEC (IRELAND) LTD 160383","Ireland",null,"30/06/2016","27/04/2017","50","37106.11","EUR","18553.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531806",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop an ultrasonic machine","Develop an ultrasonic machine","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233974","LEO Laois Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Laois Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","167197.66","EUR","83598.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531876","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234194","New Frontiers Education Programme 2016","New Frontiers Education Programme 2016","Ireland",null,"01/06/2016","01/06/2021","50","509899.14","EUR","254949.57","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531758","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","New Frontiers Project","New Frontiers Project","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299363","YouthPact","YouthPact","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2017","31/10/2021","85","1161477.47","EUR","987255.85","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357608","54.679075,-5.8875108|54.591808,-5.9416966|53.3365217,-6.264313|54.2625475,-6.9475229",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Dublin Region|Border Region|Belfast|Antrim and Newtownabbey","IE061|IE041|UKN06|UKN0D","2014-2020","The Role of the Quality & Impact Body: The Peace IV Children & Young People Programme will result in 7,400 marginalised and disadvantaged young people completing approved programmes that develop their soft skills and a respect for diversity. The Programme level result indicators relate to improved relationships between the Region’s two largest communities (CRN and PUL) in the short, medium and long term. It is anticipated that the Programme will be delivered by 10-12 delivery organisations. To support these organisations in achieving the Programme outputs results, an appointed Quality & Impact Body (Q&I Body) will be responsible for the following: Change and Outcomes Focus. Learning and Shared Best Practice. Practitioner Support. Impact Practice Role. Quality Assurance. Progression Advisory Services. YouthPact: YouthPact is a cross border partnership of four regional organisations: Co-operation Ireland (CI) (Lead Partner); Ulster University (UU); National Youth Council Ireland (NYCI); and Pobal. Collectively, the Partnership is best placed to perform the role of the Q&I Body given that it: Educates and develops the majority of Youth Workers deployed across the Region (UU); Provides an extensive range of training programmes for the youth sector workforce and has a long track record of leading best practice in the area of youth participation and advocacy (NYCI); Has decades of institutional experience of cross community / cross border youth focused good relations programmes (CI); and, Has 25 years’ experience of delivering social inclusion, equality and peace-building programmes on behalf of government and EU throughout Ireland and on a crossborder basis (POBAL). YouthPact activities will be delivered under two work streams as follows: 1. Support, Development and Enhancement Management of learning events for all project delivery organisations across six areas; good relations; personal development; citizenship; engagement with hard to reach groups; youth approaches; and youth participation. Development and dissemination of youth participation and progression resources. Provision of thematic related Development Officer support for practitioners. 2. Monitoring, Research and Measurement Preparation of a scoping study to inform a mixed methods research strategy, with qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Management of training events and meetings to embed Theory of Change methodologies within the practice of delivery organsiations. Preparation of Phase 1 and 2 reports and articles, identifying areas of good practice recommendations for project deliverers to assist in the achievement of target levels of participants and impactIn addition, YouthPact will develop a Theory of Change for the Children & Young People Programme, distinguished by a focus on the impact of peace-building processes on young lives. In addition YouthPact will utilise the learning gathered from the delivery projects, to model how the principles of Personal Development, Good Relations and Citizenship, delivered through a range of methodologies, impact on young people in terms of: Fulfilling their own potential. Effective interaction with others. Positive engagement with difference. Active and valuable contribution to a changing society. These project related outputs will make a significant contribution to the capacity of individual delivery organisations to achieve the target number of young people associated with their project; in addition to an overall contribution to the achievement of 7,400 young people successfully completing Peace IV Children & Young People approved programmes. Management: YouthPact will be managed by a Programme Manager with three Development Officers with the following individual specialisms: monitoring and measurement; youth work and youth participation; and cross border and cross community peace building. Options Appraisal and Costs: The Partners considered a number of project design related options including variances regarding the scale of the programme; the methodologies; and the management arrangements. YouthPact will cost €1.2m to deliver between 2017 – 2021. Risk Management: The Partners have identified a number of potential risks associated with the Programme including loss of one or more of the project partners and insufficient engagement from delivery organisations. Related mitigation strategies have been developed and the YouthPact risk register will be reviewed on a monthly basis for the duration of the programme. Sustainable Development: Youthpact has been developed to align with the EU Council’s Sustainable Development Principles and will adhere to all regional equality legislation. Communications: The Partners have developed a multi-faceted YouthPact Communications Plan. Related activities will include an online project profile linked to all partner websites; an electronic dissemination point; a project launch event; online resources; social media channels for practice and policy dissemination and si","The Role of the Quality & Impact Body: The Peace IV Children & Young People Programme will result in 7,400 marginalised and disadvantaged young people completing approved programmes that develop their soft skills and a respect for diversity. The Programme level result indicators relate to improved relationships between the Region’s two largest communities (CRN and PUL) in the short, medium and long term. It is anticipated that the Programme will be delivered by 10-12 delivery organisations. To support these organisations in achieving the Programme outputs results, an appointed Quality & Impact Body (Q&I Body) will be responsible for the following: Change and Outcomes Focus. Learning and Shared Best Practice. Practitioner Support. Impact Practice Role. Quality Assurance. Progression Advisory Services. YouthPact: YouthPact is a cross border partnership of four regional organisations: Co-operation Ireland (CI) (Lead Partner); Ulster University (UU); National Youth Council Ireland (NYCI); and Pobal. Collectively, the Partnership is best placed to perform the role of the Q&I Body given that it: Educates and develops the majority of Youth Workers deployed across the Region (UU); Provides an extensive range of training programmes for the youth sector workforce and has a long track record of leading best practice in the area of youth participation and advocacy (NYCI); Has decades of institutional experience of cross community / cross border youth focused good relations programmes (CI); and, Has 25 years’ experience of delivering social inclusion, equality and peace-building programmes on behalf of government and EU throughout Ireland and on a crossborder basis (POBAL). YouthPact activities will be delivered under two work streams as follows: 1. Support, Development and Enhancement Management of learning events for all project delivery organisations across six areas; good relations; personal development; citizenship; engagement with hard to reach groups; youth approaches; and youth participation. Development and dissemination of youth participation and progression resources. Provision of thematic related Development Officer support for practitioners. 2. Monitoring, Research and Measurement Preparation of a scoping study to inform a mixed methods research strategy, with qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Management of training events and meetings to embed Theory of Change methodologies within the practice of delivery organsiations. Preparation of Phase 1 and 2 reports and articles, identifying areas of good practice recommendations for project deliverers to assist in the achievement of target levels of participants and impactIn addition, YouthPact will develop a Theory of Change for the Children & Young People Programme, distinguished by a focus on the impact of peace-building processes on young lives. In addition YouthPact will utilise the learning gathered from the delivery projects, to model how the principles of Personal Development, Good Relations and Citizenship, delivered through a range of methodologies, impact on young people in terms of: Fulfilling their own potential. Effective interaction with others. Positive engagement with difference. Active and valuable contribution to a changing society. These project related outputs will make a significant contribution to the capacity of individual delivery organisations to achieve the target number of young people associated with their project; in addition to an overall contribution to the achievement of 7,400 young people successfully completing Peace IV Children & Young People approved programmes. Management: YouthPact will be managed by a Programme Manager with three Development Officers with the following individual specialisms: monitoring and measurement; youth work and youth participation; and cross border and cross community peace building. Options Appraisal and Costs: The Partners considered a number of project design related options including variances regarding the scale of the programme; the methodologies; and the management arrangements. YouthPact will cost €1.2m to deliver between 2017 – 2021. Risk Management: The Partners have identified a number of potential risks associated with the Programme including loss of one or more of the project partners and insufficient engagement from delivery organisations. Related mitigation strategies have been developed and the YouthPact risk register will be reviewed on a monthly basis for the duration of the programme. Sustainable Development: Youthpact has been developed to align with the EU Council’s Sustainable Development Principles and will adhere to all regional equality legislation. Communications: The Partners have developed a multi-faceted YouthPact Communications Plan. Related activities will include an online project profile linked to all partner websites; an electronic dissemination point; a project launch event; online resources; social media channels for practice and policy dissemination and si","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233298","Ceramicx Infrared Characterisation Laboratory Equipment","Ceramicx Infrared Characterisation Laboratory Equipment","Ireland",null,"02/03/2015","28/07/2017","50","122239.1","EUR","61119.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Ceramicx Infrared Characterisation Laboratory Equipment","Ceramicx Infrared Characterisation Laboratory Equipment","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233510","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/08/2018","50","126653.2","EUR","63326.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14144: ROLE OF NRXN1 IN NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS","14144: ROLE OF NRXN1 IN NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235252","The Development of a PH Tailored Smart Polymeric Carrier for the Targeted Delivery of Probiotics for Animal and Human Health","The Development of a PH Tailored Smart Polymeric Carrier for the Targeted Delivery of Probiotics for Animal and Human Health","Ireland",null,"07/12/2016","23/06/2017","50","11808","EUR","5904","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The development of a PH tailored smart polymeric carrier for the targeted delivery of probiotics for animal and human health.","The development of a PH tailored smart polymeric carrier for the targeted delivery of probiotics for animal and human health.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233743","Impact of different Reperfusion Approach on Haemorrhagic Transformation Development Following an Aut","Impact of different Reperfusion Approach on Haemorrhagic Transformation Development Following an Aut","Ireland",null,"01/03/2015","31/05/2017","50","63313.09","EUR","31656.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14126: Impact of different Reperfusion Approach on Haemorrhagic Transformation Development Following an Aute Occlusive Stroke","14126: Impact of different Reperfusion Approach on Haemorrhagic Transformation Development Following an Aute Occlusive Stroke","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234158","Applied Concepts Ltd Business Expansion","Applied Concepts Ltd Business Expansion","Ireland",null,"01/05/2015","31/12/2015","50","2250","EUR","1125","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531727","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13668: Manufacturer of blast pots. Purchase of Pallet Wrapper","13668: Manufacturer of blast pots. Purchase of Pallet Wrapper","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295518","Increase the capacity of Renewable Energies (RE) in Farms in the North West Europe Region by using Solar Thermal Energy","Increase the capacity of Renewable Energies (RE) in Farms in the North West Europe Region by using Solar Thermal Energy","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Belgium",null,"26/09/2019","25/12/2022","60","3417482.43","EUR","2050489.46","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3773797","53.2284868,-0.5477961|48.0888474,-0.7554971|48.0718171,-0.7662948|47.2632849,-1.5659868|47.7453225,-3.3902603|53.9016968,-8.5792106|50.8837654,4.7128429|52.2570085,6.1548261|52.2623768,6.7917415",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","West Region, Ireland|Arrondissement of Leuven|Mayenne|Morbihan|Loire-Atlantique|Zuidwest-Overijssel|Twente","IE042|BE242|FRG03|FRH04|FRG01|NL212|NL213","2014-2020","ICaRE4Farms (I4F) intends to boost the use of solar thermal energy (STE) in farming in NWE, to contribute to reduce GHG emissions and increase the share of renewable energies, to help the transition to a low-carbon economy and meet the EU 2030 goal of 27% share for RE. STE is an affordable RE to heat water and has a huge potential to replace fossil energies. However, in the NWE region it only provides 1.1% of total energy consumption and 0.25% of that in agriculture, due to low efficiency of current systems in areas with low solar irradiance. Through transnational cooperation, I4F will test next generation STE systems in 4 agricultural sectors that require hot water to feed livestock (calves) and heat farm buildings (poultry, pigs) and greenhouses (horticulture). The technology that I4F will test is up to 3 times more efficient than traditional STE systems (900 vs. 350kWh/m²). It has shown to be reliable, affordable, easy to install and long lifetime (40 years) with low maintenance requirements. It allows a 70% reduction of GHG emitted for water heating. The partners will share good practices and implement the solution taking into account the features of each region and sector, will install and monitor 4 pilot sites to test and demonstrate the technology, and will support the deployment of other 17 flagship STE systems to improve the economic model and validate the GHG cuts. The outcome of the monitoring will be fed into a feasibility assessment tool and digital model of the STE system, including a software for the farmers to manage the system. The project partners will build a transnational network of distributors and installers to roll-out STE in NWE, to lead the market uptake. In 10 years, it is expected that nearly 1,000 STE systems will be operational in NWE (10 new sites per year in the first 5 years and 20 in the next 5), saving 92 ktCO2 per year, equivalent to 1,4% of CO2 emissions in agriculture in NWE in 2016 and generate 200 new jobs.","ICaRE4Farms (I4F) intends to boost the use of solar thermal energy (STE) in farming in NWE, to contribute to reduce GHG emissions and increase the share of renewable energies, to help the transition to a low-carbon economy and meet the EU 2030 goal of 27% share for RE. STE is an affordable RE to heat water and has a huge potential to replace fossil energies. However, in the NWE region it only provides 1.1% of total energy consumption and 0.25% of that in agriculture, due to low efficiency of current systems in areas with low solar irradiance. Through transnational cooperation, I4F will test next generation STE systems in 4 agricultural sectors that require hot water to feed livestock (calves) and heat farm buildings (poultry, pigs) and greenhouses (horticulture). The technology that I4F will test is up to 3 times more efficient than traditional STE systems (900 vs. 350kWh/m²). It has shown to be reliable, affordable, easy to install and long lifetime (40 years) with low maintenance requirements. It allows a 70% reduction of GHG emitted for water heating. The partners will share good practices and implement the solution taking into account the features of each region and sector, will install and monitor 4 pilot sites to test and demonstrate the technology, and will support the deployment of other 17 flagship STE systems to improve the economic model and validate the GHG cuts. The outcome of the monitoring will be fed into a feasibility assessment tool and digital model of the STE system, including a software for the farmers to manage the system. The project partners will build a transnational network of distributors and installers to roll-out STE in NWE, to lead the market uptake. In 10 years, it is expected that nearly 1,000 STE systems will be operational in NWE (10 new sites per year in the first 5 years and 20 in the next 5), saving 92 ktCO2 per year, equivalent to 1,4% of CO2 emissions in agriculture in NWE in 2016 and generate 200 new jobs.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295935","THREE C: Creating and sustaining Charcoal value chains to promote a Circular Carbon economy in NWE Europe","THREE C: Creating and sustaining Charcoal value chains to promote a Circular Carbon economy in NWE Europe","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"26/09/2019","25/03/2023","60","5666950","EUR","3400170","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359709","48.1269568,-1.6922964|48.1146515,-1.7071262|51.8791183,-2.3057661|52.5147959,-3.3002743|52.4335595,-4.0173347|53.377929,-6.2787017|49.461885,2.0684617|50.8392744,4.0766364|51.0293674,4.476174|52.2157836,5.9638967|51.4514697,6.7322178|48.787498,8.1842726|51.322819,9.5073531",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|Powys|Gloucestershire|Baden-Baden|Arrondissement of Halle-Vilvoorde|Arrondissement of Mechelen|Kassel|Veluwe|Ille-et-Vilaine|Oise|South West Wales|Duisburg","IE061|UKL24|UKK13|DE121|BE241|BE212|DE731|NL221|FRH03|FRE22|UKL14|DEA12","2014-2020","THREE C aims at the development and introduction of economically viable value chains based on charcoal raw materials from waste biomass in NWE. The project is based on the predecessor project RE-DIRECT, which has shown that it is possible and sustainable to use charcoal as an alternative raw material for products in the agricultural, waste water, health and cosmetics industries. The project will promote the development of high quality products and value chains based on charcoal raw materials in the participating regions in DE, BE, UK, IE, FR and NL in order to introduce a climate-friendly and sustainable Circular Carbon Economy in NWE. The project is led by an interdisciplinary project team of universities, public institutions, business support and regional development agencies and experts in capacity building, investment and marketing. During the project period: - 7 regional Circular Carbon Hubs (CC-Hubs) will be established for product and business development and marketing, - Circular Carbon-Labs (CC-Labs) will develop quality control mechanisms for tailor-made products and raw materials, - 1 European umbrella organisation (CC-Net) provides business support, continuous vocational training and advice for SMEs in the new sector. 3 Investments for a mobile demonstration plant, a central prototype quality laboratory and a CC hub in a remote rural area will be realised. A total of 250 stakeholders working in product and service development in the new sector will be supported over the duration of the project, including professionals from at least 14 start-ups and 70 SMEs. 21 product lines and value chains will be developed in all regions and sectors. Europe-wide marketing and supply will be promoted via the CC net and its European marketing platform for charcoal products.","THREE C aims at the development and introduction of economically viable value chains based on charcoal raw materials from waste biomass in NWE. The project is based on the predecessor project RE-DIRECT, which has shown that it is possible and sustainable to use charcoal as an alternative raw material for products in the agricultural, waste water, health and cosmetics industries. The project will promote the development of high quality products and value chains based on charcoal raw materials in the participating regions in DE, BE, UK, IE, FR and NL in order to introduce a climate-friendly and sustainable Circular Carbon Economy in NWE. The project is led by an interdisciplinary project team of universities, public institutions, business support and regional development agencies and experts in capacity building, investment and marketing. During the project period: - 7 regional Circular Carbon Hubs (CC-Hubs) will be established for product and business development and marketing, - Circular Carbon-Labs (CC-Labs) will develop quality control mechanisms for tailor-made products and raw materials, - 1 European umbrella organisation (CC-Net) provides business support, continuous vocational training and advice for SMEs in the new sector. 3 Investments for a mobile demonstration plant, a central prototype quality laboratory and a CC hub in a remote rural area will be realised. A total of 250 stakeholders working in product and service development in the new sector will be supported over the duration of the project, including professionals from at least 14 start-ups and 70 SMEs. 21 product lines and value chains will be developed in all regions and sectors. Europe-wide marketing and supply will be promoted via the CC net and its European marketing platform for charcoal products.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233971","Development of a Heparin In-Process Qualitative Assay (HIPQual)","Development of a Heparin In-Process Qualitative Assay (HIPQual)","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","31/01/2018","50","16936.48","EUR","8468.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Development of a Heparin In-Process Qualitative Assay (HIPQual)","Development of a Heparin In-Process Qualitative Assay (HIPQual)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232293","Feasibility study to determine the viability of developing a range of glass candles","Feasibility study to determine the viability of developing a range of glass candles","Ireland",null,"18/08/2014","29/05/2015","50","3200","EUR","1600","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531512","52.68477435,-7.898080410304","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Feasibility study to determine the viability of developing a range of glass candles","Feasibility study to determine the viability of developing a range of glass candles","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233718","minimally invasive internal distraction device to treat thumb base joint arthritis","minimally invasive internal distraction device to treat thumb base joint arthritis","Ireland",null,"22/06/2015","31/05/2017","50","81699.81","EUR","40849.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14132: minimally invasive internal distraction device to treat thumb base joint arthritis","14132: minimally invasive internal distraction device to treat thumb base joint arthritis","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233444","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"03/04/2014",null,"50","51328.44","EUR","25664.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531989","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13868: To develop new dried products based on both Dairy/Non-Dairy ingredients","13868: To develop new dried products based on both Dairy/Non-Dairy ingredients","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233392","Ocular drug delivery using smart polymeric nanoparticles","Ocular drug delivery using smart polymeric nanoparticles","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","28/02/2018","50","44280.94","EUR","22140.47","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Ocular drug delivery using smart polymeric nanoparticles","Ocular drug delivery using smart polymeric nanoparticles","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233413","LEO Wexford IBYE Expenditure 2017","LEO Wexford IBYE Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","7744.57","EUR","3872.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531965","52.343862866949,-6.4898766271024","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","LEO Wexford IBYE Expenditure 2017","LEO Wexford IBYE Expenditure 2017","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297404","Smart Sustainable Public Spaces across the NWE region","Smart Sustainable Public Spaces across the NWE region","Netherlands|Ireland|France|Belgium",null,"31/05/2018","31/03/2022","60","5717368.19","EUR","3430420.91","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367951","52.8613433,-8.214717|49.8991582,2.2982695|51.2265885,2.9169878|51.4974049,3.6234811|51.0602515,3.7099295|51.008479,3.793502|51.1648732,4.139111|45.7686026,4.8363894|51.4463269,5.484423|51.4496797,5.4947525|51.4725604,5.671374|51.981734,5.9022715",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Mid-West Region|Arrondissement of Ostend|Arrondissement of Sint-Niklaas|Arrondissement of Ghent|Overig Zeeland|Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant|Rhône|Arnhem/Nijmegen|Somme","IE051|BE255|BE236|BE234|NL342|NL414|FRK26|NL226|FRE23","2014-2020","NEW faces a great challenge to shift towards a low carbon economy by 2050. Municipalities play a pivotal role, as they account for 70% of the NWE energy consumption and CO2 emission. Especially, standard public street lighting accounts for ~30% of municipalities‘ total electricity consumption. Advances in intelligent lighting systems offers the opportunity to significantly increase energy efficiency, thereby reducing the carbon footprint. SMART-SPACE aims to facilitate the uptake of smart lighting in small/mid-size municipalities to enhance energy-efficiency and reduce CO2 emission. Using smart sensors attached to light poles, street lighting intensity can be automatically adjusted to the actual local needs, realizing 60% reduction in light energy consumption. However, until now implementation occurred mainly in small scale pilot projects, indicating that to reach the low carbon objectives requires a strong, transnational collaboration to move beyond piecemeal solutions. SMART-SPACE brings together end-users (cities/citizens) and innovation stakeholders (research institutes, SMEs, enterprises) from NL, BE, FR and IE to jointly facilitate the uptake of smart lighting to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emission. SMART-SPACE will jointly: 1) develop an interoperable smart lighting platform adjustable to the specific needs of different municipalities; 2) demonstrate the impact of smart lighting on energy consumption and CO2 emission, while enhancing public space safety and liveability at 4 pilot municipalities; 3) increase awareness on smart lighting technologies and their potential; 4) develop a transition roadmap with procurement standards, implementation guidelines, and policy recommendations to the EU, and 5) establish the sustainable SMART-SPACE knowledge centre. On the long-term, SMART-SPACE will result in the widespread uptake of smart lighting technologies for the public space to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emission across NWE.","NEW faces a great challenge to shift towards a low carbon economy by 2050. Municipalities play a pivotal role, as they account for 70% of the NWE energy consumption and CO2 emission. Especially, standard public street lighting accounts for ~30% of municipalities‘ total electricity consumption. Advances in intelligent lighting systems offers the opportunity to significantly increase energy efficiency, thereby reducing the carbon footprint. SMART-SPACE aims to facilitate the uptake of smart lighting in small/mid-size municipalities to enhance energy-efficiency and reduce CO2 emission. Using smart sensors attached to light poles, street lighting intensity can be automatically adjusted to the actual local needs, realizing 60% reduction in light energy consumption. However, until now implementation occurred mainly in small scale pilot projects, indicating that to reach the low carbon objectives requires a strong, transnational collaboration to move beyond piecemeal solutions. SMART-SPACE brings together end-users (cities/citizens) and innovation stakeholders (research institutes, SMEs, enterprises) from NL, BE, FR and IE to jointly facilitate the uptake of smart lighting to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emission. SMART-SPACE will jointly: 1) develop an interoperable smart lighting platform adjustable to the specific needs of different municipalities; 2) demonstrate the impact of smart lighting on energy consumption and CO2 emission, while enhancing public space safety and liveability at 4 pilot municipalities; 3) increase awareness on smart lighting technologies and their potential; 4) develop a transition roadmap with procurement standards, implementation guidelines, and policy recommendations to the EU, and 5) establish the sustainable SMART-SPACE knowledge centre. On the long-term, SMART-SPACE will result in the widespread uptake of smart lighting technologies for the public space to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emission across NWE.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234226","Exploitation of thermoset Composite Waste","Exploitation of thermoset Composite Waste","Ireland",null,"04/07/2016","04/02/2017","50","4577.17","EUR","2288.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Exploitation of thermoset composite waste","Exploitation of thermoset composite waste","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234050","BELLURGAN PRECISION ENGINEERING LTD 159792","BELLURGAN PRECISION ENGINEERING LTD 159792","Ireland",null,"08/04/2016","21/11/2017","50","20465.25","EUR","10232.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532010","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Recruit Head of Finance","Recruit Head of Finance","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233279","Exploitation of a small molecule, potentially curative therapy for MS","Exploitation of a small molecule, potentially curative therapy for MS","Ireland",null,"01/08/2015","01/05/2018","50","126963.74","EUR","63481.87","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Exploitation of a small molecule, potentially curative therapy for MS","Exploitation of a small molecule, potentially curative therapy for MS","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233383","Build an existing IP  Virtual Reality Glove.","Build an existing IP  Virtual Reality Glove.","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","31/12/2017","50","151220.65","EUR","75610.32","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Build an existing IP  Virtual Reality Glove.","Build an existing IP  Virtual Reality Glove.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233992","LEO Leitrim Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Leitrim Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","185823.23","EUR","92911.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531893","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300861","Theatre Peace Building Academy","Theatre Peace Building Academy","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2018","30/06/2020","82.58","884118.54","EUR","730132.02","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369585","54.5841237,-5.9365702|54.040676,-6.1852643|54.9945187,-7.3208246|54.9935761,-7.3248537",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Mid-East Region, Ireland|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane","IE062|UKN06|UKN0A","2014-2020","NWPRC will work in partnership with HT, TD and QU to programme a range of internationally based artists, with significant experience of using arts activity in conflict areas / areas of social breakdown throughout the world. These artists will use theatre to promote healing and reconciliation, over a 2.5 year period, throughout N Ireland / Border Counties. Outputs are: 4 x scoping / research & development studies. 4 x six month National / International Residencies. 8 x three week Local Projects. 1 x concluding Arts & Peace Building Public Conference. The project will target those people and communities most affected by the conflict. Scoping studies are proposed with representatives from interface & highly segregated areas (e.g. Tigers Bay, Belfast), historical atrocities (e.g. Monaghan Bombings), victims and survivors (e.g. relatives of The Disappeared) and public sector (e.g. PSNI). Partner HT has significant experience in delivering community relations work throughout Ireland / Border Counties and will assist with participants identification and selection, and advise on community relations issues. The project will reach 8 local artists and estimated 76 cross community participants, and deliver an estimated 2,200 hours of collaborative working time. 4 touring Multi Media Theatre productions will be created (through the National / International Residencies) and 8 non-touring Multi Media Theatre productions (through the Local Projects). The project will use Theatre as a tool to explore community relations issues in a safe, accessible environment. It will facilitate significant cross community interaction amongst participants from diverse backgrounds who will work collaboratively towards common goals. The project will result in meaningful, purposeful and sustained contact between persons from different communities that will promote positive community relations attitudinal and behavioural change. The project contributes to the creation of a positive shared future. We will facilitate art that allows reflection, active dialogue on consequences of conflict, and techniques to engage with painful memories in a liberating, healing and transformative way. The project draws on previous work delivered by NWPRC; in particular the Theatre of Witness project, funded by EU Peace III, that demonstrated that the type of theatre techniques proposed by this application are a catalyst for the formation of close working relationships and the development of enduring friendships amongst people from significantly diverse backgrounds. “It’s unbelievable for me that I’ve sat in the room with, worked with, laughed with, had fun with, cried with, been emotional with a Presbyterian, a Protestant from the Shankhill and a cop...” An estimated 4,000 people will attend the Multi Media Theatre productions created by the project.","NWPRC will work in partnership with HT, TD and QU to programme a range of internationally based artists, with significant experience of using arts activity in conflict areas / areas of social breakdown throughout the world. These artists will use theatre to promote healing and reconciliation, over a 2.5 year period, throughout N Ireland / Border Counties. Outputs are: 4 x scoping / research & development studies. 4 x six month National / International Residencies. 8 x three week Local Projects. 1 x concluding Arts & Peace Building Public Conference. The project will target those people and communities most affected by the conflict. Scoping studies are proposed with representatives from interface & highly segregated areas (e.g. Tigers Bay, Belfast), historical atrocities (e.g. Monaghan Bombings), victims and survivors (e.g. relatives of The Disappeared) and public sector (e.g. PSNI). Partner HT has significant experience in delivering community relations work throughout Ireland / Border Counties and will assist with participants identification and selection, and advise on community relations issues. The project will reach 8 local artists and estimated 76 cross community participants, and deliver an estimated 2,200 hours of collaborative working time. 4 touring Multi Media Theatre productions will be created (through the National / International Residencies) and 8 non-touring Multi Media Theatre productions (through the Local Projects). The project will use Theatre as a tool to explore community relations issues in a safe, accessible environment. It will facilitate significant cross community interaction amongst participants from diverse backgrounds who will work collaboratively towards common goals. The project will result in meaningful, purposeful and sustained contact between persons from different communities that will promote positive community relations attitudinal and behavioural change. The project contributes to the creation of a positive shared future. We will facilitate art that allows reflection, active dialogue on consequences of conflict, and techniques to engage with painful memories in a liberating, healing and transformative way. The project draws on previous work delivered by NWPRC; in particular the Theatre of Witness project, funded by EU Peace III, that demonstrated that the type of theatre techniques proposed by this application are a catalyst for the formation of close working relationships and the development of enduring friendships amongst people from significantly diverse backgrounds. “It’s unbelievable for me that I’ve sat in the room with, worked with, laughed with, had fun with, cried with, been emotional with a Presbyterian, a Protestant from the Shankhill and a cop...” An estimated 4,000 people will attend the Multi Media Theatre productions created by the project.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300265","Housing 4.0 Energy","Housing 4.0 Energy","Netherlands|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"31/05/2018","29/08/2022","60","4231209.5","EUR","2538725.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365315","52.3327203,-0.0611929|54.6471253,-6.7488199|52.6461405,-7.2582269|52.0115769,4.3570677|50.8769718,4.7168172|51.1313464,4.8609472|52.3717691,5.2214523|48.35609,7.82528|48.80132,9.81188",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-East Region, Ireland|Cambridgeshire|Ostalbkreis|Ortenau|Arrondissement of Leuven|Arrondissement of Turnhout|Delft en Westland|Flevoland|Mid Ulster","IE052|UKH12|DE11D|DE134|BE242|BE213|NL333|NL230|UKN0B","2014-2020","NWE lacks affordable new low energy housing solutions for 1&2 person households. Existing techniques & practices neglect financial capacities & limited space requirements of this growing group. Thus, occupants often live in too large, expensive & not energy efficient housing units. Offering access to new smaller zero energy/low carbon homes (ZEH) will vastly reduce energy use & CO2 emissions in NWE. Housing 4.0 Energy will develop an affordable ZEH market by adapting & applying new technologies & creating consumer/supplier interest. It will reduce production costs of new housing units by 25% & CO2 emissions by 60% (compared with average new built houses, lowering both embodied & operational energy). Transnational development & implementation of digitization (4.0) techniques & a digital platform will create fundamental changes in design, manufacture & construction supply chains. Using a client-based approach, all partners will work with social housing companies (the primary target group) & end users in 4 NWE countries (the final beneficiaries). Tests and demonstration will occur in four pilot sites covering varying contexts, from cities in leading low carbon regions to rural areas in less carbon conscientious regions. The project includes tested, demonstrated and monitored combinations of energy solutions, building techniques, low carbon construction material, all standardised for EU use; an online platform to facilitate digitization of building, transferability of solutions, distributed manufacturing & the emergence of sustainable supply chains; 48 model housing units in 4 countries (1,374 Kt CO2 savings) with consumer evaluations; novel training programmes for the building sector & recommendations for policy makers. In doing so, each partner will establish a regional stakeholder group for roll-out incl. housing companies, authorities, architects, engineers and construction companies using & developing the open source 4.0 platform.","NWE lacks affordable new low energy housing solutions for 1&2 person households. Existing techniques & practices neglect financial capacities & limited space requirements of this growing group. Thus, occupants often live in too large, expensive & not energy efficient housing units. Offering access to new smaller zero energy/low carbon homes (ZEH) will vastly reduce energy use & CO2 emissions in NWE. Housing 4.0 Energy will develop an affordable ZEH market by adapting & applying new technologies & creating consumer/supplier interest. It will reduce production costs of new housing units by 25% & CO2 emissions by 60% (compared with average new built houses, lowering both embodied & operational energy). Transnational development & implementation of digitization (4.0) techniques & a digital platform will create fundamental changes in design, manufacture & construction supply chains. Using a client-based approach, all partners will work with social housing companies (the primary target group) & end users in 4 NWE countries (the final beneficiaries). Tests and demonstration will occur in four pilot sites covering varying contexts, from cities in leading low carbon regions to rural areas in less carbon conscientious regions. The project includes tested, demonstrated and monitored combinations of energy solutions, building techniques, low carbon construction material, all standardised for EU use; an online platform to facilitate digitization of building, transferability of solutions, distributed manufacturing & the emergence of sustainable supply chains; 48 model housing units in 4 countries (1,374 Kt CO2 savings) with consumer evaluations; novel training programmes for the building sector & recommendations for policy makers. In doing so, each partner will establish a regional stakeholder group for roll-out incl. housing companies, authorities, architects, engineers and construction companies using & developing the open source 4.0 platform.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233211","Device for measuring hydrogen in exhaled breath","Device for measuring hydrogen in exhaled breath","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","01/11/2015","50","45687.8","EUR","22843.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531566","53.15436455,-6.8184175660976","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Device for measuring hydrogen in exhaled breath","Device for measuring hydrogen in exhaled breath","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232224","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","333067.02","EUR","166533.51","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531433","51.6222152,-8.8898227","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295828","Emerging technologies for greener communities","Emerging technologies for greener communities","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Faroe Islands",null,"01/10/2018","31/03/2022","65","1592722.64","EUR","1035269.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","61.9949259,-6.7848592|55.0045217,-7.3214339|54.8334003,-7.4784521|54.9513499,-7.7188444|53.2899402,-9.0742052|62.6334069,17.9278507|62.6300356,17.9318495|61.689957,27.2634664",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Southern Savonia|Västernorrland County|West Region, Ireland|Border Region|Derry City and Strabane","FI1D1|SE321|IE042|IE041|UKN0A","2014-2020","Results coming from previous experiences demonstrate that approaches where the community is involved are a very effective way of delivering more effective public services that respond to real demands. Nevertheless, additional factors should be considered to address the challenges faced by the NPA regions. Among them we identify: Need of establishing a wider range of user-friendly channels for the community to access and participate in the co-production process. There’s not one solution that fits everybody. Exploration of new models based on cooperation and open shared solutions to ensure quality and sustainable services. Opportunity to introduce new emerging technologies assisting the public services provision and test their impact and viability within this changing landscape. EMERGREEN addresses these challenges by bringing new innovative models for participative, user-centred, quality and sustainable public services aiming greener communities. 7 partners coming from 5 NPA regions will cooperate following an open and innovative approach underpinned by: The introduction of new emerging technologies. The exploration of new business models for public services provision in remote areas. We will seek for suitable models based on shared solutions and more intense use of new technologies. A common approach involving the relevant stakeholders will be followed by the partnership to test different emerging technologies in the provision of green growth type of public services in the 5 participating regions including marine litter and zero waste circular management, green growth advisory services, intelligent green participation and data story telling of green energies service. A transnational platform making the services accessible on a transboundary basis will be set up with the vision to be expanded and host other technology-led public services from other NPA regions and service areas.","Results coming from previous experiences demonstrate that approaches where the community is involved are a very effective way of delivering more effective public services that respond to real demands. Nevertheless, additional factors should be considered to address the challenges faced by the NPA regions. Among them we identify: Need of establishing a wider range of user-friendly channels for the community to access and participate in the co-production process. There’s not one solution that fits everybody. Exploration of new models based on cooperation and open shared solutions to ensure quality and sustainable services. Opportunity to introduce new emerging technologies assisting the public services provision and test their impact and viability within this changing landscape. EMERGREEN addresses these challenges by bringing new innovative models for participative, user-centred, quality and sustainable public services aiming greener communities. 7 partners coming from 5 NPA regions will cooperate following an open and innovative approach underpinned by: The introduction of new emerging technologies. The exploration of new business models for public services provision in remote areas. We will seek for suitable models based on shared solutions and more intense use of new technologies. A common approach involving the relevant stakeholders will be followed by the partnership to test different emerging technologies in the provision of green growth type of public services in the 5 participating regions including marine litter and zero waste circular management, green growth advisory services, intelligent green participation and data story telling of green energies service. A transnational platform making the services accessible on a transboundary basis will be set up with the vision to be expanded and host other technology-led public services from other NPA regions and service areas.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302418","Open-Innovation Photonics pilot for NWE","Open-Innovation Photonics pilot for NWE","Netherlands|Ireland|France|Germany|Belgium",null,"25/10/2018","24/10/2022","60","13924961.48","EUR","8354976.89","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358018","48.7586194,-3.4645981|51.8981934,-8.4833797|53.2727637,-9.0678712|50.8242348,4.3953131|52.5983438,4.7401141|51.4140836,5.458589|51.4447772,5.4599642|51.447726,5.4858846|51.4496797,5.4947525|50.8233833,6.079087|51.1979609,6.7773389",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Aachen cities region|Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant|Côtes-d’Armor|Alkmaar en omgeving|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital|Düsseldorf","IE053|IE042|DEA2D|NL414|FRH01|NL328|BE100|DEA11","2014-2020","PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS (PICs) Photonics is the manipulation of light particles for transport and processing of data. IINTEGRATED photonics is the emerging technology where the manipulation of light takes place on a chip, making the components an order of magnitude cheaper, smaller and energy-efficient Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) are creating a similar impact as the microelectronics revolution in the 1980s and is emerging in datacentres, 5G telecom, medical, cars, aerospace and agro-food PIC MANUFACTURING FROM LAB TO FAB IN NWE The NWE region contains 75% of the European activities in Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs). SMEs play a pivotal role, but most SMEs cannot afford capital-intensive PIC manufacturing facilities Open-access facilities are of a laboratory nature (TRL4) and inadequate for manufacturing PICs with cost-efficiency, speed and reliable quality (TRL7). The equipment for PIC manufacturing is of an innovative, specialised nature that cannot be obtained from a single country. As application grows, NWE needs to stay ahead; intense collaboration between innovation stakeholders at transnational level is needed now PROPOSED PROJECT PLAN OIP4NWE unites 7 enterprises, 3 research institutes and 4 innovation clusters. It includes innovation leaders (NL, DE, BE) to strong innovators (IR, UK) and a less innovative high-potential region in FR. The main output will be a pilot line offering faster, affordable and reliable PIC production. It will be validated by 3 SMEs. A voucher system will be employed for another 7 SME 's SELF-SUSTAINING FUTURE UPON PROJECT COMPLETION After project end, the pilot line will be continued as self-sustainable facilities. Embedding it in an Open Innovation Ecosystem with a TransNational Network, will ensure the NWE position as a global leader in integrated photonics. Projections for 2034 for NWE: 1000 SMEs active in integrated photonics with 3200 new jobs","PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS (PICs) Photonics is the manipulation of light particles for transport and processing of data. IINTEGRATED photonics is the emerging technology where the manipulation of light takes place on a chip, making the components an order of magnitude cheaper, smaller and energy-efficient Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) are creating a similar impact as the microelectronics revolution in the 1980s and is emerging in datacentres, 5G telecom, medical, cars, aerospace and agro-food PIC MANUFACTURING FROM LAB TO FAB IN NWE The NWE region contains 75% of the European activities in Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs). SMEs play a pivotal role, but most SMEs cannot afford capital-intensive PIC manufacturing facilities Open-access facilities are of a laboratory nature (TRL4) and inadequate for manufacturing PICs with cost-efficiency, speed and reliable quality (TRL7). The equipment for PIC manufacturing is of an innovative, specialised nature that cannot be obtained from a single country. As application grows, NWE needs to stay ahead; intense collaboration between innovation stakeholders at transnational level is needed now PROPOSED PROJECT PLAN OIP4NWE unites 7 enterprises, 3 research institutes and 4 innovation clusters. It includes innovation leaders (NL, DE, BE) to strong innovators (IR, UK) and a less innovative high-potential region in FR. The main output will be a pilot line offering faster, affordable and reliable PIC production. It will be validated by 3 SMEs. A voucher system will be employed for another 7 SME 's SELF-SUSTAINING FUTURE UPON PROJECT COMPLETION After project end, the pilot line will be continued as self-sustainable facilities. Embedding it in an Open Innovation Ecosystem with a TransNational Network, will ensure the NWE position as a global leader in integrated photonics. Projections for 2034 for NWE: 1000 SMEs active in integrated photonics with 3200 new jobs","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234053","Abbey Powder Coatings Ltd/Business Expansion Grant","Abbey Powder Coatings Ltd/Business Expansion Grant","Ireland",null,"10/01/2014","31/12/2015","50","5933","EUR","2966.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532014","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13528: Powder Coating is a type of coating that is applied mainly on metals, for both industrial and commercial, interior and exterior uses. Funding is required to purchase Capital Equipment","13528: Powder Coating is a type of coating that is applied mainly on metals, for both industrial and commercial, interior and exterior uses. Funding is required to purchase Capital Equipment","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297343","Smart energy management in remote Northern, Peripheral and Arctic regions","Smart energy management in remote Northern, Peripheral and Arctic regions","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/07/2019","30/09/2022","56","1371940.04","EUR","768303.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","65.678233,-18.12383|65.6783021,-18.1437916|55.0045217,-7.3214339|54.8334003,-7.4784521|54.9513499,-7.7188444|62.6334069,17.9278507|62.6300356,17.9318495|66.4810265,25.7228833",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Lapland|Västernorrland County|Border Region|Landsbyggð|Derry City and Strabane","FI1D7|SE321|IE041|IS002|UKN0A","2014-2020","Affordable, reliable and efficient supply and usage of energy is a major challenge for NPA communities. The approach of the SMARCTIC project to this challenge is to focus, not on individual buildings or public infrastructure, but on the entire stock of buildings and public infrastructure within the community and to minimise overall energy usage within the geographic boundary of that community. The main output, implementing the above approach, will be an ICT-based solution, a “Smart Energy Management Model” adaptable for deployment in a typical NPA community. This solution will be adapted from existing smart city models and use ICT technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT). It will facilitate innovative energy pilots with companies and researchers; enable communication between energy stakeholders (e.g., consumers, public infrastructure owners) to build awareness, trial new solutions and change energy behaviour; collect and share energy data from multiple sources (buildings and houses, public lighting, road traffic, local weather). This will drive achievement of the project’s main result, i.e., “5 NPA regions with enhanced capacity to deliver high-quality and integrated energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions in their communities” . This will contribute to achievement of the NPAs programme result for Priority Axis 3. Transnational cooperation is key to achieve the above result due to the need to: bring the range of ICT and energy specialisms from different parts of the NPA; transfer and integrate pilots, models and user requirements to achieve a robust transboundary solution and; achieve economies of scale. The project budget is €1.4 million and the partnership contains a mix of partners from the public sector, university and business in Finland, Ireland, Sweden, UK and Iceland (with associate partners in Norway and Canada).","Affordable, reliable and efficient supply and usage of energy is a major challenge for NPA communities. The approach of the SMARCTIC project to this challenge is to focus, not on individual buildings or public infrastructure, but on the entire stock of buildings and public infrastructure within the community and to minimise overall energy usage within the geographic boundary of that community. The main output, implementing the above approach, will be an ICT-based solution, a “Smart Energy Management Model” adaptable for deployment in a typical NPA community. This solution will be adapted from existing smart city models and use ICT technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT). It will facilitate innovative energy pilots with companies and researchers; enable communication between energy stakeholders (e.g., consumers, public infrastructure owners) to build awareness, trial new solutions and change energy behaviour; collect and share energy data from multiple sources (buildings and houses, public lighting, road traffic, local weather). This will drive achievement of the project’s main result, i.e., “5 NPA regions with enhanced capacity to deliver high-quality and integrated energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions in their communities” . This will contribute to achievement of the NPAs programme result for Priority Axis 3. Transnational cooperation is key to achieve the above result due to the need to: bring the range of ICT and energy specialisms from different parts of the NPA; transfer and integrate pilots, models and user requirements to achieve a robust transboundary solution and; achieve economies of scale. The project budget is €1.4 million and the partnership contains a mix of partners from the public sector, university and business in Finland, Ireland, Sweden, UK and Iceland (with associate partners in Norway and Canada).","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233438","LAKELAND DAIRIES CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD 156448","LAKELAND DAIRIES CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD 156448","Ireland",null,"03/04/2014","15/08/2017","50","95430.5","EUR","47715.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531989","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop non-dried food products","Develop non-dried food products","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295380","TOWARDS ADHESIVE FREE TIMBER BUILDINGS","TOWARDS ADHESIVE FREE TIMBER BUILDINGS","Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"15/09/2016","30/06/2020","60","4806211.72","EUR","2883727.03","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369466","53.4058949,-2.9680296|53.2992825,-8.9717258|51.0290301,13.723776|50.2381968,5.2936875|49.5084528,5.9438265|48.6963471,6.1764101",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","West Region, Ireland|Dresden|Arrondissement of Marche-en-Famenne|Meurthe-et-Moselle|Luxembourg|Liverpool","IE042|DED21|BE343|FRF31|LU000|UKD72","2014-2020","The project addresses the wasteful and harmful use of toxic adhesives in the manufacturing of Engineered Wood Products (EWPs) by the construction industry. University, industry and the public sector will cooperate to demonstrate new adhesive free EWPs using new technology, encouraging and enabling market uptake across North West Europe (NWE). Providing confidence in the structural properties of adhesive free EWPs using compressed wood is the key to this market uptake. The project will move the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) from 4 to 7. More than 5 million m3 of EWPs were produced in the EU in 2013/14 and the market is growing, as EWPs provide a ‘green’ alternative to steel and concrete in construction. In the long-term, the project aims to result in the production of 1 million m3 of adhesive free products and remove 6000 tonnes of the toxic adhesives currently used in manufacturing. The adhesive free products will be 100% reusable and recyclable. This will have a positive impact in North West Europe where the majority of EWPs go to landfill or incineration contributing to the 15 million tonnes of timber construction waste in landfill across Europe each year. In the long term, the project aims to result in the reduction of EWPs to landfill by 0.5 million tonnes at end of life. The project will support ten NWE businesses to adopt the new technology and produce a range of adhesive free EWPs. This will have additional benefits leading to competitive advantage, economic growth and sustainable jobs. The new technology will also contribute to the sustainable management of forests in NWE and connected rural livelihoods by adding value to locally available low-quality timber. The advocacy, influencing and business support activity undertaken in the Long Term Effects work package will sustain these positive impacts after the project has ended.","The project addresses the wasteful and harmful use of toxic adhesives in the manufacturing of Engineered Wood Products (EWPs) by the construction industry. University, industry and the public sector will cooperate to demonstrate new adhesive free EWPs using new technology, encouraging and enabling market uptake across North West Europe (NWE). Providing confidence in the structural properties of adhesive free EWPs using compressed wood is the key to this market uptake. The project will move the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) from 4 to 7. More than 5 million m3 of EWPs were produced in the EU in 2013/14 and the market is growing, as EWPs provide a ‘green’ alternative to steel and concrete in construction. In the long-term, the project aims to result in the production of 1 million m3 of adhesive free products and remove 6000 tonnes of the toxic adhesives currently used in manufacturing. The adhesive free products will be 100% reusable and recyclable. This will have a positive impact in North West Europe where the majority of EWPs go to landfill or incineration contributing to the 15 million tonnes of timber construction waste in landfill across Europe each year. In the long term, the project aims to result in the reduction of EWPs to landfill by 0.5 million tonnes at end of life. The project will support ten NWE businesses to adopt the new technology and produce a range of adhesive free EWPs. This will have additional benefits leading to competitive advantage, economic growth and sustainable jobs. The new technology will also contribute to the sustainable management of forests in NWE and connected rural livelihoods by adding value to locally available low-quality timber. The advocacy, influencing and business support activity undertaken in the Long Term Effects work package will sustain these positive impacts after the project has ended.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233445","LAKELAND DAIRIES CO-OP SOCIETY LTD 156451","LAKELAND DAIRIES CO-OP SOCIETY LTD 156451","Ireland",null,"03/04/2014",null,"50","85146.47","EUR","42573.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531997","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13869: To develop a range of food service dairy products utilising UHT capabilities","13869: To develop a range of food service dairy products utilising UHT capabilities","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299110","Increasing attractiveness of Next2Met regions with soft digitalisation measures","Increasing attractiveness of Next2Met regions with soft digitalisation measures","Finland|Poland|Austria|Ireland|France|Germany|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/01/2023","85","1358584","EUR","1154796.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355387","48.1194538,-1.6786014|53.3947708,-6.2637375|53.62668,11.4149|48.2019836,15.6337594|41.3955832,2.1576089|53.1323297,23.1385199|60.9820964,25.6551394",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Päijänne Tavastia|Dublin Region|Barcelona Province|Sankt Pölten|Ille-et-Vilaine|Białostocki|Schwerin","FI1C3|IE061|ES511|AT123|FRH03|PL841|DE804","2014-2020","Next2Met is an interregional exchange project with a clear challenge and some proposals for policy related solutions. The challenge is how to increase attractiveness, for knowledge, opportunities and capital, of territories located close to metropolitan areas. These areas have insufficient tools to keep experienced SMEs and well-educated people in the region and the critical mass of RDI is not sufficiently strong compared to the capital region. Proposed solutions can be broken down into 3 parts: strengthening capacity of priority sectors (RIS3) to differentiate regional offer; using innovation in soft digitalisation measures to support capacity of priority sectors to attract knowledge, opportunities and capital; ensuring cooperation along the innovation chain, to develop and apply soft digitalisation measures in priority sectors. Next2Met engages 6 regions that share this challenge and hope to implement proposed solutions, with an expert Advisory Partner to support them. Partners have selected 4 ERDF OP and 2 local instruments, with which these can fund and support strategically proposed solutions. Interregional learning includes partners and the whole regional value chain. They will consider innovation chain engagement related to: digitalisation, application of digitalisation in priority sectors, attracting capital and leveraging funding. Exchange results will lead to improved policy instruments at an early stage and Action Plans building on improvements and taking them further. Next2Met project will create a policy framework in participating regions that focuses financial resources and innovation chain activities on promoting regional attractiveness. It creates the conditions to design, develop and commercialise digitalisation products and services that help regional priority sectors to become the unique selling point of these next to met areas.","Next2Met is an interregional exchange project with a clear challenge and some proposals for policy related solutions. The challenge is how to increase attractiveness, for knowledge, opportunities and capital, of territories located close to metropolitan areas. These areas have insufficient tools to keep experienced SMEs and well-educated people in the region and the critical mass of RDI is not sufficiently strong compared to the capital region. Proposed solutions can be broken down into 3 parts: strengthening capacity of priority sectors (RIS3) to differentiate regional offer; using innovation in soft digitalisation measures to support capacity of priority sectors to attract knowledge, opportunities and capital; ensuring cooperation along the innovation chain, to develop and apply soft digitalisation measures in priority sectors. Next2Met engages 6 regions that share this challenge and hope to implement proposed solutions, with an expert Advisory Partner to support them. Partners have selected 4 ERDF OP and 2 local instruments, with which these can fund and support strategically proposed solutions. Interregional learning includes partners and the whole regional value chain. They will consider innovation chain engagement related to: digitalisation, application of digitalisation in priority sectors, attracting capital and leveraging funding. Exchange results will lead to improved policy instruments at an early stage and Action Plans building on improvements and taking them further. Next2Met project will create a policy framework in participating regions that focuses financial resources and innovation chain activities on promoting regional attractiveness. It creates the conditions to design, develop and commercialise digitalisation products and services that help regional priority sectors to become the unique selling point of these next to met areas.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232175","Produces & sells handmade homeware & lifestyle products. Grant to support prototype development & market research","Produces & sells handmade homeware & lifestyle products. Grant to support prototype development & market research","Ireland",null,"10/11/2014","31/12/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531377","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Produces & sells handmade homeware & lifestyle products. Grant to support prototype development & market research","Produces & sells handmade homeware & lifestyle products. Grant to support prototype development & market research","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297817","Sustainable heritage management of WAterway REgions","Sustainable heritage management of WAterway REgions","Italy|Netherlands|Ireland|Latvia|Slovakia",null,"01/04/2016","30/09/2020","85","1365338","EUR","1160537.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4373282","52.354692,-7.699416|47.7576098,18.1296883|57.3145879,25.2886782|52.0888588,4.3139075|52.0869065,4.3173674|45.4670621,9.2183222",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Metropolitan City of Milan|Mid-West Region|Agglomeratie's-Gravenhage|Vidzeme|Nitra Region","ITC4C|IE051|NL332|LV008|SK023","2014-2020","The waterway regions involved in SWARE all share unique natural and cultural heritage: protected areas with rich biodiversity and a bunch of enticing historic cities and buildings connected to water. These amenities make them more and more attractive for leisure activities resulting in an ever growing number of visitors (30-50% increase in the past 10 years) which causes tensions with heritage conservation aspects. All SWARE partners recognize that the socio-economic future of their regions is fundamentally depending on finding the synergies between preserving the cultural and natural values for the next generations and at the same time \"opening their gates\" with a controlled visitor management. By demonstrating the economic value that a „green” leisure industry can bring to a region, it can build strong public and political support both for heritage protection and sustainable valorisation thereof. What SWARE strives for is achieving a better balance between protection and sustainable exploitation of the valuable natural and cultural resources through improving the development programmes and policies of the partner regions, based on the transfer of good practices of other participating regions. Partners share the common bottleneck of fragmented governance structures without proper cooperation forms, therefore SWARE will stimulate the establishment of new participatory governance schemes having a much better potential to implement efficient policies contributing to the sustainable regional development. As an overall result, decision-makers, public and private players, as well as inhabitants will gain a better knowledge and commitment towards protecting and sustainably “using” their environmental and cultural assets.","The waterway regions involved in SWARE all share unique natural and cultural heritage: protected areas with rich biodiversity and a bunch of enticing historic cities and buildings connected to water. These amenities make them more and more attractive for leisure activities resulting in an ever growing number of visitors (30-50% increase in the past 10 years) which causes tensions with heritage conservation aspects. All SWARE partners recognize that the socio-economic future of their regions is fundamentally depending on finding the synergies between preserving the cultural and natural values for the next generations and at the same time \"opening their gates\" with a controlled visitor management. By demonstrating the economic value that a „green” leisure industry can bring to a region, it can build strong public and political support both for heritage protection and sustainable valorisation thereof. What SWARE strives for is achieving a better balance between protection and sustainable exploitation of the valuable natural and cultural resources through improving the development programmes and policies of the partner regions, based on the transfer of good practices of other participating regions. Partners share the common bottleneck of fragmented governance structures without proper cooperation forms, therefore SWARE will stimulate the establishment of new participatory governance schemes having a much better potential to implement efficient policies contributing to the sustainable regional development. As an overall result, decision-makers, public and private players, as well as inhabitants will gain a better knowledge and commitment towards protecting and sustainably “using” their environmental and cultural assets.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233457","LEO Donegal Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Donegal Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","231970.53","EUR","115985.26","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532081","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of Allocation of Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of Allocation of Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233265","Online network platform delivered via saas model.","Online network platform delivered via saas model.","Ireland",null,"06/08/2015","31/12/2015","50","5000","EUR","2500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531647","51.8979282,-8.4705806","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Online network platform delivered via saas model.","Online network platform delivered via saas model.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301899","Enchancing the Entrepreneurship of SMEs in Circular Economy of the Agri-Food Chain","Enchancing the Entrepreneurship of SMEs in Circular Economy of the Agri-Food Chain","Poland|Italy|Greece|Ireland|Romania|Bulgaria|Hungary",null,"01/08/2019","31/07/2023","85","1519940","EUR","1291949","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384324","54.9610008,-7.7120574|44.495333,11.3484362|44.4968777,11.3524089|52.4147181,16.9253503|47.5267293,21.6265243|40.5929262,22.9557147|40.5480686,23.0196723|44.2145404,27.2963724|43.2198142,27.5619212",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Province of Bologna|Border Region|Варна|Θεσσαλονίκη|Miasto Poznań|Hajdú-Bihar|Călăraşi","ITH55|IE041|BG331|EL522|PL415|HU321|RO312","2014-2020","Circular economy is a new approach of economic development models. It provides the potential to use one’s waste as resource input to others productive chain thus offering a longer life cycle of the products and a more environmentally friendly business approach. This regenerative system is of high priority in the EU. SinCE-AFC is being developed along with the on-going EU action plan for Circular Economy and the respective National Circular Economy Action Plans across the EU countries. Although the principles of circular economy are already applied by many large industries, SMEs, which represent the 99% of the businesses sector, still remain uninvolved due to lack of motivation and support. Thus, the regional SMEs policies improvement towards a more regenerative economy is of high importance. SinCE-AFC aims at involving SMEs of the Agri-Food chain in circular economy through the promotion of the appropriate managing and financial horizontal mechanisms. All the Agri-Food agents committed to production, processing, packaging, distribution and final consumption are expected to operate in a coordinated way to better adapt to circular economy. This objective will be achieved via the intense collaboration and interregional exchange of experience of 9 partners representing 7 Regions from 7 EU countries. The partnership’s tasks will focus on the investigation of efficient practices via interregional learning events, study visits, import workshops, stakeholders’ meetings and consultation processes, of how the relevant policy instruments can be improved in order to assist SMEs to enter circular economy. The regulatory framework and good practices at regional and EU level will be reflected on the Agri-Food circular economy e-Book on the project website. The project will promote innovation, derive knowledge and develop close collaboration with the Interreg Europe Learning Platform as well as with the European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform and the RIS3 Platform Group.","Circular economy is a new approach of economic development models. It provides the potential to use one’s waste as resource input to others productive chain thus offering a longer life cycle of the products and a more environmentally friendly business approach. This regenerative system is of high priority in the EU. SinCE-AFC is being developed along with the on-going EU action plan for Circular Economy and the respective National Circular Economy Action Plans across the EU countries. Although the principles of circular economy are already applied by many large industries, SMEs, which represent the 99% of the businesses sector, still remain uninvolved due to lack of motivation and support. Thus, the regional SMEs policies improvement towards a more regenerative economy is of high importance. SinCE-AFC aims at involving SMEs of the Agri-Food chain in circular economy through the promotion of the appropriate managing and financial horizontal mechanisms. All the Agri-Food agents committed to production, processing, packaging, distribution and final consumption are expected to operate in a coordinated way to better adapt to circular economy. This objective will be achieved via the intense collaboration and interregional exchange of experience of 9 partners representing 7 Regions from 7 EU countries. The partnership’s tasks will focus on the investigation of efficient practices via interregional learning events, study visits, import workshops, stakeholders’ meetings and consultation processes, of how the relevant policy instruments can be improved in order to assist SMEs to enter circular economy. The regulatory framework and good practices at regional and EU level will be reflected on the Agri-Food circular economy e-Book on the project website. The project will promote innovation, derive knowledge and develop close collaboration with the Interreg Europe Learning Platform as well as with the European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform and the RIS3 Platform Group.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232268","SmartSeg3","SmartSeg3","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","22/09/2016","50","61071.95","EUR","30535.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531477",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","SmartSeg3","SmartSeg3","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232199","Conundrum a new drumming product a drum trigging device which detects a vibration which is fed to a drum module allowing the drummer to assign a sample sound to a drum. Feasibility of development of prototype for same.","Conundrum a new drumming product a drum trigging device which detects a vibration which is fed to a drum module allowing the drummer to assign a sample sound to a drum. Feasibility of development of prototype for same.","Ireland",null,"24/03/2014","09/06/2015","50","2230","EUR","1115","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531417","52.661252,-8.6301239","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Conundrum a new drumming product a drum trigging device which detects a vibration which is fed to a drum module allowing the drummer to assign a sample sound to a drum. Feasibility of development of prototype for same.","Conundrum a new drumming product a drum trigging device which detects a vibration which is fed to a drum module allowing the drummer to assign a sample sound to a drum. Feasibility of development of prototype for same.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232202","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","37745","EUR","18872.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531421","51.897249507295,-8.465211679244","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548101","Youth Employment Support Scheme","Youth Employment Support Scheme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018",null,"66.67","16000000","EUR","10667200","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614769",null,"103","Sustainable integration into the labour market of young people, in particular those not in employment, education or training, including young people at risk of social exclusion and young people from marginalised communities, including through the implementation of the Youth Guarantee","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI",null,null,"2014-2020","Targeted at young jobseekers who are long-term unemployed or who face barriers to employment. The programme aims to provide them with the opportunity to learn basic work and social skills in a supportive environment while on a work placement.","Targeted at young jobseekers who are long-term unemployed or who face barriers to employment. The programme aims to provide them with the opportunity to learn basic work and social skills in a supportive environment while on a work placement.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234234","M2 Supports","M2 Supports","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","170109.99","EUR","85055","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531776",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13735: M2 Supports - Training, Mentoring, Management Development","13735: M2 Supports - Training, Mentoring, Management Development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234178","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","214261.65","EUR","107130.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531743","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13724: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","13724: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233937","CAPERNAUM LTD 160530","CAPERNAUM LTD 160530","Ireland",null,"30/08/2016","30/08/2017","50","95853.22","EUR","47926.61","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531845","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Develop an online publishing platform","Develop an online publishing platform","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234135","AGRI HEALTH LTD 157918","AGRI HEALTH LTD 157918","Ireland",null,"13/01/2015",null,"50","37500","EUR","18750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532062","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13840: Recruitment of an R&D Technical Manager","13840: Recruitment of an R&D Technical Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300718","Transition strategies for delivering low carbon district heat","Transition strategies for delivering low carbon district heat","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Belgium",null,"15/09/2016","14/08/2021","60","11573185.92","EUR","6943911.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372649","49.0528858,-1.4415868|57.1483353,-2.096314|50.3668494,-4.152592|53.3452716,-6.2627911|53.2889157,-6.3733437|50.6551112,3.0429125|50.6277854,3.0646735|50.8250773,3.2497831|50.8281227,3.2656564|50.8004753,3.2701851|50.4979497,4.7248271|52.3458762,4.9165176|50.8780325,5.9601884|47.265149,6.052559",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|Plymouth|Arrondissement of Namur|Arrondissement of Kortrijk|Groot-Amsterdam|Zuid-Limburg|Manche|Doubs|Nord|Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire","IE061|UKK41|BE352|BE254|NL329|NL423|FRD12|FRC21|FRE11|UKM50","2014-2020","HeatNet will address the challenge of reducing CO2 emissions in NWE by creating an integrated transnational NWE approach to the supply of renewable and low carbon heat (incl. waste heat) to residential and commercial buildings, developed and tested in 6 local district heating and cooling networks (DHC) in UK, Ireland, Belgium, France, and the Netherlands. In North, East and Central Europe DHC supplies up to 50% of heat demand but in NWE only 2-7%. DHC facilitates energy efficiency, less CO2 emissions and a greener economy. The overall objective is to introduce and demonstrate the 4th generation DHC (4DHC) in NWE. This is a low-temperature distribution system to minimise heat loss, integrated energy storage and supply to multiple low energy buildings. The concept requires the development of new institutional and organizational frameworks. The project will result in 15,000 t CO2e saved per annum at its end. The main outputs are: 1. A transferrable HeatNet-model for the implementation of 4DHC schemes in NWE; 2. Six living labs develop, test and demonstrate through investments the HeatNet-model to make it robust; 3. Transition Roadmaps plan for roll out of new technical, institutional & organizational arrangements in 6 living labs (new roles and responsibilities of stakeholders, regulation & policies, spatial planning, business models & viability, connection to finance and markets, acceptance, etc); 4. Promotion and fostering of the HeatNet-model in NWE through Transition Roadmaps to secure wide and long term impact of HeatNet. The consortium combines emerging NWE-knowhow on 4DHC (Mijnwater BV, academic, energy planning) with the capacity in the long term to reduce institutional & organizational barriers and to deliver permanent infrastructure at local and regional level. Multiple partners expertise is diverse and needed to jointly develop and promote the HeatNet-model and assist 6 successful living labs at the investment sites.","HeatNet will address the challenge of reducing CO2 emissions in NWE by creating an integrated transnational NWE approach to the supply of renewable and low carbon heat (incl. waste heat) to residential and commercial buildings, developed and tested in 6 local district heating and cooling networks (DHC) in UK, Ireland, Belgium, France, and the Netherlands. In North, East and Central Europe DHC supplies up to 50% of heat demand but in NWE only 2-7%. DHC facilitates energy efficiency, less CO2 emissions and a greener economy. The overall objective is to introduce and demonstrate the 4th generation DHC (4DHC) in NWE. This is a low-temperature distribution system to minimise heat loss, integrated energy storage and supply to multiple low energy buildings. The concept requires the development of new institutional and organizational frameworks. The project will result in 15,000 t CO2e saved per annum at its end. The main outputs are: 1. A transferrable HeatNet-model for the implementation of 4DHC schemes in NWE; 2. Six living labs develop, test and demonstrate through investments the HeatNet-model to make it robust; 3. Transition Roadmaps plan for roll out of new technical, institutional & organizational arrangements in 6 living labs (new roles and responsibilities of stakeholders, regulation & policies, spatial planning, business models & viability, connection to finance and markets, acceptance, etc); 4. Promotion and fostering of the HeatNet-model in NWE through Transition Roadmaps to secure wide and long term impact of HeatNet. The consortium combines emerging NWE-knowhow on 4DHC (Mijnwater BV, academic, energy planning) with the capacity in the long term to reduce institutional & organizational barriers and to deliver permanent infrastructure at local and regional level. Multiple partners expertise is diverse and needed to jointly develop and promote the HeatNet-model and assist 6 successful living labs at the investment sites.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297139","Sustainable Housing for Inclusive and Cohesive Cities","Sustainable Housing for Inclusive and Cohesive Cities","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"20/09/2017","31/12/2021","60","3769419.84","EUR","2261651.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4360420","51.5088236,-0.0304965|51.4999015,-0.0929177|54.9558651,-4.4838295|53.3364409,-6.2745752|52.5108369,13.4249583|48.8653474,2.4369028|50.704167,3.2318889|51.0668736,3.7243745|50.8239916,4.3266591|52.3775503,4.9071181",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|London Borough of Tower Hamlets|Arrondissement of Ghent|Groot-Amsterdam|Nord|Dumfries & Galloway|Lewisham and Southwark|Seine-Saint-Denis|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE061|UKI42|BE234|NL329|FRE11|UKM92|UKI44|FR106|BE100","2014-2020","The project seeks to address the growing problem with housing affordability found in many cities in the NWE region, by supporting the establishment of more and successful Community Land Trusts (CLTs), initially in four cities to prove the concept; - Brussels (Be), London (England), Ghent (Be) and Lille (Fr) - and then in cities (above 10,000 inhabitants) across the region. CLTs are democratic community-based organisations that develop and manage homes that are affordable to people on low and median incomes and remain affordable. CLTs create cohesive neighbourhoods through ongoing affordability and extensive community and resident involvement. The CLT sector in the NWE region is underdeveloped and unevenly spread - there are only 33 urban CLTs, of which 30 are in England and Wales (the remaining 3 are in Belgium and France) - and, where CLTs are present, the movement is still fragile. However, there is a growing interest in this innovative approach amongst communities and authorities and significant potential for CLTs to move from a niche model to a mainstream option for housing supply and urban renewal. To achieve that the project aims to 1) prove the concept; 2) create a supportive local, regional and national policy, funding and regulatory environment for CLTs, and 3) build a movement across the region. The main outputs of the project will be: 1) four successfully established pilot CLTs; 2) a voucher scheme leading to the start-up of 33 new urban CLTs; 3) a shared online platform and, 4) a policy paper on financial gaps and a financial guide for CLTs. The long-term effect of the project will be achieved through a supportive funding and policy environment in all parts of the region, a growing widespread awareness of CLTs, and an infrastructure of support for new CLTs. That will ultimately lead to 500 urban CLTs, 7000 urban CLTs homes delivered, and 21000 people housed.","The project seeks to address the growing problem with housing affordability found in many cities in the NWE region, by supporting the establishment of more and successful Community Land Trusts (CLTs), initially in four cities to prove the concept; - Brussels (Be), London (England), Ghent (Be) and Lille (Fr) - and then in cities (above 10,000 inhabitants) across the region. CLTs are democratic community-based organisations that develop and manage homes that are affordable to people on low and median incomes and remain affordable. CLTs create cohesive neighbourhoods through ongoing affordability and extensive community and resident involvement. The CLT sector in the NWE region is underdeveloped and unevenly spread - there are only 33 urban CLTs, of which 30 are in England and Wales (the remaining 3 are in Belgium and France) - and, where CLTs are present, the movement is still fragile. However, there is a growing interest in this innovative approach amongst communities and authorities and significant potential for CLTs to move from a niche model to a mainstream option for housing supply and urban renewal. To achieve that the project aims to 1) prove the concept; 2) create a supportive local, regional and national policy, funding and regulatory environment for CLTs, and 3) build a movement across the region. The main outputs of the project will be: 1) four successfully established pilot CLTs; 2) a voucher scheme leading to the start-up of 33 new urban CLTs; 3) a shared online platform and, 4) a policy paper on financial gaps and a financial guide for CLTs. The long-term effect of the project will be achieved through a supportive funding and policy environment in all parts of the region, a growing widespread awareness of CLTs, and an infrastructure of support for new CLTs. That will ultimately lead to 500 urban CLTs, 7000 urban CLTs homes delivered, and 21000 people housed.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233271","Production of high quality cupcakes","Production of high quality cupcakes","Ireland",null,"03/08/2015","31/12/2015","50","5000","EUR","2500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531655","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Production of high quality cupcakes","Production of high quality cupcakes","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232172","Sadhbh Kurzawska - Feasibility","Sadhbh Kurzawska - Feasibility","Ireland",null,"07/09/2014","31/12/2015","50","6000","EUR","3000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531370","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Feasibility grant to develop an online service to simplify & clarify the enrolment process for primary & secondary school application & registration","Feasibility grant to develop an online service to simplify & clarify the enrolment process for primary & secondary school application & registration","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300591","Managing Energy Utilisation and Consumption in Buildings","Managing Energy Utilisation and Consumption in Buildings","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"30/06/2016","30/11/2016","65","44658.89","EUR","29028.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368436","55.0045217,-7.3214339|54.9511061,-7.7223318|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Border Region|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Derry City and Strabane","IE041|FI1D9|UKN0A","2014-2020","This project aims to increase the reliability of energy supply while reducing excess consumption through monitoring and control of energy systems to reduce waste and secondly, through the design of new, and the modification of existing public buildings and housing to reduce energy need through the use of renewable generation technology. As a main project it is expected to provide services in wireless sensor and monitoring technologies, integrating renewable sources into local micro-grids not currently being ulitised by many regions or integrated across NPA regions. Additionally, the project will raise awareness of new technology, demonstrations, and test beds.","This project aims to increase the reliability of energy supply while reducing excess consumption through monitoring and control of energy systems to reduce waste and secondly, through the design of new, and the modification of existing public buildings and housing to reduce energy need through the use of renewable generation technology. As a main project it is expected to provide services in wireless sensor and monitoring technologies, integrating renewable sources into local micro-grids not currently being ulitised by many regions or integrated across NPA regions. Additionally, the project will raise awareness of new technology, demonstrations, and test beds.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233913","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/08/2016","31/07/2021","50","118050.86","EUR","59025.43","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Combinatoral Cell Therapy for Diabeties related critical limb ischaemia","Combinatoral Cell Therapy for Diabeties related critical limb ischaemia","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233389","To produce a second version of the APNOS that is operational without the need for an external OpenDaylight deployment (Elbrys)","To produce a second version of the APNOS that is operational without the need for an external OpenDaylight deployment (Elbrys)","Ireland",null,"08/03/2016","31/10/2016","50","115876.44","EUR","57938.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","To produce a second version of the APNOS that is operational without the need for an external OpenDaylight deployment (Elbrys)","To produce a second version of the APNOS that is operational without the need for an external OpenDaylight deployment (Elbrys)","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234093","MALONE FARM MACHINERY LTD 157442","MALONE FARM MACHINERY LTD 157442","Ireland",null,"26/08/2014",null,"50","37424.68","EUR","18712.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532040","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13876: Development of forage wagon accessory range","13876: Development of forage wagon accessory range","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297872","Building Shared Knowledge capital to support natural resource governance in the Northern periphery","Building Shared Knowledge capital to support natural resource governance in the Northern periphery","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|Norway|Greenland|Faroe Islands|Iceland",null,"01/06/2016","31/08/2019","38.64","1992724.83","EUR","769985.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356434","64.1372497,-21.9455612|64.1905332,-51.6952628|66.9400753,-53.6456873|62.0107248,-6.7740852|53.276035,-9.0595869|69.6796518,18.9709276|63.8212732,20.3158615|66.4807633,25.682952|66.4853375,25.7150496|66.5075699,25.7248035|66.5039478,25.7293905",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Lapland|Västerbotten County|West Region, Ireland|Capital Region|Troms og Finnmark","FI1D7|SE331|IE042|IS001|NO074","2014-2020","This project develops planning tools that enhance the use of participatory techniques, and gives assistance for decision makers concerning land use planning and natural resource governance. Concretely, the development of participatory tools such as participatory GIS (PPGIS) is needed. Until now, these tools have been developed for urban areas and utilized successfully. However, the challenges of the use of the tools in rural areas are the following how to reach various stakeholders in sparsely populated areas, and how to make especially socio-cultural as well as indigenous and local knowledge spatially explicit. In addition, the challenge is how to apply information technology dependent participatory methods for remote regions. The project will work with stakeholders in such livelihoods as herding, tourism, recreation, forestry, agriculture, mining and energy production. The focus is in local, as well as in indigenous, residents’ knowledge. Objectives The project objectives are to combine and disseminate of the best practice knowledge, and increase local acceptance and participation mechanisms in different nature-based industries, and, amalgamate indigenous and local knowledge into land use planning.","This project develops planning tools that enhance the use of participatory techniques, and gives assistance for decision makers concerning land use planning and natural resource governance. Concretely, the development of participatory tools such as participatory GIS (PPGIS) is needed. Until now, these tools have been developed for urban areas and utilized successfully. However, the challenges of the use of the tools in rural areas are the following how to reach various stakeholders in sparsely populated areas, and how to make especially socio-cultural as well as indigenous and local knowledge spatially explicit. In addition, the challenge is how to apply information technology dependent participatory methods for remote regions. The project will work with stakeholders in such livelihoods as herding, tourism, recreation, forestry, agriculture, mining and energy production. The focus is in local, as well as in indigenous, residents’ knowledge. Objectives The project objectives are to combine and disseminate of the best practice knowledge, and increase local acceptance and participation mechanisms in different nature-based industries, and, amalgamate indigenous and local knowledge into land use planning.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233952","A dual-purpose fluid treatment and energy recovery device for application in the water treatment and hydropower industry REI1412","A dual-purpose fluid treatment and energy recovery device for application in the water treatment and hydropower industry REI1412","Ireland",null,"05/10/2016","05/01/2017","50","11217.6","EUR","5608.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","A dual-purpose fluid treatment and energy recovery device for application in the water treatment and hydropower industry","A dual-purpose fluid treatment and energy recovery device for application in the water treatment and hydropower industry","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232201","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","335645.98","EUR","167822.99","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531421","51.897249507295,-8.465211679244","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296830","The EuroVelo 1, a unique cycling-tourism destination for a green growth","The EuroVelo 1, a unique cycling-tourism destination for a green growth","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Norway|Spain|Belgium",null,"01/07/2017","30/06/2020","75","4585000","EUR","3438750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367662","43.2951,-0.370797|46.160329,-1.151139|42.812526,-1.6457745|42.4627195,-2.4449852|53.763201,-2.70309|48.732084,-3.459144|41.652251,-4.7245321|43.5322015,-5.6611195|37.3890924,-5.9844589|38.9394272,-6.365157|54.8328751,-7.485639|37.0193548,-7.9304397|54.2766103,-8.4760888|53.8550014,-9.2879257|67.2803556,14.404916|50.8503463,4.3517211|45.764043,4.835659",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Navarre|West Region, Ireland|Border Region|Nordland|Badajoz Province|Seville Province|Valladolid Province|Province of Asturias|Algarve|Côtes-d’Armor|Rhône|Pyrénées-Atlantiques|Charente-Maritime|Mid Lancashire|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","ES220|IE042|IE041|NO071|ES431|ES618|ES418|ES120|PT150|FRH01|FRK26|FRI15|FRI32|UKD45|BE100","2014-2020","Europe is the world’s leading destination for cycle tourism. Cycle tourism represents a great opportunity of green growth for the blue economy. The EuroVelo 1 has for sure a place and a role to play in cycle tourism development in the Atlantic Area. The AtlanticOnBike project aims at achieving positive economic outcomes thanks to a transnational cycle tourism strategy based on the natural and cultural assets of the EuroVelo1, one of the fifteen long distance European cycle routes, the so called Atlantic Route. This project expects to contribute to a low carbon tourism development (car free tourism). Its rationale is to stimulate, to structure, to promote and to take part in the development of a cycle touristic offer along EuroVelo 1 in order to generate and monitor economic benefits at territorial and transnational level. AtlanticOnBike should generate positive impacts on local economy by increasing visits, boosting local economy and creating new activities and new jobs in tourism sector. It will provide a new touristic offer accessible for a large range of population but also an attractive leisure destination for locals. The ambition is to create a duplicable reference for transnational cycling tourism and build common and transferable tools for a real European analysis of economic benefits.","Europe is the world’s leading destination for cycle tourism. Cycle tourism represents a great opportunity of green growth for the blue economy. The EuroVelo 1 has for sure a place and a role to play in cycle tourism development in the Atlantic Area. The AtlanticOnBike project aims at achieving positive economic outcomes thanks to a transnational cycle tourism strategy based on the natural and cultural assets of the EuroVelo1, one of the fifteen long distance European cycle routes, the so called Atlantic Route. This project expects to contribute to a low carbon tourism development (car free tourism). Its rationale is to stimulate, to structure, to promote and to take part in the development of a cycle touristic offer along EuroVelo 1 in order to generate and monitor economic benefits at territorial and transnational level. AtlanticOnBike should generate positive impacts on local economy by increasing visits, boosting local economy and creating new activities and new jobs in tourism sector. It will provide a new touristic offer accessible for a large range of population but also an attractive leisure destination for locals. The ambition is to create a duplicable reference for transnational cycling tourism and build common and transferable tools for a real European analysis of economic benefits.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234171","LEO Sligo IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","LEO Sligo IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/01/2016","50","13450.6","EUR","6725.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531743","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234118","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157000","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157000","Ireland",null,"31/03/2014","21/12/2017","50","22753.1","EUR","11376.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532055","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop non GMO fungal based enzyme","Develop non GMO fungal based enzyme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233432","LEO Cavan Measure 2 Expenditure","LEO Cavan Measure 2 Expenditure","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","224743.22","EUR","112371.61","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531976","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise, Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise, Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234229","Development of Polyurethane and Stone Composite for External Insulation","Development of Polyurethane and Stone Composite for External Insulation","Ireland",null,"01/02/2015","30/11/2016","50","42513.45","EUR","21256.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of Polyurethane and Stone Composite for External Insulation.","Development of Polyurethane and Stone Composite for External Insulation.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235254","Development of Novel PET Based Formulations for Advanced Fibre Applications","Development of Novel PET Based Formulations for Advanced Fibre Applications","Ireland",null,"05/02/2015","05/08/2015","50","4591.68","EUR","2295.84","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of Novel PET Based Formulations for Advanced Fibre Applications.","Development of Novel PET Based Formulations for Advanced Fibre Applications.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233463","LEO Donegal Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Donegal Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","375719.89","EUR","187859.94","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532081","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232216","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","532632.29","EUR","266316.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531433","51.6222152,-8.8898227","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301716","Regional policies adopting Industry 4.0 for their Digital Transformation","Regional policies adopting Industry 4.0 for their Digital Transformation","Portugal|Ireland|Germany|Slovenia|Romania|Bulgaria|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/01/2023","83.71","1215614","EUR","1017531.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","43.4547158,-3.8682382|40.2871833,-7.5076759|54.9513499,-7.7188444|50.3253562,11.9410283|46.0491938,14.5041552|45.7545318,21.2255192|43.1995421,27.9169763",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Cantabria|Border Region|Osrednjeslovenska|Beiras e Serra da Estrela|Hof|Варна|Timiş","ES130|IE041|SI041|PT16J|DE244|BG331|RO424","2014-2020","The common challenge addressed by DIGITAL REGIONS is how to best adapt innovation policies to support smart specialisation in the manufacturing sector as a result of the emergence of INDUSTRY 4.0 (INDUSTRY 4.0 or I4.0 is often referred to as the 4th Industrial Revolution and its solutions sit at the intersection of digital transformation and advanced industrial capabilities). The overall objective is to, by 2022, achieve a 15% increase of the number of SMEs from manufacturing sector cooperating with other innovation actors in the participant regions to implement I4.0 solutions as a result of improved innovation policies. The 8 participant regions are Oberfranken (DE), Slovenia (SI), Espace Mittelland-Canton of Bern (CH), BMW (IE), Centro (PT), Cantabria (ES), Varna (BG) and West (RO).They are distributed across the 4 IE zones with a mix of central/peripheral areas and innovation levels (leader, strong, moderate and modest). All have manufacturing as a smart specialisation priority and are represented by an appropriate mix of partners from each region's innovation value-chain including managing authorities, universities, INDUSTRY 4.0 Centres of Excellence and business development intermediaries. The project seeks to improve 7 ERDF policies addressing the Thematic Objective \"strengthening research, technological development and innovation” and 1 Swiss-equivalent policy. It will result in instruments which better meet the needs of I4.0 in smart specialisation manufacturing regions, taking into account revised 2021-2027 Investment for Growth and Jobs priorities and the new Horizon Europe and Digital Europe policies. They will include measures to facilitate increased I4.0 policy cooperation between regions, increased participation by SMEs and availability of skills. It will benefit all stakeholders in each region’s innovation ecosystem, i.e. innovation policy makers, SMEs that use I4.0 solutions, suppliers of I4.0 services and universities and innovation centres.","The common challenge addressed by DIGITAL REGIONS is how to best adapt innovation policies to support smart specialisation in the manufacturing sector as a result of the emergence of INDUSTRY 4.0 (INDUSTRY 4.0 or I4.0 is often referred to as the 4th Industrial Revolution and its solutions sit at the intersection of digital transformation and advanced industrial capabilities). The overall objective is to, by 2022, achieve a 15% increase of the number of SMEs from manufacturing sector cooperating with other innovation actors in the participant regions to implement I4.0 solutions as a result of improved innovation policies. The 8 participant regions are Oberfranken (DE), Slovenia (SI), Espace Mittelland-Canton of Bern (CH), BMW (IE), Centro (PT), Cantabria (ES), Varna (BG) and West (RO).They are distributed across the 4 IE zones with a mix of central/peripheral areas and innovation levels (leader, strong, moderate and modest). All have manufacturing as a smart specialisation priority and are represented by an appropriate mix of partners from each region's innovation value-chain including managing authorities, universities, INDUSTRY 4.0 Centres of Excellence and business development intermediaries. The project seeks to improve 7 ERDF policies addressing the Thematic Objective \"strengthening research, technological development and innovation” and 1 Swiss-equivalent policy. It will result in instruments which better meet the needs of I4.0 in smart specialisation manufacturing regions, taking into account revised 2021-2027 Investment for Growth and Jobs priorities and the new Horizon Europe and Digital Europe policies. They will include measures to facilitate increased I4.0 policy cooperation between regions, increased participation by SMEs and availability of skills. It will benefit all stakeholders in each region’s innovation ecosystem, i.e. innovation policy makers, SMEs that use I4.0 solutions, suppliers of I4.0 services and universities and innovation centres.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233766","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/03/2015","31/05/2017","50","45428.87","EUR","22714.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14126: Impact of different Reperfusion Approach on Haemorrhagic Transformation Development Following an Aute Occlusive Stroke","14126: Impact of different Reperfusion Approach on Haemorrhagic Transformation Development Following an Aute Occlusive Stroke","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232290","Develop a range of accessories to the disabled and elderly that promote dignity, offer choice, warmth, comfort, durability & value for money.","Develop a range of accessories to the disabled and elderly that promote dignity, offer choice, warmth, comfort, durability & value for money.","Ireland",null,"14/10/2014","31/12/2015","50","5000","EUR","2500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531504","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Develop a range of accessories to the disabled and elderly that promote dignity, offer choice, warmth, comfort, durability & value for money.","Develop a range of accessories to the disabled and elderly that promote dignity, offer choice, warmth, comfort, durability & value for money.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234005","LEO Leitrim IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Leitrim IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","14718.88","EUR","7359.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531893","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233343","Validation Studies for a Novel, Online technology for Market Research","Validation Studies for a Novel, Online technology for Market Research","Ireland",null,"01/07/2014","30/09/2016","50","114371.21","EUR","57185.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3497645,-6.2602732","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Validation Studies for a Novel, Online technology for Market Research","Validation Studies for a Novel, Online technology for Market Research","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295108","Peace IV Shared Education Programme - Collaboration through Sharing in Education – CASE","Peace IV Shared Education Programme - Collaboration through Sharing in Education – CASE","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2016","31/03/2022","85","28890790.79","EUR","24557172.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376907","54.6040287,-5.9277781|53.350755,-6.26588",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Dublin Region|Belfast","IE061|UKN06","2014-2020","The Peace IV Shared Education Programme will be led by the Education Authority (EA) in partnership with Léargas, and will address specific objective 1 of the Peace IV Programme: Shared Education. The key aim of the Programme will be to provide direct, sustained, curriculum-based contact between pupils and teachers from all backgrounds, through collaboration between schools from different sectors in order to promote good relations and enhance children’s skills and attitudes to contribute to a cohesive society. This will include: shared partnerships involving schools within Northern Ireland; shared partnerships involving schools in Northern Ireland and the border counties of Ireland; and shared partnerships involving schools within the border counties of Ireland. This will be achieved through a schools grant scheme and the provision of an appropriate CPD programme to incentivise and support schools to embark on shared education activities. The EA/Léargas partnership will be a cross border approach, which will capitalise on the skills, knowledge and technical expertise of personnel from both sides of the border in the development, implementation, financing and staffing of the Programme. The Programme will target schools that have limited or no experience of shared education. The key outputs for the Project, at March 2022, are: at least 280 schools involved in shared education; 2000 teachers trained with the capacity to facilitate shared education; and 135,000 participants in shared education classrooms. (Milestone Target for end of 2018 is 18,000). Activities that contribute to the outputs: Classroom based sustained shared curriculum experiences for children and young people across all sectors and phases. School and centre based continuous professional development for teachers, school leaders and pre-school professionals. Our overall Programme result is: the percentage of schools in the last academic year that have been involved in shared education with another school. The baseline value for 2013 is 76%. The target value for 2023 is 88%. This represents an increase of at least 12% of schools involved in shared education with another school. In achieving these results, the Programme would aim to: ensure that sharing in education becomes a central part of every child’s educational experience by providing opportunities for the sustained interaction of children from different backgrounds through their participation in curriculum-based common classes; build a culture of good relations amongst school children, and equipping them with the skills and attitudes to contribute to a society where the cycle of sectarianism and intolerance is broken; create opportunities for children and young people to have direct, sustained curriculum contact with children from another community background within the existing educational structures. This will facilitate new and increased friendships and contacts on a cross community basis. The contact facilitated by the Programme will have positive impacts on intergroup attitudes and behaviours, including a reduction in prejudice and promotion of more harmonious intergroup relations; enhance pupils and teachers’ capacity to understand and deal with difference in whatever form it occurs (informed by equality, human rights and the principles contained within the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child); develop enhanced confidence and skills, among teachers and school leaders, to positively engage and lead shared education initiatives; enhance educational attainment, particularly for disadvantaged children and young people; and, develop positive attitudinal changes in the wider school community including parents and governors, who will be exposed to the principles and ethos underpinning shared education, which in turn will contribute to and help sustain the positive impacts on children. This Programme will prioritise work with schools within and across both jurisdictions and will target significant numbers of pupils coming from marginalised communities. This programme will focus on a development and competency-building approach to enable schools to embrace and promote diversity. The Programme model is iterative in nature, comprising five stages of progression. Funded shared education projects will have the opportunity to move through a developmental cycle over a period of time. The key beneficiaries of the Programme will be children and young people schools and teachers. Schools will be the principal point of access to the Programme. They can engage with other recognised organisations in the delivery and implementation of their projects but, in all cases, schools will be the key beneficiaries. Increasing the capacity of teachers in the area of Shared Education will form a core strand of project activity under Peace IV and will be delivered under a CPD strategy. Teachers who engage in CPD will be key in sustaining the work beyond the life-cycle of the Project.","The Peace IV Shared Education Programme will be led by the Education Authority (EA) in partnership with Léargas, and will address specific objective 1 of the Peace IV Programme: Shared Education. The key aim of the Programme will be to provide direct, sustained, curriculum-based contact between pupils and teachers from all backgrounds, through collaboration between schools from different sectors in order to promote good relations and enhance children’s skills and attitudes to contribute to a cohesive society. This will include: shared partnerships involving schools within Northern Ireland; shared partnerships involving schools in Northern Ireland and the border counties of Ireland; and shared partnerships involving schools within the border counties of Ireland. This will be achieved through a schools grant scheme and the provision of an appropriate CPD programme to incentivise and support schools to embark on shared education activities. The EA/Léargas partnership will be a cross border approach, which will capitalise on the skills, knowledge and technical expertise of personnel from both sides of the border in the development, implementation, financing and staffing of the Programme. The Programme will target schools that have limited or no experience of shared education. The key outputs for the Project, at March 2022, are: at least 280 schools involved in shared education; 2000 teachers trained with the capacity to facilitate shared education; and 135,000 participants in shared education classrooms. (Milestone Target for end of 2018 is 18,000). Activities that contribute to the outputs: Classroom based sustained shared curriculum experiences for children and young people across all sectors and phases. School and centre based continuous professional development for teachers, school leaders and pre-school professionals. Our overall Programme result is: the percentage of schools in the last academic year that have been involved in shared education with another school. The baseline value for 2013 is 76%. The target value for 2023 is 88%. This represents an increase of at least 12% of schools involved in shared education with another school. In achieving these results, the Programme would aim to: ensure that sharing in education becomes a central part of every child’s educational experience by providing opportunities for the sustained interaction of children from different backgrounds through their participation in curriculum-based common classes; build a culture of good relations amongst school children, and equipping them with the skills and attitudes to contribute to a society where the cycle of sectarianism and intolerance is broken; create opportunities for children and young people to have direct, sustained curriculum contact with children from another community background within the existing educational structures. This will facilitate new and increased friendships and contacts on a cross community basis. The contact facilitated by the Programme will have positive impacts on intergroup attitudes and behaviours, including a reduction in prejudice and promotion of more harmonious intergroup relations; enhance pupils and teachers’ capacity to understand and deal with difference in whatever form it occurs (informed by equality, human rights and the principles contained within the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child); develop enhanced confidence and skills, among teachers and school leaders, to positively engage and lead shared education initiatives; enhance educational attainment, particularly for disadvantaged children and young people; and, develop positive attitudinal changes in the wider school community including parents and governors, who will be exposed to the principles and ethos underpinning shared education, which in turn will contribute to and help sustain the positive impacts on children. This Programme will prioritise work with schools within and across both jurisdictions and will target significant numbers of pupils coming from marginalised communities. This programme will focus on a development and competency-building approach to enable schools to embrace and promote diversity. The Programme model is iterative in nature, comprising five stages of progression. Funded shared education projects will have the opportunity to move through a developmental cycle over a period of time. The key beneficiaries of the Programme will be children and young people schools and teachers. Schools will be the principal point of access to the Programme. They can engage with other recognised organisations in the delivery and implementation of their projects but, in all cases, schools will be the key beneficiaries. Increasing the capacity of teachers in the area of Shared Education will form a core strand of project activity under Peace IV and will be delivered under a CPD strategy. Teachers who engage in CPD will be key in sustaining the work beyond the life-cycle of the Project.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233284","Co-targeting PIM kinase in drug resistant Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer","Co-targeting PIM kinase in drug resistant Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","01/01/2018","50","33859.27","EUR","16929.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Co-targeting PIM kinase in drug resistant Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer","Co-targeting PIM kinase in drug resistant Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234004","ARCHWAY PRODUCTS LTD 160787","ARCHWAY PRODUCTS LTD 160787","Ireland",null,"11/10/2016","16/03/2017","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531903","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit General Manager","Recruit General Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234150","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","100902.38","EUR","50451.19","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532073","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13613: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","13613: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232186","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the measure 2 letter of allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programmes","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the measure 2 letter of allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programmes","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","332656.12","EUR","166328.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531397","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the measure 2 letter of allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programmes","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the measure 2 letter of allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programmes","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233741","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","31/05/2017","50","161695.18","EUR","80847.59","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14129: VarX Microwave System for Treatment of Gastroesophageal Varices","14129: VarX Microwave System for Treatment of Gastroesophageal Varices","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233306","Multi Source CMOS Energy Harvesting for Energy Efficiency Applications","Multi Source CMOS Energy Harvesting for Energy Efficiency Applications","Ireland",null,"04/08/2015","01/10/2018","50","205512.25","EUR","102756.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Multi Source CMOS Energy Harvesting for Energy Efficiency Applications","Multi Source CMOS Energy Harvesting for Energy Efficiency Applications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233423","Expenditure for IBYE 2015 relating to Training, Development, Marketing & Promotion","Expenditure for IBYE 2015 relating to Training, Development, Marketing & Promotion","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","16674.5","EUR","8337.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531970",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure for IBYE 2015 relating to Training, Development, Marketing & Promotion","Expenditure for IBYE 2015 relating to Training, Development, Marketing & Promotion","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295608","Promoting energy-water nexus resource efficiency through renewable energy and energy efficiency","Promoting energy-water nexus resource efficiency through renewable energy and energy efficiency","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","3130993.08","EUR","2348244.81","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356747","48.117266,-1.6777926|28.1235459,-15.4362574|28.1463501,-15.6515167|47.650742,-2.083938|37.0516792,-2.3900546|51.481581,-3.17909|37.3890924,-5.9844589|40.351063,-7.3408535|38.571431,-7.913502|51.8985143,-8.4756035",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Gran Canaria|South-West Region, Ireland|South Wales|Seville Province|Alentejo Central|Beiras e Serra da Estrela|Almería Province|Ille-et-Vilaine","ES705|IE053|UKL15|ES618|PT187|PT16J|ES611|FRH03","2014-2020","Historically, energy and water interactions (the nexus) have been considered on a regional or technology-by-technology basis. It is now required to follow an approach where deep knowledge of the nexus and the development of local policies, strategies and tools to reduce energy needs and/or promote renewable energy sources in the nexus should be profoundly addressed. EERES4WATER will enhance the institutional, technical and social framework to promote the direct use of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency in water cycle by influencing related policies and introduction of new processes and technologies. The overall objective is to provide Atlantic Area target stakeholders with the tools and instruments needed to overcome the Energy-Water nexus challenges and increase its utilization. Besides, providing policy recommendations and legal framework for policy makers and public administrators, developing innovative technological solutions, supporting tools (ICT tool for decision making and support services), establishing cooperation agreements between the academia and the private sector, and providing information and awareness about resource efficiency.","Historically, energy and water interactions (the nexus) have been considered on a regional or technology-by-technology basis. It is now required to follow an approach where deep knowledge of the nexus and the development of local policies, strategies and tools to reduce energy needs and/or promote renewable energy sources in the nexus should be profoundly addressed. EERES4WATER will enhance the institutional, technical and social framework to promote the direct use of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency in water cycle by influencing related policies and introduction of new processes and technologies. The overall objective is to provide Atlantic Area target stakeholders with the tools and instruments needed to overcome the Energy-Water nexus challenges and increase its utilization. Besides, providing policy recommendations and legal framework for policy makers and public administrators, developing innovative technological solutions, supporting tools (ICT tool for decision making and support services), establishing cooperation agreements between the academia and the private sector, and providing information and awareness about resource efficiency.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233470","3D ISSUE LTD 157698","3D ISSUE LTD 157698","Ireland",null,"28/10/2014","21/12/2017","50","200639.41","EUR","100319.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532086","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop an App for building Hubs & develop a bulk email delivery system","Develop an App for building Hubs & develop a bulk email delivery system","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297609","Success for SMEs and Start-ups through better Decision Making","Success for SMEs and Start-ups through better Decision Making","Finland|Ireland",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","65","77498.27","EUR","50373.88","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384945","51.88183,-8.52751|63.8337336,23.1608642",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Central Ostrobothnia|South-West Region, Ireland","FI1D5|IE053","2014-2020","This SSDM proposal focuses on testing the feasibility of providing an innovative Structured Scientific Support Program (SSSP) to improve the decision-making of start-ups, SMEs, and spin-offs. In 2020, SSSP was proven to significantly improve the success rates of start-ups. In this bridging call, we propose informing the adoption of SSSP by business support agencies in the NPA by trialing SSSP with 10 start-ups, SMEs, and spinoffs in the circular economy sector in Ireland and Finland. Publicly funded programs commonly use approaches such as Lean Start-Up, Effectuation, and Business Experimentation. These are well described in the academic literature but lack experimental evidence proving improved success rates and business growth. Only recently have Randomised Controlled Trials been published supporting the efficacy of some approaches. Most notably, Camuffo et al., (2020) reported a large impact from teaching start-ups to use a structured approach to assessing their decisions like how a scientist may assess a research question. Example business decisions that could be improved using the SSSP include assessing potential business model changes and investments. Compared to the randomly assigned control group receiving a typical start-up training program, the group that received the SSSP had a higher survival rate and higher revenue in the months after the program. Such robust findings where cause and effect are carefully untangled are unprecedented in the field. For business support providers, the study gives the best evidence yet regarding how to improve client business success. Early adoption of SSSP by business support agencies in the NPA has the potential to improve NPA businesses’ success rates. It is the feasibility and impact of implementing SSSP that this bridging call proposal will focus on. Subsequently, this will form the basis of an NPA 2021-2027 main project to support broader adoption of SSSP by business support agencies throughout the NPA.","This SSDM proposal focuses on testing the feasibility of providing an innovative Structured Scientific Support Program (SSSP) to improve the decision-making of start-ups, SMEs, and spin-offs. In 2020, SSSP was proven to significantly improve the success rates of start-ups. In this bridging call, we propose informing the adoption of SSSP by business support agencies in the NPA by trialing SSSP with 10 start-ups, SMEs, and spinoffs in the circular economy sector in Ireland and Finland. Publicly funded programs commonly use approaches such as Lean Start-Up, Effectuation, and Business Experimentation. These are well described in the academic literature but lack experimental evidence proving improved success rates and business growth. Only recently have Randomised Controlled Trials been published supporting the efficacy of some approaches. Most notably, Camuffo et al., (2020) reported a large impact from teaching start-ups to use a structured approach to assessing their decisions like how a scientist may assess a research question. Example business decisions that could be improved using the SSSP include assessing potential business model changes and investments. Compared to the randomly assigned control group receiving a typical start-up training program, the group that received the SSSP had a higher survival rate and higher revenue in the months after the program. Such robust findings where cause and effect are carefully untangled are unprecedented in the field. For business support providers, the study gives the best evidence yet regarding how to improve client business success. Early adoption of SSSP by business support agencies in the NPA has the potential to improve NPA businesses’ success rates. It is the feasibility and impact of implementing SSSP that this bridging call proposal will focus on. Subsequently, this will form the basis of an NPA 2021-2027 main project to support broader adoption of SSSP by business support agencies throughout the NPA.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298159","Monaghan County Council PIV Action Plan- CYP","Monaghan County Council PIV Action Plan- CYP","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2019","85","638544.89","EUR","542763.16","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376724","54.242385,-6.9714289999999|54.2475482,-6.971881|54.1904425,-7.2432097",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Monaghan County Council has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement their PEACE Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. The PEACE Action Plan will be focused on three key areas: Children & Young People; Shared Spaces & Services; and Building Positive Relations. Under the Children & Young People element four programmes will be delivered, including an innovative ‘Lego Mindstorm’ project that will involve five primary and six secondary schools.","Monaghan County Council has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement their PEACE Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. The PEACE Action Plan will be focused on three key areas: Children & Young People; Shared Spaces & Services; and Building Positive Relations. Under the Children & Young People element four programmes will be delivered, including an innovative ‘Lego Mindstorm’ project that will involve five primary and six secondary schools.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235261","LINHURST MANUFACTURING LTD 161211","LINHURST MANUFACTURING LTD 161211","Ireland",null,"14/02/2017","20/09/2017","50","114348","EUR","57174","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531810",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Investment in roasting oven to increase capacity","Investment in roasting oven to increase capacity","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301260","Cultural and Creative Industries contribution to Cultural and Creative Tourism in Europe","Cultural and Creative Industries contribution to Cultural and Creative Tourism in Europe","Poland|Italy|Greece|Ireland|United Kingdom|Latvia|Hungary|Cyprus|Belgium",null,"01/06/2018","30/11/2022","83.98","1798270","EUR","1510129.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4361475","56.4603048,-2.975563|51.8954076,-8.4653529|45.4349735,12.3269875|46.081487,18.2347915|53.013053,18.602442|40.6312595,22.0670795|57.3140894,25.2729225|35.1642166,33.3557093|50.8415196,4.40972",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Province of Venice|South-West Region, Ireland|Cyprus|Ημαθία|Baranya|Vidzeme|Bydgosko-toruński|Angus and Dundee City|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","ITH35|IE053|CY000|EL521|HU231|LV008|PL613|UKM71|BE100","2014-2020","The potential of Cultural & Creative Industries (CCIs) in developing new Cultural & Creative Tourism (CCT) products and services for Growth & Jobs, is being advanced by the Cult-CreaTE project with policy change in 8 regions. Common challenges are: - The contribution of CCIs to CCT has not been given the attention it deserves to date. Cultural tourism needs CCIs to partially reinvent itself and attract the new generations. CCIs are also an indispensable source of innovation for other types of sustainable tourism, typically ‘Creative Tourism’. - Creative Tourism is considered a new generation of cultural tourism by involving the tourists themselves and the locals in the creation of the tourist products (co-creation). - CCIs are in a strategic position to promote smart, sustainable and inclusive growth in all EU regions and cities, and thus contribute fully to the Europe 2020 Strategy and beyond, through their deployment for CCT. - While some EU regions have been very good at tapping into this extraordinary potential as a way to promote socio-economic development, it however, appears that many others have not been making most of this potential. - Synergies between sustainable tourism and CCIs can enhance the visibility and promotion of CCT. These synergies can contribute to the promotion of sustainable tourism destinations, an attraction of new investment and creation of new employment opportunities, particularly for youth and in lagging regions. The overall objective is to redeploy CCIs for the development and promotion of CCT strategies, with sustainability, innovations, capitalisation, policy learning, policy implementation and capacity building. Main outputs are action plans, with implementation and monitoring of improved policy instruments in 8 destination regions, communication and dissemination tools for policy learning and capacity building, contribution to EU policies and EU2020 targets. The beneficiaries are public authorities and their stakeholders.","The potential of Cultural & Creative Industries (CCIs) in developing new Cultural & Creative Tourism (CCT) products and services for Growth & Jobs, is being advanced by the Cult-CreaTE project with policy change in 8 regions. Common challenges are: - The contribution of CCIs to CCT has not been given the attention it deserves to date. Cultural tourism needs CCIs to partially reinvent itself and attract the new generations. CCIs are also an indispensable source of innovation for other types of sustainable tourism, typically ‘Creative Tourism’. - Creative Tourism is considered a new generation of cultural tourism by involving the tourists themselves and the locals in the creation of the tourist products (co-creation). - CCIs are in a strategic position to promote smart, sustainable and inclusive growth in all EU regions and cities, and thus contribute fully to the Europe 2020 Strategy and beyond, through their deployment for CCT. - While some EU regions have been very good at tapping into this extraordinary potential as a way to promote socio-economic development, it however, appears that many others have not been making most of this potential. - Synergies between sustainable tourism and CCIs can enhance the visibility and promotion of CCT. These synergies can contribute to the promotion of sustainable tourism destinations, an attraction of new investment and creation of new employment opportunities, particularly for youth and in lagging regions. The overall objective is to redeploy CCIs for the development and promotion of CCT strategies, with sustainability, innovations, capitalisation, policy learning, policy implementation and capacity building. Main outputs are action plans, with implementation and monitoring of improved policy instruments in 8 destination regions, communication and dissemination tools for policy learning and capacity building, contribution to EU policies and EU2020 targets. The beneficiaries are public authorities and their stakeholders.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233227","Feasibility study to determine the need for tactile sensory products for the benefit of people with sensory needs.","Feasibility study to determine the need for tactile sensory products for the benefit of people with sensory needs.","Ireland",null,"30/09/2014","22/06/2015","50","3164","EUR","1582","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531589","52.68477435,-7.898080410304","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Feasibility study to determine the need for tactile sensory products for the benefit of people with sensory needs.","Feasibility study to determine the need for tactile sensory products for the benefit of people with sensory needs.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300893","Hybrid energy solution for buildings, transportation, mobility, and infrastructure","Hybrid energy solution for buildings, transportation, mobility, and infrastructure","Sweden|Ireland|Norway",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","41.6","100000","EUR","41600","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369876","51.9096365,-8.477532|51.8925997,-8.5084258|67.2891105,14.5602521|63.8272938,20.2602183",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Nordland","SE331|IE053|NO071","2014-2020","How urban and rural areas in the northern periphery and arctic can implement more energy efficient solutions to obtain substantial reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, is the focus of this project: “Hybrid energy solutionS for buildings, transportation, mobility, and infrastructure (Hybes)”. We need to rethink and develop energy efficient solutions and combine different renewable energy carriers for buildings and transportation.To reach the EU goal to make buildings energy- and CO2-neutral it is important to take into use and combine different energy technologies. To build in this flexibility and capacity will make the energy infrastructure less vulnerable and reduce future infrastructure cost substantial. A key objective of this proposal is to provide a future project proposal which will facilitate the delivery of pilot decarbonisation zones (DZ’s) in urban and rural settlements across the NPA region. These DZ’s will combine differing techniques in delivering CO2 neutrality.To build capacity is also essential to make transportation and mobility sustainable and to promote the transformation of transportation towards using electricity and hydrogen for transportation. The preparatory project Hybes, as part of Bridging Call for Main Project Applications, consists of a consortium of local authorities, social housing organizations, and research institutions and will engage stakeholders and communities. Hybes pre-project aims to develop a high-quality proposal of the NPA 2021 2027 programme with focus on \"Strengthening the capacity for cilimate change adpation\". Current partners have experience, and knowledge to develop a successful main Proposal. The Hybes project has partners in three regions of the NPA. The lead partner is Nordland Research Institute, Norway. Other partners are Cork County Council, NCE Insulation, and the Municipality of Umeå, Sweden. We aim to involves other NPA regions during the preparatory project to cover most NPA areas.","How urban and rural areas in the northern periphery and arctic can implement more energy efficient solutions to obtain substantial reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, is the focus of this project: “Hybrid energy solutionS for buildings, transportation, mobility, and infrastructure (Hybes)”. We need to rethink and develop energy efficient solutions and combine different renewable energy carriers for buildings and transportation.To reach the EU goal to make buildings energy- and CO2-neutral it is important to take into use and combine different energy technologies. To build in this flexibility and capacity will make the energy infrastructure less vulnerable and reduce future infrastructure cost substantial. A key objective of this proposal is to provide a future project proposal which will facilitate the delivery of pilot decarbonisation zones (DZ’s) in urban and rural settlements across the NPA region. These DZ’s will combine differing techniques in delivering CO2 neutrality.To build capacity is also essential to make transportation and mobility sustainable and to promote the transformation of transportation towards using electricity and hydrogen for transportation. The preparatory project Hybes, as part of Bridging Call for Main Project Applications, consists of a consortium of local authorities, social housing organizations, and research institutions and will engage stakeholders and communities. Hybes pre-project aims to develop a high-quality proposal of the NPA 2021 2027 programme with focus on \"Strengthening the capacity for cilimate change adpation\". Current partners have experience, and knowledge to develop a successful main Proposal. The Hybes project has partners in three regions of the NPA. The lead partner is Nordland Research Institute, Norway. Other partners are Cork County Council, NCE Insulation, and the Municipality of Umeå, Sweden. We aim to involves other NPA regions during the preparatory project to cover most NPA areas.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234018","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","127389.41","EUR","63694.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13505: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","13505: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234186","FOOD NUTRITION & INNOVATIONS LTD 159802","FOOD NUTRITION & INNOVATIONS LTD 159802","Ireland",null,"24/03/2016","19/05/2017","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531747","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit and Operations Manager","Recruit and Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233453","A&M Belting - Cooperative positioning","A&M Belting - Cooperative positioning","Ireland",null,"17/05/2017","17/11/2017","50","2215","EUR","1107.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532080","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Use of cooperative positioning techniques","Use of cooperative positioning techniques","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232211","Litium Ion Optimisation System","Litium Ion Optimisation System","Ireland",null,"15/09/2016","30/09/2018","50","10320.64","EUR","5160.32","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Litium Ion Optimisation System","Litium Ion Optimisation System","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294713","Growing the Seaweed Market in the Northern Periphery Area","Growing the Seaweed Market in the Northern Periphery Area","Ireland|United Kingdom|Faroe Islands|Iceland",null,"30/09/2018","30/11/2018","36.22","43300","EUR","15684.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372489","64.1387985,-21.9554338|58.2134853,-6.3966714|62.0189657,-6.7732857|53.2500951,-9.2005764",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Capital Region","IE042|IS001","2014-2020","The objective of the project is to improve the economic opportunities along the seaweed supply chain; this will be achieved at the niche market level by developing innovative ways the industry can sustainably expand through diversifying species use, adding value through process optimisation, identifying opportunities for small to medium scale cultivation, identifying value added products and services. In addition, this project will develop opportunities and promote international markets. The sustainable management and regulation of both harvesting and cultivating the raw product will also be included. Aquaculture is a growing and increasingly important sector which helps to underpin sustainable economic growth in rural and coastal communities, especially in remote maritime northern periphery areas. Seaweed production and harvesting has a long history, primarily as a food source, but, also over the last two centuries, seaweed has been used in a range of products such as potash, methane, acetone and butanol. More recently, research has been initiated to understand the impact and feasibility of the large-scale cultivation of seaweed for biofuels and as a waste water treatment mechanism. Seaweed extracts are now commonly used in a range of different products, often in niche markets, including animal feed, fertilisers, artisan gin production and beauty products. There are many SMEs in the northern periphery region who make and sell seaweed-based products. These companies are fragmented internationally, with markets disparately and unevenly developed across the region. Seaweed also has an important ecological role in the cultural and coastal ecosystems in the northern Atlantic. A key aim is to enable the transfer and development of models and solutions, linking the creative sectors and SMEs to promote innovation and to encourage participation of underrepresented groups, e.g. as young women, in innovative sectors.","The objective of the project is to improve the economic opportunities along the seaweed supply chain; this will be achieved at the niche market level by developing innovative ways the industry can sustainably expand through diversifying species use, adding value through process optimisation, identifying opportunities for small to medium scale cultivation, identifying value added products and services. In addition, this project will develop opportunities and promote international markets. The sustainable management and regulation of both harvesting and cultivating the raw product will also be included. Aquaculture is a growing and increasingly important sector which helps to underpin sustainable economic growth in rural and coastal communities, especially in remote maritime northern periphery areas. Seaweed production and harvesting has a long history, primarily as a food source, but, also over the last two centuries, seaweed has been used in a range of products such as potash, methane, acetone and butanol. More recently, research has been initiated to understand the impact and feasibility of the large-scale cultivation of seaweed for biofuels and as a waste water treatment mechanism. Seaweed extracts are now commonly used in a range of different products, often in niche markets, including animal feed, fertilisers, artisan gin production and beauty products. There are many SMEs in the northern periphery region who make and sell seaweed-based products. These companies are fragmented internationally, with markets disparately and unevenly developed across the region. Seaweed also has an important ecological role in the cultural and coastal ecosystems in the northern Atlantic. A key aim is to enable the transfer and development of models and solutions, linking the creative sectors and SMEs to promote innovation and to encourage participation of underrepresented groups, e.g. as young women, in innovative sectors.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233344","Investigation of the Mechanisms of Tool Wear in Cutting of Cobalt Chromium Alloy","Investigation of the Mechanisms of Tool Wear in Cutting of Cobalt Chromium Alloy","Ireland",null,"13/10/2014","13/10/2016","50","38745.44","EUR","19372.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3497645,-6.2602732","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Investigation of the Mechanisms of Tool Wear in Cutting of Cobalt Chromium Alloy","Investigation of the Mechanisms of Tool Wear in Cutting of Cobalt Chromium Alloy","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298081","Assessing and enhancing ecosystem services provided by diadromous fish in a climate change context","Assessing and enhancing ecosystem services provided by diadromous fish in a climate change context","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"19/04/2018","31/12/2021","75","2214446.04","EUR","1660834.53","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376119","44.741163,-0.684355|48.633024,-2.055125|50.6144279,-2.457621|43.3948548,-2.6965229|50.3754565,-4.1426565|53.3498053,-6.2603097|38.571431,-7.913502|42.8782132,-8.5448445|41.9428454,-8.7408025|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|Plymouth|Biscay|A Coruña Province|Alentejo Central|Lisbon metropolitan area|Alto Minho Subregion|Gironde|Ille-et-Vilaine","IE061|UKK41|ES213|ES111|PT187|PT170|PT111|FRI12|FRH03","2014-2020","Diadromous fish (shads, lampreys, eel, salmon, trout & mullet) are migratory, moving between fresh and marine waters. Through their journey, they provide ecosystem services (e.g. income, food, recreation) to local communities but few quantitative estimations exist. These services could be threatened by climate change due to spatial reallocation of fish and related benefits. DiadES aims to assess and enhance ecosystem services provided by diadromous fish in the Atlantic Area, and in parallel, the conservation status of these species, by explicitly considering in their management expected impacts of climate change on their distributions. DiadES will positively impact diadromous fish management in the face of global climate change by improving awareness and knowledge on the services provided by these species and the need to set common management measures targeting both anthropogenic pressures & climate change; favouring a joint promotion of ecosystem services related to diadromous fish in the Atlantic Area to the wider public; ensuring a sustainable ecosystem services provision by these species, combining exploitation & conservation, in support of Atlantic Area local economies and quality of life.","Diadromous fish (shads, lampreys, eel, salmon, trout & mullet) are migratory, moving between fresh and marine waters. Through their journey, they provide ecosystem services (e.g. income, food, recreation) to local communities but few quantitative estimations exist. These services could be threatened by climate change due to spatial reallocation of fish and related benefits. DiadES aims to assess and enhance ecosystem services provided by diadromous fish in the Atlantic Area, and in parallel, the conservation status of these species, by explicitly considering in their management expected impacts of climate change on their distributions. DiadES will positively impact diadromous fish management in the face of global climate change by improving awareness and knowledge on the services provided by these species and the need to set common management measures targeting both anthropogenic pressures & climate change; favouring a joint promotion of ecosystem services related to diadromous fish in the Atlantic Area to the wider public; ensuring a sustainable ecosystem services provision by these species, combining exploitation & conservation, in support of Atlantic Area local economies and quality of life.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234041","LEO Louth IBYE TDMP 2016","LEO Louth IBYE TDMP 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","16536.69","EUR","8268.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531924","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrenpreneurs between the ages of 18/35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrenpreneurs between the ages of 18/35 through training and development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234095","MAY 3 SOFTWARE LTD  159285","MAY 3 SOFTWARE LTD  159285","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015",null,"50","64382.5","EUR","32191.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532048","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13890: Major redesign & enhancement of retail software package called 'WinRetail'","13890: Major redesign & enhancement of retail software package called 'WinRetail'","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234034","SPECTAC INTERNATIONAL LTD 158735","SPECTAC INTERNATIONAL LTD 158735","Ireland",null,"26/08/2015",null,"50","28500","EUR","14250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531923","53.99592635,-6.2674226863247",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13850: Recruitment of a Process Manager","13850: Recruitment of a Process Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234201","Athlone Church Street Enhancement Project, DUCGS Scheme","Athlone Church Street Enhancement Project, DUCGS Scheme","Ireland",null,"03/02/2016","31/12/2019","50","2005567.25","EUR","1002783.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531771",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","DUCGS revitalisation scheme, Athlone Church Street.Investment priority 6(e)","DUCGS revitalisation scheme, Athlone Church Street.Investment priority 6(e)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234087","Measure 2 Expenditure","Measure 2 Expenditure","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","187355.31","EUR","93677.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532038","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13618: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development programme","13618: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548098","Momentum","Momentum","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014","31/12/2018","66.67","13800000","EUR","9200460","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614773","53.3834538,-6.1819232454736|53.3612231,-6.185466806|53.33894015,-6.2527128217596|53.3524881,-6.2566456897218|53.3605505,-6.2844704545646|53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|53.3866136,-6.2926269322938|53.3502629,-6.3202128838661|53.32052905,-6.328824142091|53.34321655,-6.3609635971313|52.95814675,-6.3819707086777|53.39493455,-6.3892085449376|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.31701835,-6.4385190727374|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|53.64978435,-6.5885294920099|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|52.5687098,-7.1889830921815|54.03497495,-7.2937022825584|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.1509131,-7.6577981806527|53.7319849,-7.6953513990132|53.13617215,-7.8103407517842|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|53.6982695,-8.2182507612962|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|54.19298605,-8.7305426729522|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|52.85725745,-8.9374359259945|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","103","Sustainable integration into the labour market of young people, in particular those not in employment, education or training, including young people at risk of social exclusion and young people from marginalised communities, including through the implementation of the Youth Guarantee","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Targeted to benefit the long term unemployed and those under 25 years of age.  It is focused on funding upskilling programmes delivering qualifications up to Level 6 on the National Framework of Qualifications, or equivalent, and re-skilling programmes providing qualifications up to NFQ Level 6, or equivalent. The programme includes on-the job training in the form of work experience modules","Targeted to benefit the long term unemployed and those under 25 years of age.  It is focused on funding upskilling programmes delivering qualifications up to Level 6 on the National Framework of Qualifications, or equivalent, and re-skilling programmes providing qualifications up to NFQ Level 6, or equivalent. The programme includes on-the job training in the form of work experience modules","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297059","Blue Circular Tech","Blue Circular Tech","Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","43.32","59925.25","EUR","25957.94","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381886","51.2154086,-0.8040739|53.9020549,-8.5787592|63.3255951,10.3734959",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|West Surrey","IE042|UKJ25","2014-2020","Due to the ongoing degradation of ocean health caused by emissions of waste plastics, marine plastic pollution is high on the global agenda where targets to abolish marine litter feature in international policy frameworks such as the Ocean Decade and the SDGs. Though figures vary, it is clear that a large proportion of marine plastic is composed of abandoned, lost, and discarded fishing gear (ALDFGs). Achieving these targets will require a systemic shift from linear to circular value chains for plastic, and a shift in the current perception of single-use or discarded plastics from waste to resource among businesses, consumers, and communities. Another impetus comes from the incoming Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme for fishing gear (2024) and emerging CEN standards for the design of gear (also 2024) which will have major implications for gear design, manufacture, marketing, and disposal or reuse. Following the NPA projects Circular Ocean (2016 Regiostars Public Choice Award winner) and Blue Circular Economy (2020 Regiostars Awards finalist), there is a continued need to engage SMEs and other stakeholders in the marine sector to develop solutions for ALDFGs while also generating new opportunities in the circular economy. Using lessons from these and other initiatives, BCT will seek to accelerate the ability of peripheral communities and SMEs to create these solutions. It will connect SMEs interested in generating resources from waste gear, and give them greater insight into emerging technologies, upcycling opportunities, and product development strategies including product sustainability narratives centred on the circular economy. Drawing on the expert connections developed during Circular Ocean and BCE, the BCT project will also inform and engage SMEs, marine stakeholders, and marine communities about the relevant legislation and policies which are taking shape around gear design, EPR, and national and transnational circular economy initiatives.","Due to the ongoing degradation of ocean health caused by emissions of waste plastics, marine plastic pollution is high on the global agenda where targets to abolish marine litter feature in international policy frameworks such as the Ocean Decade and the SDGs. Though figures vary, it is clear that a large proportion of marine plastic is composed of abandoned, lost, and discarded fishing gear (ALDFGs). Achieving these targets will require a systemic shift from linear to circular value chains for plastic, and a shift in the current perception of single-use or discarded plastics from waste to resource among businesses, consumers, and communities. Another impetus comes from the incoming Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme for fishing gear (2024) and emerging CEN standards for the design of gear (also 2024) which will have major implications for gear design, manufacture, marketing, and disposal or reuse. Following the NPA projects Circular Ocean (2016 Regiostars Public Choice Award winner) and Blue Circular Economy (2020 Regiostars Awards finalist), there is a continued need to engage SMEs and other stakeholders in the marine sector to develop solutions for ALDFGs while also generating new opportunities in the circular economy. Using lessons from these and other initiatives, BCT will seek to accelerate the ability of peripheral communities and SMEs to create these solutions. It will connect SMEs interested in generating resources from waste gear, and give them greater insight into emerging technologies, upcycling opportunities, and product development strategies including product sustainability narratives centred on the circular economy. Drawing on the expert connections developed during Circular Ocean and BCE, the BCT project will also inform and engage SMEs, marine stakeholders, and marine communities about the relevant legislation and policies which are taking shape around gear design, EPR, and national and transnational circular economy initiatives.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548069","Garda Youth Diversion Projects (GYDPs)","Garda Youth Diversion Projects (GYDPs)","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015",null,"50","75125160","EUR","37562580","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614781","53.3834538,-6.1819232454736|53.24093525,-6.1833453304901|53.3612231,-6.185466806|53.40036075,-6.2094911709657|53.3524881,-6.2566456897218|53.3605505,-6.2844704545646|53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|53.3866136,-6.2926269322938|53.2557218,-6.2963449442233|53.3502629,-6.3202128838661|53.32052905,-6.328824142091|53.34321655,-6.3609635971313|52.95814675,-6.3819707086777|53.39493455,-6.3892085449376|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.31701835,-6.4385190727374|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|53.64978435,-6.5885294920099|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|52.5687098,-7.1889830921815|54.03497495,-7.2937022825584|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.1509131,-7.6577981806527|53.7319849,-7.6953513990132|53.13617215,-7.8103407517842|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|53.6982695,-8.2182507612962|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|54.19298605,-8.7305426729522|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|52.85725745,-8.9374359259945|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","109","Active inclusion, including with a view to promoting equal opportunities and active participation, and improving employability","TO09","Social inclusion","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","The main aim of the operation is to engage with young people (aged 12-17) at risk of/or involved in anti-social and/or criminal behaviour and provide them with targeted supports designed to address their offending behaviour assisting them to become positive contributors to society. The funded projects offer their young participants opportunities for education, employment and  training as well as sport, art, music and other activities all of which contribute to improving employability.","The main aim of the operation is to engage with young people (aged 12-17) at risk of/or involved in anti-social and/or criminal behaviour and provide them with targeted supports designed to address their offending behaviour assisting them to become positive contributors to society. The funded projects offer their young participants opportunities for education, employment and  training as well as sport, art, music and other activities all of which contribute to improving employability.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233357","Design of robotic assisted endoscopy system","Design of robotic assisted endoscopy system","Ireland",null,"01/07/2016","05/05/2018","50","3946.01","EUR","1973","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Design of robotic assisted endoscopy system","Design of robotic assisted endoscopy system","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233993","PRIOR TOOL & DIE LTD 158777","PRIOR TOOL & DIE LTD 158777","Ireland",null,"02/09/2015",null,"50","15000","EUR","7500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531894","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13834: Recruitment of a Graduate Design Engineer","13834: Recruitment of a Graduate Design Engineer","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300651","Health-responsive planning and management of urban green infrastructure","Health-responsive planning and management of urban green infrastructure","Finland|Poland|Italy|Netherlands|Ireland|Estonia|Romania|Hungary|Spain",null,"02/09/2019","13/05/2022","74.84","749974.43","EUR","561285","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4371960","38.1965614,-0.5612438|52.6651573,-8.6248271|38.1863725,15.5609295|52.4059141,16.9350618|47.492497,19.0161978|60.2054911,24.6559|47.6400725,26.2477426|58.3800583,26.7219135|51.5719149,4.768323",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Uusimaa|Province of Messina|Mid-West Region|Alicante|Budapest|Lõuna-Eesti|West-Noord-Brabant|Miasto Poznań|Suceava","FI1B1|ITG13|IE051|ES521|HU110|EE008|NL411|PL415|RO215","2014-2020","As a response to the various health risks related to rapid urbanization and the densification of cities, the Health&Greenspace project promotes health-responsive planning and management of urban green infrastructure with an overall aim to bring health and well-being benefits for citizens across Europe. A holistic approach is applied by the network that addresses the main functions provided by urban green infrastructure that deliver health and social benefits.","As a response to the various health risks related to rapid urbanization and the densification of cities, the Health&Greenspace project promotes health-responsive planning and management of urban green infrastructure with an overall aim to bring health and well-being benefits for citizens across Europe. A holistic approach is applied by the network that addresses the main functions provided by urban green infrastructure that deliver health and social benefits.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233225","The vision of BeRetail is to be the worldwide leader in facilitating online selling by simplifying the supply chain","The vision of BeRetail is to be the worldwide leader in facilitating online selling by simplifying the supply chain","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","31/12/2015","50","10514.5","EUR","5257.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531584","52.95814675,-6.3819707086777","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","The vision of BeRetail is to be the worldwide leader in facilitating online selling by simplifying the supply chain","The vision of BeRetail is to be the worldwide leader in facilitating online selling by simplifying the supply chain","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233555","Centre for Research in Medical Devices","Centre for Research in Medical Devices","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2020","50","381486.61","EUR","190743.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14140: Centre for Research in Medical Devices","14140: Centre for Research in Medical Devices","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299487","FINDING OUR NICHES FOR SUSTAINABLE LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. LEVERAGING THE NEXUS OF PEOPLE, PLACE AND TECHNOLOGY","FINDING OUR NICHES FOR SUSTAINABLE LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. LEVERAGING THE NEXUS OF PEOPLE, PLACE AND TECHNOLOGY","Finland|Italy|Portugal|Netherlands|Ireland|Estonia|Latvia|Slovenia|Bulgaria|Spain",null,"07/10/2019","13/05/2022","78.88","748135.57","EUR","590141.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358714","41.3080565,-4.9160275|53.4590792,-6.2191185|41.2696065,-8.0783029|42.7601872,11.1138585|45.6429164,14.8557432|61.4897493,21.7974627|56.6655564,22.4938562|58.3824615,24.5099607|42.871364,25.3153946|50.8866495,5.9776121",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Satakunta|Dublin Region|Valladolid Province|Tâmega e Sousa subregion|Lääne-Eesti|Zuid-Limburg|Kurzeme|Jugovzhodna Slovenija|Province of Grosseto|Gabrovo Province","FI196|IE061|ES418|PT11C|EE004|NL423|LV003|SI037|ITI1A|BG322","2014-2020","iPLACE is based on 10 small EU cities that aim to produce 10 different and unique robust economic development strategies, targeting their own genuine \"niches\", and generating \"urban innovation ecosystems\". City partners will focus on deepening the understanding of their own local economic strenghs and establish strategic methods to revitalise their economy, adapt their city to the \"next economy\" and to future economic changes, establishing methodological bases for generate resilient cities.","iPLACE is based on 10 small EU cities that aim to produce 10 different and unique robust economic development strategies, targeting their own genuine \"niches\", and generating \"urban innovation ecosystems\". City partners will focus on deepening the understanding of their own local economic strenghs and establish strategic methods to revitalise their economy, adapt their city to the \"next economy\" and to future economic changes, establishing methodological bases for generate resilient cities.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302716","Shaping Ourselves and Our Children: Building the foundations of good community relations in family life (SOOC)","Shaping Ourselves and Our Children: Building the foundations of good community relations in family life (SOOC)","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/12/2017","31/05/2021","81.55","1333917.28","EUR","1087856.47","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4377062","54.5944142,-5.8494453|55.0178807,-7.3326637|55.0204391,-7.3513097|54.9966251,-7.5154084|54.2614378,-8.4678447",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane","IE041|UKN06|UKN0A","2014-2020","Shaping Ourselves & Our Children: Building the foundations of good community relations in family life’ (SOOC) is an innovative inter-generational project aimed at promoting reconciliation & good relations by the addressing the site where human values & social attitudes are initially formed & shaped i.e. the Home Learning Environment, where the parent is the key actor. The home is the most intimate & fundamental unit in any society & community; one that links personal identity & wider social & cultural processes. In spite of political & social progress made over the last 20 years, many communities in NI & the border region are still characterised by social isolation, segregation & division & by fear, mistrust, intolerance, sectarianism & racism, now overlaid by increased ethnic diversity. Many of today’s parents experienced conflict-related trauma themselves as children or were raised by parents affected by violence, loss & trauma; experiences that have influenced parents’ capacities to establish compassionate & adaptive relationships with their children essential to good child outcomes & reproducing in many homes trans-generational cycles & conflict-related narratives that transmit & extend the legacy of the conflict from one generation to the next. Improving empathy, understanding, trust & respect is recognised in policy as one of two key conditions for improving social & community relations. The second is improving equality of opportunity. This project aims to contribute to addressing both these objectives by addressing issues of parenting & child development in the home from a good relations perspective. The LF is an all-Ireland body with 30 years’ experience in parenting & child development. We & 4 of our partners specialise in delivering an evidence-based programme, the Growing Child, on a one-to-one basis to parents in their homes. In this project we will be collaborating with The Junction, an organisation with specialised expertise in peace & reconciliation training to develop a new evidence-informed group-based parenting programme that will bring together parents from different backgrounds & communities & support them to reflect on the impact of the legacy of the conflict & their own social attitudes & practices on their children & their child’s social attitudes & life chances. Policy frameworks in both children & family support services & in the peace & reconciliation sector recognise the importance of home & family life in the social & emotional development of children, on how children relate to one another & to the social world & to the trans-generational transmission of the traumatic & other legacies of the conflict & violence. Yet parenting support programme are generally not designed from a good relations perspective nor are parenting practitioners trained to deliver parenting support from a good relations focus. The SOOC will address this gap.","Shaping Ourselves & Our Children: Building the foundations of good community relations in family life’ (SOOC) is an innovative inter-generational project aimed at promoting reconciliation & good relations by the addressing the site where human values & social attitudes are initially formed & shaped i.e. the Home Learning Environment, where the parent is the key actor. The home is the most intimate & fundamental unit in any society & community; one that links personal identity & wider social & cultural processes. In spite of political & social progress made over the last 20 years, many communities in NI & the border region are still characterised by social isolation, segregation & division & by fear, mistrust, intolerance, sectarianism & racism, now overlaid by increased ethnic diversity. Many of today’s parents experienced conflict-related trauma themselves as children or were raised by parents affected by violence, loss & trauma; experiences that have influenced parents’ capacities to establish compassionate & adaptive relationships with their children essential to good child outcomes & reproducing in many homes trans-generational cycles & conflict-related narratives that transmit & extend the legacy of the conflict from one generation to the next. Improving empathy, understanding, trust & respect is recognised in policy as one of two key conditions for improving social & community relations. The second is improving equality of opportunity. This project aims to contribute to addressing both these objectives by addressing issues of parenting & child development in the home from a good relations perspective. The LF is an all-Ireland body with 30 years’ experience in parenting & child development. We & 4 of our partners specialise in delivering an evidence-based programme, the Growing Child, on a one-to-one basis to parents in their homes. In this project we will be collaborating with The Junction, an organisation with specialised expertise in peace & reconciliation training to develop a new evidence-informed group-based parenting programme that will bring together parents from different backgrounds & communities & support them to reflect on the impact of the legacy of the conflict & their own social attitudes & practices on their children & their child’s social attitudes & life chances. Policy frameworks in both children & family support services & in the peace & reconciliation sector recognise the importance of home & family life in the social & emotional development of children, on how children relate to one another & to the social world & to the trans-generational transmission of the traumatic & other legacies of the conflict & violence. Yet parenting support programme are generally not designed from a good relations perspective nor are parenting practitioners trained to deliver parenting support from a good relations focus. The SOOC will address this gap.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233948","SYNECCO LTD 158501","SYNECCO LTD 158501","Ireland",null,"21/04/2015",null,"50","31500","EUR","15750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531862","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13849: Recruitment of a Supply Chain Manager","13849: Recruitment of a Supply Chain Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233250","Feasibility Grant to research the establishment of new vodka - Wexford Potato Vodka.","Feasibility Grant to research the establishment of new vodka - Wexford Potato Vodka.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","10/05/2016","50","12997.22","EUR","6498.61","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531630","52.46018745,-6.6065154591592","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Feasibility Grant to research the establishment of new vodka - Wexford Potato Vodka.","Feasibility Grant to research the establishment of new vodka - Wexford Potato Vodka.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300917","Towards the machining shop-floor of the future","Towards the machining shop-floor of the future","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Switzerland|Belgium",null,"31/05/2018","28/02/2023","51.53","5007530.75","EUR","2580514.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4370066","55.8611404,-4.2447421|53.3064715,-6.2184991|53.2817307,-6.466167|49.2055602,2.6065019|50.8607087,4.6806033|52.2608286,6.785392|47.4999345,8.7203081|47.4975628,8.7313019|47.9826942,8.8208259|52.017517,8.9037485",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|Lippe|Tuttlingen|Arrondissement of Leuven|Twente|Oise|Glasgow City","IE061|DEA45|DE137|BE242|NL213|FRE22|UKM82","2014-2020","Issue: Machining (turning, drilling, milling) is a manufacturing process where dedicated tools are used to remove material from a workpiece to obtain the desired shape. The NWE machining sector comprises 6800 SMEs with 135.000 FTE and generates €24 billion turnover. This sector has innovated too little in the past 5 years, resulting in a decreased turnover (4%) and employment (5%) and delocalization of machining of large series to low-wage countries. The project aims to increase the knowledge level of machining SMEs and transform them into more innovative enterprises by transferring knowledge on innovative technologies, stimulating hands-on experimenting and supporting the transformation process. Outputs: An online portal provides free access to specialized knowledge on innovative technologies for machining. A transnational fieldlab network integrates seven regional fieldlabs and gives machining SMEs open access to complementary state-of-the-art equipment and inspiring demonstrators. Twelve machining applications - based on the typical challenges from the NWE machining sector - are co-developed with the machining SMEs to translate the broad Industry 4.0 vision into tangible applications with high potential for machining. A voucher scheme is set-up to (financially) support machining SMEs that want to transform their production systems (50 transformation vouchers of 12.000€). 50 machining SMEs are intensively supported and coached to define their transformation plan and start the integration of innovative technologies in their production system. Project outputs are placed under care of EFFRA and transferred across different sectors in NWE. Change: 1000 SMEs acquired knowledge on innovative machining technologies, 250 SMEs experimented with new technologies and collaborated with R&D partners and 50 SMEs received intensive business support. This increase the knowledge/innovation level for machining in NWE.","Issue: Machining (turning, drilling, milling) is a manufacturing process where dedicated tools are used to remove material from a workpiece to obtain the desired shape. The NWE machining sector comprises 6800 SMEs with 135.000 FTE and generates €24 billion turnover. This sector has innovated too little in the past 5 years, resulting in a decreased turnover (4%) and employment (5%) and delocalization of machining of large series to low-wage countries. The project aims to increase the knowledge level of machining SMEs and transform them into more innovative enterprises by transferring knowledge on innovative technologies, stimulating hands-on experimenting and supporting the transformation process. Outputs: An online portal provides free access to specialized knowledge on innovative technologies for machining. A transnational fieldlab network integrates seven regional fieldlabs and gives machining SMEs open access to complementary state-of-the-art equipment and inspiring demonstrators. Twelve machining applications - based on the typical challenges from the NWE machining sector - are co-developed with the machining SMEs to translate the broad Industry 4.0 vision into tangible applications with high potential for machining. A voucher scheme is set-up to (financially) support machining SMEs that want to transform their production systems (50 transformation vouchers of 12.000€). 50 machining SMEs are intensively supported and coached to define their transformation plan and start the integration of innovative technologies in their production system. Project outputs are placed under care of EFFRA and transferred across different sectors in NWE. Change: 1000 SMEs acquired knowledge on innovative machining technologies, 250 SMEs experimented with new technologies and collaborated with R&D partners and 50 SMEs received intensive business support. This increase the knowledge/innovation level for machining in NWE.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233599","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/08/2019","50","220478.47","EUR","110239.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14142: Mechanobiology based approaches for osteoporosis therapeutics","14142: Mechanobiology based approaches for osteoporosis therapeutics","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235250","New Frontiers Education Programme 2016","New Frontiers Education Programme 2016","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","01/03/2021","50","560193.75","EUR","280096.88","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","To deliver the three-phase New Frontiers Education Programme 2016.","To deliver the three-phase New Frontiers Education Programme 2016.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233916","UNILOKOMOTIVE LTD 158780","UNILOKOMOTIVE LTD 158780","Ireland",null,"14/07/2015","19/12/2017","50","27000","EUR","13500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531833","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Equipment to improve road/rail production capabilities","Equipment to improve road/rail production capabilities","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233584","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/08/2019","50","29770.58","EUR","14885.29","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14142: Mechanobiology based approaches for osteoporosis therapeutics","14142: Mechanobiology based approaches for osteoporosis therapeutics","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233852","LEO Galway IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Galway IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","25693.53","EUR","12846.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531852","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295899","Making Regional Manufacturing Globally Competitive and Innovative","Making Regional Manufacturing Globally Competitive and Innovative","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/05/2015","30/04/2018","49.63","2027886","EUR","1006511.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357619","64.1378766,-21.9545108|54.6017919,-7.3024709|53.9837696,-7.3380702|54.2729339,-8.4760894|68.4358277,17.434711|65.6145762,22.1345198|63.8337336,23.1608642",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Central Ostrobothnia|Norrbotten County|Border Region|Nordland|Capital Region|Fermanagh and Omagh","FI1D5|SE332|IE041|NO071|IS001|UKN0G","2014-2020","This project will develop tools to enhance capacity of manufacturing companies in the NPA region to adapt and embrace new technologies and innovation. The toolbox developed will consist of subsets such as Digital manufacturing (robotics and simulation), New ideas and thinking (human centered and environmental thinking, competitiveness), Business models and modern Product innovation.","This project will develop tools to enhance capacity of manufacturing companies in the NPA region to adapt and embrace new technologies and innovation. The toolbox developed will consist of subsets such as Digital manufacturing (robotics and simulation), New ideas and thinking (human centered and environmental thinking, competitiveness), Business models and modern Product innovation.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233914","LEO Galway Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Galway Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","125506.61","EUR","62753.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531852","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233398","Enterprise Cloudlet will deliver a data platform as a service solution that will enable enterprises to manage, process & exchange large amounts of permissioned data while allowing consumers to manage their records.","Enterprise Cloudlet will deliver a data platform as a service solution that will enable enterprises to manage, process & exchange large amounts of permissioned data while allowing consumers to manage their records.","Ireland",null,"01/03/2015","30/04/2017","50","171565.11","EUR","85782.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Enterprise Cloudlet will deliver a data platform as a service solution that will enable enterprises to manage, process & exchange large amounts of permissioned data while allowing consumers to manage their records.","Enterprise Cloudlet will deliver a data platform as a service solution that will enable enterprises to manage, process & exchange large amounts of permissioned data while allowing consumers to manage their records.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233476","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"14/07/2015",null,"50","73500","EUR","36750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532087","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13832: Capital investment to increase output from the company's Shop fitting facility","13832: Capital investment to increase output from the company's Shop fitting facility","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302354","Sustainable Green energy technoLogy solutions for tOurism groWth","Sustainable Green energy technoLogy solutions for tOurism groWth","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","49.11","81833.82","EUR","40191.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","65.3949545,-20.9429602|55.1619159,-6.6752551|53.24918,-9.20495|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Causeway Coast and Glens","FI1D3|IE042|IS002|UKN0C","2014-2020","This project will apply a Green Business Model to pilot/learn how to develop sustainability methodologies in SMEs with a focus on companies and social enterprises serving the Dark Nights Tourism Economy. The project will support enterprises and social organisations in developing tourism flow during the dark winter months by enabling the application of immersive technologies at an enterprise level and developing common use applications presenting the night sky (developed during the project). These will be integrated into existing tourism strategies and offers on natural and cultural heritage to develop a marketing platform, which will enable the enterprises to reach beyond their existing markets. These will enable the enterprises to develop their own green business models. Green business can grow economically and reduce use of resources. The project will integrate mentoring techniques for green business with immersive technologies for maximum impact. To ensure buy in from enterprises, this bridging study will involve them in workshops to determine their priorities and what they can absorb. There will also be workshops with other stakeholders, tourism and local authorities and community groups, to determine how synergies can be developed in the quadruple helix and what are the limits to feasibility. The project offer will be aligned with regional and local project strategies and actors. There will be technical and financial feasibility studies done to ensure that the immersive technologies developed reach their objectives. The immersive technologies will include those aimed at enterprises (e.g. 360 degree photography) and the design of a virtual planetarium for application in all northern regions as a common resource. The full project plan will take account of enterprise and community needs, technological and financial feasibility, and support an application to 2021-27 programme Priority Axis 1, Specific Objective 1.3.","This project will apply a Green Business Model to pilot/learn how to develop sustainability methodologies in SMEs with a focus on companies and social enterprises serving the Dark Nights Tourism Economy. The project will support enterprises and social organisations in developing tourism flow during the dark winter months by enabling the application of immersive technologies at an enterprise level and developing common use applications presenting the night sky (developed during the project). These will be integrated into existing tourism strategies and offers on natural and cultural heritage to develop a marketing platform, which will enable the enterprises to reach beyond their existing markets. These will enable the enterprises to develop their own green business models. Green business can grow economically and reduce use of resources. The project will integrate mentoring techniques for green business with immersive technologies for maximum impact. To ensure buy in from enterprises, this bridging study will involve them in workshops to determine their priorities and what they can absorb. There will also be workshops with other stakeholders, tourism and local authorities and community groups, to determine how synergies can be developed in the quadruple helix and what are the limits to feasibility. The project offer will be aligned with regional and local project strategies and actors. There will be technical and financial feasibility studies done to ensure that the immersive technologies developed reach their objectives. The immersive technologies will include those aimed at enterprises (e.g. 360 degree photography) and the design of a virtual planetarium for application in all northern regions as a common resource. The full project plan will take account of enterprise and community needs, technological and financial feasibility, and support an application to 2021-27 programme Priority Axis 1, Specific Objective 1.3.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233236","Hand-Deployed Plasma Based Clinical and Medical Decontamination Device to Prevent Hospital Infection","Hand-Deployed Plasma Based Clinical and Medical Decontamination Device to Prevent Hospital Infection","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","01/06/2018","50","25781.91","EUR","12890.96","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531609",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Hand-Deployed Plasma Based Clinical and Medical Decontamination Device to Prevent Hospital Infection","Hand-Deployed Plasma Based Clinical and Medical Decontamination Device to Prevent Hospital Infection","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294980","Funding Atlantic network for blue economy technology transfer","Funding Atlantic network for blue economy technology transfer","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","2593636.36","EUR","1945227.27","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3134290","44.837789,-0.57918|47.218371,-1.553621|53.4807593,-2.2426305|37.7394207,-25.6686725|50.718412,-3.533899|53.3498053,-6.2603097|43.5428638,-8.090174|42.8782132,-8.5448445|38.7222524,-9.1393366|52.2713096,-9.6999325",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Azores|Dublin Region|South-West Region, Ireland|Devon|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Loire-Atlantique|Gironde|Manchester","PT200|IE061|IE053|UKK43|ES111|PT170|FRG01|FRI12|UKD33","2014-2020",null,null,"Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233309","Conformal & non-destructive doping of high mobility materials","Conformal & non-destructive doping of high mobility materials","Ireland",null,"01/11/2015","30/10/2017","50","53876.71","EUR","26938.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Conformal & non-destructive doping of high mobility materials","Conformal & non-destructive doping of high mobility materials","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232240","Platelet Monitoring biochip","Platelet Monitoring biochip","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","30/11/2017","50","131722.16","EUR","65861.08","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Platelet Monitoring biochip","Platelet Monitoring biochip","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233355","Focus on the effective separation of the PVC/PVDC & Alufoil components of waste blister packaging from the pharmaceutical industry.  It is envisaged that the ultimate outcomes from the project will be of significant benefit to & applicable across all industries producing blister pack waste.","Focus on the effective separation of the PVC/PVDC & Alufoil components of waste blister packaging from the pharmaceutical industry.  It is envisaged that the ultimate outcomes from the project will be of significant benefit to & applicable across all industries producing blister pack waste.","Ireland",null,"01/04/2016","28/02/2018","50","9719.09","EUR","4859.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Focus on the effective separation of the PVC/PVDC & Alufoil components of waste blister packaging from the pharmaceutical industry.  It is envisaged that the ultimate outcomes from the project will be of significant benefit to & applicable across all industries producing blister pack waste.","Focus on the effective separation of the PVC/PVDC & Alufoil components of waste blister packaging from the pharmaceutical industry.  It is envisaged that the ultimate outcomes from the project will be of significant benefit to & applicable across all industries producing blister pack waste.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233254","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","7897.25","EUR","3948.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531632",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234114","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157002","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157002","Ireland",null,"31/03/2014","21/12/2017","50",null,"EUR",null,"https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532055","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop an enzyme platform for use in biofuels","Develop an enzyme platform for use in biofuels","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298394","Catalysing Regions in Peripheral and Emerging Europe towards Digital Innovation Ecosystems","Catalysing Regions in Peripheral and Emerging Europe towards Digital Innovation Ecosystems","Sweden|Portugal|Ireland|France|Slovenia|Bulgaria|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/01/2023","85","1737910","EUR","1477223.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4364214","32.6477947,-16.9094263|54.9515235,-7.718374|46.0455295,14.4913182|46.0491938,14.5041552|39.5683798,2.6488461|63.8258471,20.2630354|63.8207376,20.2775428|42.6921691,23.3281771|43.1995421,27.9169763|46.9918096,3.1577737",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Västerbotten County|Madeira|Border Region|Osrednjeslovenska|Mallorca|Варна|София (столица)|Nièvre","SE331|PT300|IE041|SI041|ES532|BG331|BG411|FRC12","2014-2020","The project partners recognise that digital transformation is more than speeding the uptake of digital technologies in Peripheral and Emerging Regions. CARPE DIGEM is about how to create functioning Digital Innovation Ecosystems (DIGEM) with their RTDI skills, packages and delivery mechanisms within government, civil society and business that are required to convert the use and application of new technologies into economic and social opportunity. This requires investments in structures, strategies, tools and people that both complement and enhance the impact of the technology itself; in competences and skills, in organisational change, in new processes, business and governance models, and also in the intellectual assets that help create value from the new technologies. This element of transformation is more complex and requires greater investments than the diffusion of the technologies themselves. Moreover, it has been moving more slowly, particularly in regions outside the economic and social mainstream, where the impacts of new technologies are often complex. We will specifically address the issue of building 'SUSTAINABLE digital innovation ecosystems', focusing on inter-regional cooperation: sharing, co-development, social and economic inclusion not just on gateways to services delivered by metropolitan areas which could accentuate the regional digital divide. Crucially, we want to make sure DIGEMs work as suggested in all EC and OECD strategic documents in ALL regions; to engage with the MA’s at all levels and ensure DIGEMs can be mediators between Government and industry. Digital transformation increases the pressure on firms and public bodies to innovate continuously. CARPE DIGEM will show how we can collectively catalyse, lever, network and expand inter-regional digital eco-systems, enhancing inclusion and mediation/brokerage/coaching capacity to provide universal access to the integrated digital solutions and eco-systems our citizens and enterprises need.","The project partners recognise that digital transformation is more than speeding the uptake of digital technologies in Peripheral and Emerging Regions. CARPE DIGEM is about how to create functioning Digital Innovation Ecosystems (DIGEM) with their RTDI skills, packages and delivery mechanisms within government, civil society and business that are required to convert the use and application of new technologies into economic and social opportunity. This requires investments in structures, strategies, tools and people that both complement and enhance the impact of the technology itself; in competences and skills, in organisational change, in new processes, business and governance models, and also in the intellectual assets that help create value from the new technologies. This element of transformation is more complex and requires greater investments than the diffusion of the technologies themselves. Moreover, it has been moving more slowly, particularly in regions outside the economic and social mainstream, where the impacts of new technologies are often complex. We will specifically address the issue of building 'SUSTAINABLE digital innovation ecosystems', focusing on inter-regional cooperation: sharing, co-development, social and economic inclusion not just on gateways to services delivered by metropolitan areas which could accentuate the regional digital divide. Crucially, we want to make sure DIGEMs work as suggested in all EC and OECD strategic documents in ALL regions; to engage with the MA’s at all levels and ensure DIGEMs can be mediators between Government and industry. Digital transformation increases the pressure on firms and public bodies to innovate continuously. CARPE DIGEM will show how we can collectively catalyse, lever, network and expand inter-regional digital eco-systems, enhancing inclusion and mediation/brokerage/coaching capacity to provide universal access to the integrated digital solutions and eco-systems our citizens and enterprises need.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232296","Inn the Doghouse are devoted to the well-being of your dog through socialisation, exercise & on-going training. They offer training, daycare, sleepover & grooming services.","Inn the Doghouse are devoted to the well-being of your dog through socialisation, exercise & on-going training. They offer training, daycare, sleepover & grooming services.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/01/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531517","52.2609997,-7.1119081","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Inn the Doghouse are devoted to the well-being of your dog through socialisation, exercise & on-going training. They offer training, daycare, sleepover & grooming services.","Inn the Doghouse are devoted to the well-being of your dog through socialisation, exercise & on-going training. They offer training, daycare, sleepover & grooming services.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295376","Accelerating market uptake of FLoating Offshore Wind Technology","Accelerating market uptake of FLoating Offshore Wind Technology","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany",null,"25/10/2018","31/12/2023","46.3","28351063.76","EUR","13125225.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365767","43.3208579,-0.3663|43.4461906,-1.5534397|58.9635215,-3.3013064|53.2774902,-6.1034394|53.3340533,-6.2473598|53.4175693,-6.2644552|51.8297685,-8.3233647|48.7907712,2.045124|51.971026,5.655045|53.5210182,8.5727429",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|South-West Region, Ireland|Bremerhaven|Yvelines|Veluwe|Pyrénées-Atlantiques|Orkney Islands","IE061|IE053|DE502|FR103|NL221|FRI15|UKM65","2014-2020","Issue: The EC recently ratified a target of 27% of renewable energy by 2030, in association with a target of 40% carbon reduction. NWE needs to decarbonise its energy system. Wind energy is currently the most mature & cost-effective means of renewable energy generation, however land space and access to shallow offshore site (less than 50m water depth) are limited; space for future deployments is a major issue for further increasing wind generation capacity. Wide spread market uptake of wind energy in deep water sites requires 4 elements; - Demonstration of high survivability cost competitive Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) technology. - Raise awareness with and provide confidence to investors and project developers regarding technology investability. - Creation of supportive policy environment. - Develop an active supply chain. Change: Demonstrate the investability with at least 20 investors & project developers to raise awareness and promote the uptake of FOW. Creation of a shared political and industry vision for the development of FOW across the entire NWE region. Currently there is no shared vision. Outputs: Publication of a NWE FOW Development Plan to coordinate a change in private sector perception of floating offshore wind investability, whilst also creating supportive policy and an active supply chain across the NWE region. Deployment of FOW platform in depths of over 50m, average wind resource of 10m/s and extreme waves of over 30m that will generate 13,140 MWh/y. Building on the work that SAIPEM did deploying the HyWind project. Long term effects: By 2032 the project will have supported: - Commercial uptake of the solution on 5 sites. - 2000 MW additional capacity of floating offshore wind energy production. - 1,040,000 tons CO2 equivalent decrease of GHG emissions.","Issue: The EC recently ratified a target of 27% of renewable energy by 2030, in association with a target of 40% carbon reduction. NWE needs to decarbonise its energy system. Wind energy is currently the most mature & cost-effective means of renewable energy generation, however land space and access to shallow offshore site (less than 50m water depth) are limited; space for future deployments is a major issue for further increasing wind generation capacity. Wide spread market uptake of wind energy in deep water sites requires 4 elements; - Demonstration of high survivability cost competitive Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) technology. - Raise awareness with and provide confidence to investors and project developers regarding technology investability. - Creation of supportive policy environment. - Develop an active supply chain. Change: Demonstrate the investability with at least 20 investors & project developers to raise awareness and promote the uptake of FOW. Creation of a shared political and industry vision for the development of FOW across the entire NWE region. Currently there is no shared vision. Outputs: Publication of a NWE FOW Development Plan to coordinate a change in private sector perception of floating offshore wind investability, whilst also creating supportive policy and an active supply chain across the NWE region. Deployment of FOW platform in depths of over 50m, average wind resource of 10m/s and extreme waves of over 30m that will generate 13,140 MWh/y. Building on the work that SAIPEM did deploying the HyWind project. Long term effects: By 2032 the project will have supported: - Commercial uptake of the solution on 5 sites. - 2000 MW additional capacity of floating offshore wind energy production. - 1,040,000 tons CO2 equivalent decrease of GHG emissions.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232173","Feasibility Study to investigate the feasibility of a tail mounted device to predict the onset of calving & to contact the farmer via the GMS network","Feasibility Study to investigate the feasibility of a tail mounted device to predict the onset of calving & to contact the farmer via the GMS network","Ireland",null,"14/02/2014","30/04/2015","50","8034","EUR","4017","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531373","52.68477435,-7.898080410304","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Feasibility Study to investigate the feasibility of a tail mounted device to predict the onset of calving & to contact the farmer via the GMS network","Feasibility Study to investigate the feasibility of a tail mounted device to predict the onset of calving & to contact the farmer via the GMS network","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233796","Patient Specific Customisabel Supports for Surgical and Clinical Positioning","Patient Specific Customisabel Supports for Surgical and Clinical Positioning","Ireland",null,"01/02/2015","31/05/2015","50","9348","EUR","4674","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532101","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Patient Specific Customisabel Supports for Surgical and Clinical Positioning","Patient Specific Customisabel Supports for Surgical and Clinical Positioning","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232180","To turn a blog into a boxing news & views platform called BoxingNewsandViews.com","To turn a blog into a boxing news & views platform called BoxingNewsandViews.com","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","31/12/2015","50","3750","EUR","1875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531386","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","To turn a blog into a boxing news & views platform called BoxingNewsandViews.com","To turn a blog into a boxing news & views platform called BoxingNewsandViews.com","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232239","RECombinant Antibodies to Troponin for monitoring cardiac disease","RECombinant Antibodies to Troponin for monitoring cardiac disease","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","28/02/2019","50","80756.34","EUR","40378.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","RECombinant Antibodies to Troponin for monitoring cardiac disease","RECombinant Antibodies to Troponin for monitoring cardiac disease","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233964","Mechanically Inspired Laser Scribing of Thin Brittle Materials REI1414","Mechanically Inspired Laser Scribing of Thin Brittle Materials REI1414","Ireland",null,"20/10/2016","20/01/2017","50","10069.54","EUR","5034.77","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Mechanically Inspired Laser Scribing of Thin Brittle Materials","Mechanically Inspired Laser Scribing of Thin Brittle Materials","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2547996","Intra EU Mobility","Intra EU Mobility","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015",null,"50","2700000","EUR","1350000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614779",null,"102","Access to employment for job-seekers and inactive people, including the long-term unemployed and people far from the labour market, also through local employment initiatives and support for labour mobility","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI",null,null,"2014-2020","Aims to improve the employment prospects of young people and assist Job Seekers and Job Changers, Unemployed, Graduates and Migrants to find employment in the wider European Labour Market and assist Employers to source suitable candidates.","Aims to improve the employment prospects of young people and assist Job Seekers and Job Changers, Unemployed, Graduates and Migrants to find employment in the wider European Labour Market and assist Employers to source suitable candidates.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296055","New monitoring tools for the chemical status of transitional and coastal waters in the WFD","New monitoring tools for the chemical status of transitional and coastal waters in the WFD","Italy|Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/07/2017","30/06/2020","75","1952705.6","EUR","1464529.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452","47.218371,-1.553621|28.1235459,-15.4362574|50.6144279,-2.457621|43.3948548,-2.6965229|53.3498053,-6.2603097|38.7222524,-9.1393366|39.2238411,9.1216613",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Gran Canaria|Dublin Region|Biscay|Lisbon metropolitan area|Loire-Atlantique","ES705|IE061|ES213|PT170|FRG01","2014-2020","The protection of waters in Europe is regulated by the Water Framework Directive (WFD), which is mandatory for all European Union members. Significant progress has been made in the use of passive sampling devices for routine monitoring, but some barriers remain that prevent regulatory acceptance of passive sampling devices for checking compliance under the WFD. Adaptation of environmental quality standards suitable for passive sampling devices will allow their use to evaluate the chemical status of waters under the WFD. The main driver of the MONITOOL project is to respond to European Directive demands for the assessment of chemical status of transitional and coastal waters. The quantification of WFD priority substances and emerging contaminants is of capital importance to implement the European policies for the protection of the marine environment. However, in many cases it is very difficult or even impossible, by traditional techniques and there is an urgent need to find accurate, reliable, easy and cost-efficient alternatives. This project is deemed to be very pragmatic by adapting suitable environmental quality standards for priority and specific metals, to allow the use of passive sampling devices in a regulatory context, enhancing the implementation of the WFD and demonstrating the cross-regional (Canaries – Highlands and Islands) applicability of passive sampling devices in water monitoring and assessment by co-deployment of these devices and spot samples.","The protection of waters in Europe is regulated by the Water Framework Directive (WFD), which is mandatory for all European Union members. Significant progress has been made in the use of passive sampling devices for routine monitoring, but some barriers remain that prevent regulatory acceptance of passive sampling devices for checking compliance under the WFD. Adaptation of environmental quality standards suitable for passive sampling devices will allow their use to evaluate the chemical status of waters under the WFD. The main driver of the MONITOOL project is to respond to European Directive demands for the assessment of chemical status of transitional and coastal waters. The quantification of WFD priority substances and emerging contaminants is of capital importance to implement the European policies for the protection of the marine environment. However, in many cases it is very difficult or even impossible, by traditional techniques and there is an urgent need to find accurate, reliable, easy and cost-efficient alternatives. This project is deemed to be very pragmatic by adapting suitable environmental quality standards for priority and specific metals, to allow the use of passive sampling devices in a regulatory context, enhancing the implementation of the WFD and demonstrating the cross-regional (Canaries – Highlands and Islands) applicability of passive sampling devices in water monitoring and assessment by co-deployment of these devices and spot samples.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302357","Sustainable Resilient Coasts","Sustainable Resilient Coasts","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/03/2020","31/08/2022","63.89","999014.36","EUR","638231.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4373380","64.5598379,-21.7559616|55.130617,-6.3277127|51.8947914,-8.4939637|53.847446,-9.288309|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Causeway Coast and Glens","IE053|IE042|IS002|FI1D9|UKN0C","2014-2020","Where? Coastal zones are at the frontline of sustainability challenges; arising from the exploitation of natural resources such as fish stocks, loss of cultural heritage, changing demographics, waste disposal, and climate change impacts. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA). The coast is one of the most significant unifying habitats in the region. What? It is imperative to build the resilience of coastal communities around the world, and in the Arctic and northern periphery in particular. The project will provide a roadmap for protecting, promoting and developing the cultural and natural heritage of sparsely populated and remote coastal communities. Local authorities play a pivotal role in enabling resilience building and coastal sustainability. The project will produce a COAST Toolbox for local authorities, focusing on SMART Blue Growth, which is based on principles of sustainability, mitigation, planning, adaptation, resilience and transition. How? COAST-project seeks to establish the NPA region as a demonstration of how to deliver the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for the coast. The project brings together five partners and six associate partners from Iceland, Finland, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland. The approach includes four demonstration cases, addressing the challenges of sparsely populated, remote coastal communities. Each case is strongly supported through the partners, associates and letters of support, to ensure effective delivery and implementation at the local authority level. COAST applies a three step conceptual framework called Our Coastal Futures, designed to: i) Enable regional stakeholders and institutions to develop a common understanding of future coastal scenarios. ii) Craft robust strategies for charting a desired coastal future. iii) Create mechanism to achieve these desired outputs.","Where? Coastal zones are at the frontline of sustainability challenges; arising from the exploitation of natural resources such as fish stocks, loss of cultural heritage, changing demographics, waste disposal, and climate change impacts. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA). The coast is one of the most significant unifying habitats in the region. What? It is imperative to build the resilience of coastal communities around the world, and in the Arctic and northern periphery in particular. The project will provide a roadmap for protecting, promoting and developing the cultural and natural heritage of sparsely populated and remote coastal communities. Local authorities play a pivotal role in enabling resilience building and coastal sustainability. The project will produce a COAST Toolbox for local authorities, focusing on SMART Blue Growth, which is based on principles of sustainability, mitigation, planning, adaptation, resilience and transition. How? COAST-project seeks to establish the NPA region as a demonstration of how to deliver the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for the coast. The project brings together five partners and six associate partners from Iceland, Finland, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland. The approach includes four demonstration cases, addressing the challenges of sparsely populated, remote coastal communities. Each case is strongly supported through the partners, associates and letters of support, to ensure effective delivery and implementation at the local authority level. COAST applies a three step conceptual framework called Our Coastal Futures, designed to: i) Enable regional stakeholders and institutions to develop a common understanding of future coastal scenarios. ii) Craft robust strategies for charting a desired coastal future. iii) Create mechanism to achieve these desired outputs.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234155","MCDONALD INTERNATIONAL LTD 157527","MCDONALD INTERNATIONAL LTD 157527","Ireland",null,"03/11/2014","04/01/2017","50","34000","EUR","17000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531723","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Recruit a General Manager","Recruit a General Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298217","Collaborative Action for the Natural Network","Collaborative Action for the Natural Network","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","85","8349687.85","EUR","7097234.67","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367562","57.4659174,-4.2719349|56.0267332,-5.4256996|54.6321001,-5.86624|54.5594352,-5.9461937|53.3375682,-6.254113|54.1773009,-6.3431756|54.1775498,-6.3479292|54.3429401,-6.6533833|55.1619159,-6.6752551|54.242385,-6.971429|54.2769292,-8.4651088",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Border Region|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae and Argyll & Bute|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Belfast|Causeway Coast and Glens|Newry, Mourne and Down","IE061|IE041|UKM62|UKM63|UKN07|UKN06|UKN0C|UKN08","2014-2020","The Collaborative Action for the Natura Network (CANN) – a consortium of public bodies, third-level institutions, charities and local government authorities from Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland lead by Newry, Mourne & Down District Council NMDDC - will deliver direct conservation actions across 3,105 ha of Special Areas of Conservation to contribute towards the programme output of 4,500 ha of habitats supported in order to improve conservation status. This will contribute towards the programme specific result ‘to increase the total area of these habitats approaching favourable conservation status from the current baseline of 1% to over 10% of selected protected habitats by 2023.’ The jurisdictional border in Ireland has hampered efforts to manage the peatland resource across the country. Currently there are no cross-border networks that allow managers to co-operate, share information and implement landscape scale conservation. INTERREG VA provides us with this opportunity. We will produce conservation action plans for 25 Special Areas of Conservation across six of the seven priority habitats: alkaline fens, blanket bog, active raised bog, hard oligo-mesotrophic waters (marl lakes), calcareous fens, and transition mires/quaking bogs. Across the three jurisdictions, the seven priority habitats are in ‘unfavourable’ condition. The continuing decline of these unique habitats and species is a global issue and ensuring protection and restoration is an obligation for all EU Member States. We will also produce site-specific species action plans for the INTERREG VA priority species: white-clawed crayfish, hen harrier, breeding waders (curlew, redshank, snipe), golden plover, and red grouse.","The Collaborative Action for the Natura Network (CANN) – a consortium of public bodies, third-level institutions, charities and local government authorities from Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland lead by Newry, Mourne & Down District Council NMDDC - will deliver direct conservation actions across 3,105 ha of Special Areas of Conservation to contribute towards the programme output of 4,500 ha of habitats supported in order to improve conservation status. This will contribute towards the programme specific result ‘to increase the total area of these habitats approaching favourable conservation status from the current baseline of 1% to over 10% of selected protected habitats by 2023.’ The jurisdictional border in Ireland has hampered efforts to manage the peatland resource across the country. Currently there are no cross-border networks that allow managers to co-operate, share information and implement landscape scale conservation. INTERREG VA provides us with this opportunity. We will produce conservation action plans for 25 Special Areas of Conservation across six of the seven priority habitats: alkaline fens, blanket bog, active raised bog, hard oligo-mesotrophic waters (marl lakes), calcareous fens, and transition mires/quaking bogs. Across the three jurisdictions, the seven priority habitats are in ‘unfavourable’ condition. The continuing decline of these unique habitats and species is a global issue and ensuring protection and restoration is an obligation for all EU Member States. We will also produce site-specific species action plans for the INTERREG VA priority species: white-clawed crayfish, hen harrier, breeding waders (curlew, redshank, snipe), golden plover, and red grouse.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234059","ARDEE COACHTRIM LTD 160032","ARDEE COACHTRIM LTD 160032","Ireland",null,"11/04/2016","14/12/2017","50","12188.54","EUR","6094.27","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532018","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Purchase of equipment for improving efficiency of manufacture of vehicle seats","Purchase of equipment for improving efficiency of manufacture of vehicle seats","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233176","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","209993.49","EUR","104996.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531543",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234044","SLIEVE FOY TOOL & DIE LTD 160713","SLIEVE FOY TOOL & DIE LTD 160713","Ireland",null,"17/10/2016","22/11/2017","50","65808","EUR","32904","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532002","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Precision engineering equipment","Precision engineering equipment","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234101","LEO Monaghan Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Monaghan Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","174393.41","EUR","87196.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532052","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233965","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System and Clinical Evaluation REI1352","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System and Clinical Evaluation REI1352","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","01/01/2018","50","12749.11","EUR","6374.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System and Clinical Evaluation","Translation of a novel Dynamic Assay of Platelet Function (DPFA) to the BD FACSPrestoTM Near-Patient System and Clinical Evaluation","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233768","Clinical Investigation for Kite medical's device to detect Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR) in Children","Clinical Investigation for Kite medical's device to detect Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR) in Children","Ireland",null,"01/08/2016","30/04/2017","50","66813.44","EUR","33406.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Clinical Investigation for Kite medical's device to detect Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR) in Children","Clinical Investigation for Kite medical's device to detect Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR) in Children","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233542","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/07/2014","30/06/2019","50","106991.33","EUR","53495.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14145: W ROLES IN MAINTAINING GENOME STABILITY N LOWNDES","14145: W ROLES IN MAINTAINING GENOME STABILITY N LOWNDES","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233939","AEROGEN LTD 157886","AEROGEN LTD 157886","Ireland",null,"25/11/2014",null,"50","121590.23","EUR","60795.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531848","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13883: Development of a speciality pharma nebuliser","13883: Development of a speciality pharma nebuliser","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233492","LEO Galway IBYE 2016 Training Development Marketing Promotion","LEO Galway IBYE 2016 Training Development Marketing Promotion","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","11740.37","EUR","5870.18","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531852","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233967","Addition of photonic functionality to indwelling catheters to enable clinical monitoring REI1434","Addition of photonic functionality to indwelling catheters to enable clinical monitoring REI1434","Ireland",null,"23/01/2017","23/04/2017","50","7271.76","EUR","3635.88","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Addition of photonic functionality to indwelling catheters to enable clinical monitoring","Addition of photonic functionality to indwelling catheters to enable clinical monitoring","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233340","Biocatalytic production of a highly pure natural anti-oxidant","Biocatalytic production of a highly pure natural anti-oxidant","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","01/09/2017","50","129950.77","EUR","64975.38","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3497645,-6.2602732","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Biocatalytic production of a highly pure natural anti-oxidant","Biocatalytic production of a highly pure natural anti-oxidant","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234111","MAC-FAB SYSTEMS LTD 158725","MAC-FAB SYSTEMS LTD 158725","Ireland",null,"30/06/2015","03/04/2017","50","86358.94","EUR","43179.47","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532057","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Design and development of the next generation of waste compaction baler","Design and development of the next generation of waste compaction baler","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232192","Cirquit is an advanced online promotional platform for promoting events in the Film, Music & Theatre industry delivered via website, TouchScreens & SmartPhone. Support was for two salaries","Cirquit is an advanced online promotional platform for promoting events in the Film, Music & Theatre industry delivered via website, TouchScreens & SmartPhone. Support was for two salaries","Ireland",null,"31/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","10000","EUR","5000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531406","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Cirquit is an advanced online promotional platform for promoting events in the Film, Music & Theatre industry delivered via website, TouchScreens & SmartPhone. Support was for two salaries","Cirquit is an advanced online promotional platform for promoting events in the Film, Music & Theatre industry delivered via website, TouchScreens & SmartPhone. Support was for two salaries","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233456","LEO Donegal IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Donegal IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","65216","EUR","32608","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532081","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the developmetn of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the developmetn of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232265","New In Vitro Differentiated Intestinal Cell Models to Design Optimum Usage Strategies for Metal Micronutrients","New In Vitro Differentiated Intestinal Cell Models to Design Optimum Usage Strategies for Metal Micronutrients","Ireland",null,"01/06/2015","31/10/2017","50","294406.8","EUR","147203.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","New In Vitro Differentiated Intestinal Cell Models to Design Optimum Usage Strategies for Metal Micronutrients","New In Vitro Differentiated Intestinal Cell Models to Design Optimum Usage Strategies for Metal Micronutrients","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300683","The role of modal interchange to foster a low-carbon urban mobility","The role of modal interchange to foster a low-carbon urban mobility","Italy|Portugal|Ireland|Germany|Romania",null,"01/06/2018","30/11/2022","85","951700","EUR","808945","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372278","32.649465,-16.9087218|52.261802,-7.113739|44.4879448,11.3288965|45.7529158,21.2344944|51.70615,9.996",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Madeira|Province of Bologna|South-East Region, Ireland|Northeim|Timiş","PT300|ITH55|IE052|DE918|RO424","2014-2020","EU regions are experiencing growing levels of air pollution, CO2 emissions, traffic congestion. In a situation of general lack of financial resources for big infrastructural investments, the development of sustainable multimodal mobility becomes one of the EU key challenges. To be more efficient, mobility systems require a greater integration at each territorial level. Therefore, to overcome the current barriers, EU regions need integrated strategies enhancing an effective modal interchange and a higher integration between land use and transport planning processes. MATCH-UP project focuses on the optimization of the places where people change between transport modes. By considering 4 main types of low-carbon means of transport (Walking/cycling; Rail transport; Public transport; Green vehicles), MATCH-UP aims at achieving significant improvements of modal interchange within 4 involved countries (IE, DE, PT, RO). The overall objective is to embed multimodal mobility strategies into the Project Partners’ policy instruments (i.e. two ROPs funded by Structural Funds and 2 local policies) by defining design requirements concerning interchange nodes and transport services for managing and coordinating the interchange, and by developing tools and methods to assess different policies and design scenarios and to define the priority level of multimodal actions. The interregional and multilevel exchange of experience process, through various activities as staff exchanges, site visits and the involvement of local stakeholder groups (e.g. policy makers, managing authorities, transport service providers) will increase skills and knowledge among policy makers and other public administration staff, thus influencing their capacity to promote new initiatives towards sustainable mobility. Beside Project Partners and local stakeholder groups, MATCH-UP will reach other Target Groups through local dissemination activities, public conferences and thematic fairs.","EU regions are experiencing growing levels of air pollution, CO2 emissions, traffic congestion. In a situation of general lack of financial resources for big infrastructural investments, the development of sustainable multimodal mobility becomes one of the EU key challenges. To be more efficient, mobility systems require a greater integration at each territorial level. Therefore, to overcome the current barriers, EU regions need integrated strategies enhancing an effective modal interchange and a higher integration between land use and transport planning processes. MATCH-UP project focuses on the optimization of the places where people change between transport modes. By considering 4 main types of low-carbon means of transport (Walking/cycling; Rail transport; Public transport; Green vehicles), MATCH-UP aims at achieving significant improvements of modal interchange within 4 involved countries (IE, DE, PT, RO). The overall objective is to embed multimodal mobility strategies into the Project Partners’ policy instruments (i.e. two ROPs funded by Structural Funds and 2 local policies) by defining design requirements concerning interchange nodes and transport services for managing and coordinating the interchange, and by developing tools and methods to assess different policies and design scenarios and to define the priority level of multimodal actions. The interregional and multilevel exchange of experience process, through various activities as staff exchanges, site visits and the involvement of local stakeholder groups (e.g. policy makers, managing authorities, transport service providers) will increase skills and knowledge among policy makers and other public administration staff, thus influencing their capacity to promote new initiatives towards sustainable mobility. Beside Project Partners and local stakeholder groups, MATCH-UP will reach other Target Groups through local dissemination activities, public conferences and thematic fairs.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233330","Origin Green Micro Surveillance - Protecting the Next Generation","Origin Green Micro Surveillance - Protecting the Next Generation","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","30/09/2018","50","63603","EUR","31801.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Origin Green Micro Surveillance - Protecting the Next Generation","Origin Green Micro Surveillance - Protecting the Next Generation","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233393","Cloud hosted network & service management platform supporting wifi network operations at large venues","Cloud hosted network & service management platform supporting wifi network operations at large venues","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","31/10/2016","50","95180.99","EUR","47590.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Cloud hosted network & service management platform supporting wifi network operations at large venues","Cloud hosted network & service management platform supporting wifi network operations at large venues","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234026","LEO Longford IBYE Expenditure 2016","LEO Longford IBYE Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","22452.73","EUR","11226.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301511","Reducing energy dependency in Atlantic Area water networks","Reducing energy dependency in Atlantic Area water networks","Italy|Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/09/2017","31/08/2020","75","2915599","EUR","2186699.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4379509","48.864553,-1.556388|51.3810641,-2.3590167|43.2497264,-5.7785282|54.597285,-5.93012|37.3890924,-5.9844589|53.3498053,-6.2603097|38.7222524,-9.1393366|40.8517983,14.26812",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|Province of Naples|Seville Province|Province of Asturias|Lisbon metropolitan area|Manche|Belfast|Bath and North East Somerset, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire","IE061|ITF33|ES618|ES120|PT170|FRD12|UKN06|UKK12","2014-2020","The water industry is the fourth most energy intensive sector in the Atlantic Area, responsible for significant contributions to climate change and reductions in the competitiveness due to the associated costs, but with the potential to generate local renewable energy in water network infrastructure. At present significant potential exists to save energy, costs and environmental impacts in Atlantic Area water networks, but technological, institutional and social barriers prevent the exploitation of this resource. The REDAWN project will develop technology and policy, and raise awareness to overcome these barriers, improving the energy efficiency of water suppliers and users in the region. The aim of this project is to improve the energy efficiency of water networks through the installation of innovative micro-hydropower technology. This technology will recover wasted energy in existing pipe networks across irrigation, public water supply, process industry, and waste-water network settings. REDAWN will develop an adequate institutional, social and technological environment to foster greater resource efficiency in water networks, including: • Completion of an energy recovery resource assessment in water networks in the Atlantic Area; • Completion of an economic/environmental impact assessment of this technology on the region; • Development of design guidelines and support tools for hydropower energy recovery in drinking water, waste water, irrigation and process industry sectors; • Development of policy and institutional support tools to increase the implementation of energy recovery projects; • Quantification of the societal impacts of hydropower energy recovery in water networks; • Widespread dissemination and promotion of energy efficiency in AA water networks.","The water industry is the fourth most energy intensive sector in the Atlantic Area, responsible for significant contributions to climate change and reductions in the competitiveness due to the associated costs, but with the potential to generate local renewable energy in water network infrastructure. At present significant potential exists to save energy, costs and environmental impacts in Atlantic Area water networks, but technological, institutional and social barriers prevent the exploitation of this resource. The REDAWN project will develop technology and policy, and raise awareness to overcome these barriers, improving the energy efficiency of water suppliers and users in the region. The aim of this project is to improve the energy efficiency of water networks through the installation of innovative micro-hydropower technology. This technology will recover wasted energy in existing pipe networks across irrigation, public water supply, process industry, and waste-water network settings. REDAWN will develop an adequate institutional, social and technological environment to foster greater resource efficiency in water networks, including: • Completion of an energy recovery resource assessment in water networks in the Atlantic Area; • Completion of an economic/environmental impact assessment of this technology on the region; • Development of design guidelines and support tools for hydropower energy recovery in drinking water, waste water, irrigation and process industry sectors; • Development of policy and institutional support tools to increase the implementation of energy recovery projects; • Quantification of the societal impacts of hydropower energy recovery in water networks; • Widespread dissemination and promotion of energy efficiency in AA water networks.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234066","IRISH BREEZE LTD 158217","IRISH BREEZE LTD 158217","Ireland",null,"24/03/2015",null,"50","250000","EUR","125000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532025","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13822: Investment in capital equipment to help the company expand","13822: Investment in capital equipment to help the company expand","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548071","Disability Project","Disability Project","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","01/01/2020","50","16000000","EUR","8000000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614782","53.3834538,-6.1819232454736|53.3612231,-6.185466806|53.40036075,-6.2094911709657|53.3860497,-6.2455770853178|53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|53.32052905,-6.328824142091|53.39493455,-6.3892085449376|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|53.13617215,-7.8103407517842|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|53.6982695,-8.2182507612962|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","109","Active inclusion, including with a view to promoting equal opportunities and active participation, and improving employability","TO09","Social inclusion","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062","2014-2020","The Ability programme is a new pre-activation programme for young people with disabilities designed to help bring participants who are not work-ready closer to the labour market through engagement in training and personal development activities.","The Ability programme is a new pre-activation programme for young people with disabilities designed to help bring participants who are not work-ready closer to the labour market through engagement in training and personal development activities.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2547990","ETB Training for the Unemployed","ETB Training for the Unemployed","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014",null,"50","335702368","EUR","167851184","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614777","53.3275073,-6.2274858859278|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","102","Access to employment for job-seekers and inactive people, including the long-term unemployed and people far from the labour market, also through local employment initiatives and support for labour mobility","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Provides a range of vocational training courses to meet the needs of unemployed persons or other job seekers","Provides a range of vocational training courses to meet the needs of unemployed persons or other job seekers","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235265","Thomas O Donoghue & Tao Cui Innovation Grant","Thomas O Donoghue & Tao Cui Innovation Grant","Ireland",null,"08/04/2015","14/12/2015","50","9626.91","EUR","4813.46","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531816",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13732: Family & Social Media Networking Software.The software aims to provide users with the ability to build their digital shared family legacy.","13732: Family & Social Media Networking Software.The software aims to provide users with the ability to build their digital shared family legacy.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296311","Atlantic risk management plan in water and soil","Atlantic risk management plan in water and soil","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"31/05/2017","28/11/2019","75","1849359.36","EUR","1387019.52","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4362994","40.4167754,-3.7037902|50.547175,-4.316042|37.3890924,-5.9844589|40.2033145,-8.4102573|41.4111259,-8.5237319|53.270668,-9.0567905|44.200867,0.602179|45.184029,0.7211149",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","West Region, Ireland|Lot-et-Garonne|Cornwall|Seville Province|Coimbra Region|Ave|Dordogne","IE042|FRI14|UKK30|ES618|PT16E|PT119|FRI11","2014-2020","The Atlantic Area presents high exposure to climate change. Increased intensity and frequency of storms, drought and flooding, altered hydrological cycles and precipitation variability have implications for the agriculture sector. There are huge uncertainties in the way climate change will directly and indirectly affect agricultural and food systems. The RISKAQUASOIL project aims to develop a comprehensive management plan for risks in soil and in water to improve the resilience of the Atlantic rural areas. Through transnational cooperation, the project partners will combat the adverse effects of the climate change, especially on agricultural lands. This integral plan will entail three stages linked to the three specific objectives: (i) early warning and diagnosis: testing new low-cost remote techniques to measure and forecast the local impact of different meteorological phenomena. These techniques will provide accurate data that will result in a better early detection system in rural areas. Diagnosis activity will be enlarged with climate scenarios and forecasts and the improvement of climate information services to farmers; (ii) implementation and adaptation: developing several pilot actions in agricultural lands that will permit a better soil and water management taking in to account the risks associated to climate change; (iii) capacity building and dissemination: training and commitment of local communities and farmers for an increasing capacity building, information and cooperation in risk management and damage compensation systems. In summary, the project will contribute to a better coordination for the detection, risk management and rehabilitation for rural territories (maritime and terrestrial areas), especially for agricultural purposes, mainly associated to climate change and natural hazards but also to human pressure.","The Atlantic Area presents high exposure to climate change. Increased intensity and frequency of storms, drought and flooding, altered hydrological cycles and precipitation variability have implications for the agriculture sector. There are huge uncertainties in the way climate change will directly and indirectly affect agricultural and food systems. The RISKAQUASOIL project aims to develop a comprehensive management plan for risks in soil and in water to improve the resilience of the Atlantic rural areas. Through transnational cooperation, the project partners will combat the adverse effects of the climate change, especially on agricultural lands. This integral plan will entail three stages linked to the three specific objectives: (i) early warning and diagnosis: testing new low-cost remote techniques to measure and forecast the local impact of different meteorological phenomena. These techniques will provide accurate data that will result in a better early detection system in rural areas. Diagnosis activity will be enlarged with climate scenarios and forecasts and the improvement of climate information services to farmers; (ii) implementation and adaptation: developing several pilot actions in agricultural lands that will permit a better soil and water management taking in to account the risks associated to climate change; (iii) capacity building and dissemination: training and commitment of local communities and farmers for an increasing capacity building, information and cooperation in risk management and damage compensation systems. In summary, the project will contribute to a better coordination for the detection, risk management and rehabilitation for rural territories (maritime and terrestrial areas), especially for agricultural purposes, mainly associated to climate change and natural hazards but also to human pressure.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296610","Cavan County Council PIV Action Plan - CYP","Cavan County Council PIV Action Plan - CYP","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2019","85","657471","EUR","558850.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365648","53.9933931,-7.3595764|53.993365,-7.361526|53.9926782,-7.3618837",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","The focus is on young people in County Cavan and County Fermanagh working across the border to form positive and productive relationships with others of a different background and other targeted groups within the same geographical boundary, including travellers. Small grants and open call - tenders to targeted groups forms part of the proposal. Delivery will be in the shape of 'partnership delivery programmes'; that have proved successful in the past.","The focus is on young people in County Cavan and County Fermanagh working across the border to form positive and productive relationships with others of a different background and other targeted groups within the same geographical boundary, including travellers. Small grants and open call - tenders to targeted groups forms part of the proposal. Delivery will be in the shape of 'partnership delivery programmes'; that have proved successful in the past.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296131","Craft Reach","Craft Reach","Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Canada|Faroe Islands|Iceland",null,"13/04/2015","12/04/2018","34.07","1756798.12","EUR","598548.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4361416","64.1300312,-21.7665381|54.7195338,-6.2072498|62.0050446,-6.7766172|46.8046091,-71.2202574|53.2882013,-8.7773247|63.1705365,14.6409548|60.3996334,5.3115628",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Jämtland County|West Region, Ireland|Capital Region|Antrim and Newtownabbey","SE322|IE042|IS001|UKN0D","2014-2020","The Craft Reach project aims to develop and test services to help quality craft businesses grow and prosper in peripheral areas by improving their business models and their premises, lifting the products onto the international market and use the businesses as focal points in the local community and as inspiration for young people. The project reaches out to a wider part of the local community, but retains the artisan at its centre. Working with strong stakeholder groups and planning services to use a fully functioning web-sales site for the artisans, the project will provide new services for business growth and ensure that the local community is aware of the value of such businesses. The common challenge of distance from markets can be greatly reduced by operating within a functioning international network with its own e-sales presence. The main objective is to develop services to support and foster local small businesses in order for them to not only survive, but to prosper. The Économusée concept is still new to most artisans and the work to place the craft businesses so centrally in the community is also new. The work to create synergies between artists, artisans and the local communities is a new approach to business development when done in the context of our service development. The project will develop and test a service to provide artisan placements for young people with artisans in other Économusée network regions. It is important to show young people how heritage and quality can provide good, reliable jobs if developed in the right context. Working with experts we will look to introduce Crowd Funding to the artisans, explore the use of social enterprises for groups of the local community, and use our partners to explore the value of the Green Economy and the Blue Economy in the arctic programme area.","The Craft Reach project aims to develop and test services to help quality craft businesses grow and prosper in peripheral areas by improving their business models and their premises, lifting the products onto the international market and use the businesses as focal points in the local community and as inspiration for young people. The project reaches out to a wider part of the local community, but retains the artisan at its centre. Working with strong stakeholder groups and planning services to use a fully functioning web-sales site for the artisans, the project will provide new services for business growth and ensure that the local community is aware of the value of such businesses. The common challenge of distance from markets can be greatly reduced by operating within a functioning international network with its own e-sales presence. The main objective is to develop services to support and foster local small businesses in order for them to not only survive, but to prosper. The Économusée concept is still new to most artisans and the work to place the craft businesses so centrally in the community is also new. The work to create synergies between artists, artisans and the local communities is a new approach to business development when done in the context of our service development. The project will develop and test a service to provide artisan placements for young people with artisans in other Économusée network regions. It is important to show young people how heritage and quality can provide good, reliable jobs if developed in the right context. Working with experts we will look to introduce Crowd Funding to the artisans, explore the use of social enterprises for groups of the local community, and use our partners to explore the value of the Green Economy and the Blue Economy in the arctic programme area.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233794","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","30/09/2016","50","38000.72","EUR","19000.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14124: OPEN IOT B&B ELETRONICS SMART DEVICES FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS","14124: OPEN IOT B&B ELETRONICS SMART DEVICES FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232292","Feasibility study for a cloud based live entertainment management & real-time book system. Acts input details of what they offer in terms of entertainment, hotels, venues & other potential bookers put in their requirements to the search facility on the system. The system compares this to available acts & produces a list of results.","Feasibility study for a cloud based live entertainment management & real-time book system. Acts input details of what they offer in terms of entertainment, hotels, venues & other potential bookers put in their requirements to the search facility on the system. The system compares this to available acts & produces a list of results.","Ireland",null,"16/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","10000","EUR","5000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531509","53.64978435,-6.5885294920099","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Feasibility study for a cloud based live entertainment management & real-time book system. Acts input details of what they offer in terms of entertainment, hotels, venues & other potential bookers put in their requirements to the search facility on the system. The system compares this to available acts & produces a list of results.","Feasibility study for a cloud based live entertainment management & real-time book system. Acts input details of what they offer in terms of entertainment, hotels, venues & other potential bookers put in their requirements to the search facility on the system. The system compares this to available acts & produces a list of results.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296692","Social design of public services","Social design of public services","Sweden|Denmark|Poland|Italy|Portugal|Netherlands|Ireland|Latvia|Hungary",null,"15/09/2015","03/05/2018","74.68","741459.27","EUR","553746.46","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4366397","53.3498053,-6.2603097|41.2696065,-8.0783029|56.1535693,10.2143501|44.2225421,12.0403625|55.604981,13.003822|46.45604,16.9876869|54.351387,18.640838|56.9504751,24.1112494|51.4352624,5.480478",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Skåne County|Dublin Region|Province of Forlì-Cesena|East Jutland|Tâmega e Sousa subregion|Zala|Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant|Trójmiejski|Riga","SE224|IE061|ITH58|DK042|PT11C|HU223|NL414|PL633|LV006","2014-2020","The nine partner cities of the ‘CHANGE! – social design of public services’ network have a common vision to transform their public services (with a special emphasis on social services) towards a more collaborative service delivery by boosting local social networks and harnessing the power of relationships among citizens (people-powered social services). If they are successful, a local shift towards a more collaborative public service model will result in better and more efficient public service delivery, enhancing also the social capital and social inclusion within the local society.","The nine partner cities of the ‘CHANGE! – social design of public services’ network have a common vision to transform their public services (with a special emphasis on social services) towards a more collaborative service delivery by boosting local social networks and harnessing the power of relationships among citizens (people-powered social services). If they are successful, a local shift towards a more collaborative public service model will result in better and more efficient public service delivery, enhancing also the social capital and social inclusion within the local society.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233430","TERRA SPIRITS & LIQUEURS CUIDEACHTA NEAMHTHEORANTA 158218","TERRA SPIRITS & LIQUEURS CUIDEACHTA NEAMHTHEORANTA 158218","Ireland",null,"24/03/2015",null,"50","225755.8","EUR","112877.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531979","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13823: Capital investment grant towards the cost of adding a second bottling line to improve competitiveness","13823: Capital investment grant towards the cost of adding a second bottling line to improve competitiveness","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233318","SecuRetract is a hand held device for laparoscopic retraction with improved manoeuvrability, the main aim being to reduce complications associated with placing the patient in the Trendelenberg position for surgical visibility, a position which can have negative cardiac effect. The project aimed to position SecuRetract as a saleable product with established business model, distribution channel, & f","SecuRetract is a hand held device for laparoscopic retraction with improved manoeuvrability, the main aim being to reduce complications associated with placing the patient in the Trendelenberg position for surgical visibility, a position which can have negative cardiac effect. The project aimed to position SecuRetract as a saleable product with established business model, distribution channel, & f","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/12/2016","50","70727.19","EUR","35363.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","SecuRetract is a hand held device for laparoscopic retraction with improved manoeuvrability, the main aim being to reduce complications associated with placing the patient in the Trendelenberg position for surgical visibility, a position which can have negative cardiac effect. The project aimed to position SecuRetract as a saleable product with established business model, distribution channel, & finalised regulatory framework.","SecuRetract is a hand held device for laparoscopic retraction with improved manoeuvrability, the main aim being to reduce complications associated with placing the patient in the Trendelenberg position for surgical visibility, a position which can have negative cardiac effect. The project aimed to position SecuRetract as a saleable product with established business model, distribution channel, & finalised regulatory framework.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295829","ASCENT - APPLY SKILLS AND CONSERVE OUR ENVIRONMENT WITH NEW TOOLS","ASCENT - APPLY SKILLS AND CONSERVE OUR ENVIRONMENT WITH NEW TOOLS","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/09/2016","30/11/2019","42.51","1659252.53","EUR","705299.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358817","63.8621723,-20.2072048|54.0772598,-6.6068898|54.8331615,-7.4787188|60.2904746,25.0444015|60.3868478,5.3325556",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Uusimaa|Border Region|Landsbyggð|Newry, Mourne and Down|Vestland","FI1B1|IE041|IS002|UKN08|NO0A2","2014-2020","The ASCENT project will bring together Local and Environmental Authorities to collectively address the environmental challenges facing the conservation and enhancement of Areas of Natural beauty in the partner regions. The ASCENT project will develop management plans across the programme area to assist Local Authorities and other stakeholders to monitor these sites and implement innovative measures to ensure their economic and environmental sustainability. The project will look at how to use and manage the mountains and upland areas responsibly, will examine new ways to deal with the sites, learn from other regions using a teacher learner principle, examine habitat damage and habitat restoration, and introduce appropriate site specific mitigation measures. The project will create living laboratory situations, explore new concepts for balancing tourism, cultural and economic interests with environmental needs. The project will disseminate and generate knowledge on the impacts on the environment, local biodiversity resources and promote civic pride among communities of their environmental resources, and unique local cultural heritage. Project outputs include learning, exchange of ideas and measures to arrest the decline and degradation of Natura 2000 sites and other sites (SACs) caused by unregulated / unrestricted access to mountains. Objectives 1. To undertake international learning and knowledge exchange and transfer across the partner regions, This objective seeks through the teacher to learner principle to build knowledge and skills through the transfer of learning and expertise across the partner regions. Research, site and exchange visits and thematic seminars will provide added value. 2. Designing solutions and interventions for sustainable environmental management, Project ASCENT will put in place management plans and models across the 5 partner regions and provide tools and techniques which wil create a lasting legacy and enhance the skills, knowledge and competencies of local communities and stakeholder groups. 3. Trialling of practical initiatives for sustainable environmental management, Project ASCENT will utilise the teacher:learner principles in partner regions to implement a range of innovative solutions to path and upland management, including new management models, environmental low impact solutions; capacity building, ICT tools.","The ASCENT project will bring together Local and Environmental Authorities to collectively address the environmental challenges facing the conservation and enhancement of Areas of Natural beauty in the partner regions. The ASCENT project will develop management plans across the programme area to assist Local Authorities and other stakeholders to monitor these sites and implement innovative measures to ensure their economic and environmental sustainability. The project will look at how to use and manage the mountains and upland areas responsibly, will examine new ways to deal with the sites, learn from other regions using a teacher learner principle, examine habitat damage and habitat restoration, and introduce appropriate site specific mitigation measures. The project will create living laboratory situations, explore new concepts for balancing tourism, cultural and economic interests with environmental needs. The project will disseminate and generate knowledge on the impacts on the environment, local biodiversity resources and promote civic pride among communities of their environmental resources, and unique local cultural heritage. Project outputs include learning, exchange of ideas and measures to arrest the decline and degradation of Natura 2000 sites and other sites (SACs) caused by unregulated / unrestricted access to mountains. Objectives 1. To undertake international learning and knowledge exchange and transfer across the partner regions, This objective seeks through the teacher to learner principle to build knowledge and skills through the transfer of learning and expertise across the partner regions. Research, site and exchange visits and thematic seminars will provide added value. 2. Designing solutions and interventions for sustainable environmental management, Project ASCENT will put in place management plans and models across the 5 partner regions and provide tools and techniques which wil create a lasting legacy and enhance the skills, knowledge and competencies of local communities and stakeholder groups. 3. Trialling of practical initiatives for sustainable environmental management, Project ASCENT will utilise the teacher:learner principles in partner regions to implement a range of innovative solutions to path and upland management, including new management models, environmental low impact solutions; capacity building, ICT tools.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233308","Ultra low power analog to digital converter","Ultra low power analog to digital converter","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","30/09/2017","50","36625.29","EUR","18312.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Ultra low power analog to digital converter","Ultra low power analog to digital converter","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232255","Migrating an integrated document management process to a cloud-based BPaaS","Migrating an integrated document management process to a cloud-based BPaaS","Ireland",null,"01/08/2015","31/01/2017","50","66446.36","EUR","33223.18","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Migrating an integrated document management process to a cloud-based BPaaS","Migrating an integrated document management process to a cloud-based BPaaS","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297604","Business of Literature Zones","Business of Literature Zones","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2018","31/03/2022","65","1952668.94","EUR","1269234.81","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384912","54.8686186,-4.4426615|54.355492,-7.5962086|54.3443494,-7.6338982|53.9020549,-8.5787592|66.4879525,25.7029269|64.2169958,27.7135033|64.2234183,27.7368656",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Lapland|West Region, Ireland|Kainuu|Dumfries & Galloway|Fermanagh and Omagh","FI1D7|IE042|FI1D8|UKM92|UKN0G","2014-2020","The Vision of the project is “ To grow entrepreneurship and SME reach beyond local markets by developing and marketing literary tourism products” . The project will thereby ensure the enhanced capacity of SMEs to act beyond local markets through increased awareness, enhanced visibility and changed attitudes towards the Literary Tourism sector as an economic driver within the region. The project will achieve this change through: The creation of 1 SME Literary Tourism focused support programme, ensuring project partners work together across transnational borders to develop new and innovative solutions which maximize place-based opportunities for SME growth. Within this programme 4 models for Literary Tourism will be developed and trialled facilitating knowledge transfer of economic development solutions, their practical application, and means by which to maximise their transformative economic impact, from one country to another. Engaging 40 SMEs with the project on a transnational basis, working collaboratively to engage with the Literary Tourism sector. 12 support workshops/sessions delivered to participating SMEs. 1 cluster of SMEs assembled to ensure complementarity of literary tourism products and services developed, shared learning and effective transnational marketing. A minimum of 20 new literary tourism focused products or services developed thereby ensuring changed market behaviour and integration of SME activity within the LT sector. Creation of a digital platform to capture and increase visibility of literary tourism products, services & sites, thereby ensuring the use of innovative ICT solu­tions, e-commerce and social media, to overcome distance to market. Creation of a Literary Tourism network engaging key stakeholders from across the NPA region thereby ensuring shared learning. 1 literary tourism methodology / best practice guide developed facilitating dissemination of good practice across national boundaries.","The Vision of the project is “ To grow entrepreneurship and SME reach beyond local markets by developing and marketing literary tourism products” . The project will thereby ensure the enhanced capacity of SMEs to act beyond local markets through increased awareness, enhanced visibility and changed attitudes towards the Literary Tourism sector as an economic driver within the region. The project will achieve this change through: The creation of 1 SME Literary Tourism focused support programme, ensuring project partners work together across transnational borders to develop new and innovative solutions which maximize place-based opportunities for SME growth. Within this programme 4 models for Literary Tourism will be developed and trialled facilitating knowledge transfer of economic development solutions, their practical application, and means by which to maximise their transformative economic impact, from one country to another. Engaging 40 SMEs with the project on a transnational basis, working collaboratively to engage with the Literary Tourism sector. 12 support workshops/sessions delivered to participating SMEs. 1 cluster of SMEs assembled to ensure complementarity of literary tourism products and services developed, shared learning and effective transnational marketing. A minimum of 20 new literary tourism focused products or services developed thereby ensuring changed market behaviour and integration of SME activity within the LT sector. Creation of a digital platform to capture and increase visibility of literary tourism products, services & sites, thereby ensuring the use of innovative ICT solu­tions, e-commerce and social media, to overcome distance to market. Creation of a Literary Tourism network engaging key stakeholders from across the NPA region thereby ensuring shared learning. 1 literary tourism methodology / best practice guide developed facilitating dissemination of good practice across national boundaries.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233931","WARD AUTOMATION (GALWAY) LTD 160073","WARD AUTOMATION (GALWAY) LTD 160073","Ireland",null,"14/06/2016","04/09/2017","50","7000","EUR","3500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531835","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Employ of automation graduate","Employ of automation graduate","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295945","Establishment of an advanced pilot production ecosystem for future biomedical products","Establishment of an advanced pilot production ecosystem for future biomedical products","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/11/2017","31/10/2020","75","2767040.46","EUR","2075280.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359820","44.802614,-0.588054|47.218371,-1.553621|53.4807593,-2.2426305|53.3900441,-2.5969501|41.5454486,-8.426507|42.8782132,-8.5448445|53.270668,-9.0567905",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","West Region, Ireland|A Coruña Province|Warrington|Cávado|Loire-Atlantique|Gironde|Manchester","IE042|ES111|UKD61|PT112|FRG01|FRI12|UKD33","2014-2020","Currently there is no biomaterials pilot manufacturing ecosystem for translating concepts from the research-bench to pilot production readily accessible for SMEs + micro-enterprises within the Atlantic Area. The objective of Atlantic-Ket-Med is to create new innovation capacity by establishing an inter-regional pilot manufacturing ecosystem, developing human and infrastructural resources. The project will use the biomedical sector as a driver in the near term. In the longer term, it will help to establish productive systems for extracting greater value from the Atlantic biomaterials. In terms of impact, partners and recruited SMEs + micro-enterprises will learn best practice in innovation and competition through: the implementation of audits and analyses of technical value chains, respectively; audits will inform transnational partnerships in which inter-regional innovation capacity is to be developed; differentiated value chains will determine sustainable competitiveness for enterprises; gaps in value chains will determine priority for development of innovation capacities; new training and expertise in key enabling technologies, Industrie 4.0 and Scalable Innovation, facilitated by three workshops, will underpin the use of transnational pilot system components. Finally, it will also be developed access procedures for 25 separate processes in the pilot ecosystem and five case studies will demonstrate opportunities for pilot manufacturing.","Currently there is no biomaterials pilot manufacturing ecosystem for translating concepts from the research-bench to pilot production readily accessible for SMEs + micro-enterprises within the Atlantic Area. The objective of Atlantic-Ket-Med is to create new innovation capacity by establishing an inter-regional pilot manufacturing ecosystem, developing human and infrastructural resources. The project will use the biomedical sector as a driver in the near term. In the longer term, it will help to establish productive systems for extracting greater value from the Atlantic biomaterials. In terms of impact, partners and recruited SMEs + micro-enterprises will learn best practice in innovation and competition through: the implementation of audits and analyses of technical value chains, respectively; audits will inform transnational partnerships in which inter-regional innovation capacity is to be developed; differentiated value chains will determine sustainable competitiveness for enterprises; gaps in value chains will determine priority for development of innovation capacities; new training and expertise in key enabling technologies, Industrie 4.0 and Scalable Innovation, facilitated by three workshops, will underpin the use of transnational pilot system components. Finally, it will also be developed access procedures for 25 separate processes in the pilot ecosystem and five case studies will demonstrate opportunities for pilot manufacturing.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301581","Innovation Recovery (i-Recover Project)","Innovation Recovery (i-Recover Project)","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2016","31/08/2021","85","7614750.66","EUR","6472538.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368081","54.5945296,-5.9297924|54.4203331,-6.4548387|54.9789886,-7.2837068|54.3045177,-8.1708118",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Border Region|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane","IE041|UKN07|UKN06|UKN0A","2014-2020","Proposed Project: The i-Recover Project seeks to revolutionise mental health services by empowering people with lived experience of mental illness to pioneer education on self-management and ‘Recovery’. The project will adopt a social rather than a clinical approach, which combines the expert knowledge of patients, with the clinical skills of mental health practitioners. Working together these groups co-produce and co-deliver a diverse range of educational courses in response to the needs of other service users and people within the with mental health problems The i-Recover project will be enhanced through the deployment of e-health technologies, including development of Virtual Recovery College which will extend access to education and provide support to those geographically or socially isolated. The project will create a collaborative vehicle for transforming the lives of people living with mental health problems by working to instil hope, optimism and a belief in a better future. The i-Recover Project is proposed by the CAWT Mental Health Strategy Group (CMHSG), which comprises mental health managers/practitioners, working alongside people with lived experience of mental disorders, community/voluntary sector agencies and Further Education colleges. The Scottish Recovery Network have been approached to provide Quality Assurance to the project. This application provides the rationale for investment of €8m in a new Cross Border Recovery College infrastructure which will be underpinned by digital and e-health solutions to support community based, mental health education and recovery. The project will involve 3 hub-and-spoke delivery sites between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The project timeframe will be 5 years. Recovery Colleges use an educational rather than therapeutic approach to support people on their recovery journey. The ultimate goal of recovery colleges is to help people to self-manage and maintain positive mental health. To fully appreciate the potential of recovery orientated education Refer to Appendix 8 Personal Testimony/Appendix 12 Recovery Student Pathway).","Proposed Project: The i-Recover Project seeks to revolutionise mental health services by empowering people with lived experience of mental illness to pioneer education on self-management and ‘Recovery’. The project will adopt a social rather than a clinical approach, which combines the expert knowledge of patients, with the clinical skills of mental health practitioners. Working together these groups co-produce and co-deliver a diverse range of educational courses in response to the needs of other service users and people within the with mental health problems The i-Recover project will be enhanced through the deployment of e-health technologies, including development of Virtual Recovery College which will extend access to education and provide support to those geographically or socially isolated. The project will create a collaborative vehicle for transforming the lives of people living with mental health problems by working to instil hope, optimism and a belief in a better future. The i-Recover Project is proposed by the CAWT Mental Health Strategy Group (CMHSG), which comprises mental health managers/practitioners, working alongside people with lived experience of mental disorders, community/voluntary sector agencies and Further Education colleges. The Scottish Recovery Network have been approached to provide Quality Assurance to the project. This application provides the rationale for investment of €8m in a new Cross Border Recovery College infrastructure which will be underpinned by digital and e-health solutions to support community based, mental health education and recovery. The project will involve 3 hub-and-spoke delivery sites between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The project timeframe will be 5 years. Recovery Colleges use an educational rather than therapeutic approach to support people on their recovery journey. The ultimate goal of recovery colleges is to help people to self-manage and maintain positive mental health. To fully appreciate the potential of recovery orientated education Refer to Appendix 8 Personal Testimony/Appendix 12 Recovery Student Pathway).","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233195","Produce & screen a variety of extracts from Primrose & Yacon species as a source of high value compounds with applications in food & cosmetic sectors","Produce & screen a variety of extracts from Primrose & Yacon species as a source of high value compounds with applications in food & cosmetic sectors","Ireland",null,"01/12/2015","31/10/2017","50","54037.71","EUR","27018.86","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531552",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Produce & screen a variety of extracts from Primrose & Yacon species as a source of high value compounds with applications in food & cosmetic sectors","Produce & screen a variety of extracts from Primrose & Yacon species as a source of high value compounds with applications in food & cosmetic sectors","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297793","Blue growth and innovation fast tracked","Blue growth and innovation fast tracked","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/11/2018","31/10/2021","75","2470368.92","EUR","1852776.69","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372673","44.837789,-0.57918|47.218371,-1.553621|27.9955313,-15.4173726|43.4321117,-2.8970015|58.9809401,-2.9605206|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Gran Canaria|West Region, Ireland|Biscay|Lisbon metropolitan area|Loire-Atlantique|Gironde|Orkney Islands","ES705|IE042|ES213|PT170|FRG01|FRI12|UKM65","2014-2020","The development of a world leading Marine Renewable Energy (MRE) industry in the Atlantic regions represents a fantastic opportunity to stimulate economic development in these more peripheral areas. Combating climate change and securing energy supply are also major issues and MRE represents a substantial and as yet largely untapped asset which will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by bringing highly productive renewable technologies closer to the market. Blue-GIFT will help Atlantic Area companies test the next generation of MRE technology in real sea environments and prove power can be economically generated from the ocean. The project will implement a coordinated MRE technology demonstration programme that encourages longer term demonstration and technology de-risking. This will maximise the use of government funded infrastructure across the regions to demonstrate a minimum of 8 MRE floating wind, wave or tidal pre-commercial technologies, working with over 20 SME's, sustaining 30+ jobs and helping to secure €15M investment into MRE companies.","The development of a world leading Marine Renewable Energy (MRE) industry in the Atlantic regions represents a fantastic opportunity to stimulate economic development in these more peripheral areas. Combating climate change and securing energy supply are also major issues and MRE represents a substantial and as yet largely untapped asset which will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by bringing highly productive renewable technologies closer to the market. Blue-GIFT will help Atlantic Area companies test the next generation of MRE technology in real sea environments and prove power can be economically generated from the ocean. The project will implement a coordinated MRE technology demonstration programme that encourages longer term demonstration and technology de-risking. This will maximise the use of government funded infrastructure across the regions to demonstrate a minimum of 8 MRE floating wind, wave or tidal pre-commercial technologies, working with over 20 SME's, sustaining 30+ jobs and helping to secure €15M investment into MRE companies.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232191","\"Froblem\" is a fault reporting mobile application.","\"Froblem\" is a fault reporting mobile application.","Ireland",null,"08/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","8268","EUR","4134","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531404","51.8979282,-8.4705806","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","\"Froblem\" is a fault reporting mobile application.","\"Froblem\" is a fault reporting mobile application.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233981","The Parlour","The Parlour","Ireland",null,"09/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531884","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13662: The Parlour, which is a Blow Dry Bar, offers clients the opportunity to pop in for a Blow Dry, no appointment needed.","13662: The Parlour, which is a Blow Dry Bar, offers clients the opportunity to pop in for a Blow Dry, no appointment needed.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233222","Involves the collection of crutches & walking aids to recycle and sterilise for re-use.Support for salary costs.","Involves the collection of crutches & walking aids to recycle and sterilise for re-use.Support for salary costs.","Ireland",null,"13/01/2014","31/12/2015","50","3750","EUR","1875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531575","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Involves the collection of crutches & walking aids to recycle and sterilise for re-use.Support for salary costs.","Involves the collection of crutches & walking aids to recycle and sterilise for re-use.Support for salary costs.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233200","Design a stove that meets customer requirements & the requirements of a passive house complying with EU Regulation","Design a stove that meets customer requirements & the requirements of a passive house complying with EU Regulation","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","28/02/2017","50","50607.65","EUR","25303.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531552",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Design a stove that meets customer requirements & the requirements of a passive house complying with EU Regulation","Design a stove that meets customer requirements & the requirements of a passive house complying with EU Regulation","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298206","Climate Active Neighbourhoods","Climate Active Neighbourhoods","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"25/02/2016","30/06/2023","60","9401815.22","EUR","5641089.13","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4360086","50.3668494,-4.152592|48.3935614,-4.4828361|52.6469795,-7.2553318|50.9205225,0.4807953|48.9881809,1.7102893|50.6453512,5.5756702|51.9767625,5.915171|51.4567958,7.0135263|49.4289316,7.7509002|49.6333341,8.3612999|50.1177512,8.63638",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Essen|South-East Region, Ireland|Yvelines|Plymouth|East Sussex|Worms|Kaiserslautern|Arrondissement of Liège|Finistère|Arnhem/Nijmegen|Frankfurt","DEA13|IE052|FR103|UKK41|UKJ22|DEB39|DEB32|BE332|FRH02|NL226|DE712","2014-2020","CAN contributes to a significant reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the NWE urban areas which assists NWE to meet EU 2030/2050 targets. Currently, NWE urban low carbon plans fail to achieve sufficient results in existing residential building stock. This implies a major challenge for NWE with its strong urban dimension. CAN aims to increase the capacity of local public authorities in NWE cities to implement their low-carbon strategies more effectively using a “neighbourhood approach”. Individuals need to be empowered to act. New organisational (governance) modes for sharing public responsibilities with bottom-up action and innovative financing schemes will stimulate the process. Priority is given to deprived city areas with highest need for improvement. 1,100 households will benefit from CAN investments reducing CO2 emissions by 1,400 t annually. Enabling bottom-up initiatives calls for a paradigm change to deliver a city-wide low carbon strategy. The partners from 5 NWE countries will use synergies beyond their national administrative systems. Exemplary refurbishments, citizens’ investment schemes and behaviour change will deliver a tailored set of solutions. CAN will leverage >14 million Euro investment for energy-related improvements in partner regions. The partnership implies main types of NWE cities with different sizes and economic performance. This guarantees the effective transfer of outputs and solutions to NWE cities and regions. To ensure that increased institutional capacity will be transferred and expanded continuously, “Communities of Practice” will be set up involving relevant stakeholders within the partnership and beyond. The project’s solutions will be embedded into a coaching framework for European cities and municipalities. The lead partner Climate Alliance is a European city network with 350 members in NWE and 1,700 Europe and will secure, together with CAN partners, the roll-out of the solutions in the long term.","CAN contributes to a significant reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the NWE urban areas which assists NWE to meet EU 2030/2050 targets. Currently, NWE urban low carbon plans fail to achieve sufficient results in existing residential building stock. This implies a major challenge for NWE with its strong urban dimension. CAN aims to increase the capacity of local public authorities in NWE cities to implement their low-carbon strategies more effectively using a “neighbourhood approach”. Individuals need to be empowered to act. New organisational (governance) modes for sharing public responsibilities with bottom-up action and innovative financing schemes will stimulate the process. Priority is given to deprived city areas with highest need for improvement. 1,100 households will benefit from CAN investments reducing CO2 emissions by 1,400 t annually. Enabling bottom-up initiatives calls for a paradigm change to deliver a city-wide low carbon strategy. The partners from 5 NWE countries will use synergies beyond their national administrative systems. Exemplary refurbishments, citizens’ investment schemes and behaviour change will deliver a tailored set of solutions. CAN will leverage >14 million Euro investment for energy-related improvements in partner regions. The partnership implies main types of NWE cities with different sizes and economic performance. This guarantees the effective transfer of outputs and solutions to NWE cities and regions. To ensure that increased institutional capacity will be transferred and expanded continuously, “Communities of Practice” will be set up involving relevant stakeholders within the partnership and beyond. The project’s solutions will be embedded into a coaching framework for European cities and municipalities. The lead partner Climate Alliance is a European city network with 350 members in NWE and 1,700 Europe and will secure, together with CAN partners, the roll-out of the solutions in the long term.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233695","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/04/2015","01/10/2016","50","23085.41","EUR","11542.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14135: Secure Centralised Control Analysis Monitoring Management and Prognostics Sytem (SCAMPS) - for remote energy assets","14135: Secure Centralised Control Analysis Monitoring Management and Prognostics Sytem (SCAMPS) - for remote energy assets","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233171","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","21867","EUR","10933.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531536","52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233391","Newly developed Weir-less Seal design patented by Carten Controls","Newly developed Weir-less Seal design patented by Carten Controls","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/03/2018","50","57338.97","EUR","28669.48","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Newly developed Weir-less Seal design patented by Carten Controls","Newly developed Weir-less Seal design patented by Carten Controls","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233770","OPEN IOT B&B ELETRONICS SMART DEVICES FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS","OPEN IOT B&B ELETRONICS SMART DEVICES FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","30/09/2016","50","29750.72","EUR","14875.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14124: OPEN IOT B&B ELETRONICS SMART DEVICES FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS","14124: OPEN IOT B&B ELETRONICS SMART DEVICES FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233928","HYGEIA CHEMICALS LTD 158664","HYGEIA CHEMICALS LTD 158664","Ireland",null,"27/05/2015","14/02/2017","50","7037.84","EUR","3518.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531831","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Develop of sheep dip","Develop of sheep dip","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234033","EAST COAST BAKEHOUSE LIMITED 156144","EAST COAST BAKEHOUSE LIMITED 156144","Ireland",null,"10/01/2014",null,"50","1296000","EUR","648000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531922","53.99592635,-6.2674226863247",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13818: New large scale manufacturing facility for rusks & biscuits & of preserved pastry goods & cakes","13818: New large scale manufacturing facility for rusks & biscuits & of preserved pastry goods & cakes","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234068","LAMPOST CONSTRUCTION COMPONENTS 159433","LAMPOST CONSTRUCTION COMPONENTS 159433","Ireland",null,"18/08/2015",null,"50","17500","EUR","8750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532001","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13855: Recruitment of a Chief Financial Officer","13855: Recruitment of a Chief Financial Officer","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234035","LEO Louth M2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Louth M2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","241601.68","EUR","120800.84","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531924","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation  on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation  on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235253","Prediction of Short-Term Energy Prices using an Artificial Neural Network","Prediction of Short-Term Energy Prices using an Artificial Neural Network","Ireland",null,"28/08/2017","28/05/2018","50","9000","EUR","4500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Prediction of short term energy prices using an artificial neural network.","Prediction of short term energy prices using an artificial neural network.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297213","Identification and Implementation of Regional Policies to take advantage of the SILVER Economy derived opportunities to engage SMEs in growth and entrepreneurship spirit","Identification and Implementation of Regional Policies to take advantage of the SILVER Economy derived opportunities to engage SMEs in growth and entrepreneurship spirit","Sweden|Poland|Ireland|France|Slovenia|Spain",null,"01/06/2018","31/05/2023","84.31","1868484","EUR","1575278.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369012","40.3410012,-1.1072236|42.3401832,-3.7027422|51.8838109,-8.5340369|46.1816023,13.7277|51.9468901,15.5153032|60.6003225,15.6334387|48.8746586,2.3116315|50.6053756,3.028553",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Dalarna County|Goriška|South-West Region, Ireland|Teruel Province|Province of Burgos|Nord|Zielonogórski|Paris","SE312|SI043|IE053|ES242|ES412|FRE11|PL432|FR101","2014-2020","The strategic objective of SILVER SMEs is to improve the implementation and delivery of Regional Policies for SMEs competitiveness by building on significant opportunities arising from the Silver Economy (SE). The SE can be defined as the economic opportunities arising from the public and consumer expenditure related to population ageing and the specific needs of the population. In the framework of the project, partners will focus on the opportunities for the development of SMEs to produce goods and products for the retired population (from 62yrs onwards), especially for those living in peripheral and rural areas. Phase 1 will be executed over 36 months: the first 2 years dedicated to the exchange of policy experience, and the last year focused on the adoption of measures & preparation of the Action Plans. The key result of the project will be to build the engagements of SMEs in the SE, develop initiatives and pro-active public policies, designed to enable strategic investments. These investments will be aimed at promoting the development of SMES that would benefit from these fast developing market opportunities, in areas of products and services supporting active ageing, good health, social inclusion and independence. Among the key outputs will be: - 8 regional SWOT & 1 Composite interregional SWOT analysis. - International Benchmark and Identification of 60 Good Practices covering both, subgroups of the ageing society (Healthy-Wealthy/Vulnerable/Dependent) and, transversally, key selected economic subsectors of the SE (Housing/Health-Wellbeing/Robotic & ICT). - Peer-Review and selection of 18 Best Practices. - 8 Action Plans to improve 8 ERDF OPs linked to the support of SMEs. - 6 Interregional study visits & in parallel 3 Interregional Workshops & 1 Seminar. The workshop will cover “Markets and policy instruments towards opportunities derived from the mentioned GPs\" and the Seminar “Senior Tourism & Accessibility”. - 96 Regional Stakeholders group meetings.","The strategic objective of SILVER SMEs is to improve the implementation and delivery of Regional Policies for SMEs competitiveness by building on significant opportunities arising from the Silver Economy (SE). The SE can be defined as the economic opportunities arising from the public and consumer expenditure related to population ageing and the specific needs of the population. In the framework of the project, partners will focus on the opportunities for the development of SMEs to produce goods and products for the retired population (from 62yrs onwards), especially for those living in peripheral and rural areas. Phase 1 will be executed over 36 months: the first 2 years dedicated to the exchange of policy experience, and the last year focused on the adoption of measures & preparation of the Action Plans. The key result of the project will be to build the engagements of SMEs in the SE, develop initiatives and pro-active public policies, designed to enable strategic investments. These investments will be aimed at promoting the development of SMES that would benefit from these fast developing market opportunities, in areas of products and services supporting active ageing, good health, social inclusion and independence. Among the key outputs will be: - 8 regional SWOT & 1 Composite interregional SWOT analysis. - International Benchmark and Identification of 60 Good Practices covering both, subgroups of the ageing society (Healthy-Wealthy/Vulnerable/Dependent) and, transversally, key selected economic subsectors of the SE (Housing/Health-Wellbeing/Robotic & ICT). - Peer-Review and selection of 18 Best Practices. - 8 Action Plans to improve 8 ERDF OPs linked to the support of SMEs. - 6 Interregional study visits & in parallel 3 Interregional Workshops & 1 Seminar. The workshop will cover “Markets and policy instruments towards opportunities derived from the mentioned GPs\" and the Seminar “Senior Tourism & Accessibility”. - 96 Regional Stakeholders group meetings.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296083","Local, national and transnational public health responses and comparative clinical data across the NPA region","Local, national and transnational public health responses and comparative clinical data across the NPA region","Ireland|Norway|Canada|Iceland",null,"01/09/2020","28/02/2021","66.77","44991","EUR","30041","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929","65.6913701,-18.1348113|52.6736146,-8.5721075|46.4659709,-80.968863|69.6798027,18.9712162",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Mid-West Region|Landsbyggð|Troms og Finnmark","IE051|IS002|NO074","2014-2020","The novel coronavirus, COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2), has had a very significant impact on the NPA region as a whole. However, this experience of the pandemic has been strikingly different in comparison to more densely populated regions and particularly urban settings. This is not apparent unless geographic specific breakdowns in terms of cases and deaths associated with COVID-19 are examined and interpreted from a public health and clinical perspective. Our clinical team, in collaboration with international colleagues, has been publishing daily comparative data across EU and NPA countries since the beginning of the outbreak on #COVIDWATCHIRL (averaging 30,000 impressions daily since March) and the web https://www.ul.ie/covid-home/covidwatchirl. In “COVIDWATCH-EU-NPA”, through a collaboration with clinical teams across the NPA region, we will provide regularly updated comparative data with clinical interpretation between those NPA and non-NPA regions on a country by country basis: COVIDWATCH-EU-NPA REPORT. We will also retrospectively map the public health responses and interventions used by different NPA regions and countries in the first wave of the COVID-19 and explore how these measures have influenced the individual pandemic curves of these countries: COVIDWATCH-EU-NPA RESPONSE. The first objective of any response to this pandemic must be to protect lives, but past that point the ultimate objective must be keep COVID-19 virus activity in society as low as possible and find a way for countries and regions to return safely to economic and social functioning. This is vital in order to minimise further collateral damage from COVID-19 for individuals and populations. The collaborative transnational data collection infrastructure COVIDWATCH-EU-NPA will deliver, has the potential to be vitally important to inform countries and regions as they try to navigate their way through the lifting of restrictions in the next phases of the COVID-19 pandemic.","The novel coronavirus, COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2), has had a very significant impact on the NPA region as a whole. However, this experience of the pandemic has been strikingly different in comparison to more densely populated regions and particularly urban settings. This is not apparent unless geographic specific breakdowns in terms of cases and deaths associated with COVID-19 are examined and interpreted from a public health and clinical perspective. Our clinical team, in collaboration with international colleagues, has been publishing daily comparative data across EU and NPA countries since the beginning of the outbreak on #COVIDWATCHIRL (averaging 30,000 impressions daily since March) and the web https://www.ul.ie/covid-home/covidwatchirl. In “COVIDWATCH-EU-NPA”, through a collaboration with clinical teams across the NPA region, we will provide regularly updated comparative data with clinical interpretation between those NPA and non-NPA regions on a country by country basis: COVIDWATCH-EU-NPA REPORT. We will also retrospectively map the public health responses and interventions used by different NPA regions and countries in the first wave of the COVID-19 and explore how these measures have influenced the individual pandemic curves of these countries: COVIDWATCH-EU-NPA RESPONSE. The first objective of any response to this pandemic must be to protect lives, but past that point the ultimate objective must be keep COVID-19 virus activity in society as low as possible and find a way for countries and regions to return safely to economic and social functioning. This is vital in order to minimise further collateral damage from COVID-19 for individuals and populations. The collaborative transnational data collection infrastructure COVIDWATCH-EU-NPA will deliver, has the potential to be vitally important to inform countries and regions as they try to navigate their way through the lifting of restrictions in the next phases of the COVID-19 pandemic.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234180","LEO Sligo Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Sligo Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","164387.32","EUR","82193.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531743","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232210","Short Term Electricity Price Forecasting - Electicity Price Forecasting Target Model","Short Term Electricity Price Forecasting - Electicity Price Forecasting Target Model","Ireland",null,"01/07/2016","01/11/2018","50","15899.2","EUR","7949.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Short Term Electricity Price Forecasting - Electicity Price Forecasting Target Model","Short Term Electricity Price Forecasting - Electicity Price Forecasting Target Model","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299919","StartUpNorth","StartUpNorth","Sweden|Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","30/06/2016","62.81","46566","EUR","29248.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4362531","53.9016968,-8.5792106|64.7347727,20.9732593",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|West Region, Ireland","SE331|IE042","2014-2020","The novelty and objective of the main project is to co-create, collaboratively, and test new multi-actor based service delivery models which are cost-effective and transferable. Challenges in delivering health and social care services equally are crucial in rural areas. The expected outputs of the main project are 4 different evaluated multi-actor based service delivery models: 1) municipalities and SMEs’ services; 2) municipalities, SMEs’ and voluntary sector services; 3) SMEs’ and voluntary sector services; and 4) municipalities and voluntary sector services. These models contain various service delivery solutions in practice. Stakeholders of the project, local, regional and national public authorities, voluntary workers (including third sector) and SMEs, get support for conducting and developing more effective solutions. Finally, rural residents may benefit through more equal, better quality and cost-effective services.","The novelty and objective of the main project is to co-create, collaboratively, and test new multi-actor based service delivery models which are cost-effective and transferable. Challenges in delivering health and social care services equally are crucial in rural areas. The expected outputs of the main project are 4 different evaluated multi-actor based service delivery models: 1) municipalities and SMEs’ services; 2) municipalities, SMEs’ and voluntary sector services; 3) SMEs’ and voluntary sector services; and 4) municipalities and voluntary sector services. These models contain various service delivery solutions in practice. Stakeholders of the project, local, regional and national public authorities, voluntary workers (including third sector) and SMEs, get support for conducting and developing more effective solutions. Finally, rural residents may benefit through more equal, better quality and cost-effective services.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234167","LEO Roscommon Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Roscommon Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","108560.81","EUR","54280.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531737","53.6982695,-8.2182507612962",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234032","N & E FARRELL PRECISION ENGINEERING LTD 160780","N & E FARRELL PRECISION ENGINEERING LTD 160780","Ireland",null,"21/12/2016","08/05/2017","50","9620","EUR","4810","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531913","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Recruit a CNC Manager","Recruit a CNC Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302054","Quantitative Greenhouse Gas Impact Assessment Method for Spatial Planning Policy","Quantitative Greenhouse Gas Impact Assessment Method for Spatial Planning Policy","Finland|Ireland|Estonia",null,"07/09/2020","15/10/2021","81.77","289486","EUR","236713.86","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365979","53.3451726,-6.2626833|59.394226,24.6702599|59.4512135,24.7173716|60.1659012,24.9287236",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR004","ESPON","Uusimaa|Dublin Region|Põhja-Eesti","FI1B1|IE061|EE001","2014-2020","European Union (EU) policymaking is reacting to climate change with increasing seriousness and urgency. In November 2019, the European Parliament declared a global climate emergency and called for a target of 55% greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions by 2030 in order to reach its target on climate neutrality by 2050. The new European Commission (EC) has decided on a European Green Deal that will transform the Union into a modern, resource-efficient and competitive economy, where there are no net emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050. By the end of 2019, all EU Member State were required to submit their final National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) for achieving the current EU Climate and Energy Framework targets of a 40% reduction in GHG emissions by 2030 (from 1990 levels). The main objective of this service is to produce a robust, simple and proportionate methodology that will allow competent planning authorities at national, regional and local administrative levels to quantify and forecast the influence of spatial planning policies on GHG emissions in a consistent manner. The methodology will be transformed into a flexible and user-centric web application. During the development, the knowledge demands and technical requirements of the four stakeholders included within this Targeted Analysis Project will be addressed and the web application will be tested through pilot application in each of the stakeholder case study territories.","European Union (EU) policymaking is reacting to climate change with increasing seriousness and urgency. In November 2019, the European Parliament declared a global climate emergency and called for a target of 55% greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions by 2030 in order to reach its target on climate neutrality by 2050. The new European Commission (EC) has decided on a European Green Deal that will transform the Union into a modern, resource-efficient and competitive economy, where there are no net emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050. By the end of 2019, all EU Member State were required to submit their final National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) for achieving the current EU Climate and Energy Framework targets of a 40% reduction in GHG emissions by 2030 (from 1990 levels). The main objective of this service is to produce a robust, simple and proportionate methodology that will allow competent planning authorities at national, regional and local administrative levels to quantify and forecast the influence of spatial planning policies on GHG emissions in a consistent manner. The methodology will be transformed into a flexible and user-centric web application. During the development, the knowledge demands and technical requirements of the four stakeholders included within this Targeted Analysis Project will be addressed and the web application will be tested through pilot application in each of the stakeholder case study territories.","Ministry of Sustainable Development and Infrastructures Department for Spatial Planning and Development (DATER), Division for European Affairs, Luxembourg"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233996","IBYE T&D, M&P 2015","IBYE T&D, M&P 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","15261.8","EUR","7630.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531893","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13604: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","13604: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232196","LEO Measure 2 - 2015 - Expenditure and Income","LEO Measure 2 - 2015 - Expenditure and Income","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","128404.98","EUR","64202.49","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531408",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","LEO Measure 2 - 2015 - Expenditure and Income","LEO Measure 2 - 2015 - Expenditure and Income","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234199","Lock On Ltd - Feasibility Study","Lock On Ltd - Feasibility Study","Ireland",null,"15/06/2015","31/12/2015","50","3901","EUR","1950.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531767","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13574: Feasibility Study into development of tow hitch","13574: Feasibility Study into development of tow hitch","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234132","MAC-FAB SYSTEMS LTD 158725","MAC-FAB SYSTEMS LTD 158725","Ireland",null,"30/06/2015",null,"50","49999.28","EUR","24999.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532057","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13889: Development of the next generation of Waste Compactor","13889: Development of the next generation of Waste Compactor","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232237","Persistent anti-nociceptive translation of a neurotherapeutic into the clinic","Persistent anti-nociceptive translation of a neurotherapeutic into the clinic","Ireland",null,"01/05/2015","20/07/2018","50","94715.47","EUR","47357.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Persistent anti-nociceptive translation of a neurotherapeutic into the clinic","Persistent anti-nociceptive translation of a neurotherapeutic into the clinic","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299438","Smart Shared Green Mobility Hubs","Smart Shared Green Mobility Hubs","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"10/01/2019","30/10/2023","60","12376933.19","EUR","7426159.91","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358309","54.9791871,-1.6146608|53.4778367,-2.2330053|57.4755166,-4.2281904|53.3590319,-6.2364019|48.7363432,1.3704599|47.726422,10.3170265|49.4502005,11.1021615|51.037276,3.710246|51.1891428,4.2504321|50.8369933,4.3704063|51.9989427,4.3761059|51.2222772,4.4098637|50.5693927,4.6913448|50.879783,4.7160872|50.4696754,4.8620502|52.353506,4.896703|52.3678116,4.9008888|52.3634449,4.9774002|51.8465931,5.8658743",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|Kempten|Arrondissement of Namur|Arrondissement of Leuven|Arrondissement of Sint-Niklaas|Arrondissement of Ghent|Arrondissement of Antwerp|Groot-Amsterdam|Delft en Westland|Arnhem/Nijmegen|Eure-et-Loir|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Tyneside|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital|Manchester|Nuremberg","IE061|DE273|BE352|BE242|BE236|BE234|BE211|NL329|NL333|NL226|FRB02|UKM62|UKC22|BE100|UKD33|DE254","2014-2020","CHALLENGE: Congestion, pollution and growing urban population in NWE forces us to replace private cars by alternative mobility options. By providing a critical mass of eHUBS (physical cluster of shared electric mobility modes of transport) and make available shared mobility to the end-user, we kickstart the mobility transition. Private car use in cities will decrease. While eHUBS are technically feasible, deployment is hindered because of slow user adaptation, lagging urban planning and legislative/policy hurdles. Critical mass and scalability is key and knowledge transfer is absolutely necessary to remove barriers for local authorities. CHANGE: Partner cities from 5 countries will realize and promote eHUBS and pave the way for others to do the same. There will be eHUBS on strategic locations, connected to other modes (e.g. public transport), but also small eHUBS in living areas. The eHUBS implementation approach will differ per city to create an overall best practice that can easily be applied in other cities and regions. This will result in an additional 1,477 kg tons CO 2 reduction p/y at the project end and 287,022 kg tons CO 2 p/y 10 years later (compared to baseline, incl. replication cities). OUTPUTS: Design and deployment/adaptation of 92 eHUBS in 6 pilot cities with in total 2,395 shared LEVs and 672 EVs Implementation toolkit for cities Active cooperation with 20 “replication cities” Community outreach programme to inform and engage users. LONG TERM EFFECTS: By kick starting the mobility transition in 6 pilot cities we will set an example for all of NWE. Other cities can benefit from applying the blueprint and copying best practices. A large-scale uptake will cause a leverage by significantly reducing CO 2 emissions in the cities and creating a growing market for commercial shared e-mobility providers.","CHALLENGE: Congestion, pollution and growing urban population in NWE forces us to replace private cars by alternative mobility options. By providing a critical mass of eHUBS (physical cluster of shared electric mobility modes of transport) and make available shared mobility to the end-user, we kickstart the mobility transition. Private car use in cities will decrease. While eHUBS are technically feasible, deployment is hindered because of slow user adaptation, lagging urban planning and legislative/policy hurdles. Critical mass and scalability is key and knowledge transfer is absolutely necessary to remove barriers for local authorities. CHANGE: Partner cities from 5 countries will realize and promote eHUBS and pave the way for others to do the same. There will be eHUBS on strategic locations, connected to other modes (e.g. public transport), but also small eHUBS in living areas. The eHUBS implementation approach will differ per city to create an overall best practice that can easily be applied in other cities and regions. This will result in an additional 1,477 kg tons CO 2 reduction p/y at the project end and 287,022 kg tons CO 2 p/y 10 years later (compared to baseline, incl. replication cities). OUTPUTS: Design and deployment/adaptation of 92 eHUBS in 6 pilot cities with in total 2,395 shared LEVs and 672 EVs Implementation toolkit for cities Active cooperation with 20 “replication cities” Community outreach programme to inform and engage users. LONG TERM EFFECTS: By kick starting the mobility transition in 6 pilot cities we will set an example for all of NWE. Other cities can benefit from applying the blueprint and copying best practices. A large-scale uptake will cause a leverage by significantly reducing CO 2 emissions in the cities and creating a growing market for commercial shared e-mobility providers.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233291","A decellularised extracellular matrix derived scaffold incorporating freshly isolated joint itissue derived cells as a bioactive implant for cartilage repair","A decellularised extracellular matrix derived scaffold incorporating freshly isolated joint itissue derived cells as a bioactive implant for cartilage repair","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","28/02/2018","50","115502","EUR","57751","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","A decellularised extracellular matrix derived scaffold incorporating freshly isolated joint itissue derived cells as a bioactive implant for cartilage repair","A decellularised extracellular matrix derived scaffold incorporating freshly isolated joint itissue derived cells as a bioactive implant for cartilage repair","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233633","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","30/08/2019","50","51045.3","EUR","25522.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14143: i-PAD: Innovative biological phosphate (bioP) and anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for waste teatment, energy generation and phosphorus recovery","14143: i-PAD: Innovative biological phosphate (bioP) and anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for waste teatment, energy generation and phosphorus recovery","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233798","Combustion Chemistry for Suatainable Fuel utilization","Combustion Chemistry for Suatainable Fuel utilization","Ireland",null,"01/09/2016","31/08/2021","50","186157.56","EUR","93078.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Combustion Chemistry for Suatainable Fuel utilization","Combustion Chemistry for Suatainable Fuel utilization","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298467","Donegal County Council - CYP","Donegal County Council - CYP","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","30/06/2020","85","1166471.01","EUR","991500.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358817","54.8334003,-7.4784521|54.9521302,-7.7381643|54.9540937,-7.7406166|54.5016988,-8.1842886",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","The main aim of this element is to engage children and young people in meaningful activities which will develop their soft skills and respect for diversity, increasing the percentage of young people in the County who play sports or socialise with others of a different religious community and increasing the percentage of young people who think cross community relations are better than they were 5 years ago. Through 9 individual projects, this programme will engage with 1,374 children and young people to participate in a range of events including training and leadership, conflict mediation training programmes, minority sports, digital media, diversionary Youth Programme and shared reading.","The main aim of this element is to engage children and young people in meaningful activities which will develop their soft skills and respect for diversity, increasing the percentage of young people in the County who play sports or socialise with others of a different religious community and increasing the percentage of young people who think cross community relations are better than they were 5 years ago. Through 9 individual projects, this programme will engage with 1,374 children and young people to participate in a range of events including training and leadership, conflict mediation training programmes, minority sports, digital media, diversionary Youth Programme and shared reading.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233531","W ROLES IN MAINTAINING GENOME STABILITY","W ROLES IN MAINTAINING GENOME STABILITY","Ireland",null,"01/07/2014","30/06/2019","50","230509.96","EUR","115254.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14145: W ROLES IN MAINTAINING GENOME STABILITY N LOWNDES","14145: W ROLES IN MAINTAINING GENOME STABILITY N LOWNDES","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233427","LEO Cavan  Measure 2 Exp 2018","LEO Cavan  Measure 2 Exp 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","291977.35","EUR","145988.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531976","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233345","Zutec BIM2BEM","Zutec BIM2BEM","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","31/07/2016","50","70831.35","EUR","35415.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","53.3497645,-6.2602732","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Zutec BIM2BEM","Zutec BIM2BEM","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301800","Demonstration Programme for Ocean Energy Pilot Farms and Supporting Technologies","Demonstration Programme for Ocean Energy Pilot Farms and Supporting Technologies","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Belgium",null,"10/01/2019","30/07/2023","60","12903942.83","EUR","7742365.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372673","50.893746,-1.3954571|47.2489868,-1.547616|57.1434425,-2.1159827|59.000162,-2.9747115|58.9919091,-2.9774364|55.9481584,-3.2112995|55.9458445,-3.2211142|58.9634273,-3.3010771|48.3616203,-4.57247|53.3360762,-6.2518956|53.3169599,-6.3019223|53.9828376,-6.3950478|53.2478752,-8.9778995|50.8425071,4.3740861|52.1717697,4.4151116|52.641935,4.7252657|53.2193835,6.5665018",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Southampton|Agglomeratie Leiden en Bollenstreek|Loire-Atlantique|Overig Groningen|Finistère|Alkmaar en omgeving|Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire|Edinburgh, City of|Orkney Islands|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE061|IE042|IE062|UKJ32|NL337|FRG01|NL113|FRH02|NL328|UKM50|UKM75|UKM65|BE100","2014-2020","The existing terrestrial supply for renewables is already market-driven, whereas Ocean Energy (OE) is untapped. Having advanced single device OE deployments, FORESEA has identified a key market failure relating to the first multi-device OE farms; this is the point when risks and capital requirements are highest, hence market intervention is now most needed to realise the NWE OE potential. OceanDEMO will address this market failure via 3 key elements: Prove investability with investors by demonstrating and de-risking the most promising OE generating technologies in multi-device farm configuration. Develop an active supply chain that invests in dedicated OE sub-systems and components. Create a supportive policy environment for OE by providing governments with confidence in OE and highlighting OE´s economic benefits. Change: Demonstrate investability of OE with at least 15 investors that provide debt and project finance to raise awareness & promote the uptake of OE. Create a more active and invested supply chain to help reduce technical risk of OE and advance the TRL of dedicated OE sub-systems and components. Establish political support for a supportive policy environment that will encourage production of ocean energy in NWE. These will most likely be in Ireland, UK, the Netherlands, France and Belgium as this is where the majority of the NWE resource is located. Outputs: Operation of 2 OE deployments in multi-device farm configuration in NWE connected to the European electricity grid. Advance 15 cross cutting low carbon technologies to near to commercial readiness. Supportive policy environment for OE in at least 3 member states in NWE. Long-term effects: 500m EUR of private funds invested into OE deployment farm deployments. 20 dedicated OE products. 100MW of OE installed capacity.","The existing terrestrial supply for renewables is already market-driven, whereas Ocean Energy (OE) is untapped. Having advanced single device OE deployments, FORESEA has identified a key market failure relating to the first multi-device OE farms; this is the point when risks and capital requirements are highest, hence market intervention is now most needed to realise the NWE OE potential. OceanDEMO will address this market failure via 3 key elements: Prove investability with investors by demonstrating and de-risking the most promising OE generating technologies in multi-device farm configuration. Develop an active supply chain that invests in dedicated OE sub-systems and components. Create a supportive policy environment for OE by providing governments with confidence in OE and highlighting OE´s economic benefits. Change: Demonstrate investability of OE with at least 15 investors that provide debt and project finance to raise awareness & promote the uptake of OE. Create a more active and invested supply chain to help reduce technical risk of OE and advance the TRL of dedicated OE sub-systems and components. Establish political support for a supportive policy environment that will encourage production of ocean energy in NWE. These will most likely be in Ireland, UK, the Netherlands, France and Belgium as this is where the majority of the NWE resource is located. Outputs: Operation of 2 OE deployments in multi-device farm configuration in NWE connected to the European electricity grid. Advance 15 cross cutting low carbon technologies to near to commercial readiness. Supportive policy environment for OE in at least 3 member states in NWE. Long-term effects: 500m EUR of private funds invested into OE deployment farm deployments. 20 dedicated OE products. 100MW of OE installed capacity.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299364","Youthscape","Youthscape","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/08/2017","31/12/2021","85","3994559.07","EUR","3395375.21","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357619","54.6123413,-5.9373298|54.5082778,-6.7642077|54.9511516,-7.7222764",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region|Belfast|Mid Ulster","IE041|UKN06|UKN0B","2014-2020","Youthscape Programme (YP); a cross border, cross community interventionist programme incorporating the collective strengths of South West College (SWC); Donegal Youth Service (DYS); & Tides Training (TT) to deliver a high impact intervention programme to 800 of the Region’s most marginalised young people in 5 locations; Enniskillen; Dungannon; Strabane; Omagh; Letterkenny; & Ballybofey. The Partnership has been developed to capitalise on the following expertise and experience: 1)Developing & leading a transformative cross community personal development, good relations and citizenship focused programme (SWC); 2)Deploying a youth work approach to delivering high impact intervention programmes for marginalised young people (DYS); 3)Developing & delivering specialist Good Relations programmes regionally (TT); 4)Developing & delivering tailored progression opportunities (SWC); PROJECT DESIGN: YP will encompass 3 components: 1) Initial Engagement (6 weeks): i) Identification & recruitment of participants; ii) Assignment of a Key Worker (KW) for each young person; iii) Identification and addressing of barriers to participation including signposting to & arrangement of specialist interventions; iv) Assessment of individual’s needs & interests; v) Preparation of a Personal Development Plan (PDP) & on-going review of progress against individualised programme of activity. 2) Programme Delivery (16 weeks): i) Delivery of individualised programmes of activity centred around the three OCN Level 1 Accredited Programme Outcome Areas: Personal Development: Good Relations; & Citizenship; ii) Completion of an active Citizenship Project; iii) Sustained contact with appointed KW to support implementation of the PDP. 3) Transition Support Period (12 weeks); i) Continued support through contact with appointed KW; ii) Support with implementation of the PDP to include assistance to engage, enter & sustain chosen education, training or employment option; iii) Directional support so young people can play a continued role in the creation of a more cohesive society within their communities. FEATURES: YP will incorporate a youth development approach delivered by skilled professionals; this will result in the requisite levels of retention and completion of 80% of the individualised programme of activity within the PDP. This approach also provides for the KW supporting the participant to overcome identified barriers to progression. 1) YP activity will span 9 months including 3/4 days per week in the delivery phase; 2) All activity will be undertaken on a cross community basis, with at least 5 opportunities for cross border contact per cohort; 3) YP content will be delivered around 3 Key Outcome Areas: Personal Development; Good Relations; and Citizenship. DELIVERY: In line with targets, between September 2017 – September 2018 200 young people will complete (Phase 1); and between October 2018 – December 2021 600 young people will complete (Phase 2). Phase 1 will involve 3 cohorts of 75 young people; Phase 2 will involve 9 cohorts of 75 young people. PRINCIPLES: YP will: 1) be young person centred: ensuring that each individual remains the central focal point; 2) be underpinned by youth work principles, with activity delivered by suitably qualified staff (as per previous experience); 3) Incorporate on-going engagement with and co-design by young people to ensure that the PDP developed for each young person remains relevant & realistic; 4) Be characterised by empathy and respect for young people; 5) Incorporate an emphasis on educational development, with a focus on early achievement and engagement with education & training providers to identify progression pathways; 6) Be conducted within a safe and supportive environment ; 7) Characterised by a respect for diversity for young people from different cultural, religious & community backgrounds; 8) Be designed to ensure that all participating young people find and are empowered to utilise their voice to improve individual life circumstances. CROSS COMMUNITY & CROSS BORDER OUTPUTS:Partners will deliver YP to 480 young people in NI; & 320 in the BROI. In NI the participants per community will be 45% CRN’ 45% PUL; & 10% BME. In BROI; this will be 80% CRN; 10% PUL; & 10% BME. OPTIONS APPRAISAL & COSTS: A number of project design related options were considered including incorporation of specialist good relations input; partnership approaches to active citizenship & a Peace Apprenticeship programme. YP will cost €3.9m, (€4993 per participant). RISK MANAGEMENT:Partners have identified a number of potential risks associated with YP including difficulties related to participant recruitment; failure to recruit & retain suitably qualified staff; challenges related to ensuring participants complete required level of programming. Related mitigation strategies have been developed & YP risk register reviewed monthly. MANAGEMENT: YP will be implemented by a dedicated management team comprising representative","Youthscape Programme (YP); a cross border, cross community interventionist programme incorporating the collective strengths of South West College (SWC); Donegal Youth Service (DYS); & Tides Training (TT) to deliver a high impact intervention programme to 800 of the Region’s most marginalised young people in 5 locations; Enniskillen; Dungannon; Strabane; Omagh; Letterkenny; & Ballybofey. The Partnership has been developed to capitalise on the following expertise and experience: 1)Developing & leading a transformative cross community personal development, good relations and citizenship focused programme (SWC); 2)Deploying a youth work approach to delivering high impact intervention programmes for marginalised young people (DYS); 3)Developing & delivering specialist Good Relations programmes regionally (TT); 4)Developing & delivering tailored progression opportunities (SWC); PROJECT DESIGN: YP will encompass 3 components: 1) Initial Engagement (6 weeks): i) Identification & recruitment of participants; ii) Assignment of a Key Worker (KW) for each young person; iii) Identification and addressing of barriers to participation including signposting to & arrangement of specialist interventions; iv) Assessment of individual’s needs & interests; v) Preparation of a Personal Development Plan (PDP) & on-going review of progress against individualised programme of activity. 2) Programme Delivery (16 weeks): i) Delivery of individualised programmes of activity centred around the three OCN Level 1 Accredited Programme Outcome Areas: Personal Development: Good Relations; & Citizenship; ii) Completion of an active Citizenship Project; iii) Sustained contact with appointed KW to support implementation of the PDP. 3) Transition Support Period (12 weeks); i) Continued support through contact with appointed KW; ii) Support with implementation of the PDP to include assistance to engage, enter & sustain chosen education, training or employment option; iii) Directional support so young people can play a continued role in the creation of a more cohesive society within their communities. FEATURES: YP will incorporate a youth development approach delivered by skilled professionals; this will result in the requisite levels of retention and completion of 80% of the individualised programme of activity within the PDP. This approach also provides for the KW supporting the participant to overcome identified barriers to progression. 1) YP activity will span 9 months including 3/4 days per week in the delivery phase; 2) All activity will be undertaken on a cross community basis, with at least 5 opportunities for cross border contact per cohort; 3) YP content will be delivered around 3 Key Outcome Areas: Personal Development; Good Relations; and Citizenship. DELIVERY: In line with targets, between September 2017 – September 2018 200 young people will complete (Phase 1); and between October 2018 – December 2021 600 young people will complete (Phase 2). Phase 1 will involve 3 cohorts of 75 young people; Phase 2 will involve 9 cohorts of 75 young people. PRINCIPLES: YP will: 1) be young person centred: ensuring that each individual remains the central focal point; 2) be underpinned by youth work principles, with activity delivered by suitably qualified staff (as per previous experience); 3) Incorporate on-going engagement with and co-design by young people to ensure that the PDP developed for each young person remains relevant & realistic; 4) Be characterised by empathy and respect for young people; 5) Incorporate an emphasis on educational development, with a focus on early achievement and engagement with education & training providers to identify progression pathways; 6) Be conducted within a safe and supportive environment ; 7) Characterised by a respect for diversity for young people from different cultural, religious & community backgrounds; 8) Be designed to ensure that all participating young people find and are empowered to utilise their voice to improve individual life circumstances. CROSS COMMUNITY & CROSS BORDER OUTPUTS:Partners will deliver YP to 480 young people in NI; & 320 in the BROI. In NI the participants per community will be 45% CRN’ 45% PUL; & 10% BME. In BROI; this will be 80% CRN; 10% PUL; & 10% BME. OPTIONS APPRAISAL & COSTS: A number of project design related options were considered including incorporation of specialist good relations input; partnership approaches to active citizenship & a Peace Apprenticeship programme. YP will cost €3.9m, (€4993 per participant). RISK MANAGEMENT:Partners have identified a number of potential risks associated with YP including difficulties related to participant recruitment; failure to recruit & retain suitably qualified staff; challenges related to ensuring participants complete required level of programming. Related mitigation strategies have been developed & YP risk register reviewed monthly. MANAGEMENT: YP will be implemented by a dedicated management team comprising representative","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300580","Atlantic network for renewable generation and supply of hydrogen to promote high energy efficiency","Atlantic network for renewable generation and supply of hydrogen to promote high energy efficiency","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/10/2017","30/09/2020","73.3","2500000","EUR","1832500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3135849","60.7689469,-0.8340683|51.454513,-2.58791|53.4083714,-2.9915726|43.4623057,-3.8099803|43.3931902,-3.8561023|48.390394,-4.486076|53.3498053,-6.2603097|55.1325802,-6.6646103|40.7334189,-8.3717672|41.1579438,-8.6291053|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Cantabria|Dublin Region|Bristol|Lisbon metropolitan area|Região de Aveiro|Finistère|Causeway Coast and Glens|Shetland Islands|Liverpool","ES130|IE061|UKK11|PT170|PT16D|FRH02|UKN0C|UKM66|UKD72","2014-2020","The Atlantic region that is characterised by low investment in R&D+I, and the low competitiveness of SMEs. The integration of hydrogen generation technologies through renewable energy sources and its recovery from industrial waste streams with safe and efficient storage systems and innovative technology, using hydrogen as a fuel with zero emissions in the maritime transport and industrial sector will increase the energy and resource efficiency of the Atlantic Area. The Hylantic project addresses global energy issues and focuses on the challenge of ensuring a sustainable and efficient energy supply with low carbon emissions. This project aims to establish an excellent transnational network to advance the R&D, implementation and commercialisation of hydrogen as an energy vector for future power generation in the Atlantic Area, thus providing energy efficient solutions to strategic sectors in the Atlantic region such as transport, marine, ultra-low energy building supply, and/or portable and stationary devices. Through collaborative research and synergies within the team, Hylantic will address research and innovation for smart and sustainable growth covering sectoral and regional needs. The project scope includes R&D of new materials and innovative technologies, combined with advanced simulation and optimisation techniques for hydrogen generation through renewable energy and local waste streams, thus delivering environmentally friendly outputs to provide energy efficient solutions to strategic sectors in the Atlantic region and benefit regional industries, generating positive socio-economic impact.","The Atlantic region that is characterised by low investment in R&D+I, and the low competitiveness of SMEs. The integration of hydrogen generation technologies through renewable energy sources and its recovery from industrial waste streams with safe and efficient storage systems and innovative technology, using hydrogen as a fuel with zero emissions in the maritime transport and industrial sector will increase the energy and resource efficiency of the Atlantic Area. The Hylantic project addresses global energy issues and focuses on the challenge of ensuring a sustainable and efficient energy supply with low carbon emissions. This project aims to establish an excellent transnational network to advance the R&D, implementation and commercialisation of hydrogen as an energy vector for future power generation in the Atlantic Area, thus providing energy efficient solutions to strategic sectors in the Atlantic region such as transport, marine, ultra-low energy building supply, and/or portable and stationary devices. Through collaborative research and synergies within the team, Hylantic will address research and innovation for smart and sustainable growth covering sectoral and regional needs. The project scope includes R&D of new materials and innovative technologies, combined with advanced simulation and optimisation techniques for hydrogen generation through renewable energy and local waste streams, thus delivering environmentally friendly outputs to provide energy efficient solutions to strategic sectors in the Atlantic region and benefit regional industries, generating positive socio-economic impact.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233489","Fraizens Feasibility","Fraizens Feasibility","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014","31/12/2015","50","833.48","EUR","416.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532094","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13510: Develop frozen grapes as an alternative healthy snack for sale in Cinemas/Leisure Centres","13510: Develop frozen grapes as an alternative healthy snack for sale in Cinemas/Leisure Centres","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232301","Exam the bioactivity of seaweed extracts in skin epidermis & dermis cells.","Exam the bioactivity of seaweed extracts in skin epidermis & dermis cells.","Ireland",null,"01/11/2015","31/07/2017","50","27724.6","EUR","13862.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531520",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Exam the bioactivity of seaweed extracts in skin epidermis & dermis cells.","Exam the bioactivity of seaweed extracts in skin epidermis & dermis cells.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300870","Smart Mentoring Platform Capability for Regional HUBs","Smart Mentoring Platform Capability for Regional HUBs","Ireland|Iceland",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","36.08","67053.12","EUR","24193.57","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369676","66.0466336,-17.343108|64.146582,-21.9426354|53.9020549,-8.5787592|53.270668,-9.0567905",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Capital Region|Landsbyggð","IE042|IS001|IS002","2014-2020","Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, the importance of Digital Hubs took on a new meaning when the world turned to remote working. They became vital in supporting employment & careers in rural and peripheral areas. Now, looking towards the end of the pandemic & reopening of countries, Digital Hubs remain vital as both workers & employers embrace a “hybrid working” reality. A balance of hub/home and office working that reduces an individual’s commute and carbon footprint but increases footfall in rural locations and more family time is a more appetising reality for many people that positively impacts their local economy. BizMentors International is an online business mentoring initiative that provides community-based peer to peer mentoring support to entrepreneurs and businesses that is structured, free, managed centrally online and transferable across other sectors. It is entirely inclusive, supporting all start up and existing SME’s. Originally piloted in the agri-food sectors, HubMent would see an extension and scaling of BizMentors Internationals service by building strategic partnerships with regional organisations and hubs to link mentoring and associated capabilities via digital platforms to key communities or groups of SMEs, for example in the areas of the Creative Economy (CREW Galway) and Food Innovation (BIA Innovate) using Digital Hubs both regionally and transnationally as focal points. In Ireland the “connectedhubs.ie” organisation of 400 hubs will be involved in piloting the concept across the diverse range of SMEs located within them. Transnationally, within the NPA region, we have identified possible strategic partnerships in the areas of, for example, Fisheries and Food Innovation (Iceland). Additionally, the project shall seek to extend the online mentoring model to the Social Enterprise realm, allowing muncipalities and development organisations facilitate and accelerate mentoring in this sector.","Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, the importance of Digital Hubs took on a new meaning when the world turned to remote working. They became vital in supporting employment & careers in rural and peripheral areas. Now, looking towards the end of the pandemic & reopening of countries, Digital Hubs remain vital as both workers & employers embrace a “hybrid working” reality. A balance of hub/home and office working that reduces an individual’s commute and carbon footprint but increases footfall in rural locations and more family time is a more appetising reality for many people that positively impacts their local economy. BizMentors International is an online business mentoring initiative that provides community-based peer to peer mentoring support to entrepreneurs and businesses that is structured, free, managed centrally online and transferable across other sectors. It is entirely inclusive, supporting all start up and existing SME’s. Originally piloted in the agri-food sectors, HubMent would see an extension and scaling of BizMentors Internationals service by building strategic partnerships with regional organisations and hubs to link mentoring and associated capabilities via digital platforms to key communities or groups of SMEs, for example in the areas of the Creative Economy (CREW Galway) and Food Innovation (BIA Innovate) using Digital Hubs both regionally and transnationally as focal points. In Ireland the “connectedhubs.ie” organisation of 400 hubs will be involved in piloting the concept across the diverse range of SMEs located within them. Transnationally, within the NPA region, we have identified possible strategic partnerships in the areas of, for example, Fisheries and Food Innovation (Iceland). Additionally, the project shall seek to extend the online mentoring model to the Social Enterprise realm, allowing muncipalities and development organisations facilitate and accelerate mentoring in this sector.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232197","Patented portable wash basin for hospital use - study to have trials performed","Patented portable wash basin for hospital use - study to have trials performed","Ireland",null,"10/02/2014","31/12/2015","50","1870.74","EUR","935.37","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531414","52.2609997,-7.1119081","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Patented portable wash basin for hospital use - study to have trials performed","Patented portable wash basin for hospital use - study to have trials performed","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232259","Non-invasive Monitoring Probes for Industrial Plasma","Non-invasive Monitoring Probes for Industrial Plasma","Ireland",null,"15/01/2015","15/01/2018","50","81997.25","EUR","40998.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Non-invasive Monitoring Probes for Industrial Plasma","Non-invasive Monitoring Probes for Industrial Plasma","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298636","Natural Energy Efficiency and Sustainability 2","Natural Energy Efficiency and Sustainability 2","Ireland|United Kingdom|Greenland",null,"01/06/2015","30/11/2015","54.23","44999.6","EUR","24405.52","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381563","55.8658908,-4.2510425|54.6037073,-5.928718|66.9372174,-53.6571506|51.8947914,-8.4939637",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","South-West Region, Ireland|Belfast|Glasgow City","IE053|UKN06|UKM82","2014-2020","NEES 2 builds on the work of the NEES Project (NPP 2010-2014) which identified and promoted 15 best practise products and services, developed 6 pilot projects applying these best practices, developed training modules for the training of builders and professionals, and disseminated findings widely to professionals and policy makers. The aim of NEES 2 is to review and update the NEES Criteria for sustainability of products and services, and to develop an on-line tool to allow its use by professionals and the public. Also to develop new products and services with the SME’s identified and to identify additional SMEs pioneering best practices in NPA regions not represented in NEES (i.e. Finland, Iceland, Faroes, Russia and Canada). NEES 2 will demonstrate best practices and at operational level (TRL8-9) through at least 6 new projects in Partner regions, covering around 300 homes. NEES 2 will organise networking exchange and dissemination, including regional events, social media and audio-visual presentations, creating awareness and marketing products and services at a trans-regional level. It will implement the vocational training developed in NEES in different Partner regions.","NEES 2 builds on the work of the NEES Project (NPP 2010-2014) which identified and promoted 15 best practise products and services, developed 6 pilot projects applying these best practices, developed training modules for the training of builders and professionals, and disseminated findings widely to professionals and policy makers. The aim of NEES 2 is to review and update the NEES Criteria for sustainability of products and services, and to develop an on-line tool to allow its use by professionals and the public. Also to develop new products and services with the SME’s identified and to identify additional SMEs pioneering best practices in NPA regions not represented in NEES (i.e. Finland, Iceland, Faroes, Russia and Canada). NEES 2 will demonstrate best practices and at operational level (TRL8-9) through at least 6 new projects in Partner regions, covering around 300 homes. NEES 2 will organise networking exchange and dissemination, including regional events, social media and audio-visual presentations, creating awareness and marketing products and services at a trans-regional level. It will implement the vocational training developed in NEES in different Partner regions.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234209","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157942","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157942","Ireland",null,"04/02/2015",null,"50","37850.23","EUR","18925.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531720",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13887: Development of plastic composites designed to perform at temperatures above the current standard range for these materials.","13887: Development of plastic composites designed to perform at temperatures above the current standard range for these materials.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233616","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","30/08/2019","50","109933.26","EUR","54966.63","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14143: i-PAD: Innovative biological phosphate (bioP) and anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for waste teatment, energy generation and phosphorus recovery","14143: i-PAD: Innovative biological phosphate (bioP) and anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for waste teatment, energy generation and phosphorus recovery","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232178","Creative post production services. Grant to support prototype development","Creative post production services. Grant to support prototype development","Ireland",null,"19/02/2015","31/12/2015","50","1153.5","EUR","576.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531382","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Creative post production services. Grant to support prototype development","Creative post production services. Grant to support prototype development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235236","DRAW - Digital Asset Workflow Automation using Image Recognition","DRAW - Digital Asset Workflow Automation using Image Recognition","Ireland",null,"01/08/2015","31/10/2016","50","59789.42","EUR","29894.71","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Digital asset workflow automation using image recognition.","Digital asset workflow automation using image recognition.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233412","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","238189.96","EUR","119094.98","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531965",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consulting, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296538","Carbon loss reduction from peatlands: an integrated approach","Carbon loss reduction from peatlands: an integrated approach","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Belgium",null,"10/01/2019","31/12/2023","60","7027049.6","EUR","4216229.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365105","48.1154794,-1.6731671|53.47089,-2.237968|53.7086083,-2.6638245|53.2313879,-4.125327|53.276035,-9.0595869|47.8472596,1.9380613|47.8299051,1.9383804|47.8326799,1.9419746|51.0203466,4.4828151|51.5617758,5.0637471|52.2539575,5.1220368|51.99141,5.961417",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","West Region, Ireland|North Wales|Arrondissement of Mechelen|Loiret|Midden-Noord-Brabant|Arnhem/Nijmegen|Het Gooi en Vechtstreek|Ille-et-Vilaine|Chorley and West Lancashire|Manchester","IE042|UKL11|BE212|FRB06|NL412|NL226|NL327|FRH03|UKD47|UKD33","2014-2020","Northern hemisphere peatland soils contain ~33% of global soil carbon, while accounting for only 3-5% of total land area. Many of these peatlands are degraded and emit rather than store carbon. Global annual GHG emissions from drained organic soils are ~1,600 MT CO2 eq., twice that from aviation. In NWE this is ~150 MT/year, more than Belgium’s emissions. Yet emission estimates from degraded peatlands are inadequate and we lack effective strategies and methods to combat degradation and promote recovery. Regional differences in land ownership complicate the situation and limit the replicability and transferability of effective alternative management of peatlands. Care-Peat will demonstrate innovative technologies and partnerships that achieve net emissions savings from novel restoration and accounting techniques in NWE.Within Care-Peat, nature organisations work with landowner groups to demonstrate carbon savings potential using pilots ranging from 10 to 250 ha. Five knowledge institutes from 3 countries work together to develop and test new techniques for improved peatland carbon assessment and accounting to highlight the region’s natural potential for significant carbon reduction. The project works with innovative companies in the field of restoration and develops partnerships with local and regional stakeholders to increase the impact of pilots and maximize socio-economic benefits. Methods tested and validated will be transferred and replicated to users across NWE to determine the most appropriate management measures. Partners, who manage additional peatlands, will facilitate further restorations after project end to benefit both biodiversity and carbon reduction policies. The project will continuously liaise with our CConnects partners to maximise exchange, cooperation and dissemination. The effect of pilots at project end is a C reduction of 7,800 tonnes/year, after 5 years 0.14 MT/y and after 10 years 1.4 MT/y across other NWE nature reserves.","Northern hemisphere peatland soils contain ~33% of global soil carbon, while accounting for only 3-5% of total land area. Many of these peatlands are degraded and emit rather than store carbon. Global annual GHG emissions from drained organic soils are ~1,600 MT CO2 eq., twice that from aviation. In NWE this is ~150 MT/year, more than Belgium’s emissions. Yet emission estimates from degraded peatlands are inadequate and we lack effective strategies and methods to combat degradation and promote recovery. Regional differences in land ownership complicate the situation and limit the replicability and transferability of effective alternative management of peatlands. Care-Peat will demonstrate innovative technologies and partnerships that achieve net emissions savings from novel restoration and accounting techniques in NWE.Within Care-Peat, nature organisations work with landowner groups to demonstrate carbon savings potential using pilots ranging from 10 to 250 ha. Five knowledge institutes from 3 countries work together to develop and test new techniques for improved peatland carbon assessment and accounting to highlight the region’s natural potential for significant carbon reduction. The project works with innovative companies in the field of restoration and develops partnerships with local and regional stakeholders to increase the impact of pilots and maximize socio-economic benefits. Methods tested and validated will be transferred and replicated to users across NWE to determine the most appropriate management measures. Partners, who manage additional peatlands, will facilitate further restorations after project end to benefit both biodiversity and carbon reduction policies. The project will continuously liaise with our CConnects partners to maximise exchange, cooperation and dissemination. The effect of pilots at project end is a C reduction of 7,800 tonnes/year, after 5 years 0.14 MT/y and after 10 years 1.4 MT/y across other NWE nature reserves.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233353","Knowledge Insights Inventory KII (Tacit Knowledge)","Knowledge Insights Inventory KII (Tacit Knowledge)","Ireland",null,"12/08/2014","31/07/2016","50","181109.11","EUR","90554.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Knowledge Insights Inventory KII (Tacit Knowledge)","Knowledge Insights Inventory KII (Tacit Knowledge)","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234010","FINESSE MEDICAL LTD 157173","FINESSE MEDICAL LTD 157173","Ireland",null,"27/05/2014",null,"50","35000","EUR","17500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531909","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13836: Recruitment of an Operations Manager","13836: Recruitment of an Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234092","MALONE FARM MACHINERY LTD 157441","MALONE FARM MACHINERY LTD 157441","Ireland",null,"26/08/2014",null,"50","27118.42","EUR","13559.21","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532040","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13875: Development of a dual purpose tedding and raking machine","13875: Development of a dual purpose tedding and raking machine","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233933","CHANELLE PHARMACEUTICALS MANUFACTURING LTD 156454","CHANELLE PHARMACEUTICALS MANUFACTURING LTD 156454","Ireland",null,"04/04/2014","15/09/2017","50","14621.62","EUR","7310.81","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531838","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Develop a range of parasitic products","Develop a range of parasitic products","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296619","Funding Ocean Renewable Energy through Strategic European Action","Funding Ocean Renewable Energy through Strategic European Action","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Belgium",null,"25/02/2016","31/03/2020","59.85","10453877.78","EUR","6256583.67","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365767","51.5306325,-0.0935696|51.5355743,-0.4689982|50.9099109,-1.4085625|47.2489868,-1.547616|51.4951567,-2.6384695|51.4865526,-2.6415783|53.34875,-2.6767905|59.000162,-2.9747115|58.964841,-3.2984799|58.9634273,-3.3010771|58.9624183,-3.3026491|55.8995142,-3.3137817|57.471718,-4.171098|55.8582238,-4.2626331|54.0979516,-6.2525162|55.1322548,-6.6764764|53.2478752,-8.9778995|53.2940491,-8.984513|50.8425071,4.3740861|52.1563503,4.5090848|52.641935,4.7252657|52.9330503,5.0414572|53.0859856,5.8307557",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","West Region, Ireland|Bristol|Southampton|Agglomeratie Leiden en Bollenstreek|Loire-Atlantique|Noord-Friesland|Kop van Noord-Holland|Alkmaar en omgeving|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|East Merseyside|Hackney and Newham|Glasgow City|Causeway Coast and Glens|Edinburgh, City of|Harrow and Hillingdon|Orkney Islands|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE042|UKK11|UKJ32|NL337|FRG01|NL124|NL321|NL328|UKM62|UKD71|UKI41|UKM82|UKN0C|UKM75|UKI74|UKM65|BE100","2014-2020","This project will help North West Europe (NWE) SME’s test ocean energy (OE) technology in real sea environments and prove power can be economically generated from the ocean. Located in the peripheral regions of Northern Scotland, Western Ireland, Western France and Western Holland, the partners in this project represent the areas of highest ocean energy resource in Europe. The development of a world leading OE industry in these regions represents a fantastic opportunity to stimulate economic development in these more peripheral, economically disadvantaged areas that are not able to rely on the variety of industry found in the traditional motor regions of NWE. Combating climate change and securing energy supply are also major issues for Europe and OE represents a substantial and as yet largely untapped asset which will help reduce GHG emissions by bringing highly productive renewable technologies closer to market. The cost of pre-commercial testing and demonstration for OE is high and investors are reluctant to invest until the technology has been proven in the sea at scale. The NWE area possesses world leading OE testing infrastructure and this project will connect sites in the Netherlands (tidal), UK (tidal and wave), France (wave and floating wind) and Ireland (floating wind and wave) to create a network which will place NWE at the heart of this emerging industry. To date most EU R&D for OE has focused on technology, not testing. The FORESEA coordinated test sites will encourage longer term testing and technology de-risking. FORESEA will result in a minimum of 26 OE technology pre-commercial demonstrations, over 60,000hrs of operation, work with over 60 SME´s, sustaining 60+ jobs and helping to secure €30M investment into OE companies. FORESEA will also enhance the expertise and infrastructure in NWE and put in place a NWE OE Roadmap so ensure the long term impact of this project.","This project will help North West Europe (NWE) SME’s test ocean energy (OE) technology in real sea environments and prove power can be economically generated from the ocean. Located in the peripheral regions of Northern Scotland, Western Ireland, Western France and Western Holland, the partners in this project represent the areas of highest ocean energy resource in Europe. The development of a world leading OE industry in these regions represents a fantastic opportunity to stimulate economic development in these more peripheral, economically disadvantaged areas that are not able to rely on the variety of industry found in the traditional motor regions of NWE. Combating climate change and securing energy supply are also major issues for Europe and OE represents a substantial and as yet largely untapped asset which will help reduce GHG emissions by bringing highly productive renewable technologies closer to market. The cost of pre-commercial testing and demonstration for OE is high and investors are reluctant to invest until the technology has been proven in the sea at scale. The NWE area possesses world leading OE testing infrastructure and this project will connect sites in the Netherlands (tidal), UK (tidal and wave), France (wave and floating wind) and Ireland (floating wind and wave) to create a network which will place NWE at the heart of this emerging industry. To date most EU R&D for OE has focused on technology, not testing. The FORESEA coordinated test sites will encourage longer term testing and technology de-risking. FORESEA will result in a minimum of 26 OE technology pre-commercial demonstrations, over 60,000hrs of operation, work with over 60 SME´s, sustaining 60+ jobs and helping to secure €30M investment into OE companies. FORESEA will also enhance the expertise and infrastructure in NWE and put in place a NWE OE Roadmap so ensure the long term impact of this project.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232279","Provide elite level coaching and education of football.Salary support.","Provide elite level coaching and education of football.Salary support.","Ireland",null,"08/12/2014","31/12/2015","50","7500","EUR","3750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531492","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Provide elite level coaching and education of football.Salary support.","Provide elite level coaching and education of football.Salary support.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298899","Need to Talk","Need to Talk","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","81.06","1942365.04","EUR","1574390.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384558","55.9582494,-3.1783072|54.5969517,-5.9251913|53.3376746,-6.2537316",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Belfast|Edinburgh, City of","IE061|UKN06|UKM75","2014-2020","Need To Talk (NTT) is a cross border counselling, confidence building and peer support programme for socially isolated people with sight loss across Northern Ireland (NI), Ayrshire & Arran, part of Highlands & Islands in Western Scotland (WSc) and the Border Counties of Ireland (BCI). NTT is a partnership between RNIB (in NI and WSc) and Fighting Blindness (FB) in BCI. Together we will deliver a comprehensive package of emotional support to people living with sight loss. People with sight loss experience a significant number of challenges that can prevent them from contributing as fully integrated, independent members of society. These challenges include the day-to-day practical ones of being able to safely go about activities of life and the emotional ones of coming to terms with a life changing condition. This community experiences increased social isolation; higher levels of depression and anxiety and a lower quality of life. NTT will directly contribute to the desired outputs of the Disability Services output indicator by delivering two cross border interventions to support socially isolated people with sight loss: Emotional support and counselling service; Confidence Building Programmes. Through these initiatives, we will support 1628 socially isolated people with sight loss across the NTT area.","Need To Talk (NTT) is a cross border counselling, confidence building and peer support programme for socially isolated people with sight loss across Northern Ireland (NI), Ayrshire & Arran, part of Highlands & Islands in Western Scotland (WSc) and the Border Counties of Ireland (BCI). NTT is a partnership between RNIB (in NI and WSc) and Fighting Blindness (FB) in BCI. Together we will deliver a comprehensive package of emotional support to people living with sight loss. People with sight loss experience a significant number of challenges that can prevent them from contributing as fully integrated, independent members of society. These challenges include the day-to-day practical ones of being able to safely go about activities of life and the emotional ones of coming to terms with a life changing condition. This community experiences increased social isolation; higher levels of depression and anxiety and a lower quality of life. NTT will directly contribute to the desired outputs of the Disability Services output indicator by delivering two cross border interventions to support socially isolated people with sight loss: Emotional support and counselling service; Confidence Building Programmes. Through these initiatives, we will support 1628 socially isolated people with sight loss across the NTT area.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233925","Paul Coyne Feasibility","Paul Coyne Feasibility","Ireland",null,"12/03/2015","31/12/2015","50","2088","EUR","1044","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531826","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13568: To manufacture a slurry safety devices prototype which will be a float which will fit into a slurry tank beneath the access point which will prevent persons becoming submerged in slurry in the event of falling in through the access point.","13568: To manufacture a slurry safety devices prototype which will be a float which will fit into a slurry tank beneath the access point which will prevent persons becoming submerged in slurry in the event of falling in through the access point.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233448","LEO Cavan - IBYE Promotion, Marketing 2015","LEO Cavan - IBYE Promotion, Marketing 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","24812.64","EUR","12406.32","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531976","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13748: LEO Cavan - Promotional costs relating to 2015 Ireland Best Young Entrepreneur (IBYE) competition in Cavan. includes Promotion, Marketing, and event costs in 2015.Aim is to encourage more young entrepreneurs in County.","13748: LEO Cavan - Promotional costs relating to 2015 Ireland Best Young Entrepreneur (IBYE) competition in Cavan. includes Promotion, Marketing, and event costs in 2015.Aim is to encourage more young entrepreneurs in County.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233328","The Cork Nutrition and Microbiome Maternal-Infant Cohort Study","The Cork Nutrition and Microbiome Maternal-Infant Cohort Study","Ireland",null,"01/04/2015","31/03/2020","50","619134.88","EUR","309567.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The Cork Nutrition and Microbiome Maternal-Infant Cohort Study","The Cork Nutrition and Microbiome Maternal-Infant Cohort Study","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299688","Llŷn IVeragh Ecomuseums","Llŷn IVeragh Ecomuseums","Ireland",null,"01/10/2020","30/10/2023","83.27","3443822","EUR","2867788","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698","51.8929592,-8.4937711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","LIVE will promote tourism using the ecomuseum model and through co-operative marketing of natural and cultural capital assets to bring tourists into the regions outside of the traditional peak tourist seasons, enhancing the consequential socio-economic benefits to the coastal communities.","LIVE will promote tourism using the ecomuseum model and through co-operative marketing of natural and cultural capital assets to bring tourists into the regions outside of the traditional peak tourist seasons, enhancing the consequential socio-economic benefits to the coastal communities.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233414","Business Advisor salary, travel & Subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Business Advisor salary, travel & Subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","75929.44","EUR","37964.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531965","52.343862866949,-6.4898766271024","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Business Advisor salary, travel & Subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Business Advisor salary, travel & Subsistence and flat overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233325","UCC with the collaborating company successfully developed state-of-the-art algorithms to run interior-permanent-magnet machines at high speeds. The technology was validated but has not been licensed to the collaborating company.","UCC with the collaborating company successfully developed state-of-the-art algorithms to run interior-permanent-magnet machines at high speeds. The technology was validated but has not been licensed to the collaborating company.","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/08/2016","50","26792.58","EUR","13396.29","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698","51.8979282,-8.4705806","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","UCC with the collaborating company successfully developed state-of-the-art algorithms to run interior-permanent-magnet machines at high speeds. The technology was validated but has not been licensed to the collaborating company.","UCC with the collaborating company successfully developed state-of-the-art algorithms to run interior-permanent-magnet machines at high speeds. The technology was validated but has not been licensed to the collaborating company.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234090","NOMADIC STRUCTURES IRELAND LTD 160897","NOMADIC STRUCTURES IRELAND LTD 160897","Ireland",null,"04/01/2017","20/06/2017","50","11250","EUR","5625","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532044","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Recruit a Marketing Manager","Recruit a Marketing Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296194","Boosting creative entrepreneurship through creative-based urban strategies","Boosting creative entrepreneurship through creative-based urban strategies","Poland|Lithuania|Italy|Portugal|Ireland|Slovenia|Bulgaria|Hungary|Spain",null,"10/10/2016","02/06/2019","76.74","749708.5","EUR","575319.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4361981","38.626556,-0.5727386|52.259851,-7.1064367|37.1391449,-8.0224549|44.4175237,12.1990856|46.5581487,15.6458122|47.476521,19.036905|51.2476294,22.5662245|42.6969843,23.331701|54.898155,23.906289",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Province of Ravenna|South-East Region, Ireland|Alicante|Podravska|Algarve|София (столица)|Budapest|Kauno apskritis|Lubelski","ITH57|IE052|ES521|SI032|PT150|BG411|HU110|LT022|PL814","2014-2020","The nine CREATIVE SPIRITS partner cities have a common need to improve the implementation of their existing integrated urban strategies/action plans by including novel approaches linked to creative and cultural industries (CCI) – creative places, people and businesses. The joint policy challenge for the network is to better facilitate the above “creative ecosystem” to be able to attract (more) creative entrepreneurs and boost creative entrepreneurship in dedicated urban areas.","The nine CREATIVE SPIRITS partner cities have a common need to improve the implementation of their existing integrated urban strategies/action plans by including novel approaches linked to creative and cultural industries (CCI) – creative places, people and businesses. The joint policy challenge for the network is to better facilitate the above “creative ecosystem” to be able to attract (more) creative entrepreneurs and boost creative entrepreneurship in dedicated urban areas.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300572","Hydrogen Utilisation & Green Energy","Hydrogen Utilisation & Green Energy","Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/06/2018","30/11/2018","40.69","44993.93","EUR","18306.86","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355774","64.1316668,-21.8734203|58.5859944,-3.5356031|54.5859474,-5.9594564|53.276035,-9.0595869|63.4189121,10.4041147",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Capital Region|Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty|Belfast","IE042|IS001|UKM61|UKN06","2014-2020","HUGE aims to address the necessity for assessing the hydrogen renewable energy chain from production through storage, transport and on to the end-user in the Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA) region. Many communities in the NPA are challenged by low economic diversity, resulting from their peripheral locations, dispersed demography and lack of critical mass. Simultaneously those remote, peripheral locations, have some of the best renewable energy resources in the world. On many occasions, if renewables are implemented, the generated electricity/heat is more than that required and utilised by the local population. At the same time the electric grid infrastructure in many of the remote locations is underdeveloped, resulting in the curtailment of green electricity production, and inefficient resource use as clean energy is left unexploited. Similar situations are encountered by communities/households living off-grid where excess energy is not harnessed, where otherwise it could be put into use if mechanisms existed. HUGE aims to overcome these barriers and challenges by building up capacity in communities to exploit the abundance of natural resources to their full potential. HUGE will achieve this by identifying viable technical processes for small scale operation, assessing feasible technical processes, and creating an operational, hydrogen utilisation business (HUB) model for communities to implement. The main advantage of hydrogen is that it is a flexible energy carrier, it can be produced from any regionally prevalent energy source and effectively transformed into any form of energy for diverse end-use applications - electricity, heat and transport. HUGE’s immediate targeted opportunity is diversifying the economy of remote, peripheral communities by developing the HUB model for local hydrogen supply chain development, while at the same time providing communities with energy security.","HUGE aims to address the necessity for assessing the hydrogen renewable energy chain from production through storage, transport and on to the end-user in the Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA) region. Many communities in the NPA are challenged by low economic diversity, resulting from their peripheral locations, dispersed demography and lack of critical mass. Simultaneously those remote, peripheral locations, have some of the best renewable energy resources in the world. On many occasions, if renewables are implemented, the generated electricity/heat is more than that required and utilised by the local population. At the same time the electric grid infrastructure in many of the remote locations is underdeveloped, resulting in the curtailment of green electricity production, and inefficient resource use as clean energy is left unexploited. Similar situations are encountered by communities/households living off-grid where excess energy is not harnessed, where otherwise it could be put into use if mechanisms existed. HUGE aims to overcome these barriers and challenges by building up capacity in communities to exploit the abundance of natural resources to their full potential. HUGE will achieve this by identifying viable technical processes for small scale operation, assessing feasible technical processes, and creating an operational, hydrogen utilisation business (HUB) model for communities to implement. The main advantage of hydrogen is that it is a flexible energy carrier, it can be produced from any regionally prevalent energy source and effectively transformed into any form of energy for diverse end-use applications - electricity, heat and transport. HUGE’s immediate targeted opportunity is diversifying the economy of remote, peripheral communities by developing the HUB model for local hydrogen supply chain development, while at the same time providing communities with energy security.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233461","Bluetooth Adaptive Atenna Control Investigation","Bluetooth Adaptive Atenna Control Investigation","Ireland",null,"28/09/2015","28/03/2016","50","9000","EUR","4500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532080","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Carry out Bluetooth Adaptive Atenna control investigation.","Carry out Bluetooth Adaptive Atenna control investigation.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233181","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","246075.85","EUR","123037.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531543",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299482","Boosting innovative Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Regions for young entrepreneurs","Boosting innovative Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Regions for young entrepreneurs","Finland|Denmark|Poland|Italy|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Romania|Spain",null,"01/04/2016","31/03/2020","85","2294882","EUR","1950649.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358676","39.4796057,-0.364354|39.4714578,-0.3675158|54.564935,-5.9078126|52.286301,-9.673084|52.411098,12.5383207|43.6105194,13.5103008|53.4262281,14.5602596|45.7545318,21.2255192|60.1967495,24.9274967|60.294987,25.0440579|50.6252546,3.0805103|55.7047806,9.5247443",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Uusimaa|Province of Ancona|South-West Region, Ireland|Brandenburg an der Havel|Valencia Province|Southern Jutland|Nord|Miasto Szczecin|Timiş|Lisburn and Castlereagh","FI1B1|ITI32|IE053|DE401|ES523|DK032|FRE11|PL424|RO424|UKN0E","2014-2020","“Europe is a land of innovation waiting for cultivation. SMEs are its seed, ESIFs its tools, and growth and jobs are its harvest. We are iEER – cultivating young entrepreneurs within and between the regions to be the crop of Europe’s future.” Composed of EER (European Entrepreneurial Region) and non-EER regions, the project iEER addresses the challenges regional authorities face in optimizing structural funds to support young entrepreneurs in the regions due to 1) Lack of awareness or entrepreneurial competence both for local and regional authorities (LRAs) and the higher education institution (HEIs); 2) Fragmented actions of actors either operating in silos or duplication of efforts, 3) Uneven development and resources between outlying and centre areas of a region and 4) Limited funding provision or at risk of ineffective management of funds. iEER aims to define paths and solution for partner regions enabling HEIs and the other Quadruple Helix actors to be a part of thriving entrepreneurship ecosystem supporting young entrepreneurship through improving 11 ESIF programmes in 10 diverse regions from FI, DK, UK, IE, ES, IT, DE, FR, PL and RO. In the 2 years of interregional learning and 2 years of monitoring, iEER taps the pool of EER expertise and transfers the best practices through peer-learning, guided workshops and bottom-up approach empowering the LRAs, HEIs, business and young entrepreneurs to take ownership of the development and implementation of 10 action plans. iEER also constantly involves non-partner regions (in particular less-developed regions) to validate the transferability of the best practices for European upscale. Each endorsed action plan is envisaged to improve the addressed ESIFs through: project pipelines for best practise importing (entrepreneurial university and startup support), adaption of multi- level governance, multi-funding or/and a evaluation tool which ultimately lead to growth and more jobs.","“Europe is a land of innovation waiting for cultivation. SMEs are its seed, ESIFs its tools, and growth and jobs are its harvest. We are iEER – cultivating young entrepreneurs within and between the regions to be the crop of Europe’s future.” Composed of EER (European Entrepreneurial Region) and non-EER regions, the project iEER addresses the challenges regional authorities face in optimizing structural funds to support young entrepreneurs in the regions due to 1) Lack of awareness or entrepreneurial competence both for local and regional authorities (LRAs) and the higher education institution (HEIs); 2) Fragmented actions of actors either operating in silos or duplication of efforts, 3) Uneven development and resources between outlying and centre areas of a region and 4) Limited funding provision or at risk of ineffective management of funds. iEER aims to define paths and solution for partner regions enabling HEIs and the other Quadruple Helix actors to be a part of thriving entrepreneurship ecosystem supporting young entrepreneurship through improving 11 ESIF programmes in 10 diverse regions from FI, DK, UK, IE, ES, IT, DE, FR, PL and RO. In the 2 years of interregional learning and 2 years of monitoring, iEER taps the pool of EER expertise and transfers the best practices through peer-learning, guided workshops and bottom-up approach empowering the LRAs, HEIs, business and young entrepreneurs to take ownership of the development and implementation of 10 action plans. iEER also constantly involves non-partner regions (in particular less-developed regions) to validate the transferability of the best practices for European upscale. Each endorsed action plan is envisaged to improve the addressed ESIFs through: project pipelines for best practise importing (entrepreneurial university and startup support), adaption of multi- level governance, multi-funding or/and a evaluation tool which ultimately lead to growth and more jobs.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233407","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","7990.6","EUR","3995.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531961",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300016","More Carbon Reduction through Intense Community Engagement","More Carbon Reduction through Intense Community Engagement","Lithuania|Italy|Portugal|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Slovakia|Slovenia|Croatia|Spain",null,"01/06/2018","31/05/2023","83.11","2076460","EUR","1725659.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363389","52.0431086,-0.7605612|42.8440871,-2.6859469|51.8971356,-8.4654816|38.6822996,-9.1548921|51.8412274,12.2439812|45.691553,12.2671021|44.1143944,15.2277761|46.5599513,15.6373325|48.3767994,17.5856969|54.8985252,23.9251483",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Province of Treviso|South-West Region, Ireland|Araba / Álava|Dessau-Roßlau|Podravska|Lisbon metropolitan area|Zadarska županija|Kauno apskritis|Milton Keynes|Trnava Region","ITH34|IE053|ES211|DEE01|SI032|PT170|HR033|LT022|UKJ12|SK021","2014-2020","The INTENSIFY project innovatively addresses a key challenge for European cities and regions: how to energise citizens and communities to achieve more carbon reduction. The need is both great and urgent. The EU, and thus regions and municipalities, are committed by international treaty to achieve ambitious carbon reduction targets. But public authorities cannot do this alone. First, they directly control only a small % of the emissions; so they must find ways to energise others. Second, the targets are so ambitious that they require significant behaviour change that cannot be imposed on people. Third, the will of the people determines the courage of policy-makers; so a change of attitude (“who owns the problem?”) is essential. Finally, concerted collective action may create the opportunity for innovative financing, thus creating a virtuous circle by incentivising citizens and communities to do more. Efforts must be intensified. The project’s objective is to reduce carbon emissions from all sectors, by empowering and energising local communities. We will improve regional policies by: * analysing partners’ plans through four Thematic Events , * identifying good practices that will improve these plans, studying them through Study Visits, importing them via special workshops and Regional Action Plans. * developing social platforms and other community-engagement mechanisms, using these to reduce carbon emissions in all sectors, and to attract private investment * building the capacity of all relevant public authorities including ERDF Managing Authorities The project’s main outputs will be focused on new methods of community engagement through: * New projects that use local stakeholder platforms to improve local policies and incentivise communal behaviour on carbon reduction issues * Improved governance by delivering policies that have citizen support for more carbon reduction and empower local communities to take action","The INTENSIFY project innovatively addresses a key challenge for European cities and regions: how to energise citizens and communities to achieve more carbon reduction. The need is both great and urgent. The EU, and thus regions and municipalities, are committed by international treaty to achieve ambitious carbon reduction targets. But public authorities cannot do this alone. First, they directly control only a small % of the emissions; so they must find ways to energise others. Second, the targets are so ambitious that they require significant behaviour change that cannot be imposed on people. Third, the will of the people determines the courage of policy-makers; so a change of attitude (“who owns the problem?”) is essential. Finally, concerted collective action may create the opportunity for innovative financing, thus creating a virtuous circle by incentivising citizens and communities to do more. Efforts must be intensified. The project’s objective is to reduce carbon emissions from all sectors, by empowering and energising local communities. We will improve regional policies by: * analysing partners’ plans through four Thematic Events , * identifying good practices that will improve these plans, studying them through Study Visits, importing them via special workshops and Regional Action Plans. * developing social platforms and other community-engagement mechanisms, using these to reduce carbon emissions in all sectors, and to attract private investment * building the capacity of all relevant public authorities including ERDF Managing Authorities The project’s main outputs will be focused on new methods of community engagement through: * New projects that use local stakeholder platforms to improve local policies and incentivise communal behaviour on carbon reduction issues * Improved governance by delivering policies that have citizen support for more carbon reduction and empower local communities to take action","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233276","Promotion, development & implementation of training, management development & mentoring programmes aimed at start-up and developing SMEs","Promotion, development & implementation of training, management development & mentoring programmes aimed at start-up and developing SMEs","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","299609.48","EUR","149804.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531660",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Promotion, development & implementation of training, management development & mentoring programmes aimed at start-up and developing SMEs","Promotion, development & implementation of training, management development & mentoring programmes aimed at start-up and developing SMEs","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235243","Novel Sporting Product Development, Investigation and Prototyping","Novel Sporting Product Development, Investigation and Prototyping","Ireland",null,"17/05/2017","17/11/2017","50","6000","EUR","3000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Novel sporting product development, investigation and prototyping.","Novel sporting product development, investigation and prototyping.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295140","PHOSphorus Recovery from waste water FOR YOUr Life","PHOSphorus Recovery from waste water FOR YOUr Life","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Switzerland|Belgium",null,"15/09/2016","31/03/2022","58.41","11103994.44","EUR","6486394.19","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4377267","48.1275388,-1.6990504|55.9036826,-3.2049896|58.589071,-3.5312847|55.866179,-4.2501712|51.882958,-8.5310157|48.9024455,2.3731956|51.0473104,3.7281498|52.6098528,4.7621098|50.6411075,5.5759793|51.4462485,7.0202868|51.5155,7.46893|47.5348682,7.6419649",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Essen|South-West Region, Ireland|Basel-Landschaft|Dortmund|Arrondissement of Liège|Arrondissement of Ghent|Alkmaar en omgeving|Ille-et-Vilaine|Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty|Glasgow City|Edinburgh, City of|Seine-Saint-Denis","DEA13|IE053|CH032|DEA52|BE332|BE234|NL328|FRH03|UKM61|UKM82|UKM75|FR106","2014-2020","Phos4You (P4Y) addresses the phosphorus (P) challenge. P is a nutrient essential for all living organisms. Though it is a finite resource on earth, P is largely wasted today. The EU acknowledged this by adding phosphate rock to its list of critical raw materials in 2014. There is a need to boost the use of secondary raw P. The project addresses rural, urban and port areas in NWE. P is needed in rural areas as fertilizer or feed additive (often produced in port areas). P is transferred within food to urban areas where 82% of NWE-citizens live in, and wasted there (via sewage and waste). P4Y specifically targets recovery from municipal WWTP. 2015 NWE imports 100% of its mineral P-need. 45% of the demand could be supplied by circular economy. The project will exploit the recovery potential of P in municipal sewage water (113,000 t/y P), estimated to cover 26% of the mineral P-demand in NWE. When the project ends, NWE taps 3,5% of this potential; 35% after 5y, 90% after 10y. To achieve this change, P4Y supports 44 enterprises by producing demonstrators in real life conditions of 6 P-recovery technologies for municipal sewage water and 5 new products from P-recycling processes for fertilizer. A EU-Standard to assess quality of new fertilizer products from municipal waste water and further outputs increasing social acceptance are developed. To roll-out its main outputs after the project, P4Y: disseminates results over EU and national platforms (ESPP, national nutrient platforms, EIP Water/Agri, TWG Strubias...); prepares an ongoing monitoring of the demonstrators/pilots; develops business plans for the uptake of P-recovery and recycling technologies; meets policy-makers at all territorial levels to develop a consistent legal framework pushing P-recycling forward; joins forces with related projects to strengthen impact; enables transfer of technologies into other sectors & to EU-28.","Phos4You (P4Y) addresses the phosphorus (P) challenge. P is a nutrient essential for all living organisms. Though it is a finite resource on earth, P is largely wasted today. The EU acknowledged this by adding phosphate rock to its list of critical raw materials in 2014. There is a need to boost the use of secondary raw P. The project addresses rural, urban and port areas in NWE. P is needed in rural areas as fertilizer or feed additive (often produced in port areas). P is transferred within food to urban areas where 82% of NWE-citizens live in, and wasted there (via sewage and waste). P4Y specifically targets recovery from municipal WWTP. 2015 NWE imports 100% of its mineral P-need. 45% of the demand could be supplied by circular economy. The project will exploit the recovery potential of P in municipal sewage water (113,000 t/y P), estimated to cover 26% of the mineral P-demand in NWE. When the project ends, NWE taps 3,5% of this potential; 35% after 5y, 90% after 10y. To achieve this change, P4Y supports 44 enterprises by producing demonstrators in real life conditions of 6 P-recovery technologies for municipal sewage water and 5 new products from P-recycling processes for fertilizer. A EU-Standard to assess quality of new fertilizer products from municipal waste water and further outputs increasing social acceptance are developed. To roll-out its main outputs after the project, P4Y: disseminates results over EU and national platforms (ESPP, national nutrient platforms, EIP Water/Agri, TWG Strubias...); prepares an ongoing monitoring of the demonstrators/pilots; develops business plans for the uptake of P-recovery and recycling technologies; meets policy-makers at all territorial levels to develop a consistent legal framework pushing P-recycling forward; joins forces with related projects to strengthen impact; enables transfer of technologies into other sectors & to EU-28.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233742","Development of a web-based real-time digital nutrient management system basedon agronomy modelling and Gis for land management practitioners - FarmEye REI1278","Development of a web-based real-time digital nutrient management system basedon agronomy modelling and Gis for land management practitioners - FarmEye REI1278","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","01/07/2017","50","168665.66","EUR","84332.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Development of a web-based real-time digital nutrient management system basedon agronomy modelling and Gis for land management practitioners - FarmEye","Development of a web-based real-time digital nutrient management system basedon agronomy modelling and Gis for land management practitioners - FarmEye","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300490","High quality ecoefficient magnet wire","High quality ecoefficient magnet wire","Italy|Ireland|France|Germany|Belgium",null,"03/04/2020","02/10/2023","56.99","3964932","EUR","2259544.59","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359773","53.276035,-9.0595869|49.3851201,1.0751281|50.4847624,2.6818005|50.2850571,2.7908998|50.6064424,3.1317964|50.5889723,3.9217758|50.4590934,3.9282873|50.3003863,4.1069156|45.4904947,8.7104929|51.9605005,9.2468639|48.7380979,9.3109217",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Province of Novara|West Region, Ireland|Lippe|Esslingen|Arrondissement of Mons|Seine-Maritime|Pas-de-Calais|Nord","ITC15|IE042|DEA45|DE113|BE323|FRD22|FRE12|FRE11","2014-2020","Enameled copper wire (annual production of 120 000 tons in NWE) is used for transformers and electric motors. Materials technologies are facing increasing environmental challenges, productivity and competitiveness requiring a complete review of their production methods. Therefore, HI-ECOWIRE aims at developing a more sustainable and competitive production process with two main technical objectives: (i) Improve the energy performance and efficiency of electrical motors by 20% to 30 % compared to the current situation by increasing the thermal class from 240°C to 280/300°C; (ii) Replacing the current varnish by a polymer layer with higher thermal and dielectrical performances. This replacement is expected to lead to a reduction of solvent use by 90%. The current technology uses 12 000 tons/year of varnish with toxic solvents that must be burnt with high energy consumption during transport, storage and management. The consequent massive CO2 and NOX emissions are associated with security issues limiting this industrial activity. The replacement of the solvent-based varnish by polymer extrusion would thus not only help at reducing the solvent consumption and VOC emission but also allow possible creation of industrial activities in areas where it is currently not possible due to security and sanitary issues. The project is based on an international consortium (SMEs, Industries, Research Centers and Universities) aiming at strengthening European competitiveness in the transport sector and energy production (wind turbine) while reducing the carbon footprint and the use of CMR solvents. Starting from laboratory scale validated products (TRL 3) the project will optimize the new products and process and validate them at industrial scale reaching TRL 6/7 at the end of the project. Constant interactions with the industrial actors within and outside the consortium based on strong dissemination activities will be the key of success of the future technology transition.","Enameled copper wire (annual production of 120 000 tons in NWE) is used for transformers and electric motors. Materials technologies are facing increasing environmental challenges, productivity and competitiveness requiring a complete review of their production methods. Therefore, HI-ECOWIRE aims at developing a more sustainable and competitive production process with two main technical objectives: (i) Improve the energy performance and efficiency of electrical motors by 20% to 30 % compared to the current situation by increasing the thermal class from 240°C to 280/300°C; (ii) Replacing the current varnish by a polymer layer with higher thermal and dielectrical performances. This replacement is expected to lead to a reduction of solvent use by 90%. The current technology uses 12 000 tons/year of varnish with toxic solvents that must be burnt with high energy consumption during transport, storage and management. The consequent massive CO2 and NOX emissions are associated with security issues limiting this industrial activity. The replacement of the solvent-based varnish by polymer extrusion would thus not only help at reducing the solvent consumption and VOC emission but also allow possible creation of industrial activities in areas where it is currently not possible due to security and sanitary issues. The project is based on an international consortium (SMEs, Industries, Research Centers and Universities) aiming at strengthening European competitiveness in the transport sector and energy production (wind turbine) while reducing the carbon footprint and the use of CMR solvents. Starting from laboratory scale validated products (TRL 3) the project will optimize the new products and process and validate them at industrial scale reaching TRL 6/7 at the end of the project. Constant interactions with the industrial actors within and outside the consortium based on strong dissemination activities will be the key of success of the future technology transition.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233333","Simplified Steel Connection Proof of Concept","Simplified Steel Connection Proof of Concept","Ireland",null,"01/07/2016","31/10/2018","50","29797.27","EUR","14898.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Simplified Steel Connection Proof of Concept","Simplified Steel Connection Proof of Concept","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296707","Conversational Interfaces Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing of People in Sparsely Populated Areas","Conversational Interfaces Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing of People in Sparsely Populated Areas","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2019","30/09/2022","65","1495550.58","EUR","972107.88","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","54.5852052,-5.7056908|58.209435,-6.3848692|55.1619159,-6.6752551|51.8798703,-8.5163391|51.8864959,-8.5358311|60.128161,18.643501|65.6210107,22.0732204|65.584819,22.1567026|62.89797,27.6781725",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Northern Savonia|Norrbotten County|Stockholm County|South-West Region, Ireland|Ards and North Down|Causeway Coast and Glens","FI1D2|SE332|SE110|IE053|UKN09|UKN0C","2014-2020","Current mental health service provision for NPA citizens cannot meet the rising demand to prevent and manage mental ill health. There is a lack of digital mental health support for tracking symptoms and for providing treatments and coping strategies at the point of need for 24/ 7. Traditional one-to-one mental health services supporting people with chronic mental illness as well as mild-to-moderate mental illness is expensive and resource limited. One-to-one intervention support requires significant travel for clients living in rural areas; hence accessibility to traditional treatments are a particular concern. Moreover, given mental ill health remains a stigma, citizens often feel embarrassed when setting up appointments with a support person due to the lack of anonymisation. ChatPal will undertake pilot trials in up to 5 NPA regions, increasing citizen access to psychotherapeutic support using a computer-based intervention service which will be in the form of a conversational user interface, or chatbot, based partly on the needs analysis workshops carried out in the NPA VoicePal preparatory project. This chatbot service will be available 24/7 and allows users to receive support through a natural voice or text based conversation that is driven by artificial intelligence. ChatPal will be a new, blended mental health service offering. ChatPal augments and extends the reach of traditional existing services but does not replace these services. The technology will be usable and intuitive as it is similar to everyday human-to-human conversations allowing the technology to be adopted by those with poor computer literacy. ChatPal will enable people to easily access support at the point of need in the form of a conversation. Evidence within our preparatory project suggests that citizens will engage or open up sooner to an online virtual presence (chatbot) in comparison to a human project worker due to anonymity and the lack of stigmatisation.","Current mental health service provision for NPA citizens cannot meet the rising demand to prevent and manage mental ill health. There is a lack of digital mental health support for tracking symptoms and for providing treatments and coping strategies at the point of need for 24/ 7. Traditional one-to-one mental health services supporting people with chronic mental illness as well as mild-to-moderate mental illness is expensive and resource limited. One-to-one intervention support requires significant travel for clients living in rural areas; hence accessibility to traditional treatments are a particular concern. Moreover, given mental ill health remains a stigma, citizens often feel embarrassed when setting up appointments with a support person due to the lack of anonymisation. ChatPal will undertake pilot trials in up to 5 NPA regions, increasing citizen access to psychotherapeutic support using a computer-based intervention service which will be in the form of a conversational user interface, or chatbot, based partly on the needs analysis workshops carried out in the NPA VoicePal preparatory project. This chatbot service will be available 24/7 and allows users to receive support through a natural voice or text based conversation that is driven by artificial intelligence. ChatPal will be a new, blended mental health service offering. ChatPal augments and extends the reach of traditional existing services but does not replace these services. The technology will be usable and intuitive as it is similar to everyday human-to-human conversations allowing the technology to be adopted by those with poor computer literacy. ChatPal will enable people to easily access support at the point of need in the form of a conversation. Evidence within our preparatory project suggests that citizens will engage or open up sooner to an online virtual presence (chatbot) in comparison to a human project worker due to anonymity and the lack of stigmatisation.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300472","Louth County Council PIV Action Plan - BPR","Louth County Council PIV Action Plan - BPR","Ireland",null,"01/06/2016","31/01/2021","85","748781.98","EUR","636464.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365321","54.0003801,-6.3892993",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Louth PEACE IV Action Plan will build on progress achieved under PEACE III in contributing to building positive relations, supporting reconciliation, tackling discrimination, prejudice & intolerance, developing shared spaces and services, and improving prospects for children and young people to live in a community that is free from hatred, intolerance and prejudice. It equips individuals, groups, organisations and communities with the skills and capacity to realise their vision of a peaceful Louth. It is informed by the Louth community’s own statement of needs and demands as articulated through the pubic consultation process that underpins it. These needs and demands resonate with the findings and conclusions of extensive research and analysis undertaken by Louth County Council and others in profiling the county and in describing the particular challenges facing Louth as a border county with a demographic that has been shaped by the legacy of the conflict and, more recently, by the social and cultural changes that come with the establishment of the new communities in Louth. The plan’s principal reference sources include Louth County Development Plan, Louth PEACE III Action Plan, Louth PEACE III Post-Project Evaluation reports, Louth Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP), Louth Community Safety Strategy, the Louth Community Safety e-survey, Louth CYPSI, CSO statistics and the ongoing consultation process for the PEACE IV Action Plan, which indicate evidence-based need as reflected in its outputs and results. The plan will be implemented within the governance structure of the Local Community Development Committee and PEACE IV Partnership The plan is calibrated to fit the specific needs of Louth as a border county. For this reason cross-border activities are a central element in implementing the Action Plan. They are overlaid with cross-community and intergenerational projects that will focus the impact of PEACE IV on the target groups as effectively as possible. The target groups in Louth include children and young people, older people, women, faith communities, victims and survivors, political ex-prisoners, people who have been displaced and those who live with disability as a result of the legacy of violence. These target groups are chosen on the basis of evidence and analysis of social, economic and cultural issues that need to be tackled to promote social development, peace & cohesion in our area, and by the priorities of the PEACE 4 Programme. Communities will be supported to address the legacy of conflict by participating in customised interventions, including the development and use of shared spaces and services, that will enable them to participate in activities that will be conducive to deepening mutual understanding, respect and reconciliation. Participation in these interventions will contribute an improved quality of life; improved skills and resilience; reduction in isolation, polarisation, division, prejudice, and stereotypes between/among groups; and greater practical understanding and awareness of, and commitment to, the factors that shape a peaceful, tolerant and just society. The LCC PEACE IV consultation framework prioritised the PEACE IV programme’s strategic priorities whose strategic objectives addressed the ambition of the Louth PEACE IV Action Plan. The public consultation has built on cross community consultation previously carried out in connection with the Louth County Development plan, the Louth Local Economic and Community Plan(LECP) which took place from September – March 2015/2016. The consultation findings were also influenced by the comprehensive consultation process and its findings undertaken for the formulation of the Louth Community Safety Strategy which was funded by PEACE III and engaged with many of the current target groups.; Louth CYPSI consultation and the Louth Development Strategy consultation. The consultation process was underpinned by extensive media coverage. 68 submissions were received in the consultation process; many of them supported by the need reflected in the Local Economic and Community Plan socio-economic profiling of the county. The plan is structured around three themes: (i) Children & Young People (ii) Shared Spaces and Services and (iii) Building Positive Relations with emphasis on building capacity and skills in citizenship and leadership that support progress towards a peaceful Louth; creating spaces and services that enable people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives to improve mutual awareness & understanding, and to reconcile past differences; increasing opportunities for individuals, groups, organisations and communities to get involved in programmes and activities and that contribute to increasing understanding and tolerance, dealing with legacy issues from the conflict and current issues to do with racism, sectarianism and other forms of discrimination. Through a series of innovative projects and initiatives ranging across peace-bu","Louth PEACE IV Action Plan will build on progress achieved under PEACE III in contributing to building positive relations, supporting reconciliation, tackling discrimination, prejudice & intolerance, developing shared spaces and services, and improving prospects for children and young people to live in a community that is free from hatred, intolerance and prejudice. It equips individuals, groups, organisations and communities with the skills and capacity to realise their vision of a peaceful Louth. It is informed by the Louth community’s own statement of needs and demands as articulated through the pubic consultation process that underpins it. These needs and demands resonate with the findings and conclusions of extensive research and analysis undertaken by Louth County Council and others in profiling the county and in describing the particular challenges facing Louth as a border county with a demographic that has been shaped by the legacy of the conflict and, more recently, by the social and cultural changes that come with the establishment of the new communities in Louth. The plan’s principal reference sources include Louth County Development Plan, Louth PEACE III Action Plan, Louth PEACE III Post-Project Evaluation reports, Louth Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP), Louth Community Safety Strategy, the Louth Community Safety e-survey, Louth CYPSI, CSO statistics and the ongoing consultation process for the PEACE IV Action Plan, which indicate evidence-based need as reflected in its outputs and results. The plan will be implemented within the governance structure of the Local Community Development Committee and PEACE IV Partnership The plan is calibrated to fit the specific needs of Louth as a border county. For this reason cross-border activities are a central element in implementing the Action Plan. They are overlaid with cross-community and intergenerational projects that will focus the impact of PEACE IV on the target groups as effectively as possible. The target groups in Louth include children and young people, older people, women, faith communities, victims and survivors, political ex-prisoners, people who have been displaced and those who live with disability as a result of the legacy of violence. These target groups are chosen on the basis of evidence and analysis of social, economic and cultural issues that need to be tackled to promote social development, peace & cohesion in our area, and by the priorities of the PEACE 4 Programme. Communities will be supported to address the legacy of conflict by participating in customised interventions, including the development and use of shared spaces and services, that will enable them to participate in activities that will be conducive to deepening mutual understanding, respect and reconciliation. Participation in these interventions will contribute an improved quality of life; improved skills and resilience; reduction in isolation, polarisation, division, prejudice, and stereotypes between/among groups; and greater practical understanding and awareness of, and commitment to, the factors that shape a peaceful, tolerant and just society. The LCC PEACE IV consultation framework prioritised the PEACE IV programme’s strategic priorities whose strategic objectives addressed the ambition of the Louth PEACE IV Action Plan. The public consultation has built on cross community consultation previously carried out in connection with the Louth County Development plan, the Louth Local Economic and Community Plan(LECP) which took place from September – March 2015/2016. The consultation findings were also influenced by the comprehensive consultation process and its findings undertaken for the formulation of the Louth Community Safety Strategy which was funded by PEACE III and engaged with many of the current target groups.; Louth CYPSI consultation and the Louth Development Strategy consultation. The consultation process was underpinned by extensive media coverage. 68 submissions were received in the consultation process; many of them supported by the need reflected in the Local Economic and Community Plan socio-economic profiling of the county. The plan is structured around three themes: (i) Children & Young People (ii) Shared Spaces and Services and (iii) Building Positive Relations with emphasis on building capacity and skills in citizenship and leadership that support progress towards a peaceful Louth; creating spaces and services that enable people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives to improve mutual awareness & understanding, and to reconcile past differences; increasing opportunities for individuals, groups, organisations and communities to get involved in programmes and activities and that contribute to increasing understanding and tolerance, dealing with legacy issues from the conflict and current issues to do with racism, sectarianism and other forms of discrimination. Through a series of innovative projects and initiatives ranging across peace-bu","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234204","Platform for generating Heterogeneous Apps","Platform for generating Heterogeneous Apps","Ireland",null,"22/02/2017","22/08/2017","50","9000","EUR","4500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Platform for generating heterogeneous apps","Platform for generating heterogeneous apps","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294769","Predicting risk and impact of harmful events on the aquaculture sector","Predicting risk and impact of harmful events on the aquaculture sector","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"13/11/2017","12/12/2020","75","2729348","EUR","2047011","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4373097","60.1529871,-1.1492931|43.3948548,-2.6965229|50.3754565,-4.1426565|48.381438,-4.620404|56.415157,-5.471047|37.2206942,-7.1238241|43.3623436,-8.4115401|51.8985143,-8.4756035|53.2647506,-8.9297335|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Plymouth|Province of Huelva|Biscay|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Finistère|Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae and Argyll & Bute|Shetland Islands","IE053|IE042|UKK41|ES615|ES213|ES111|PT170|FRH02|UKM63|UKM66","2014-2020","The aquaculture sector on Europe’s Atlantic Area is negatively impacted by the effects of harmful blooms and microbial pathogens. The PRIMROSE project aims to strengthen risk management systems in order to grow, innovate and generate jobs in the aquaculture sector. This sector relies on sufficient early warning of harmful events, so that mitigation measures can be put in place. PRIMROSE will both develop a transnational short to medium term risk forecast and a long term assessment of climate impact on harmful algal blooms and pathogens. This improved forecast will include microbial risk and climate impacts, in addition to algal bloom predictions. The consortium will benefit from improved spatial resolution utilising new generation Sentinel data products for aquaculture production areas in Ireland, Scotland, England, Spain, Portugal and France. The transnational aspects of PRIMROSE will be developed through the implementation of a portal system using common best practice and methodologies and a joint front end. This new system will develop an easily understandable traffic-light risk index. The market for these products will include policy makers, risk regulators, food safety authorities and the shellfish and fin-fish industry and will exploit existing EU investment in marine observing infrastructure.","The aquaculture sector on Europe’s Atlantic Area is negatively impacted by the effects of harmful blooms and microbial pathogens. The PRIMROSE project aims to strengthen risk management systems in order to grow, innovate and generate jobs in the aquaculture sector. This sector relies on sufficient early warning of harmful events, so that mitigation measures can be put in place. PRIMROSE will both develop a transnational short to medium term risk forecast and a long term assessment of climate impact on harmful algal blooms and pathogens. This improved forecast will include microbial risk and climate impacts, in addition to algal bloom predictions. The consortium will benefit from improved spatial resolution utilising new generation Sentinel data products for aquaculture production areas in Ireland, Scotland, England, Spain, Portugal and France. The transnational aspects of PRIMROSE will be developed through the implementation of a portal system using common best practice and methodologies and a joint front end. This new system will develop an easily understandable traffic-light risk index. The market for these products will include policy makers, risk regulators, food safety authorities and the shellfish and fin-fish industry and will exploit existing EU investment in marine observing infrastructure.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296369","Investing in Renewable Energies for Agriculture","Investing in Renewable Energies for Agriculture","Finland|Poland|Italy|Ireland|United Kingdom|Romania|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/01/2023","85","1540286","EUR","1309243.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363535","50.7144864,-3.5177024|38.8721273,-6.9808987|54.2769292,-8.4651088|53.901934,-8.5788889|41.9209069,12.5234598|51.2467184,22.5492836|44.4454205,26.1169426|62.5999659,29.7714875",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","North Karelia|West Region, Ireland|Border Region|Devon|Badajoz Province|Lubelski|Bucureşti|Province of Rome","FI1D3|IE042|IE041|UKK43|ES431|PL814|RO321|ITI43","2014-2020","THE CHALLENGE The agricultural sector accounts for almost 10% of greenhouse gas emissions in the EU, mainly for food production and transport. While there is an enormous potential to produce renewable energy on farms due to the availability of wind, sun, biomass and agricultural waste, important barriers and challenges still remain. Recent studies have proven that the main barriers identified by farmers to produce renewable energy are: complex permits and subsidies’ procedures, high investment costs, limited access to credit and doubts about profitability. Subsidies and feed-in tariffs are a key factor in encouraging farmers to shift towards a more environmentally friendly production and use of energy. The EU’s rural development policy helps the rural areas meet economic, environmental and social challenges, and it shares objectives with other ESIF funds. MS and regions draw up their rural development programmes based on the needs of their territories, and addressing some of the common EU priorities. At least 30% of funding for each RDP must be dedicated to measures relevant for the environment and climate change. OVERALL OBJECTIVE: The main objective is to develop measures that encourage the production and use of RE in the agricultural and rural sector. AgroREs will support this sector by solving its energy needs in a sustainable, economic viable and socially responsible way. OUTPUTS - 5 SF improved with more than 3,8 M€ influenced - 2 reginal Funds improved with 1,4 M€ influenced - More than 100 people with increased professional capacity - 41 policy learning events - 1 guide on good practices to promote investments of RE in agricultural areas - 7 self-assessment documents to analyze the situation of RE in agriculture and define the best solutions and technologies for implementation - 7 action plans to improve 7 policy instruments","THE CHALLENGE The agricultural sector accounts for almost 10% of greenhouse gas emissions in the EU, mainly for food production and transport. While there is an enormous potential to produce renewable energy on farms due to the availability of wind, sun, biomass and agricultural waste, important barriers and challenges still remain. Recent studies have proven that the main barriers identified by farmers to produce renewable energy are: complex permits and subsidies’ procedures, high investment costs, limited access to credit and doubts about profitability. Subsidies and feed-in tariffs are a key factor in encouraging farmers to shift towards a more environmentally friendly production and use of energy. The EU’s rural development policy helps the rural areas meet economic, environmental and social challenges, and it shares objectives with other ESIF funds. MS and regions draw up their rural development programmes based on the needs of their territories, and addressing some of the common EU priorities. At least 30% of funding for each RDP must be dedicated to measures relevant for the environment and climate change. OVERALL OBJECTIVE: The main objective is to develop measures that encourage the production and use of RE in the agricultural and rural sector. AgroREs will support this sector by solving its energy needs in a sustainable, economic viable and socially responsible way. OUTPUTS - 5 SF improved with more than 3,8 M€ influenced - 2 reginal Funds improved with 1,4 M€ influenced - More than 100 people with increased professional capacity - 41 policy learning events - 1 guide on good practices to promote investments of RE in agricultural areas - 7 self-assessment documents to analyze the situation of RE in agriculture and define the best solutions and technologies for implementation - 7 action plans to improve 7 policy instruments","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233336","Epigenetic therapy for the treatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathies","Epigenetic therapy for the treatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathies","Ireland",null,"18/08/2014","31/10/2017","50","156566.58","EUR","78283.29","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Epigenetic therapy for the treatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathies","Epigenetic therapy for the treatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathies","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233226","Design of new Baby gro.Salary Support.","Design of new Baby gro.Salary Support.","Ireland",null,"24/03/2014","31/12/2015","50","10000","EUR","5000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531586","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Design of new Baby gro.Salary Support.","Design of new Baby gro.Salary Support.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233388","Development of an automated way in which FMS (Functional Movement Screening) could be used by evaluation subjects whereby they could perform the tests, be evaluated by the software, and have sets of corrective exercises prescribed to them to allow mobility, stability and flexibility improvements, to reduce their risk of injury.","Development of an automated way in which FMS (Functional Movement Screening) could be used by evaluation subjects whereby they could perform the tests, be evaluated by the software, and have sets of corrective exercises prescribed to them to allow mobility, stability and flexibility improvements, to reduce their risk of injury.","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","31/10/2016","50","95617.22","EUR","47808.61","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of an automated way in which FMS (Functional Movement Screening) could be used by evaluation subjects whereby they could perform the tests, be evaluated by the software, and have sets of corrective exercises prescribed to them to allow mobility, stability and flexibility improvements, to reduce their risk of injury.","Development of an automated way in which FMS (Functional Movement Screening) could be used by evaluation subjects whereby they could perform the tests, be evaluated by the software, and have sets of corrective exercises prescribed to them to allow mobility, stability and flexibility improvements, to reduce their risk of injury.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294356","Key tools to assess and improve soft innovation policies","Key tools to assess and improve soft innovation policies","Finland|Poland|Lithuania|Italy|Netherlands|Ireland|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/01/2023","85","1558762","EUR","1324947.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381756","38.886389,-7.003891|54.9610008,-7.7120574|41.1162527,16.8682204|50.0317196,22.0025267|54.7515924,25.2648936|62.5999659,29.7714875|53.2397114,6.5338136|53.2193835,6.5665017",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","North Karelia|Vilnius County|Province of Bari|Border Region|Badajoz Province|Overig Groningen|Rzeszowski","FI1D3|LT011|ITF47|IE041|ES431|NL113|PL823","2014-2020","The competitiveness of SMEs and their resilience with respect to the global economic turmoil is certainly strongly linked to their capacity to innovate. However, innovation dynamics aren’t only dependent on R&D and technological change, but often rely on less evident, less formalized and more difficult to assess factors, mainly involving organizational and relational dimensions. This is relevant both for those regions in which medium and low-tech sectors and very small/micro businesses lead the local economy and for those territories with a strong presence of economic sectors related to social innovation, less dependent on formal R&D. The common challenge faced by project partners, coming from 7 regions across Europe, is that of devising new tools and indicators that allow them to better understand and assess non-R&D-driven innovation dynamics, with a strong emphasis on the direct involvement of the policy beneficiaries in the process of policy design, monitoring and evaluation. The overall project objective is therefore to improve the capability of public policy-makers to develop efficient policies supporting non-formal, soft and open innovation processes in the regional actors, with a focus on non-R&D -driven and social innovation. The expected changes are the improved ability of partners’ monitoring and evaluation systems in measuring and assessing the related innovation dynamics and an increased awareness across EU regions about tools and methods for soft innovation monitoring and assessment. The main outputs are: • 7 Study Visits, 4 Thematic Workshops, 1 Interregional Learning Meetings; • 7 policy instruments improved through the development and implementation of 7 Action Plans; • 14 (at least) Good Practices shared in the Policy Learning Platform, 4 Brief Technical Notes, 5 videostorytelling and 1 videotutorial published on the project website.","The competitiveness of SMEs and their resilience with respect to the global economic turmoil is certainly strongly linked to their capacity to innovate. However, innovation dynamics aren’t only dependent on R&D and technological change, but often rely on less evident, less formalized and more difficult to assess factors, mainly involving organizational and relational dimensions. This is relevant both for those regions in which medium and low-tech sectors and very small/micro businesses lead the local economy and for those territories with a strong presence of economic sectors related to social innovation, less dependent on formal R&D. The common challenge faced by project partners, coming from 7 regions across Europe, is that of devising new tools and indicators that allow them to better understand and assess non-R&D-driven innovation dynamics, with a strong emphasis on the direct involvement of the policy beneficiaries in the process of policy design, monitoring and evaluation. The overall project objective is therefore to improve the capability of public policy-makers to develop efficient policies supporting non-formal, soft and open innovation processes in the regional actors, with a focus on non-R&D -driven and social innovation. The expected changes are the improved ability of partners’ monitoring and evaluation systems in measuring and assessing the related innovation dynamics and an increased awareness across EU regions about tools and methods for soft innovation monitoring and assessment. The main outputs are: • 7 Study Visits, 4 Thematic Workshops, 1 Interregional Learning Meetings; • 7 policy instruments improved through the development and implementation of 7 Action Plans; • 14 (at least) Good Practices shared in the Policy Learning Platform, 4 Brief Technical Notes, 5 videostorytelling and 1 videotutorial published on the project website.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295954","Adaptation of the Industry 4.0 model to the shipbuilding sector","Adaptation of the Industry 4.0 model to the shipbuilding sector","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/09/2017","30/08/2020","75","2551552.14","EUR","1913664.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4402561","47.218371,-1.553621|43.2630126,-2.9349852|47.7482524,-3.3702449|55.864237,-4.251806|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.4298846,-8.6446202|41.1844362,-8.6962775|42.2405989,-8.7207268",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Biscay|Pontevedra Province|Morbihan|Loire-Atlantique|Glasgow City","IE053|ES213|ES114|FRH04|FRG01|UKM82","2014-2020","The naval sector occupies a central position in the growth of the economy, being deeply rooted in the Atlantic Area countries and presenting a common problem: the urgency of getting contracts in a very competitive market, mainly caused by very low labour costs in European countries such as Romania, Turkey, Poland or Croatia, or at worldwide level as Asians, competing with naval companies of the Atlantic Area countries. The IN 4.0 project aims to improve the competitiveness of naval sector companies through the adaptation of the traditional productive model towards the Industry 4.0, guaranteeing the sector’s endurance in an increasingly demanding market where technological innovation is a key factor of strategic advantage. To achieve this goal of competitiveness, the adaptation of the naval sector business model will be validated by: (i) determining the degree of maturation of existing technologies that could be implemented in naval SMEs; (ii) redefining work organization systems; (iii) qualifying naval sector workers in order to move towards 4.0 model; (iv) designing innovative strategies to save costs in the implementation of technologies, detecting new marketing methods, and (v) implementing the innovations designed under IN 4.0 in the selected SMEs of the participating regions in the project.","The naval sector occupies a central position in the growth of the economy, being deeply rooted in the Atlantic Area countries and presenting a common problem: the urgency of getting contracts in a very competitive market, mainly caused by very low labour costs in European countries such as Romania, Turkey, Poland or Croatia, or at worldwide level as Asians, competing with naval companies of the Atlantic Area countries. The IN 4.0 project aims to improve the competitiveness of naval sector companies through the adaptation of the traditional productive model towards the Industry 4.0, guaranteeing the sector’s endurance in an increasingly demanding market where technological innovation is a key factor of strategic advantage. To achieve this goal of competitiveness, the adaptation of the naval sector business model will be validated by: (i) determining the degree of maturation of existing technologies that could be implemented in naval SMEs; (ii) redefining work organization systems; (iii) qualifying naval sector workers in order to move towards 4.0 model; (iv) designing innovative strategies to save costs in the implementation of technologies, detecting new marketing methods, and (v) implementing the innovations designed under IN 4.0 in the selected SMEs of the participating regions in the project.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232228","Development of a Franchise Test model - its aim was to increase capacity in processing unit.","Development of a Franchise Test model - its aim was to increase capacity in processing unit.","Ireland",null,"11/05/2015","31/12/2015","50","24000","EUR","12000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531445","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Development of a Franchise Test model - its aim was to increase capacity in processing unit.","Development of a Franchise Test model - its aim was to increase capacity in processing unit.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233403","A Cloud Based Curated marketplace Matching Contractors with Employers.  To create an innovative back-end platform with a web portal and companion mobile application that will solve the problems faced with current online recruitment tools","A Cloud Based Curated marketplace Matching Contractors with Employers.  To create an innovative back-end platform with a web portal and companion mobile application that will solve the problems faced with current online recruitment tools","Ireland",null,"01/02/2015","31/12/2016","50","257300.3","EUR","128650.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","A Cloud Based Curated marketplace Matching Contractors with Employers.  To create an innovative back-end platform with a web portal and companion mobile application that will solve the problems faced with current online recruitment tools","A Cloud Based Curated marketplace Matching Contractors with Employers.  To create an innovative back-end platform with a web portal and companion mobile application that will solve the problems faced with current online recruitment tools","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232185","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","84538.97","EUR","42269.48","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531397","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233979","ALL WOOD ARCHITECTURAL JOINERY LIMITED 160153","ALL WOOD ARCHITECTURAL JOINERY LIMITED 160153","Ireland",null,"05/07/2016","24/07/2017","50","6240","EUR","3120","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531880","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Employ Marketing graduate","Employ Marketing graduate","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233446","CARLETON CAKE COMPANY LIMITED 158459","CARLETON CAKE COMPANY LIMITED 158459","Ireland",null,"12/05/2015",null,"50","8969.1","EUR","4484.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532076","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13829: Investment in specialised baking equipment to improve capacity and efficiencies","13829: Investment in specialised baking equipment to improve capacity and efficiencies","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234014","Business Advisor Cost - 2015","Business Advisor Cost - 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","59625.4","EUR","29812.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13508: Costs incurred in relation to Business Advisor salary and travel/subsistence","13508: Costs incurred in relation to Business Advisor salary and travel/subsistence","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296605","Cavan County Council PIV Action Plan - BPR","Cavan County Council PIV Action Plan - BPR","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2019","85","1360412","EUR","1156350.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365648","53.9933931,-7.3595764|53.9926782,-7.3618837",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","The Cavan PEACE IV plan and the annexes contained within this document were developed after extensive consultation to address the three themes of; Children and Young People, Shared Spaces and Building Positive Relations. The successful completion of the PEACE III Programme gives confidence to Cavan to proceed with this PEACE IV bid and build on what has gone before. From a design perspective, the focus is on young people in County Cavan and County Fermanagh working across the border to form positive and productive relationships with others of a different background and other targeted groups within the same geographical boundary, including travellers. Also, the opportunity to provide a ‘shared space and services leading to more cohesive society. Small grants and open call - tenders to targeted groups forms part of the proposal. Delivery will be in the shape of partnership delivery programmes that have proved successful in the past. The outputs and results of the project, aligned to the Programme outputs and results and documented in section [1]. The design has gone through a robust SMART test and as such the objectives are capable of being monitored with a high degree of accuracy from outputs to stated results. The activities supporting the stated objectives are clearly stated in section [3] and complement the SMART approach set out in section [2] and provides the confidence and evidence necessary for taking this course of action as expressed through the various activities clearly numbered and linked to each objective. In keeping with the overall PEACE IV cross-community and cross-border partnerships, the plan recognises the value of these partnerships and cooperation and again reflected in the activities supporting the stated objectives. The project contributes to the key regional policies and the significant interconnections between the eleven [11] strategies and plans documented in section four [4]. Additionality is also addressed making sure value-for-money in the investment is achieved. The same depth of analysis was carried out to ensure that this new money was not causing displacement, and we are confident that this is not the case. Furthermore, we are in the process of completing a full audit of community projects which will help prevent any drift towards duplication/displacement. The period between the completion of PEACE III and this application was used to establish the need, on past experience and translate this learning into this plan. We believe the process represents ‘best practice’ having followed the route of consultation with local groups and services and previous PEACE funded projects. The Cavan PEACE Conversation workshop was the perfect vehicle to inform our approach to PEACE IV and a greater understanding and openness around cross-community engagement and respect; which after all, is central to this and all the PEACE programmes. Having arrived at the objectives and the associated activities, the Peace action plan gave considered to the options around delivery and arrived at the preferred options. The decision was arrived at after setting very clear criteria to ensure reconciliation as a result of the actions. Section [6] sets out an analysis of the various approaches which were considered and the preferred method for the implementation of the plans through a mixture of partnership delivery, open calls for small grants and shared spaces and services and open call through the public tendering process. Learning and experience from the past would suggest this is the best way ahead for the Cavan situation and will ensure better value for money, efficient and timely delivery in a cost effective manner. The experience of managing Peace III and the ongoing support and training provided through the SEUPB provided the clarity necessary to complete the financial planning and budgeting for this PEACE IV plan. The lead partner has a wealth of experience in accounting and management of finances with an extensive financial and control system based on Local Government plus the necessary expertise in the application of the EU rules as demonstrated in the successful implementation of the PEACE III action plan. Under the simplified cost options, unit costs are not proposed for use during the implementation of the Cavan Peace Action Plan but rather use the flat rate option – 15% of direct salary cost. This simplification option will also be passed on to any delivery agents external to Cavan County Council. Section [7] includes the Cavan management and reporting system; again building from the success of PEACE III and found fit for purpose from both internal and external examination. The management approach flowing from the structure is also referenced and together with the robust management system any issues around state-aids and procurement will be safely managed as will the cash-flows arrangement that ensures uninterrupted delivery within the agreed timeframe. The various financial tables and details of","The Cavan PEACE IV plan and the annexes contained within this document were developed after extensive consultation to address the three themes of; Children and Young People, Shared Spaces and Building Positive Relations. The successful completion of the PEACE III Programme gives confidence to Cavan to proceed with this PEACE IV bid and build on what has gone before. From a design perspective, the focus is on young people in County Cavan and County Fermanagh working across the border to form positive and productive relationships with others of a different background and other targeted groups within the same geographical boundary, including travellers. Also, the opportunity to provide a ‘shared space and services leading to more cohesive society. Small grants and open call - tenders to targeted groups forms part of the proposal. Delivery will be in the shape of partnership delivery programmes that have proved successful in the past. The outputs and results of the project, aligned to the Programme outputs and results and documented in section [1]. The design has gone through a robust SMART test and as such the objectives are capable of being monitored with a high degree of accuracy from outputs to stated results. The activities supporting the stated objectives are clearly stated in section [3] and complement the SMART approach set out in section [2] and provides the confidence and evidence necessary for taking this course of action as expressed through the various activities clearly numbered and linked to each objective. In keeping with the overall PEACE IV cross-community and cross-border partnerships, the plan recognises the value of these partnerships and cooperation and again reflected in the activities supporting the stated objectives. The project contributes to the key regional policies and the significant interconnections between the eleven [11] strategies and plans documented in section four [4]. Additionality is also addressed making sure value-for-money in the investment is achieved. The same depth of analysis was carried out to ensure that this new money was not causing displacement, and we are confident that this is not the case. Furthermore, we are in the process of completing a full audit of community projects which will help prevent any drift towards duplication/displacement. The period between the completion of PEACE III and this application was used to establish the need, on past experience and translate this learning into this plan. We believe the process represents ‘best practice’ having followed the route of consultation with local groups and services and previous PEACE funded projects. The Cavan PEACE Conversation workshop was the perfect vehicle to inform our approach to PEACE IV and a greater understanding and openness around cross-community engagement and respect; which after all, is central to this and all the PEACE programmes. Having arrived at the objectives and the associated activities, the Peace action plan gave considered to the options around delivery and arrived at the preferred options. The decision was arrived at after setting very clear criteria to ensure reconciliation as a result of the actions. Section [6] sets out an analysis of the various approaches which were considered and the preferred method for the implementation of the plans through a mixture of partnership delivery, open calls for small grants and shared spaces and services and open call through the public tendering process. Learning and experience from the past would suggest this is the best way ahead for the Cavan situation and will ensure better value for money, efficient and timely delivery in a cost effective manner. The experience of managing Peace III and the ongoing support and training provided through the SEUPB provided the clarity necessary to complete the financial planning and budgeting for this PEACE IV plan. The lead partner has a wealth of experience in accounting and management of finances with an extensive financial and control system based on Local Government plus the necessary expertise in the application of the EU rules as demonstrated in the successful implementation of the PEACE III action plan. Under the simplified cost options, unit costs are not proposed for use during the implementation of the Cavan Peace Action Plan but rather use the flat rate option – 15% of direct salary cost. This simplification option will also be passed on to any delivery agents external to Cavan County Council. Section [7] includes the Cavan management and reporting system; again building from the success of PEACE III and found fit for purpose from both internal and external examination. The management approach flowing from the structure is also referenced and together with the robust management system any issues around state-aids and procurement will be safely managed as will the cash-flows arrangement that ensures uninterrupted delivery within the agreed timeframe. The various financial tables and details of","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233289","Control Algorithm Development for WRAM using Hybrid Real-Time Test Platform","Control Algorithm Development for WRAM using Hybrid Real-Time Test Platform","Ireland",null,"01/12/2015","30/11/2016","50","71359.75","EUR","35679.88","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Control Algorithm Development for WRAM using Hybrid Real-Time Test Platform","Control Algorithm Development for WRAM using Hybrid Real-Time Test Platform","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294902","Development and validation of a programme for the prototyping and exploitation of innovative ideas","Development and validation of a programme for the prototyping and exploitation of innovative ideas","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/11/2017","31/10/2020","75","1853894.96","EUR","1390421.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384820","28.1235459,-15.4362574|28.4636296,-16.2518467|58.9809401,-2.9605206|48.390394,-4.486076|51.8985143,-8.4756035|41.1579438,-8.6291053",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Gran Canaria|South-West Region, Ireland|Tenerife|Finistère|Orkney Islands","ES705|IE053|ES709|FRH02|UKM65","2014-2020","The Protoatlantic project aims to develop a model for the prototyping and exploitation of innovative ideas in the maritime sector. Taking into account the high costs of prototyping activities, this proposal will be narrow to three well defined sectors: Renewable Energy, Marine Robotics and Blue Biotechnologies. The partnership will identify the product innovation capacity in the maritime sector, willing to address emerging markets in a co-creation paradigm with the local start-up communities, research centres and universities. The action will be based in existing co-working spaces and blue acceleration programs specialized in the marine sector and replicate success stories. For that purpose, acceleration programs will be implemented, starting from ideation to market access, where a normed and structured process is used to manage product innovation. The acceleration programs will attract innovative ideas, creating a unique ecosystem that will melt with a methodology that will cover from business model to market validation, including test phases. This circle will be completed with the launch to market of the most innovative and feasible ideas. The Protoatlantic network will allow to find the best place to build and test the prototype, and to identify the best places for the company to establish and launch its business. Policy makers and business support agencies will be involved, to provide the ecosystem of a legal and long term support.","The Protoatlantic project aims to develop a model for the prototyping and exploitation of innovative ideas in the maritime sector. Taking into account the high costs of prototyping activities, this proposal will be narrow to three well defined sectors: Renewable Energy, Marine Robotics and Blue Biotechnologies. The partnership will identify the product innovation capacity in the maritime sector, willing to address emerging markets in a co-creation paradigm with the local start-up communities, research centres and universities. The action will be based in existing co-working spaces and blue acceleration programs specialized in the marine sector and replicate success stories. For that purpose, acceleration programs will be implemented, starting from ideation to market access, where a normed and structured process is used to manage product innovation. The acceleration programs will attract innovative ideas, creating a unique ecosystem that will melt with a methodology that will cover from business model to market validation, including test phases. This circle will be completed with the launch to market of the most innovative and feasible ideas. The Protoatlantic network will allow to find the best place to build and test the prototype, and to identify the best places for the company to establish and launch its business. Policy makers and business support agencies will be involved, to provide the ecosystem of a legal and long term support.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232183","Expenditure to promote MicroEnterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training and  Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote MicroEnterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training and  Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","305698.7","EUR","152849.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531397","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote MicroEnterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training and  Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote MicroEnterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training and  Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233929","CHAMELEON COLOUR SYSTEMS LTD 159441","CHAMELEON COLOUR SYSTEMS LTD 159441","Ireland",null,"20/11/2015","02/03/2017","50","19659.81","EUR","9829.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531832","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Recruit of an Operations Manager","Recruit of an Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233362","An interactive Training Simulator and Environment.  The project involved a virtual training environment that helps enhance a learners interpersonal skills","An interactive Training Simulator and Environment.  The project involved a virtual training environment that helps enhance a learners interpersonal skills","Ireland",null,"05/01/2015","30/04/2016","50","129376.13","EUR","64688.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","An interactive Training Simulator and Environment.  The project involved a virtual training environment that helps enhance a learners interpersonal skills","An interactive Training Simulator and Environment.  The project involved a virtual training environment that helps enhance a learners interpersonal skills","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233294","The technical & commercial development of Cold Spray applications in Ireland","The technical & commercial development of Cold Spray applications in Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/06/2015","31/10/2017","50","108448.38","EUR","54224.19","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The technical & commercial development of Cold Spray applications in Ireland","The technical & commercial development of Cold Spray applications in Ireland","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233420","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","193060.61","EUR","96530.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531970",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234119","ADN MATERIALS LTD 160229","ADN MATERIALS LTD 160229","Ireland",null,"31/05/2016","12/09/2017","50","17237.1","EUR","8618.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532064","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Develop a polymer process to make pellets from white plastic","Develop a polymer process to make pellets from white plastic","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297825","Shared Waters Enhancement & Loughs Legacy","Shared Waters Enhancement & Loughs Legacy","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"18/11/2014","31/12/2022","85","3282786.52","EUR","2790368.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4373355","54.5973974,-5.8268406|54.6263576,-5.9470988|53.3510967,-6.2535043|54.1773009,-6.3431756|54.987905,-7.3189342",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane|Newry, Mourne and Down","IE061|UKN06|UKN0A|UKN08","2014-2020","The Shared Waters Enhancement & Loughs Legacy (SWELL) project represents a cross-border partnership comprising NI Water, Irish Water, Agri-Food & Biosciences Institute, Loughs Agency and East Border Region, working collaboratively to improve water quality within the shared waters of Carlingford Lough and Lough Foyle. The partnership will utilise best practice and tap into their individual areas of expertise to effectively achieve the outputs and results. Through strategic catchment investigation and modelling, SWELL will deliver optimised, sustainable capital upgrades to wastewater assets with added value through innovation and knowledge sharing to the benefit of the entire region. Compliance with the Water Framework Directive requires an integrated approach to the sustainable management and protection of water resources across multiple sectors and national boundaries. SWELL adopts a cross border management approach to ensure maximum environmental benefit and provision of the necessary water quality improvements within the shared waters. The SWELL Project builds on the work carried out by the Regulating Authorities in both jurisdictions, by developing ecosystem models to simulate various sources of pollution and their impact on water quality. This unique modelling approach will facilitate validation of optimised solutions to meet the required programme outputs and results indicators. The project execution strategy is currently well defined and has been split up into four key stages, each with component work packages that are all intrinsically linked to deliver the project outcomes. The project stages are as follows: • Catchment Investigation. • Ecosystem Modelling. • Capital Delivery (outputs). • Project Closure & Legacy.","The Shared Waters Enhancement & Loughs Legacy (SWELL) project represents a cross-border partnership comprising NI Water, Irish Water, Agri-Food & Biosciences Institute, Loughs Agency and East Border Region, working collaboratively to improve water quality within the shared waters of Carlingford Lough and Lough Foyle. The partnership will utilise best practice and tap into their individual areas of expertise to effectively achieve the outputs and results. Through strategic catchment investigation and modelling, SWELL will deliver optimised, sustainable capital upgrades to wastewater assets with added value through innovation and knowledge sharing to the benefit of the entire region. Compliance with the Water Framework Directive requires an integrated approach to the sustainable management and protection of water resources across multiple sectors and national boundaries. SWELL adopts a cross border management approach to ensure maximum environmental benefit and provision of the necessary water quality improvements within the shared waters. The SWELL Project builds on the work carried out by the Regulating Authorities in both jurisdictions, by developing ecosystem models to simulate various sources of pollution and their impact on water quality. This unique modelling approach will facilitate validation of optimised solutions to meet the required programme outputs and results indicators. The project execution strategy is currently well defined and has been split up into four key stages, each with component work packages that are all intrinsically linked to deliver the project outcomes. The project stages are as follows: • Catchment Investigation. • Ecosystem Modelling. • Capital Delivery (outputs). • Project Closure & Legacy.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233165","Personal savings app www.isave.ie","Personal savings app www.isave.ie","Ireland",null,"09/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","8000","EUR","4000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531534","51.8979282,-8.4705806","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Personal savings app www.isave.ie","Personal savings app www.isave.ie","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233332","Design & Development of Novel Cutting Tool Microstructures using Additive Technologies","Design & Development of Novel Cutting Tool Microstructures using Additive Technologies","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/03/2018","50","30045","EUR","15022.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Design & Development of Novel Cutting Tool Microstructures using Additive Technologies","Design & Development of Novel Cutting Tool Microstructures using Additive Technologies","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297050","Blue Circular Economy","Blue Circular Economy","Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Greenland",null,"01/10/2018","31/03/2022","42.85","1690661.53","EUR","724529.99","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381886","51.2154086,-0.8040739|58.5859944,-3.5356031|66.933761,-53.6613895|53.8077905,-8.600309|62.4721923,6.2357101",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Møre og Romsdal|Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty|West Surrey","IE042|NO0A3|UKM61|UKJ25","2014-2020","Globally, oceans continue to accumulate debris in all forms making them possibly the biggest landfills on the planet. Marine littering, defined as the introduction of solid refuse into the marine environment through human activity, poses a major threat to the ocean environment and is a growing concern for authorities. Plastic is seen as an important material in our economy and our daily lives, but too often the way plastics are produced, used and discarded fails to capture the economic benefits of a more circular approach and harms the environment. Due to immature value chains most of the discarded nets end up in landfills or incineration plants instead of being recycled or upcycled. Most of the companies exploring waste fishing nets, ropes and components (FNRCs) to develop new resources, are micro-SMEs which operate within a regional or local market, where the demand is limited and product costs remain too high. Blue Circular Economy (BCE) aims to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) offering products and services within fishing gear recycling solutions in the NPA region to attain a greater market reach. Building on the network developed under Circular Ocean (2015-2018), the project will set up a multi-level cluster to connect and catalyze SMEs in the region. The cluster formation will be used as a hub, multiplier and network enabler where knowledge and experience is developed and shared, all the while adopting an inclusive gender-equal approach. The cluster establishment and operation will be done in collaboration with academia, industry and government agencies following a triple helix approach. BCE will therefore contribute to sustainable development in the NPA region at the economic, environmental and social levels.","Globally, oceans continue to accumulate debris in all forms making them possibly the biggest landfills on the planet. Marine littering, defined as the introduction of solid refuse into the marine environment through human activity, poses a major threat to the ocean environment and is a growing concern for authorities. Plastic is seen as an important material in our economy and our daily lives, but too often the way plastics are produced, used and discarded fails to capture the economic benefits of a more circular approach and harms the environment. Due to immature value chains most of the discarded nets end up in landfills or incineration plants instead of being recycled or upcycled. Most of the companies exploring waste fishing nets, ropes and components (FNRCs) to develop new resources, are micro-SMEs which operate within a regional or local market, where the demand is limited and product costs remain too high. Blue Circular Economy (BCE) aims to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) offering products and services within fishing gear recycling solutions in the NPA region to attain a greater market reach. Building on the network developed under Circular Ocean (2015-2018), the project will set up a multi-level cluster to connect and catalyze SMEs in the region. The cluster formation will be used as a hub, multiplier and network enabler where knowledge and experience is developed and shared, all the while adopting an inclusive gender-equal approach. The cluster establishment and operation will be done in collaboration with academia, industry and government agencies following a triple helix approach. BCE will therefore contribute to sustainable development in the NPA region at the economic, environmental and social levels.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234082","LEO Mayo IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","LEO Mayo IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","9572.59","EUR","4786.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532038","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302466","Opportunities for bio-refining of bio-wastes","Opportunities for bio-refining of bio-wastes","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"07/03/2016","30/11/2016","56.09","44879.2","EUR","25174.11","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356733","64.1300312,-21.7665381|54.5790619,-5.9365937|54.5594913,-5.9460919|54.646922,-6.748352|53.2796074,-9.0581105|62.8891953,27.6288711|62.89797,27.6781725",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Northern Savonia|West Region, Ireland|Capital Region|Belfast|Mid Ulster","FI1D2|IE042|IS001|UKN06|UKN0B","2014-2020","OPTION project in a main project will demonstrate opportunities a newly-developed biorefinery mobile pilot plant with a multinational team at sites.The biorefinery operations model and technology that will be tested, refined, and optimised for each location, climatic condition and waste types. The Biorefinery pilot plant will be transported to each NPA partner region, typically for three to six months at each testing site. The proposed transnational and multidisciplinary approach will enhance and act to transfer of best practice between regions. Relevant biowastes and biomasses will be utilised in practical cases in the partner regions, and technology companies, producers of waste materials, and local authorities and other stakeholders will be involved in practical cases. Target group for testing sites are SME’s within food and forest industry, farms, fisheries, and other sites where biowaste and biomass streams from industry, municipality, agriculture or marine environment are generated or collected. Based on the testing and optimization results the new opportunities for refining waste into valuable products will be reported technically and economically and presented in each region for all stakeholders in seminars, workshops and study visits. Special emphasis in each region during the demonstration period will be put in co-operation with local and regional equipment developers and supplier SME’s. Based on the transfer of best practises as well as competence building relating to the biorefinery operations model and technology to partner regions, partners and above mentioned stakeholders will be able to consider the related opportunities from their regions’s point of view. The ultimate aim is that full scale biorefinery plants will be established in NPA regions, which can therefore capitalize the biorefinery operations model and technology’s diverse positive effects.","OPTION project in a main project will demonstrate opportunities a newly-developed biorefinery mobile pilot plant with a multinational team at sites.The biorefinery operations model and technology that will be tested, refined, and optimised for each location, climatic condition and waste types. The Biorefinery pilot plant will be transported to each NPA partner region, typically for three to six months at each testing site. The proposed transnational and multidisciplinary approach will enhance and act to transfer of best practice between regions. Relevant biowastes and biomasses will be utilised in practical cases in the partner regions, and technology companies, producers of waste materials, and local authorities and other stakeholders will be involved in practical cases. Target group for testing sites are SME’s within food and forest industry, farms, fisheries, and other sites where biowaste and biomass streams from industry, municipality, agriculture or marine environment are generated or collected. Based on the testing and optimization results the new opportunities for refining waste into valuable products will be reported technically and economically and presented in each region for all stakeholders in seminars, workshops and study visits. Special emphasis in each region during the demonstration period will be put in co-operation with local and regional equipment developers and supplier SME’s. Based on the transfer of best practises as well as competence building relating to the biorefinery operations model and technology to partner regions, partners and above mentioned stakeholders will be able to consider the related opportunities from their regions’s point of view. The ultimate aim is that full scale biorefinery plants will be established in NPA regions, which can therefore capitalize the biorefinery operations model and technology’s diverse positive effects.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234060","TOTAL SIGMA MEASUREMENTS LTD 158605","TOTAL SIGMA MEASUREMENTS LTD 158605","Ireland",null,"29/05/2015","01/12/2017","50","34596","EUR","17298","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532008","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Develop plant wide monitoring system","Develop plant wide monitoring system","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232258","Real time pH Sensor for Continuous Foetal Monitoring During Childbirth","Real time pH Sensor for Continuous Foetal Monitoring During Childbirth","Ireland",null,"01/08/2014","15/03/2016","50","61827.08","EUR","30913.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Real time pH Sensor for Continuous Foetal Monitoring During Childbirth","Real time pH Sensor for Continuous Foetal Monitoring During Childbirth","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234029","LEO Longford IBYE Expenditure 2017","LEO Longford IBYE Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","3480.81","EUR","1740.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233988","ALPHA WIRELESS LTD 158815","ALPHA WIRELESS LTD 158815","Ireland",null,"13/08/2015",null,"50","40000","EUR","20000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531891","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13852: Recruitment of a Supply Chain & Quality Manager","13852: Recruitment of a Supply Chain & Quality Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233936","GREEN ISLE PASTRY LIMITED 156462","GREEN ISLE PASTRY LIMITED 156462","Ireland",null,"28/02/2014","17/11/2017","50","66299.13","EUR","33149.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531844","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Development of Pastry Diversification","Development of Pastry Diversification","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233409","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","21706.18","EUR","10853.09","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531961",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234192","IBYE T&D,M&P 2015","IBYE T&D,M&P 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","12860.36","EUR","6430.18","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531743","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13722: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","13722: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234028","LEO Longford Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Longford Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","148364.43","EUR","74182.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure  Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure  Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233428","LEO Cavan IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","LEO Cavan IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","2186.27","EUR","1093.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531976","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233310","Multiplexed Electrochemical Detection on Chip","Multiplexed Electrochemical Detection on Chip","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/12/2017","50","168561.32","EUR","84280.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Multiplexed Electrochemical Detection on Chip","Multiplexed Electrochemical Detection on Chip","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235237","Development of materials and production methods for plastic reinforcement bar chair","Development of materials and production methods for plastic reinforcement bar chair","Ireland",null,"24/07/2017","24/01/2018","50","4499.16","EUR","2249.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of materials and production methods for plastic reinforcement bar chair.","Development of materials and production methods for plastic reinforcement bar chair.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233316","Application of food biotechnology to improving product quality, safety and identity by characterising the brine microbiota during processing.","Application of food biotechnology to improving product quality, safety and identity by characterising the brine microbiota during processing.","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","31/10/2017","50","86795.86","EUR","43397.93","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Application of food biotechnology to improving product quality, safety and identity by characterising the brine microbiota during processing.","Application of food biotechnology to improving product quality, safety and identity by characterising the brine microbiota during processing.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232179","Prize winner of €20,000 for Best Start -up in Tipperary","Prize winner of €20,000 for Best Start -up in Tipperary","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531385","52.68477435,-7.898080410304","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Prize winner of €20,000 for Best Start -up in Tipperary","Prize winner of €20,000 for Best Start -up in Tipperary","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233987","POWERPOINT ENGINEERING LTD 157929","POWERPOINT ENGINEERING LTD 157929","Ireland",null,"23/12/2014",null,"50","22848.25","EUR","11424.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531890","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13885: Development of a valve lock-out device, to lock a valve in an optimum position","13885: Development of a valve lock-out device, to lock a valve in an optimum position","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234076","JD Trailers Ltd/Prim","JD Trailers Ltd/Prim","Ireland",null,"31/03/2015","31/12/2015","50","3750","EUR","1875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532033","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13561: JD Trailers manufactures for sale and rent advertising products including trailers, LED screens, rickshaws and road sign displays.Priming grant is for Salary costs for a  new employee.","13561: JD Trailers manufactures for sale and rent advertising products including trailers, LED screens, rickshaws and road sign displays.Priming grant is for Salary costs for a  new employee.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297829","System for bathing Water quality Modelling","System for bathing Water quality Modelling","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","30/06/2020","80.44","1108358.05","EUR","891529.59","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710","54.59574,-5.90257|54.5594352,-5.9461937|53.3046659,-6.2215599",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Belfast","IE061|UKN06","2014-2020","The SWIM project will enable short-term pollution to be predicted, through the development of a bathing water quality prediction model and deriving from this, the capacity to inform the public through a series of media channels including text alerts and automatic web updates, and real-time communication via alert services delivered through electronic signage installed strategically at beach entrances. This will help to protect public health, significantly improve communication to members of the public, and in doing so contribute to promoting tourism.Achieving and maintaining high marine water quality standards is required under stringent EU environmental legislations (e.g., Bathing Water Directive (2006/7/EC), Shellfish Waters Directive (2006/113/EC), and Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC). To ensure effective and efficient implementation of these directives, water resource managers need to know the water quality in order to take appropriate mitigating actions for social and ecological benefits in the event of pollution. This is particularly so for the Bathing Water Directive, where water quality is defined in terms of Escherichia coli and intestinal enterococci (IE) concentrations as percentile limit values. Predictive capability and public communication outcomes of the project will help to serve the needs of both the Competent and the Health Authorities in the cross-border territory, with consequent benefit to local and visiting bathing water users. As evidenced by supportive correspondence, ROI (Republic of Ireland) and NI (Northern ireland) Local Authorities have committed to involvement in the project because the outcomes gained will be valuable to them.","The SWIM project will enable short-term pollution to be predicted, through the development of a bathing water quality prediction model and deriving from this, the capacity to inform the public through a series of media channels including text alerts and automatic web updates, and real-time communication via alert services delivered through electronic signage installed strategically at beach entrances. This will help to protect public health, significantly improve communication to members of the public, and in doing so contribute to promoting tourism.Achieving and maintaining high marine water quality standards is required under stringent EU environmental legislations (e.g., Bathing Water Directive (2006/7/EC), Shellfish Waters Directive (2006/113/EC), and Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC). To ensure effective and efficient implementation of these directives, water resource managers need to know the water quality in order to take appropriate mitigating actions for social and ecological benefits in the event of pollution. This is particularly so for the Bathing Water Directive, where water quality is defined in terms of Escherichia coli and intestinal enterococci (IE) concentrations as percentile limit values. Predictive capability and public communication outcomes of the project will help to serve the needs of both the Competent and the Health Authorities in the cross-border territory, with consequent benefit to local and visiting bathing water users. As evidenced by supportive correspondence, ROI (Republic of Ireland) and NI (Northern ireland) Local Authorities have committed to involvement in the project because the outcomes gained will be valuable to them.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548096","Youthreach","Youthreach","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2018","66.67","101156387","EUR","67440963.21","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614777","53.3275073,-6.2274858859278|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","103","Sustainable integration into the labour market of young people, in particular those not in employment, education or training, including young people at risk of social exclusion and young people from marginalised communities, including through the implementation of the Youth Guarantee","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Aims to address the personal and social development needs of unemployed young school leavers aged between 15 and 20.  The programme seeks to instil a pattern of lifelong learning and integrate participants into further education and training opportunities and the labour market. The programme also seeks to address the issue of social inclusion on a broader scale.","Aims to address the personal and social development needs of unemployed young school leavers aged between 15 and 20.  The programme seeks to instil a pattern of lifelong learning and integrate participants into further education and training opportunities and the labour market. The programme also seeks to address the issue of social inclusion on a broader scale.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233440","MASTEK LTD 160236","MASTEK LTD 160236","Ireland",null,"18/02/2016","04/08/2017","50","30000","EUR","15000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531992","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit a Production Manager","Recruit a Production Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234098","ARAN WOOLLEN MILLS UNLIMITED COMPANY 159435","ARAN WOOLLEN MILLS UNLIMITED COMPANY 159435","Ireland",null,"20/01/2016",null,"50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532050","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13856: Recruitment of a Business Development Manager","13856: Recruitment of a Business Development Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234064","ORIEL FLUES LTD 160107","ORIEL FLUES LTD 160107","Ireland",null,"23/03/2016",null,"50","11043.48","EUR","5521.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532019","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13891: Development of a mini digger with quick hitch and a rotating and tilting quick hitch attachment","13891: Development of a mini digger with quick hitch and a rotating and tilting quick hitch attachment","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234079","Upstate Theatre Project Co. Ltd/Feas","Upstate Theatre Project Co. Ltd/Feas","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/12/2015","50","6000","EUR","3000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532037","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13669: Promoter hopes to design and develop self guided walking tour app. This will be trialled in Drogheda and eventually licensed to other towns and areas.","13669: Promoter hopes to design and develop self guided walking tour app. This will be trialled in Drogheda and eventually licensed to other towns and areas.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294829","PROmoting the Governance of Regional Ecosystem ServiceS","PROmoting the Governance of Regional Ecosystem ServiceS","Italy|Ireland|Latvia|Romania|Hungary|Spain",null,"01/08/2019","31/07/2023","85","1445500","EUR","1228675","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4373666","53.3947708,-6.2637375|43.7698819,11.270137|46.348013,18.704934|41.5037738,2.1004922|44.3186304,23.8012496|56.9471304,24.104972",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Dublin Region|Province of Florence|Barcelona Province|Tolna|Dolj|Riga","IE061|ITI14|ES511|HU233|RO411|LV006","2014-2020","The overall objective of the project is to initiate a process of policy change in the partners' regions improving the implementation of the policy instruments under Structural Funds programmes and other regional strategies dedicated to the conservation of biodiversity and the maintaining nature’s capacity to deliver the goods and services that we all need, through policy learning and capacity building activities. The policy instruments tackled by the project are the ERDF OPs at regional or national level and other regional strategies dealing with the protection and valuing biodiversity and ecosystem services. The approach proposed by the project is firmly based on policy learning and capacity building of the partner organizations and relevant stakeholders of the concerned policy subsystems, as it stimulates a collective multidimensional and dynamic exchange of experience. The project brings together local authorities and their associations, local development agencies, universities and research centres with a balanced mix between more and less developed regions and thought to asssure geographical balance. Exchange of experience is built on the partners' competences and experience in the design and implementation of policies protecting and valuing biodiversity and ecosystem services. The sub-objective is to contribute to capacity building and policy learning in the partners’ regions by supporting exchange of experience among relevant stakeholders, in order to: - promote the measurement of the costs and benefits of ecosystem services derived from land use. - support the horizontal integration of the ecosystem concerns into the sectoral policies and plans at regional and/or national level. - explore innovative financial and marketing mechanisms for payment for ecosystem services. - improve landscape governance for economic and environmental sustainability.","The overall objective of the project is to initiate a process of policy change in the partners' regions improving the implementation of the policy instruments under Structural Funds programmes and other regional strategies dedicated to the conservation of biodiversity and the maintaining nature’s capacity to deliver the goods and services that we all need, through policy learning and capacity building activities. The policy instruments tackled by the project are the ERDF OPs at regional or national level and other regional strategies dealing with the protection and valuing biodiversity and ecosystem services. The approach proposed by the project is firmly based on policy learning and capacity building of the partner organizations and relevant stakeholders of the concerned policy subsystems, as it stimulates a collective multidimensional and dynamic exchange of experience. The project brings together local authorities and their associations, local development agencies, universities and research centres with a balanced mix between more and less developed regions and thought to asssure geographical balance. Exchange of experience is built on the partners' competences and experience in the design and implementation of policies protecting and valuing biodiversity and ecosystem services. The sub-objective is to contribute to capacity building and policy learning in the partners’ regions by supporting exchange of experience among relevant stakeholders, in order to: - promote the measurement of the costs and benefits of ecosystem services derived from land use. - support the horizontal integration of the ecosystem concerns into the sectoral policies and plans at regional and/or national level. - explore innovative financial and marketing mechanisms for payment for ecosystem services. - improve landscape governance for economic and environmental sustainability.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233918","CHANELLE PHARMACEUTICALS MANUFACTURING LTD 156455","CHANELLE PHARMACEUTICALS MANUFACTURING LTD 156455","Ireland",null,"04/04/2014","15/09/2017","50","101112.95","EUR","50556.48","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531838","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Develop a range of medical products","Develop a range of medical products","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234056","GM STEEL FABRICATORS LTD 159519","GM STEEL FABRICATORS LTD 159519","Ireland",null,"05/01/2016","25/07/2017","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532005","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Recruit and Operations Manager","Recruit and Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234117","CONNOLLY MEATS LTD","CONNOLLY MEATS LTD","Ireland",null,"08/09/2015","12/07/2017","50","142546.5","EUR","71273.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532063","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Capital project to increase meat capacity/efficiency","Capital project to increase meat capacity/efficiency","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233347","Automatic Dynamic Product Classification","Automatic Dynamic Product Classification","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","01/06/2016","50","84495.47","EUR","42247.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531710",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Automatic Dynamic Product Classification","Automatic Dynamic Product Classification","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234129","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157004","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157004","Ireland",null,"31/03/2014",null,"50","207227.45","EUR","103613.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532055","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13873: Microbiological augmentation of mushroom compost to improve Yield, Quality and Flavour of mushrooms","13873: Microbiological augmentation of mushroom compost to improve Yield, Quality and Flavour of mushrooms","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233207","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","13316.05","EUR","6658.02","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531559",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234185","SLCONTROLS LTD 160507","SLCONTROLS LTD 160507","Ireland",null,"26/09/2016","13/01/2017","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531753","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit an International Project Manager","Recruit an International Project Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234096","HWT ENGINEERING LTD 157780","HWT ENGINEERING LTD 157780","Ireland",null,"22/01/2015",null,"50","40000","EUR","20000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532049","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13839: Recruitment of a Chief Financial Officer","13839: Recruitment of a Chief Financial Officer","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233469","ANDORAS LTD 159895","ANDORAS LTD 159895","Ireland",null,"12/05/2016","07/06/2017","50","19591.64","EUR","9795.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532085","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit a Marketing Manager","Recruit a Marketing Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232280","Development of an online transport booking platform which is being used by two companies across Peru and Bolivia.","Development of an online transport booking platform which is being used by two companies across Peru and Bolivia.","Ireland",null,"30/07/2015","31/12/2015","50","7500","EUR","3750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531495","51.8979282,-8.4705806","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Development of an online transport booking platform which is being used by two companies across Peru and Bolivia.","Development of an online transport booking platform which is being used by two companies across Peru and Bolivia.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233199","Develop a protective barrier layer that will preserve the aesthetic appearance of cast concrete without increasing the cost of production","Develop a protective barrier layer that will preserve the aesthetic appearance of cast concrete without increasing the cost of production","Ireland",null,"01/07/2016","31/08/2018","50","33232","EUR","16616","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531552",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop a protective barrier layer that will preserve the aesthetic appearance of cast concrete without increasing the cost of production","Develop a protective barrier layer that will preserve the aesthetic appearance of cast concrete without increasing the cost of production","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233290","Wireless passive Force measurement in machining Wi-Force","Wireless passive Force measurement in machining Wi-Force","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","01/06/2017","50","185130.78","EUR","92565.39","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Wireless passive Force measurement in machining Wi-Force","Wireless passive Force measurement in machining Wi-Force","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297194","Cruising Oceans On Latitudes above 51º North","Cruising Oceans On Latitudes above 51º North","Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Faroe Islands",null,"02/06/2015","01/06/2018","56.96","1257129.91","EUR","716072.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423","55.8658908,-4.2510425|55.940634,-4.7208025|62.006558,-6.7640522|55.0045217,-7.3214339|54.8334003,-7.4784521|51.8034662,-8.3016063|51.8779553,-8.5326058|61.231369,7.0844669",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","South-West Region, Ireland|Border Region|Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire and Renfrewshire|Derry City and Strabane|Glasgow City|Vestland","IE053|IE041|UKM83|UKN0A|UKM82|NO0A2","2014-2020","The project investigates all aspects of the practical logistics and business potential to establish a bi-directional yacht cruising route along the offshore areas of the Northern Periphery Area, stretching from the South of Ireland, to the UK (Northern Ireland and Western Scotland) on onwards to Norway. As an eco-tourism product, exploiting the natural resources of the zone in a manner that is sustainable and environmentally viable; this new sea route will be marketed internationally and will have a common branding, booking and information system. The objective of the project is to produce a Business and Marketing Plan, together with a Commercialisation Plan and accompanied by a Logistical Study and Practical Guide for potential entrepreneurs in the NPA zone, for the establishment of small mooring, berthing and ancillary facilities-such as shower blocks and laundry facilities for cruising yachts in remote NPA coastal areas; providing new market opportunities in sectors such as Tourism and Catering, Craft Production, Food, Marine and General Engineering Services, for remote local communities, mainly during the months of mid-April to mid-October. These opportunities will importantly also promote economic activity and interaction between communities across the programme area.","The project investigates all aspects of the practical logistics and business potential to establish a bi-directional yacht cruising route along the offshore areas of the Northern Periphery Area, stretching from the South of Ireland, to the UK (Northern Ireland and Western Scotland) on onwards to Norway. As an eco-tourism product, exploiting the natural resources of the zone in a manner that is sustainable and environmentally viable; this new sea route will be marketed internationally and will have a common branding, booking and information system. The objective of the project is to produce a Business and Marketing Plan, together with a Commercialisation Plan and accompanied by a Logistical Study and Practical Guide for potential entrepreneurs in the NPA zone, for the establishment of small mooring, berthing and ancillary facilities-such as shower blocks and laundry facilities for cruising yachts in remote NPA coastal areas; providing new market opportunities in sectors such as Tourism and Catering, Craft Production, Food, Marine and General Engineering Services, for remote local communities, mainly during the months of mid-April to mid-October. These opportunities will importantly also promote economic activity and interaction between communities across the programme area.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298472","Donegal County Council - SSS","Donegal County Council - SSS","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","30/06/2020","85","1971575.89","EUR","1675839.51","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358817","54.83352,-7.4792215",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","The creation and/or enhancement of the shared usage and nature of public areas and/or buildings in the area, thereby increasing the percentage of people who perceive their neighbourhood as neutral and the percentage of those who would prefer to live in a mixed religion environment. Projects include the development of a multi-use training facility between the townlands of Ballybofey and Stranorlar, development of a garden allotment and sensory garden/reflective space, re-imaging single identity spaces, outdoor play and exercise spaces and development & enhancement of sports training facilities.","The creation and/or enhancement of the shared usage and nature of public areas and/or buildings in the area, thereby increasing the percentage of people who perceive their neighbourhood as neutral and the percentage of those who would prefer to live in a mixed religion environment. Projects include the development of a multi-use training facility between the townlands of Ballybofey and Stranorlar, development of a garden allotment and sensory garden/reflective space, re-imaging single identity spaces, outdoor play and exercise spaces and development & enhancement of sports training facilities.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302504","SmartImpact","SmartImpact","Sweden|Portugal|Netherlands|Ireland|United Kingdom|Romania|Bulgaria|Hungary|Croatia|Spain",null,"15/09/2015","03/05/2018","76.34","750000","EUR","572566.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357637","53.478542,-2.2446506|40.6336313,-3.1673699|53.3450368,-6.2713015|41.1517238,-8.5307044|45.801165,15.9769612|59.3293235,18.0685808|48.1041559,20.7776469|41.5743474,24.7127746|47.6400725,26.2477426|51.441642,5.4697225",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Stockholm County|Dublin Region|Guadalajara Province|Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant|Grad Zagreb|Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén|Suceava|Manchester|Smolyan Province","SE110|IE061|ES424|NL414|HR050|HU311|RO215|UKD33|BG424","2014-2020","Since 2010 smart cities have been increasingly subject to scientific and political debate, leading to an uptake of the smart city concept into wider funding of innovation-oriented urban development programmes at national or EU level. Whilst the larger EU and nationally led smart cities programmes are increasingly emphasising technology-based and data-driven development of smart district demonstrators, little focus has been on governance structures, processes, business model innovation and integrated action planning to support the actual delivery of results. SmartImpact focuses on five thematic areas: organisational development within the city administration; financing and procurement of innovative and connected solutions; activating the local innovation-ecosystem for smart districts; supportive Regulations and incentives; data integration and e-government. SmartImpact will explore and develop innovation management tools for municipalities, required to finance, build, manage and operate a smart city. The network will develop approaches that support decision making, investments, management and maintenance help to achieve the cities smart goals. A key output will be integrated action plans, led by Urbact Local Groups assisted by a Lead Expert with significant experience across Europe. The network will feed into the Commission’s policy development process to ensure benefit for other cities and businesses. The network includes partners from H2020 Lighthouse projects.","Since 2010 smart cities have been increasingly subject to scientific and political debate, leading to an uptake of the smart city concept into wider funding of innovation-oriented urban development programmes at national or EU level. Whilst the larger EU and nationally led smart cities programmes are increasingly emphasising technology-based and data-driven development of smart district demonstrators, little focus has been on governance structures, processes, business model innovation and integrated action planning to support the actual delivery of results. SmartImpact focuses on five thematic areas: organisational development within the city administration; financing and procurement of innovative and connected solutions; activating the local innovation-ecosystem for smart districts; supportive Regulations and incentives; data integration and e-government. SmartImpact will explore and develop innovation management tools for municipalities, required to finance, build, manage and operate a smart city. The network will develop approaches that support decision making, investments, management and maintenance help to achieve the cities smart goals. A key output will be integrated action plans, led by Urbact Local Groups assisted by a Lead Expert with significant experience across Europe. The network will feed into the Commission’s policy development process to ensure benefit for other cities and businesses. The network includes partners from H2020 Lighthouse projects.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296933","Smart traceability and labeling toolbox for a sustainable seafood production","Smart traceability and labeling toolbox for a sustainable seafood production","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Spain",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2020","75","3526908.44","EUR","2645181.33","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380708","57.149717,-2.094278|53.4875235,-2.2901264|43.2955357,-2.8849016|47.872834,-3.920734|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.2405989,-8.7207268|42.5986025,-8.7371039|38.5254047,-8.8941|38.7222524,-9.1393366|54.3232927,10.1227651",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Biscay|Pontevedra Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Finistère|Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire|Greater Manchester South West|Kiel","IE053|ES213|ES114|PT170|FRH02|UKM50|UKD34|DEF02","2014-2020","Seafood fraud has been recognised by European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) in 2015 as an emergent risk. Illegal fisheries, fraud and mislabeling are the main issues representing a serious risk to the existence of this important economic activity for the Atlantic Area Regions. The main actors, producers, industry, markets and consumers should be aware of the threat and the available tools which will empower them to adopt a responsible attitude towards the production, marketing and buying of seafood. The general objective of SEA-TRACES is to demonstrate to stakeholders and consumers that Labeling and Traceability are essential to protect and valorize Atlantic Area’s fisheries and aquaculture. SEA-TRACES will demonstrate, through case studies in different regions, how innovative implementation of traceability and labeling instruments will facilitate and increase the marketing and revenues, thus acting as a driving force to inspire other companies to adopt similar strategies. Consumers and industry are meant to find agreements about how product information has to be delivered and obtained in order to maximize the information flow, SEA-TRACES will foster these encounters and workshops. Administration, Control and Research Labs are the main actors involved in label analysis and control, involvement of these actors in newly virtual platform will allow SEA-TRACES test the feasibility of transferring results.","Seafood fraud has been recognised by European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) in 2015 as an emergent risk. Illegal fisheries, fraud and mislabeling are the main issues representing a serious risk to the existence of this important economic activity for the Atlantic Area Regions. The main actors, producers, industry, markets and consumers should be aware of the threat and the available tools which will empower them to adopt a responsible attitude towards the production, marketing and buying of seafood. The general objective of SEA-TRACES is to demonstrate to stakeholders and consumers that Labeling and Traceability are essential to protect and valorize Atlantic Area’s fisheries and aquaculture. SEA-TRACES will demonstrate, through case studies in different regions, how innovative implementation of traceability and labeling instruments will facilitate and increase the marketing and revenues, thus acting as a driving force to inspire other companies to adopt similar strategies. Consumers and industry are meant to find agreements about how product information has to be delivered and obtained in order to maximize the information flow, SEA-TRACES will foster these encounters and workshops. Administration, Control and Research Labs are the main actors involved in label analysis and control, involvement of these actors in newly virtual platform will allow SEA-TRACES test the feasibility of transferring results.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295199","Quadruple helix to stimulate innovation in Atlantic cultural and creative SMEs","Quadruple helix to stimulate innovation in Atlantic cultural and creative SMEs","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"30/05/2017","30/11/2019","75","1749825","EUR","1312368.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4377906","48.0785146,-0.7669906|47.997542,-4.097899|55.864237,-4.251806|43.5579523,-5.9246653|37.3890924,-5.9844589|52.6638367,-8.6267343|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Mid-West Region|Seville Province|Province of Asturias|Lisbon metropolitan area|Mayenne|Finistère|Glasgow City","IE051|ES618|ES120|PT170|FRG03|FRH02|UKM82","2014-2020","Through a multilateral approach that includes not only the public, private and research actors, but above all the perspective of Generation Z consumers (Quadruple Helix–4H), the 4H-CREAT project aims to develop innovative products and services orientated to the new trends in the market demand (i.e. transmedia) by taking into account the opportunities arising from the digital technology and economy. This will help to identify new niches of audiences and make better use of digital platforms and New Information and Communication Technologies to initiate and encourage interactivity. The main objective of this project is to improve cooperation between public, private and research actors to foster innovation, capacity building to upgrade innovation skills and knowledge, in this case, in the key subsector of the Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs), and in particular its SMEs. The 4H model puts innovation users at its heart and encourages the development of innovations that are pertinent for users (civil society). Users/citizens will drive the innovation processes. Within the framework, 4H-CREAT aims to develop transnational knowledge transfer models, enhancing the transfer of Research and Technological Development results from research institutions to the CCI SMEs, and develop innovative products through cooperation approaches (end-user-involvement & co-design). In parallel, the project will contribute to the implementation of measures designed to nurture the spill-over effects of CCI’s on the wider economy and society.","Through a multilateral approach that includes not only the public, private and research actors, but above all the perspective of Generation Z consumers (Quadruple Helix–4H), the 4H-CREAT project aims to develop innovative products and services orientated to the new trends in the market demand (i.e. transmedia) by taking into account the opportunities arising from the digital technology and economy. This will help to identify new niches of audiences and make better use of digital platforms and New Information and Communication Technologies to initiate and encourage interactivity. The main objective of this project is to improve cooperation between public, private and research actors to foster innovation, capacity building to upgrade innovation skills and knowledge, in this case, in the key subsector of the Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs), and in particular its SMEs. The 4H model puts innovation users at its heart and encourages the development of innovations that are pertinent for users (civil society). Users/citizens will drive the innovation processes. Within the framework, 4H-CREAT aims to develop transnational knowledge transfer models, enhancing the transfer of Research and Technological Development results from research institutions to the CCI SMEs, and develop innovative products through cooperation approaches (end-user-involvement & co-design). In parallel, the project will contribute to the implementation of measures designed to nurture the spill-over effects of CCI’s on the wider economy and society.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301837","Green public procurement for resource-efficient regional growth","Green public procurement for resource-efficient regional growth","Poland|Italy|Greece|Ireland|Latvia|Bulgaria|Malta|Spain|Belgium",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","83.86","1704769","EUR","1429635.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4383833","37.361151,-5.9816961|52.3412508,-6.4812633|35.9137936,14.447699|51.7600647,19.4608723|38.28923,21.785369|56.6516545,23.724567|42.4267389,25.6318976|51.1986268,4.4107103|45.4867405,9.196255",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Metropolitan City of Milan|South-East Region, Ireland|Seville Province|Arrondissement of Antwerp|Αχαΐα|Malta|Zemgale|Miasto Łódź|Stara Zagora Province","ITC4C|IE052|ES618|BE211|EL632|MT001|LV009|PL711|BG344","2014-2020","GREEN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT TO ACHIEVE GREEN GROWTH: Since April 2016, the new EU public procurement system generates new opportunities for public administrations to incentivise eco-innovation and resource efficiency via green public procurement (GPP), i.e. by applying new environmental criteria in tenders. GPP4Growth regions are called to play an important role, using their purchasing power to choose green goods & services, and promote sustainable consumption & production patterns. PROJECT OBJECTIVE: GPP4Growth brings together 9 partners from 9 countries, involving the managing authorities & regional bodies influencing regional & national policy instruments, to exchange experiences & practices, and improve their capacity on implementing resource efficiency policies that promote eco-innovation and green growth through GPP. EXPECTED CHANGES: Over 7% increase in the number of businesses in partners’ regions, integrating environmental factors and costs when producing goods and/or providing supplies, services and works. Increased capacity of 200 staff of public administrations to effectively implement resource efficiency policies, applying GPP. 10+Meuros of investments unlocked to promote new green products and services development. Increased knowledge awareness of over 1000 stakeholders on the influence of GPP on the adoption of sustainable consumption and production patterns by businesses. MAIN OUTPUTS & BENEFITS: 3 interregional workshops, 2 existing experience visits & 1 regions summit to promote experiences exchanges of partners and stakeholders. 9 action plans to improve the addressed policy instruments, benefiting managing authorities and beneficiaries. 14 policy briefs to transfer GPP4Growth lessons learnt to public authorities beyond the partnership. A digital lifecycle costing (LCC) method and resources for all EU public administrations to allow harmonised application of LCC. 5 thematic studies & analyses on practices that improve effectiveness of GPP.","GREEN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT TO ACHIEVE GREEN GROWTH: Since April 2016, the new EU public procurement system generates new opportunities for public administrations to incentivise eco-innovation and resource efficiency via green public procurement (GPP), i.e. by applying new environmental criteria in tenders. GPP4Growth regions are called to play an important role, using their purchasing power to choose green goods & services, and promote sustainable consumption & production patterns. PROJECT OBJECTIVE: GPP4Growth brings together 9 partners from 9 countries, involving the managing authorities & regional bodies influencing regional & national policy instruments, to exchange experiences & practices, and improve their capacity on implementing resource efficiency policies that promote eco-innovation and green growth through GPP. EXPECTED CHANGES: Over 7% increase in the number of businesses in partners’ regions, integrating environmental factors and costs when producing goods and/or providing supplies, services and works. Increased capacity of 200 staff of public administrations to effectively implement resource efficiency policies, applying GPP. 10+Meuros of investments unlocked to promote new green products and services development. Increased knowledge awareness of over 1000 stakeholders on the influence of GPP on the adoption of sustainable consumption and production patterns by businesses. MAIN OUTPUTS & BENEFITS: 3 interregional workshops, 2 existing experience visits & 1 regions summit to promote experiences exchanges of partners and stakeholders. 9 action plans to improve the addressed policy instruments, benefiting managing authorities and beneficiaries. 14 policy briefs to transfer GPP4Growth lessons learnt to public authorities beyond the partnership. A digital lifecycle costing (LCC) method and resources for all EU public administrations to allow harmonised application of LCC. 5 thematic studies & analyses on practices that improve effectiveness of GPP.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299219","Wider business Opportunities for raw materials from Wastewater","Wider business Opportunities for raw materials from Wastewater","Finland|Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"07/03/2018","31/12/2023","60","7578642.26","EUR","4547185.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356392","49.1426107,-0.3425058|52.4049263,-1.506316|53.3438275,-6.2552135|61.0056478,25.6651198|51.5719149,4.768323|52.5167171,4.9765171|51.2137712,5.0990862|50.9502136,5.464488|50.8736176,5.706649|52.2381466,5.9786034|49.622899,6.112296|51.26596,7.20295|51.6167588,7.4634352|49.4236588,7.7546684",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Päijänne Tavastia|Dublin Region|Coventry|Kaiserslautern|Unna|Wuppertal|Arrondissement of Turnhout|Groot-Amsterdam|West-Noord-Brabant|Zuid-Limburg|Veluwe|Calvados|Luxembourg","FI1C3|IE061|UKG33|DEB32|DEA5C|DEA1A|BE213|NL329|NL411|NL423|NL221|FRD11|LU000","2014-2020","CHALLENGE: Wastewater (WW) contains valuable substances that could be used as raw materials for biobased products. However, in NWE this potential has is hardly exploited yet. This results in loss of valuable materials and increased CO2-emmissions and use of natural resources. CHANGE: There are market opportunities for raw materials from WW, but for this, supply (wastewater treatment plants(WWTPs)) and demand (from industry) need alignment. This calls for a transition: at WWTPs a shift is needed from treating WW to producing valuable materials. Market parties need to regard WW as a valuable source instead of ‘dirty unsafe water’ and policies should better fit this new circular practice. To capitalise on these opportunities and work towards a circular approach on WW, WOW! will: 1) Show the ECONOMIC POTENTIAL: by identifying the most promising value chains from WW; 2) Demonstrate the TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY: in 3 pilots recovery & upcycling techniques for cellulose, lipids and PHA will be optimised, while tailoring the product specifications to market needs; 3) Lower POLICY BARRIERS: policy barriers for market uptake of recovered materials will be identified and action plans developed. OUTPUTS: - Identification of 5 high potential value chains for raw materials from WW. - A Decision Support Tool that guides WWTPs in their transition towards a circular approach on WW. - 3 WOW! pilots optimising and implementing innovative recovery and upcycling techniques. - 5 bioproducts made out of WW, tailored to the specifications of market parties. - 6 national policy action plans and 1 EU policy roadmap. LONG TERM EFFECTS: The pilots result in approx. 1000 tons of marketable products (300 tons of acetic acid, a 300 t of active char, 400 t of bio-oil, 1 t PHA-bioplastic and a demoproduct for biofuel), plus organising brokerage events and signing 10 Memoranda of understanding with interested companies","CHALLENGE: Wastewater (WW) contains valuable substances that could be used as raw materials for biobased products. However, in NWE this potential has is hardly exploited yet. This results in loss of valuable materials and increased CO2-emmissions and use of natural resources. CHANGE: There are market opportunities for raw materials from WW, but for this, supply (wastewater treatment plants(WWTPs)) and demand (from industry) need alignment. This calls for a transition: at WWTPs a shift is needed from treating WW to producing valuable materials. Market parties need to regard WW as a valuable source instead of ‘dirty unsafe water’ and policies should better fit this new circular practice. To capitalise on these opportunities and work towards a circular approach on WW, WOW! will: 1) Show the ECONOMIC POTENTIAL: by identifying the most promising value chains from WW; 2) Demonstrate the TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY: in 3 pilots recovery & upcycling techniques for cellulose, lipids and PHA will be optimised, while tailoring the product specifications to market needs; 3) Lower POLICY BARRIERS: policy barriers for market uptake of recovered materials will be identified and action plans developed. OUTPUTS: - Identification of 5 high potential value chains for raw materials from WW. - A Decision Support Tool that guides WWTPs in their transition towards a circular approach on WW. - 3 WOW! pilots optimising and implementing innovative recovery and upcycling techniques. - 5 bioproducts made out of WW, tailored to the specifications of market parties. - 6 national policy action plans and 1 EU policy roadmap. LONG TERM EFFECTS: The pilots result in approx. 1000 tons of marketable products (300 tons of acetic acid, a 300 t of active char, 400 t of bio-oil, 1 t PHA-bioplastic and a demoproduct for biofuel), plus organising brokerage events and signing 10 Memoranda of understanding with interested companies","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234144","IBYE T&D, M&P 2015","IBYE T&D, M&P 2015","Ireland",null,"31/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","24399.63","EUR","12199.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532073","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13606: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","13606: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233980","Vhost Ltd  Feasibility Study Grant","Vhost Ltd  Feasibility Study Grant","Ireland",null,"05/02/2015","31/12/2015","50","15553","EUR","7776.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531882","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13509: Feasibility Study to develop an integrated system for small retailers to use technology to automatically link their point of sale transactions to their data files.","13509: Feasibility Study to develop an integrated system for small retailers to use technology to automatically link their point of sale transactions to their data files.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233882","Endovascular vessel anchoring (Vanchor) device for the treatment of coronary occluded vessels","Endovascular vessel anchoring (Vanchor) device for the treatment of coronary occluded vessels","Ireland",null,"21/01/2017","21/04/2017","50","9840","EUR","4920","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532101","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Endovascular vessel anchoring (Vanchor) device for the treatment of coronary occluded vessels","Endovascular vessel anchoring (Vanchor) device for the treatment of coronary occluded vessels","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233554","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/07/2014","30/06/2019","50","245927.15","EUR","122963.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14145: W ROLES IN MAINTAINING GENOME STABILITY N LOWNDES","14145: W ROLES IN MAINTAINING GENOME STABILITY N LOWNDES","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233267","The Scheme supports upgrading the energy efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","The Scheme supports upgrading the energy efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","9817570","EUR","4908785","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531649",null,"14","Energy efficiency renovation of existing housing stock, demonstration projects and supporting measures","TO04","Low-carbon economy","PO02","Greener, carbon-free Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The Scheme supports upgrading the energy efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","The Scheme supports upgrading the energy efficiency of privately owned homes experiencing fuel poverty.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295722","Everywhere International SMEs","Everywhere International SMEs","Denmark|Poland|Italy|Portugal|Ireland|United Kingdom|Croatia|Belgium",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2020","83.93","1447658","EUR","1214985.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357771","50.8567719,-1.1743375|51.063016,-1.3193266|54.9610114,-7.7119574|38.5470417,-7.9108994|44.5077307,11.3657966|46.1631183,16.8317756|54.4033454,18.5716129|50.838349,4.3994306|56.453556,9.4012429",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Province of Bologna|Border Region|Alentejo Central|Vestjylland|Koprivničko-križevačka županija|Trójmiejski|South Hampshire|Central Hampshire|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","ITH55|IE041|PT187|DK041|HR063|PL633|UKJ35|UKJ36|BE100","2014-2020","The Everywhere International SMEs (EIS) project was formed out of a recognised regional and European need to encourage more SMEs to internationalise as a central pillar of the post crisis recovery to cement sustainable growth in the EU. The EU’s Single Market of 500 million consumers and the growing opportunities offered by the global economy provide Europe’s SMEs with huge potential if they push their business goals internationally. An estimated 90% of global growth originates outside the EU. Developing and emerging markets are expected to account for 60% of world GDP by 2030. There is huge potential for EU-based SMEs. SMEs are much more likely to survive in the globally competitive business climate if they internationalise. International SMEs are also more innovative than their stay-at-home cousins and more resistant to local and national crises. EIS brings together 9 partners from 7 regions to work on a 4 year project. EIS partners will develop the EIS tool, a 6 step methodology to help the participating regions develop robust Action Plans for their stakeholder groups to interrogate as the project unfolds. All partner regions will implement this common EIS tool in phase 2 as part of each Action Plan and apply the EIS tool within their Operational Programmes – an innovative approach for improving Operational Programmes and governance structures for improved policy implementation among the EIS partners. EIS has a very strong focus on European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF) with a target impact of in total around €19.5 million of EIS partner regions’ ESIF programmes. EIS counts all 7 of its addressed policy instruments as being linked to Smart Specialisation Strategies. The repository of knowledge developed during the EIS project will be put at the disposal of all EU regions via the Interreg Europe programme and the relevant policy platform(s) by strong communication activities based on the EIS communication strategy.","The Everywhere International SMEs (EIS) project was formed out of a recognised regional and European need to encourage more SMEs to internationalise as a central pillar of the post crisis recovery to cement sustainable growth in the EU. The EU’s Single Market of 500 million consumers and the growing opportunities offered by the global economy provide Europe’s SMEs with huge potential if they push their business goals internationally. An estimated 90% of global growth originates outside the EU. Developing and emerging markets are expected to account for 60% of world GDP by 2030. There is huge potential for EU-based SMEs. SMEs are much more likely to survive in the globally competitive business climate if they internationalise. International SMEs are also more innovative than their stay-at-home cousins and more resistant to local and national crises. EIS brings together 9 partners from 7 regions to work on a 4 year project. EIS partners will develop the EIS tool, a 6 step methodology to help the participating regions develop robust Action Plans for their stakeholder groups to interrogate as the project unfolds. All partner regions will implement this common EIS tool in phase 2 as part of each Action Plan and apply the EIS tool within their Operational Programmes – an innovative approach for improving Operational Programmes and governance structures for improved policy implementation among the EIS partners. EIS has a very strong focus on European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF) with a target impact of in total around €19.5 million of EIS partner regions’ ESIF programmes. EIS counts all 7 of its addressed policy instruments as being linked to Smart Specialisation Strategies. The repository of knowledge developed during the EIS project will be put at the disposal of all EU regions via the Interreg Europe programme and the relevant policy platform(s) by strong communication activities based on the EIS communication strategy.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294673","High added-value industrial opportunities for microalgae in the Atlantic Area","High added-value industrial opportunities for microalgae in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/11/2017","31/10/2020","75","2456296.42","EUR","1842222.32","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372079","46.160329,-1.151139|53.4807593,-2.2426305|51.62144,-3.943646|53.3498053,-6.2603097|42.3357893,-7.863881|43.3623436,-8.4115401|41.5454486,-8.426507|41.1579438,-8.6291053|42.2405989,-8.7207268",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|City and County of Swansea|Ourense Province|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Cávado|Charente-Maritime|Manchester","IE061|UKL18|ES113|ES114|ES111|PT112|FRI32|UKD33","2014-2020","Microalgae comprise 30,000+ known photosynthetic microorganisms, however, few are used commercially. This natural resource offers a great number of industrial possibilities by exploiting their chemical composition with growth manipulations. At the same time, this complexity can overwhelm enterprises entering this sector due to the great number of variables affecting economic and environmental viability. The Enhancemicroalgae project will contribute to the competitiveness of microalgae-based industry in the Atlantic Area through the transfer of technological and economic expertise to the commercial sector. The consortium offers a wide range of skills and interests, with strong track records for science, production and exploitation of microalgae throughout the Atlantic Area. The main objectives are: (i) to undertake a comprehensive analysis of skills, skill gaps and opportunities in the microalgae sector (industrial/academic); (ii) develop case studies, supported by Decision Support Tools, to increase economic performance and competitiveness with transfer of know-how from academic and technological centers to SMEs; (iii) analyze critical factors of operation from an environmental point of view; (iv) incorporate nanotechnology/new technologies (emerging and/or transferred from other sectors) to microalgae sector; and (v) encourage the creation of spin offs and self-employment.","Microalgae comprise 30,000+ known photosynthetic microorganisms, however, few are used commercially. This natural resource offers a great number of industrial possibilities by exploiting their chemical composition with growth manipulations. At the same time, this complexity can overwhelm enterprises entering this sector due to the great number of variables affecting economic and environmental viability. The Enhancemicroalgae project will contribute to the competitiveness of microalgae-based industry in the Atlantic Area through the transfer of technological and economic expertise to the commercial sector. The consortium offers a wide range of skills and interests, with strong track records for science, production and exploitation of microalgae throughout the Atlantic Area. The main objectives are: (i) to undertake a comprehensive analysis of skills, skill gaps and opportunities in the microalgae sector (industrial/academic); (ii) develop case studies, supported by Decision Support Tools, to increase economic performance and competitiveness with transfer of know-how from academic and technological centers to SMEs; (iii) analyze critical factors of operation from an environmental point of view; (iv) incorporate nanotechnology/new technologies (emerging and/or transferred from other sectors) to microalgae sector; and (v) encourage the creation of spin offs and self-employment.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234170","LEO Sligo IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Sligo IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"09/03/2017","31/12/2017","50","21532.62","EUR","10766.31","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531743","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233327","Phage as diagnostics and/or therapeutics in IBD","Phage as diagnostics and/or therapeutics in IBD","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","31/10/2019","50","673180.69","EUR","336590.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Phage as diagnostics and/or therapeutics in IBD","Phage as diagnostics and/or therapeutics in IBD","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298438","Literary Tourism Immersive Technology Acceleration.","Literary Tourism Immersive Technology Acceleration.","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","65","60000","EUR","39000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369676","54.355492,-7.5962086|53.9020549,-8.5787592|64.2234536,27.7366122",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Kainuu|Fermanagh and Omagh","IE042|FI1D8|UKN0G","2014-2020","Post Covid, innovation capacity as a means to adapt, manage and respond to unforeseen circumstances is critical for micro enterprises and SME’s in the NPA region to survive,advance and grow. N-LiTe will jointly assess the potential for SME’s to uptake existing and advanced technologies to exploit their communities abundance of literary, cultural and natural resources and further develop and market these assets and grow sustainable LT business. Working together across transnational borders, initially in the context of literature and cultural tourism,N-LiTe, will explore the feasibility of a range of immersive tech tourism experiences. We seek to develop and grow regional immersive capabilities for use by the literary tourism sector to attract and engage citizens and visitors (e.g. Volumetric Content creation, VR/AR, Projected reality, Virtual Tours, or 360 Deg. experiences as in the Exhibition Hub Van Gogh immersive experience - (https://www.exhibitionhub.com/exhibitions/van-gogh-the-immersive-experience/ ). In adapting existing and emergent immersive digital technologies to the creative capital and stories of our partner regions it is intended to accelerate the sectors SMEs to growth. Note, uniquely literary tech content, artists have built a repository of digital content due to the enforced separation requirements of the pandemic. This digital content bank will be assessed and leveraged for use by the project team in the bridging call. (Spot-lit Literary Framework Models Developed/ 28 New LT Products Delivered to Market.) Immersive technologies (IT) create distinct experiences by merging the physical world with a digital or simulated reality. Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are two principal types of immersive technologies. Technologies to be assessed for implementation will develop sector aspects such as production, marketing, experiential. It will also assess digital approaches to transnational networking and marketing of the sector.","Post Covid, innovation capacity as a means to adapt, manage and respond to unforeseen circumstances is critical for micro enterprises and SME’s in the NPA region to survive,advance and grow. N-LiTe will jointly assess the potential for SME’s to uptake existing and advanced technologies to exploit their communities abundance of literary, cultural and natural resources and further develop and market these assets and grow sustainable LT business. Working together across transnational borders, initially in the context of literature and cultural tourism,N-LiTe, will explore the feasibility of a range of immersive tech tourism experiences. We seek to develop and grow regional immersive capabilities for use by the literary tourism sector to attract and engage citizens and visitors (e.g. Volumetric Content creation, VR/AR, Projected reality, Virtual Tours, or 360 Deg. experiences as in the Exhibition Hub Van Gogh immersive experience - (https://www.exhibitionhub.com/exhibitions/van-gogh-the-immersive-experience/ ). In adapting existing and emergent immersive digital technologies to the creative capital and stories of our partner regions it is intended to accelerate the sectors SMEs to growth. Note, uniquely literary tech content, artists have built a repository of digital content due to the enforced separation requirements of the pandemic. This digital content bank will be assessed and leveraged for use by the project team in the bridging call. (Spot-lit Literary Framework Models Developed/ 28 New LT Products Delivered to Market.) Immersive technologies (IT) create distinct experiences by merging the physical world with a digital or simulated reality. Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are two principal types of immersive technologies. Technologies to be assessed for implementation will develop sector aspects such as production, marketing, experiential. It will also assess digital approaches to transnational networking and marketing of the sector.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302729","Sligo County Council - BPR","Sligo County Council - BPR","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/03/2020","85","374304","EUR","318158.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4377210","54.27288,-8.4763837",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Activities: The plan incorporates a broad range of activities that within the confines of the budget available and the two year timeframe proposed incorporates the needs and proposals identified through the consultation process for the plan. The activities relating to Children and Young people are geared to build their capacity and understanding to as to the need for a fair and equal society regardless of background or affiliation. Teenagers are identified as the cohort most in need of support and engagement, therefore the plan has more emphasis towards this group. It employs a wide range of mechanisms to facilitate interaction, engagement and stimulate interest in the activities. The Building Positive Relations theme follows a similar line and is based on needs identified. It targets minority groups and those with low social capital with an interesting and varied programme of activities to increase their understanding of events of the past and how they have shaped the current. Again mechanisms are used as the platforms to engage and work with participants. The shared space proposal represents a development that will be truly open and inclusive, backed by a local authority management plan that will ensure its upkeep and dedication to its original purpose. Needs and Demand: Evidence of need for the interventions followed a consultative process with the widest range of statutory and community / sectoral interest stakeholders. Significant levels of need exist in terms of educating and informing the young about tolerance and acceptance in society in order to prepare them to live and work in a society of openness. Minority groups still have many barriers in society including participation, discrimination and many hidden and silent issues such as misconceptions and racism. The activities of the plan seek to address thes. Cross border and cross community cooperation: This is a corner stone of the plan and all activities will require cross community cooperation at local level. At cross border level the plan aims to go much further than before in harnessing and developing cross border relations by developing new linkages and partnerships in areas, and with groups that experienced the worst impacts of the conflict. This will aid learning and understanding, creating reconciliation and lasting relationships. Strategic policy: The plan aligns with all strategic policy instruments at local, regional and national level. Its activities contribute to their aims and objectives without duplicating support programmes and initiatives already in existence or planned. Risk: Potential risk have been carefully analysed and risk mitigation measures proposed. The main risks include ensuring activities can be delivered in accordance with the time scale and achievement of the projects targets. Sustainable development & Equality: These principles are enshrined into the plan and will be a requirement to be followed in all project activities. The promoters are very conscious that this may be the last opportunity to work with Peace funding and therefore have built measures into each activity to dvelop longer terms sustainability measures and ongonig outputs. Communications: A robust and all-embracing communications plan is proposed it will utilise digital, print and other media to promote and publicise all project activities. The commencement, midpoint and end of all activities will be publicised as well as other significant events like the final evaluation report, successful cross border exchanges, project launches etc. A targeted strategy is set out to reach the range of stakeholders from the general public to EU policy makers. Evaluation: Evaluation and monitoring tools will record baseline data at the outset of each project, allow for the recording of personal journeys of each participant, and be sufficient to be able to measure change in quantative and qualitative terms by the end of each project. An independent evaluation report will be commissioned to query and verify all project results and learning’s. Management arrangements: Sligo County Council have robust and strong management arrangements in place via the statutorily appointed Local Community Development Committee and a Peace subcommittee backed by a strong professional management team. Specific provision have been made for the management arrangements to comply with the requirements of the Peace programme.","Activities: The plan incorporates a broad range of activities that within the confines of the budget available and the two year timeframe proposed incorporates the needs and proposals identified through the consultation process for the plan. The activities relating to Children and Young people are geared to build their capacity and understanding to as to the need for a fair and equal society regardless of background or affiliation. Teenagers are identified as the cohort most in need of support and engagement, therefore the plan has more emphasis towards this group. It employs a wide range of mechanisms to facilitate interaction, engagement and stimulate interest in the activities. The Building Positive Relations theme follows a similar line and is based on needs identified. It targets minority groups and those with low social capital with an interesting and varied programme of activities to increase their understanding of events of the past and how they have shaped the current. Again mechanisms are used as the platforms to engage and work with participants. The shared space proposal represents a development that will be truly open and inclusive, backed by a local authority management plan that will ensure its upkeep and dedication to its original purpose. Needs and Demand: Evidence of need for the interventions followed a consultative process with the widest range of statutory and community / sectoral interest stakeholders. Significant levels of need exist in terms of educating and informing the young about tolerance and acceptance in society in order to prepare them to live and work in a society of openness. Minority groups still have many barriers in society including participation, discrimination and many hidden and silent issues such as misconceptions and racism. The activities of the plan seek to address thes. Cross border and cross community cooperation: This is a corner stone of the plan and all activities will require cross community cooperation at local level. At cross border level the plan aims to go much further than before in harnessing and developing cross border relations by developing new linkages and partnerships in areas, and with groups that experienced the worst impacts of the conflict. This will aid learning and understanding, creating reconciliation and lasting relationships. Strategic policy: The plan aligns with all strategic policy instruments at local, regional and national level. Its activities contribute to their aims and objectives without duplicating support programmes and initiatives already in existence or planned. Risk: Potential risk have been carefully analysed and risk mitigation measures proposed. The main risks include ensuring activities can be delivered in accordance with the time scale and achievement of the projects targets. Sustainable development & Equality: These principles are enshrined into the plan and will be a requirement to be followed in all project activities. The promoters are very conscious that this may be the last opportunity to work with Peace funding and therefore have built measures into each activity to dvelop longer terms sustainability measures and ongonig outputs. Communications: A robust and all-embracing communications plan is proposed it will utilise digital, print and other media to promote and publicise all project activities. The commencement, midpoint and end of all activities will be publicised as well as other significant events like the final evaluation report, successful cross border exchanges, project launches etc. A targeted strategy is set out to reach the range of stakeholders from the general public to EU policy makers. Evaluation: Evaluation and monitoring tools will record baseline data at the outset of each project, allow for the recording of personal journeys of each participant, and be sufficient to be able to measure change in quantative and qualitative terms by the end of each project. An independent evaluation report will be commissioned to query and verify all project results and learning’s. Management arrangements: Sligo County Council have robust and strong management arrangements in place via the statutorily appointed Local Community Development Committee and a Peace subcommittee backed by a strong professional management team. Specific provision have been made for the management arrangements to comply with the requirements of the Peace programme.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294311","EUropean REgions of GAstronomy building resilience and creating economic growth","EUropean REgions of GAstronomy building resilience and creating economic growth","Finland|Greece|Netherlands|Ireland|Romania|Hungary|Spain",null,"01/06/2018","31/05/2022","84.08","1715827","EUR","1442709.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381324","53.9016968,-8.5792106|41.3876734,2.1668985|41.6319583,2.5997279|47.5267293,21.6265243|45.7972114,24.1540777|62.8906466,27.679933|36.3359063,28.1721846|51.6866707,5.3026778|51.6781434,5.3299759",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Northern Savonia|West Region, Ireland|Barcelona Province|Κάλυμνος, Κάρπαθος – Ηρωική Νήσος Κάσος, Κως, Ρόδος|Noordoost-Noord-Brabant|Hajdú-Bihar|Sibiu","FI1D2|IE042|ES511|EL421|NL413|HU321|RO126","2014-2020","Gastronomy, local and regional food heritage is a common European cultural heritage, and as such also a major economic asset. Regional agro-food value chains and the cooperation they generate between various sectors including agriculture, tourism, hospitality, education etc. can have a serious positive impact on local development. One way of materializing such cooperation is the growing trend of food related tourism – nowadays almost half of travellers wish to have culinary experiences during their travels. Yet European regions of gastronomy are facing serious difficulties like losing their gastronomic uniqueness due to globalization threatening with standardized, mass produced food or underestimation of gastronomy as cultural heritage that needs to be protected. The 9 partners of the EUREGA project have realized that the specificity of the regional gastronomy and food sector requires appropriate public support to be translated into local and regional public policies. Such (agro)food-policies or food and gastronomy related development plans are either ineffective or non-existent. EUREGA’s main objective is to have food, food habits and gastronomy included and recognised in EU, regional and national strategies and policies both as a cultural asset and strong element in regional cultural identity and as a necessary tool to boost sustainable products and services. This should lead to creating stronger and more resilient regions by protecting and stimulating gastronomy as part of their cultural heritage and also by identifying new opportunities for economic development. As a result of international partners working together for four years the seven Action Plans, each region is to produce as main outcome will introduce significant improvement to the targeted policy instruments (Operational Programmes or Regional Development Strategies) leading to economic revival of the food and gastronomy sector as cultural heritage in the regions involved.","Gastronomy, local and regional food heritage is a common European cultural heritage, and as such also a major economic asset. Regional agro-food value chains and the cooperation they generate between various sectors including agriculture, tourism, hospitality, education etc. can have a serious positive impact on local development. One way of materializing such cooperation is the growing trend of food related tourism – nowadays almost half of travellers wish to have culinary experiences during their travels. Yet European regions of gastronomy are facing serious difficulties like losing their gastronomic uniqueness due to globalization threatening with standardized, mass produced food or underestimation of gastronomy as cultural heritage that needs to be protected. The 9 partners of the EUREGA project have realized that the specificity of the regional gastronomy and food sector requires appropriate public support to be translated into local and regional public policies. Such (agro)food-policies or food and gastronomy related development plans are either ineffective or non-existent. EUREGA’s main objective is to have food, food habits and gastronomy included and recognised in EU, regional and national strategies and policies both as a cultural asset and strong element in regional cultural identity and as a necessary tool to boost sustainable products and services. This should lead to creating stronger and more resilient regions by protecting and stimulating gastronomy as part of their cultural heritage and also by identifying new opportunities for economic development. As a result of international partners working together for four years the seven Action Plans, each region is to produce as main outcome will introduce significant improvement to the targeted policy instruments (Operational Programmes or Regional Development Strategies) leading to economic revival of the food and gastronomy sector as cultural heritage in the regions involved.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233975","IBYE T & D, M & P 2015","IBYE T & D, M & P 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","13703.36","EUR","6851.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531876","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13584: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","13584: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232188","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/12/2015","50","15114.52","EUR","7557.26","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531397","52.69053605,-6.8250188975847","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233634","Advanced Anatomical Training Phantoms for Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine","Advanced Anatomical Training Phantoms for Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine","Ireland",null,"25/08/2014","24/01/2015","50","9298.8","EUR","4649.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532101","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Advanced Anatomical Training Phantoms for Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine","Advanced Anatomical Training Phantoms for Ultrasound Guided Regional Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234138","Laser based fabrication of antenna systems for Wearable Wallet objects REI1371","Laser based fabrication of antenna systems for Wearable Wallet objects REI1371","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","31/12/2017","50","37909.48","EUR","18954.74","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.28110905,-9.0617838971037",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Laser based fabrication of antenna systems for Wearable Wallet objects","Laser based fabrication of antenna systems for Wearable Wallet objects","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300123","Floating Cultures in River Deltas","Floating Cultures in River Deltas","Italy|Netherlands|Ireland|France|Romania|Spain",null,"01/06/2018","31/05/2023","85","1807904","EUR","1536718.4","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4364234","39.472135,-0.3709808|51.8334125,-8.3032403|51.8925996,-8.5084259|44.5221076,11.3388697|44.699504,12.17348|45.165218,28.793196|43.6242125,4.5286327|53.2012334,5.7999133|52.2387387,6.8505927",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Province of Bologna|Province of Ferrara|South-West Region, Ireland|Valencia Province|Bouches-du-Rhône|Noord-Friesland|Twente|Tulcea","ITH55|ITH56|IE053|ES523|FRL04|NL124|NL213|RO225","2014-2020","The delta regions in Europe are rich in biodiversity but poor financially. Nowadays, they are located on a periphery of economic activities and are low economic performers in Europe. Large rivers in Europe have nature reserves in river deltas. These reserves accommodate wonderful biodiversity but rarely wealth. The capabilities which were needed for agriculture, transport and manufacturing lost their value in course of changes to the presently dominant knowledge-based economies. The project aims at definition and improvement of policy instruments that enable to foster the capabilities in using deltas' ecosystem services for regional economic development. The proposal is focused on the exchange of know-how about actions in the past, good practicies, capabilities and initiatives, as well as on the regional policymaking aiming at use of ecosystem services for the regional economic development. Hence, the project should deliver tangible project proposals for the regional implementation of actions that foster the potential of partners to use ecosystem services and strengthen economic development based on the use of local cultural and natural qualities. The project addressed 6 delta regions: Rijn delta (Netherlands), Danube delta (Romania), Camargue delta (France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur), Ebro delta- Albufera area (Spain), Po delta Park (Italy) and River Blackwater delta (Ireland). The project will result in the improved implementation of the regional policy instruments leading to the improved use of deltas' ecosystem services for regional economic development. This will be done through policy improvement, improvement of governance, learning sessions, development of action plans, identification of good practices and sharing and active work in chosen deltas with involvement of regional stakeholder groups. The project will collect and disseminate the knowledge gained in good practice directory guide for delta regions.","The delta regions in Europe are rich in biodiversity but poor financially. Nowadays, they are located on a periphery of economic activities and are low economic performers in Europe. Large rivers in Europe have nature reserves in river deltas. These reserves accommodate wonderful biodiversity but rarely wealth. The capabilities which were needed for agriculture, transport and manufacturing lost their value in course of changes to the presently dominant knowledge-based economies. The project aims at definition and improvement of policy instruments that enable to foster the capabilities in using deltas' ecosystem services for regional economic development. The proposal is focused on the exchange of know-how about actions in the past, good practicies, capabilities and initiatives, as well as on the regional policymaking aiming at use of ecosystem services for the regional economic development. Hence, the project should deliver tangible project proposals for the regional implementation of actions that foster the potential of partners to use ecosystem services and strengthen economic development based on the use of local cultural and natural qualities. The project addressed 6 delta regions: Rijn delta (Netherlands), Danube delta (Romania), Camargue delta (France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur), Ebro delta- Albufera area (Spain), Po delta Park (Italy) and River Blackwater delta (Ireland). The project will result in the improved implementation of the regional policy instruments leading to the improved use of deltas' ecosystem services for regional economic development. This will be done through policy improvement, improvement of governance, learning sessions, development of action plans, identification of good practices and sharing and active work in chosen deltas with involvement of regional stakeholder groups. The project will collect and disseminate the knowledge gained in good practice directory guide for delta regions.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233274","Expenditure to promotes micro enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promotes micro enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","272881.13","EUR","136440.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531660",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promotes micro enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promotes micro enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232271","IBYE 2016 Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown LEO","IBYE 2016 Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown LEO","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","7926.32","EUR","3963.16","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531480","53.294308823694,-6.1347383965837","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","IBYE 2016 Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown LEO","IBYE 2016 Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown LEO","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300525","Heritage in Virtual Environments","Heritage in Virtual Environments","Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","48.75","121500","EUR","59231.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367863","65.2668743,-14.3948469|56.3412217,-2.793163|55.0058644,-7.3248042|53.8539093,-9.2992444",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Derry City and Strabane|Clackmannanshire and Fife","IE042|IS002|UKN0A|UKM72","2014-2020","Cultural and natural heritage plays a key role in social cohesion and inclusion. It contributes to a sense of belonging, helps build shared identities and promotes cultural awareness and historical reflection. The last year has been a tumultuous one for the heritage sector. The COVID 19 pandemic has had a huge impact resulting in many temporary closures and threatening the survival of heritage organisations. At the same time there was a huge response with organisations connecting to audiences in the digital domain. We saw many organisations stepping up their digital profile through creating virtual tours, digital galleries, live events and social media posts. This response to impact took place in the context of virtual reality, augmented reality and other digital innovations starting to move into the heritage mainstream. In HIVE we will collate and analyse primary research into the heritage response to COVID 19, e.g. there have been questionaires by ICOM and NEMO and many national questionaires. In doing so we will identify and understand what worked well, which will enable us to learn from the response and establish a new best practice which addresses resilience and sustainability. Advances in cutting edge technologies make new modes of interaction with heritage possible. Through augmented reality, virtual reality, reconstructions and digital restoration, engaging immersive experiences can be accessed, in the museum, in the locality and at home. In HIVE we will evaluate existing tools for the development of AR, VR and cross reality heritage tools and applications. This will enable us to establish road maps for fostering the use of existing, and developing new tools. The HIVE project will build upon digitisation efforts, virtual museums and digital infrastructure developed as part of previous NPA projects. The goal is to form a future project with consortium from all over the NPA-area to reap the benefits of digitisation (1.2).","Cultural and natural heritage plays a key role in social cohesion and inclusion. It contributes to a sense of belonging, helps build shared identities and promotes cultural awareness and historical reflection. The last year has been a tumultuous one for the heritage sector. The COVID 19 pandemic has had a huge impact resulting in many temporary closures and threatening the survival of heritage organisations. At the same time there was a huge response with organisations connecting to audiences in the digital domain. We saw many organisations stepping up their digital profile through creating virtual tours, digital galleries, live events and social media posts. This response to impact took place in the context of virtual reality, augmented reality and other digital innovations starting to move into the heritage mainstream. In HIVE we will collate and analyse primary research into the heritage response to COVID 19, e.g. there have been questionaires by ICOM and NEMO and many national questionaires. In doing so we will identify and understand what worked well, which will enable us to learn from the response and establish a new best practice which addresses resilience and sustainability. Advances in cutting edge technologies make new modes of interaction with heritage possible. Through augmented reality, virtual reality, reconstructions and digital restoration, engaging immersive experiences can be accessed, in the museum, in the locality and at home. In HIVE we will evaluate existing tools for the development of AR, VR and cross reality heritage tools and applications. This will enable us to establish road maps for fostering the use of existing, and developing new tools. The HIVE project will build upon digitisation efforts, virtual museums and digital infrastructure developed as part of previous NPA projects. The goal is to form a future project with consortium from all over the NPA-area to reap the benefits of digitisation (1.2).","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233462","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","134700.15","EUR","67350.08","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532081","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13548: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","13548: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233278","The Development of a Transcatheter Tricuspid Valve Repair System","The Development of a Transcatheter Tricuspid Valve Repair System","Ireland",null,"01/10/2016","01/08/2018","50","25620.77","EUR","12810.38","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The Development of a Transcatheter Tricuspid Valve Repair System","The Development of a Transcatheter Tricuspid Valve Repair System","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234083","CMS DISTRIBUTION LTD 158184","CMS DISTRIBUTION LTD 158184","Ireland",null,"14/01/2015",null,"50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532041","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13843: Recruitment of an Operations Manager","13843: Recruitment of an Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298275","Digital transformation of managing wild products","Digital transformation of managing wild products","Finland|Ireland|Norway",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","51.13","74990.35","EUR","38343.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363420","53.2876823,-8.7794986|69.6537343,18.9140422|60.2289868,25.0182797|66.4810265,25.7228833",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Uusimaa|Lapland|West Region, Ireland|Troms og Finnmark","FI1B1|FI1D7|IE042|NO074","2014-2020","Wild- or non-cultivated or non-fished products of forests and seas (wild berries, mushrooms, herbs, seaweed, mussels, down feathers, wild bird eggs, etc.) are materials of big commercial potential and high regional cultural value. Despite their importance, management of, for example, harvesting and further value chains is rather rudimentary. The lack of this governace complicates the development of livelihoods relying on wild products. Governance of wild products can be based on 1) Rule of law or 2) Common governance in which the stakeholders create rules and practices for utilization of wild products. Currently, common governance (bottom-up concept) is the only possible option as national legislations take very little stand on, for example, wild berries utilized by everyman´s rights. On the other hand, due to challenges of NPA region like low population density and low accessability, practical problems of common governance are obvious. However, this obstacle can be tackled by digitalization. Digital information and communication technologies – especially mobile ones - offer excellent tools for networking also in sparsely populated areas. In addition, mobile positioning properties of mobile devices offer another tool to manage geographical information about wild product harvests, provenance and quality attributes connected to origin of wild products. Although the first steps of digitalization of wild product governance have already been taken, there is a lot to be done to achieve a digital environment which truly supports wild product governance. However, such a step must be taken to realize the underutilized financial and cultural potential of wild products. Preparatory project (NPA/Bridging call dl. 8.10.2021) includes stakeholder mapping and creation of the consortium, feasibility study of the topics chosen and preparation of the main project application with participating areas and organisations. It is targeting S.O. 1. 2.","Wild- or non-cultivated or non-fished products of forests and seas (wild berries, mushrooms, herbs, seaweed, mussels, down feathers, wild bird eggs, etc.) are materials of big commercial potential and high regional cultural value. Despite their importance, management of, for example, harvesting and further value chains is rather rudimentary. The lack of this governace complicates the development of livelihoods relying on wild products. Governance of wild products can be based on 1) Rule of law or 2) Common governance in which the stakeholders create rules and practices for utilization of wild products. Currently, common governance (bottom-up concept) is the only possible option as national legislations take very little stand on, for example, wild berries utilized by everyman´s rights. On the other hand, due to challenges of NPA region like low population density and low accessability, practical problems of common governance are obvious. However, this obstacle can be tackled by digitalization. Digital information and communication technologies – especially mobile ones - offer excellent tools for networking also in sparsely populated areas. In addition, mobile positioning properties of mobile devices offer another tool to manage geographical information about wild product harvests, provenance and quality attributes connected to origin of wild products. Although the first steps of digitalization of wild product governance have already been taken, there is a lot to be done to achieve a digital environment which truly supports wild product governance. However, such a step must be taken to realize the underutilized financial and cultural potential of wild products. Preparatory project (NPA/Bridging call dl. 8.10.2021) includes stakeholder mapping and creation of the consortium, feasibility study of the topics chosen and preparation of the main project application with participating areas and organisations. It is targeting S.O. 1. 2.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232282","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","225364.76","EUR","112682.38","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531497","53.45893418018,-6.2190529077008","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235269","QUALITY IRISH FOOD LTD 159852","QUALITY IRISH FOOD LTD 159852","Ireland",null,"31/07/2015","17/11/2017","50","45835.99","EUR","22918","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531717",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Develop a range of gluten free products","Develop a range of gluten free products","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234024","Measure 2 Expenditure -2015","Measure 2 Expenditure -2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","145647.2","EUR","72823.6","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13734: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, mentoring and Consultancy, training, management Development Programme","13734: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, mentoring and Consultancy, training, management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233530","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2018","50","172567.23","EUR","86283.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14146: Harnessing epigenetic and genome dosage effects on hybrid vigour for sustainable crop and food production","14146: Harnessing epigenetic and genome dosage effects on hybrid vigour for sustainable crop and food production","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298533","Natural fungicides against air & soil borne pathogens in the Atlantic Area","Natural fungicides against air & soil borne pathogens in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"21/12/2017","30/06/2020","75","2994000","EUR","2245500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4373136","44.712698,-0.543056|28.1235459,-15.4362574|51.62144,-3.943646|48.685113,-3.986533|52.415303,-4.08292|53.22739,-4.129263|37.3890924,-5.9844589|41.3010351,-7.7422354|40.2033145,-8.4102573|38.7222524,-9.1393366|38.7022013,-9.2302161|52.2713096,-9.6999325",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Gran Canaria|South-West Region, Ireland|City and County of Swansea|North Wales|Seville Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Douro Subregion|Coimbra Region|Gironde|Finistère|South West Wales","ES705|IE053|UKL18|UKL11|ES618|PT170|PT11D|PT16E|FRI12|FRH02|UKL14","2014-2020","The Atlantic Area is characterised by high rainfall and high humidity, conditions which increase crop fungal infection and leaching of inputs from soil (EEA, 2009). Crop growers counter these problems by applying high levels of synthetic fungicides and fertilizers. However, heavy rainfall can render these applications ineffective and leach these chemicals into waterways, resulting in increased emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas, nitrous oxide (N2O). The problem is compounded as many fungicides are toxic and face EU bans due to residue accumulation in food, which affects growers and retailer alike. NASPA will develop a new generation of products based on bioactive compounds from seaweed/fish waste/aquatic plants combined with key plant micronutrients. These will either induce crops to produce protective (antimicrobial, anti-oxidant) substances against fungal pathogens which infect them or improve plant health making crops less prone to diseases via better nutrition and biostimulation. Together, these have been shown to alter nitrogen cycling rate, reduce the need for nitrogen fertilisers, and associated leaching of nitrates into water streams, and of N2O emissions from agricultural soils. The products will increase marketable yield and shelf-life, providing Return on Investment (ROI) for crop growers and retailers. NASPA will provide increases in food production, exports, employment and competition, whilst meeting regulatory requirements regarding food residues and environmental run-off.","The Atlantic Area is characterised by high rainfall and high humidity, conditions which increase crop fungal infection and leaching of inputs from soil (EEA, 2009). Crop growers counter these problems by applying high levels of synthetic fungicides and fertilizers. However, heavy rainfall can render these applications ineffective and leach these chemicals into waterways, resulting in increased emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas, nitrous oxide (N2O). The problem is compounded as many fungicides are toxic and face EU bans due to residue accumulation in food, which affects growers and retailer alike. NASPA will develop a new generation of products based on bioactive compounds from seaweed/fish waste/aquatic plants combined with key plant micronutrients. These will either induce crops to produce protective (antimicrobial, anti-oxidant) substances against fungal pathogens which infect them or improve plant health making crops less prone to diseases via better nutrition and biostimulation. Together, these have been shown to alter nitrogen cycling rate, reduce the need for nitrogen fertilisers, and associated leaching of nitrates into water streams, and of N2O emissions from agricultural soils. The products will increase marketable yield and shelf-life, providing Return on Investment (ROI) for crop growers and retailers. NASPA will provide increases in food production, exports, employment and competition, whilst meeting regulatory requirements regarding food residues and environmental run-off.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233367","Establishment of System Services Research Facility for the Development and Investigation of a Hybrid","Establishment of System Services Research Facility for the Development and Investigation of a Hybrid","Ireland",null,"01/03/2015","31/12/2016","50","72597.26","EUR","36298.63","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Establishment of System Services Research Facility for the Development and Investigation of a Hybrid","Establishment of System Services Research Facility for the Development and Investigation of a Hybrid","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295499","Cooperation to recover cockle fisheries and their ecosystem services in the Atlantic Area","Cooperation to recover cockle fisheries and their ecosystem services in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/10/2017","30/09/2020","75","3615577.6","EUR","2711683.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384864","49.182863,-0.370679|44.837789,-0.57918|51.5974177,-1.1335613|53.22739,-4.129263|43.0097384,-7.5567582|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.8782132,-8.5448445|40.6405055,-8.6537539|42.2405989,-8.7207268|38.7222524,-9.1393366|50.188648,1.6296949",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|North Wales|Oxfordshire|Lugo Province|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Região de Aveiro|Gironde|Somme|Calvados","IE053|UKL11|UKJ14|ES112|ES114|ES111|PT170|PT16D|FRI12|FRE23|FRD11","2014-2020","Cockles provides meaningful environmental, societal, cultural, as well as economic benefits to coastal communities in the five Atlantic Area countries, but are threatened by disease and sub-optimal management. The Cockles project will restore production and the services provided by this emblematic resource, threatened by disease outbreaks and suboptimal management. Developing aquaculture, resistant strains and recovering natural stocks, optimizing management and upskilling stakeholders will aid recovering resources, increase the understanding of ecosystem services and boost coastal economies of Atlantic Area. This project has the following objectives: - To assess the health, diversity and inter-relationships of cockle populations across the Atlantic Area by characterising population dynamics, genetic diversity and larval transport, threats from disease, pollution, invasive species and climate; -To quantify the wider economic, societal and cultural benefits from ecosystem services provided by cockles (fishery, aquaculture, biodiversity, food for birds, tourism, cultural services), by surveys, interviews and socio-economic analysis; -To provide new techniques for cockle management by developing new technology and procedures for cockle bed restoration, hatchery technology for seed production, selective breeding programmes to produce disease-resistant and fast growing strains, and conservation of genetic structure/diversity; -To provide guidance on best practice for producers, administrations, environmental agencies, and NGOs, by evaluating and sharing best practice across the Atlantic Area and optimizing management through mutual learning. This will result in improved cockle production, a strong, viable and sustainable industry, with recognised societal and biodiversity benefits.","Cockles provides meaningful environmental, societal, cultural, as well as economic benefits to coastal communities in the five Atlantic Area countries, but are threatened by disease and sub-optimal management. The Cockles project will restore production and the services provided by this emblematic resource, threatened by disease outbreaks and suboptimal management. Developing aquaculture, resistant strains and recovering natural stocks, optimizing management and upskilling stakeholders will aid recovering resources, increase the understanding of ecosystem services and boost coastal economies of Atlantic Area. This project has the following objectives: - To assess the health, diversity and inter-relationships of cockle populations across the Atlantic Area by characterising population dynamics, genetic diversity and larval transport, threats from disease, pollution, invasive species and climate; -To quantify the wider economic, societal and cultural benefits from ecosystem services provided by cockles (fishery, aquaculture, biodiversity, food for birds, tourism, cultural services), by surveys, interviews and socio-economic analysis; -To provide new techniques for cockle management by developing new technology and procedures for cockle bed restoration, hatchery technology for seed production, selective breeding programmes to produce disease-resistant and fast growing strains, and conservation of genetic structure/diversity; -To provide guidance on best practice for producers, administrations, environmental agencies, and NGOs, by evaluating and sharing best practice across the Atlantic Area and optimizing management through mutual learning. This will result in improved cockle production, a strong, viable and sustainable industry, with recognised societal and biodiversity benefits.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233375","Understanding & Control of Material Process Variance in Generic Drug Manufacturer","Understanding & Control of Material Process Variance in Generic Drug Manufacturer","Ireland",null,"01/03/2015","20/08/2017","50","205547.38","EUR","102773.69","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Understanding & Control of Material Process Variance in Generic Drug Manufacturer","Understanding & Control of Material Process Variance in Generic Drug Manufacturer","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234140","LEO Offaly Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Offaly Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","126369","EUR","63184.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532073","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301078","Trail Gazers Bid - An analytical & technical framework to measure returns from trail investment","Trail Gazers Bid - An analytical & technical framework to measure returns from trail investment","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","2578686.72","EUR","1934015.04","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358817","48.480019,-1.123625|42.812526,-1.6457745|28.4636296,-16.2518467|51.74873,-3.381646|55.864237,-4.251806|55.1325802,-6.6646103|54.8328751,-7.485639|37.0193548,-7.9304397|54.2766103,-8.4760888|41.6918046,-8.834451",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Navarre|Border Region|South Wales|Algarve|Alto Minho Subregion|Tenerife|Ille-et-Vilaine|Glasgow City|Causeway Coast and Glens","ES220|IE041|UKL15|PT150|PT111|ES709|FRH03|UKM82|UKN0C","2014-2020","The Atlantic Area sparsely populated regions rely heavily on the economic spin-offs from tourism to generate employment and wealth for these communities, resulting in significant investment into the development of trails infrastructure that capitalise on the region´s rich natural and cultural heritage. However, there has been limited research into quantifying the economic and social return from such investments or policy on how to promote and sustainably manage these assets for future generations. TrailGazersBid will measure socio-economic impacts from investing & promoting trails in areas of rich natural heritage in the Atlantic Area. The project will establish a common set of economic, social & environmental key indicators, develop innovative technologies & systems to capture trails activity, as well as plans to sustainably manage trails, via a ‘Trails Dashboard’. TrailGazersBid will explore how new technologies, such as Go Procameras, drones and Talking Heads can be used to showcase trails to Atlantic tourist visitors via virtual experiences, aiming at developping Destination Management Plans to preserve natural and cultural assets for future generations.","The Atlantic Area sparsely populated regions rely heavily on the economic spin-offs from tourism to generate employment and wealth for these communities, resulting in significant investment into the development of trails infrastructure that capitalise on the region´s rich natural and cultural heritage. However, there has been limited research into quantifying the economic and social return from such investments or policy on how to promote and sustainably manage these assets for future generations. TrailGazersBid will measure socio-economic impacts from investing & promoting trails in areas of rich natural heritage in the Atlantic Area. The project will establish a common set of economic, social & environmental key indicators, develop innovative technologies & systems to capture trails activity, as well as plans to sustainably manage trails, via a ‘Trails Dashboard’. TrailGazersBid will explore how new technologies, such as Go Procameras, drones and Talking Heads can be used to showcase trails to Atlantic tourist visitors via virtual experiences, aiming at developping Destination Management Plans to preserve natural and cultural assets for future generations.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233949","TOP FORM LTD 158775","TOP FORM LTD 158775","Ireland",null,"14/07/2015",null,"50","60750","EUR","30375","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531854","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13833: Investment in plant & equipment to expand the companys kitchen top manufacturing facilities","13833: Investment in plant & equipment to expand the companys kitchen top manufacturing facilities","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301733","Disruptive Technologies Transforming NPA Communities","Disruptive Technologies Transforming NPA Communities","Finland|Sweden|Ireland",null,"01/10/2020","31/03/2022","65","153845.93","EUR","99999.85","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","54.9513499,-7.7188444|63.8202224,20.3054461|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Västerbotten County|Border Region","FI1D3|SE331|IE041","2014-2020","Provision of public services is a major challenge in NPA areas due to lack of critical mass and human resources in remote dispersed communities with low population densities and urgent need to address climate change. This project explores the practical application of Disruptive Technologies in public service provision. This includes use of Virtual Reality (VR), Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Blockchain in health and social care, environmental management and training. Successful application can save costs, increase viability, improve use of scarce human resources, span distances and improve decision making. However, the small number and concentration of disruptive technology research and innovation centres, allied with low levels of awareness, present serious blocks to realising this improvement. The approach of DISTINCT is to work on a transnational axis, producing discrete outputs to overcome these blocks and challenges, i.e.: Use technology foresight techniques and structured engagement with public sector and research/innovation workers to estimate demand and identify applications, models and solutions; Deploy demonstrators and develop disruptive technology rollout roadmaps to build awareness, confidence and implementation knowledge in distinct public sector areas (environment, health/social care and training); Document existing disruptive technology centres of capacity and best practice options to improve innovation and diffusion. This will drive achievement of the project’s main result, i.e., “3 NPA regions with significantly enhanced capacity to deliver future-proof viable public services using disruptive technologies” and contribute to the NPA Programme result for Priority Axis 1- Innovation. The project brings together 3 main partners (university/public sector) from Finland, Ireland, Sweden with associate partners from Iceland and Canada.","Provision of public services is a major challenge in NPA areas due to lack of critical mass and human resources in remote dispersed communities with low population densities and urgent need to address climate change. This project explores the practical application of Disruptive Technologies in public service provision. This includes use of Virtual Reality (VR), Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Blockchain in health and social care, environmental management and training. Successful application can save costs, increase viability, improve use of scarce human resources, span distances and improve decision making. However, the small number and concentration of disruptive technology research and innovation centres, allied with low levels of awareness, present serious blocks to realising this improvement. The approach of DISTINCT is to work on a transnational axis, producing discrete outputs to overcome these blocks and challenges, i.e.: Use technology foresight techniques and structured engagement with public sector and research/innovation workers to estimate demand and identify applications, models and solutions; Deploy demonstrators and develop disruptive technology rollout roadmaps to build awareness, confidence and implementation knowledge in distinct public sector areas (environment, health/social care and training); Document existing disruptive technology centres of capacity and best practice options to improve innovation and diffusion. This will drive achievement of the project’s main result, i.e., “3 NPA regions with significantly enhanced capacity to deliver future-proof viable public services using disruptive technologies” and contribute to the NPA Programme result for Priority Axis 1- Innovation. The project brings together 3 main partners (university/public sector) from Finland, Ireland, Sweden with associate partners from Iceland and Canada.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548090","Third Level Access","Third Level Access","Ireland",null,"01/01/2014",null,"50","22400000","EUR","11200000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614772","53.3275073,-6.2274858859278|53.3860497,-6.2455770853178|53.33894015,-6.2527128217596|53.3524881,-6.2566456897218|53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|53.3502629,-6.3202128838661|53.39493455,-6.3892085449376|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.1509131,-7.6577981806527|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|54.19298605,-8.7305426729522|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","116","Improving the quality and efficiency of, and access to, tertiary and equivalent education with a view to increasing participation and attainment levels, especially for disadvantaged groups","TO10","Educational and vocational training","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Contributes to enhancing attainment of tertiary education qualifications by disadvantaged and disabled persons/students","Contributes to enhancing attainment of tertiary education qualifications by disadvantaged and disabled persons/students","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297321","Bioprocess value chain","Bioprocess value chain","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2018","30/11/2018","65","43775.98","EUR","28454.39","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356636","54.5600882,-5.9452876|53.9443321,-8.0985053|54.2769292,-8.4651088|63.27169,18.7011203|62.6046914,29.7409607",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Västernorrland County|Border Region|Belfast","FI1D3|SE321|IE041|UKN06","2014-2020","The BIOVAC project aims at combining renewable energy production with different biomass conversion pathways, such as efficient direct combustion,, micro CHP, syngas and hydrothermal carbonisation while utilizing by-products and wastes from agriculture, waste water treatment plant and forest industry. Waste water, sludges and sidestreams from agriculture and industry will be utilized for biomass production via short rotation coppicing to provide raw bioresources for conversion to innovative value-added products such as fuels, sugars, carbon and chemicals. The introduction of short rotation coppicing can help reduce nutrient leakage from animal and crop husbandry, from entering and accumulating in waterways while producing local biomass resources for different conversion pathways. Through this chain both economic, ecological and social benefits can be accumulated for local societies dependent on the prevalent agriculture and industries processing local wood resources. New business opportunities generate employment and help create a critical mass by joining biomass producers with industries dependent on biomass resources and consumers. These linkages will decrease GHG emissions, improve energy efficiency and increase energy self-sufficiency through creating a new local energy resource. As a result, the BIOVAC project will produce a calculation tool for evaluating the economics and use an existing tool for ecological footprints of the whole conversion chain from biomass production to final energy products adapted for the project area but transferable to other areas taking into account local conditions.","The BIOVAC project aims at combining renewable energy production with different biomass conversion pathways, such as efficient direct combustion,, micro CHP, syngas and hydrothermal carbonisation while utilizing by-products and wastes from agriculture, waste water treatment plant and forest industry. Waste water, sludges and sidestreams from agriculture and industry will be utilized for biomass production via short rotation coppicing to provide raw bioresources for conversion to innovative value-added products such as fuels, sugars, carbon and chemicals. The introduction of short rotation coppicing can help reduce nutrient leakage from animal and crop husbandry, from entering and accumulating in waterways while producing local biomass resources for different conversion pathways. Through this chain both economic, ecological and social benefits can be accumulated for local societies dependent on the prevalent agriculture and industries processing local wood resources. New business opportunities generate employment and help create a critical mass by joining biomass producers with industries dependent on biomass resources and consumers. These linkages will decrease GHG emissions, improve energy efficiency and increase energy self-sufficiency through creating a new local energy resource. As a result, the BIOVAC project will produce a calculation tool for evaluating the economics and use an existing tool for ecological footprints of the whole conversion chain from biomass production to final energy products adapted for the project area but transferable to other areas taking into account local conditions.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301674","Digital tech SMEs at the service of Regional Smart Specialisation Strategies","Digital tech SMEs at the service of Regional Smart Specialisation Strategies","Finland|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Romania|Bulgaria|Spain|Belgium",null,"01/06/2018","30/11/2022","83.91","1652750","EUR","1386850.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","48.088877,-0.754924|43.2953855,-1.985706|43.4547158,-3.8682382|55.0049441,-7.321009|54.9513499,-7.7188444|53.901934,-8.5788889|45.7559458,21.2311658|62.7896557,22.8215794|43.1995421,27.9169763|50.801693,3.27045",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Cantabria|Southern Ostrobothnia|West Region, Ireland|Border Region|Gipuzkoa|Arrondissement of Kortrijk|Варна|Mayenne|Timiş|Derry City and Strabane","ES130|FI194|IE042|IE041|ES212|BE254|BG331|FRG03|RO424|UKN0A","2014-2020","DEVISE aims to give response to the current challenge that 10 European regions are facing to unlock and exploit the potential that digital tech SMEs have as enabler for the competitiveness of other SMEs belonging to sectors included in their Regional Smart Specialisation Strategies (RIS3). Although a significant progress has been made in the definition of more focused policies supporting these strategic sectors, more coordinated actions are required to foster the growth of digital SMEs providing innovative solutions that allow other sectors to be more competitive. Having this into consideration, DEVISE aims, by 2021, to increase by 15% the number of digital tech SMEs enabling competitiveness in other regional strategic sectors through improved supporting policy instruments. In doing so, the project will follow an innovative intersectoral approach involving all the relevant stakeholders in the process of analysing the current context, learning from other EU regions and defining improved policies integrating the lessons learnt. DEVISE will produce concrete outputs to meet this objective and other long-term effects. This includes the definition of 10 regional action plans that will help policy makers to improve the effectiveness of the instruments they are responsible through more focused actions supporting the issue addressed in DEVISE. We will also put a lot of effort to set up 10 regional digital transformation enabling environments that will cooperate together. DEVISE will facilitate the creation of these environments formed by digital and other key sectors. Policy makers, business support organisations, educational centres and SMEs from the digital and other smart specialisation sectors will be the main participants and beneficiaries of these environments expected to last beyond DEVISE’s lifetime. These environments will bring improved coordination and increased collaboration between the digital sector and those belonging to other smart specialisation sectors.","DEVISE aims to give response to the current challenge that 10 European regions are facing to unlock and exploit the potential that digital tech SMEs have as enabler for the competitiveness of other SMEs belonging to sectors included in their Regional Smart Specialisation Strategies (RIS3). Although a significant progress has been made in the definition of more focused policies supporting these strategic sectors, more coordinated actions are required to foster the growth of digital SMEs providing innovative solutions that allow other sectors to be more competitive. Having this into consideration, DEVISE aims, by 2021, to increase by 15% the number of digital tech SMEs enabling competitiveness in other regional strategic sectors through improved supporting policy instruments. In doing so, the project will follow an innovative intersectoral approach involving all the relevant stakeholders in the process of analysing the current context, learning from other EU regions and defining improved policies integrating the lessons learnt. DEVISE will produce concrete outputs to meet this objective and other long-term effects. This includes the definition of 10 regional action plans that will help policy makers to improve the effectiveness of the instruments they are responsible through more focused actions supporting the issue addressed in DEVISE. We will also put a lot of effort to set up 10 regional digital transformation enabling environments that will cooperate together. DEVISE will facilitate the creation of these environments formed by digital and other key sectors. Policy makers, business support organisations, educational centres and SMEs from the digital and other smart specialisation sectors will be the main participants and beneficiaries of these environments expected to last beyond DEVISE’s lifetime. These environments will bring improved coordination and increased collaboration between the digital sector and those belonging to other smart specialisation sectors.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233431","LEO Cavan IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","LEO Cavan IBYE T&D, M&P 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","13889.25","EUR","6944.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531976","54.03497495,-7.2937022825584",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training and development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299603","SOcial Farming - Innovative Agriculture","SOcial Farming - Innovative Agriculture","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/06/2018","30/11/2018","65","44989.71","EUR","29243.31","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356452","57.280532,-5.7123951|54.9331112,-7.1705648|55.2508473,-7.2564607|55.0058644,-7.3248042|54.9511856,-7.7323376",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Border Region|Derry City and Strabane","IE041|UKN0A","2014-2020","Social Farming - the practice of offering activity, and in some cases, work experience on family farms and crofts as a form of social support service - is emerging in parts of Europe, and is commonplace in less formalised contexts in many rurla areas. Farming is a key industry within the NPA area and SoFIA seeks to increase farm diversity, by using farms as an innovative public service delivery mechanism. The project is aimed at people with additional support needs in remote and rural areas and will?provide local access to beneficial outdoor activities. This preparatory project: * seeks evidence of the scope and extent of social farming and other similar diversification (e.g. green gyms, education) within the NPA region. * seeks project partners across the NPA region, including farming organisations, and health and care services providers. * will define the target groups and the potential for impact on, in particular, disadvantaged young people, women and indigenous groups.[CP1] Groups might include disabled adults, autistic chldren, people with mental helath problems. * develop a technological approach for impact measurement, with a focus on mental health and well-being. * will conduct an evaluation of social farming in the NPA area. * will establish whether innovation (priority Axis 1) or entrepreneurship (priority Axis 2) is the best focus. * will identify the service delivery agencies and stakeholders best suited for involvement in the main project. * will prepare a main project application. A main project would seek to co-ordinate activity at a transnational level to identify best practice, produce a toolkit to assist remote and rural farms and crofts to set up Social Farming enterprises and establish an evidence base of health and wellbeing impacts on individuals, by using technology to collect information, as well as the wider employment and community impacts.","Social Farming - the practice of offering activity, and in some cases, work experience on family farms and crofts as a form of social support service - is emerging in parts of Europe, and is commonplace in less formalised contexts in many rurla areas. Farming is a key industry within the NPA area and SoFIA seeks to increase farm diversity, by using farms as an innovative public service delivery mechanism. The project is aimed at people with additional support needs in remote and rural areas and will?provide local access to beneficial outdoor activities. This preparatory project: * seeks evidence of the scope and extent of social farming and other similar diversification (e.g. green gyms, education) within the NPA region. * seeks project partners across the NPA region, including farming organisations, and health and care services providers. * will define the target groups and the potential for impact on, in particular, disadvantaged young people, women and indigenous groups.[CP1] Groups might include disabled adults, autistic chldren, people with mental helath problems. * develop a technological approach for impact measurement, with a focus on mental health and well-being. * will conduct an evaluation of social farming in the NPA area. * will establish whether innovation (priority Axis 1) or entrepreneurship (priority Axis 2) is the best focus. * will identify the service delivery agencies and stakeholders best suited for involvement in the main project. * will prepare a main project application. A main project would seek to co-ordinate activity at a transnational level to identify best practice, produce a toolkit to assist remote and rural farms and crofts to set up Social Farming enterprises and establish an evidence base of health and wellbeing impacts on individuals, by using technology to collect information, as well as the wider employment and community impacts.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301120","Migrants Rights Centre Ireland","Migrants Rights Centre Ireland","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2017","30/09/2020","80.39","1161250.69","EUR","933490.89","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4371656","54.687254,-5.882736|54.6020013,-5.928179|53.3548833,-6.2608883|54.4203331,-6.4548387",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Dublin Region|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Belfast|Antrim and Newtownabbey","IE061|UKN07|UKN06|UKN0D","2014-2020","Project Overview: The project has five objectives. In the context of British exit from the EU, (1) research will be conducted on the profile, cross border dynamics, issues impeding labour market integration of BME workers in the agricultural, food processing and services sectors in Donegal/Derry, Cavan/Armagh, Monaghan /Newry-Down.1025 BME workers and 90 employers from the PULCRN communities will participate. The results will be widely distributed. (2) A new model of labour market integration will be developed and delivered in six border counties increasing capacity of 1,025 BME workers to secure their labour rights, enhanced capacity and leadership skills of 200 BMEs and on-going and 9 specific opportunities for meaningful and sustained contact between 200 BMEs and 140-200 people from PULCRN communities. (3) A range of interagency and multi-stakeholder actions will be delivered to over 590 people from the whole community to promote the model and mainstreaming. (4) Dissemination of the model at a local, regional, National and EU level to over 5,000 people through effective communication, networking, seminars and All Island Conference will be achieved. (5) Increased collaboration and meaningful cross border partnerships will also be achieved in the implementation of this regional project. This work will meet all of the Peace IV Programme results. Strategic Policy & Context: This project operates across a range of cross cutting and mutually reinforcing policy contexts. The project is driven by the objectives of PEACE IV. The political context because of the British Exit from the EU however creates the overarching framework in which this project will operate in both jurisdictions. Reference is made to relevant policies and strategies within Europe, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland as the project overlaps with them.","Project Overview: The project has five objectives. In the context of British exit from the EU, (1) research will be conducted on the profile, cross border dynamics, issues impeding labour market integration of BME workers in the agricultural, food processing and services sectors in Donegal/Derry, Cavan/Armagh, Monaghan /Newry-Down.1025 BME workers and 90 employers from the PULCRN communities will participate. The results will be widely distributed. (2) A new model of labour market integration will be developed and delivered in six border counties increasing capacity of 1,025 BME workers to secure their labour rights, enhanced capacity and leadership skills of 200 BMEs and on-going and 9 specific opportunities for meaningful and sustained contact between 200 BMEs and 140-200 people from PULCRN communities. (3) A range of interagency and multi-stakeholder actions will be delivered to over 590 people from the whole community to promote the model and mainstreaming. (4) Dissemination of the model at a local, regional, National and EU level to over 5,000 people through effective communication, networking, seminars and All Island Conference will be achieved. (5) Increased collaboration and meaningful cross border partnerships will also be achieved in the implementation of this regional project. This work will meet all of the Peace IV Programme results. Strategic Policy & Context: This project operates across a range of cross cutting and mutually reinforcing policy contexts. The project is driven by the objectives of PEACE IV. The political context because of the British Exit from the EU however creates the overarching framework in which this project will operate in both jurisdictions. Reference is made to relevant policies and strategies within Europe, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland as the project overlaps with them.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296454","Enhancing Rural and Urban Digital Innovation Territories","Enhancing Rural and Urban Digital Innovation Territories","Finland|Sweden|Italy|Ireland|France|Slovenia|Hungary",null,"01/04/2016","31/03/2020","83.73","2075178","EUR","1737632.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4364214","54.9513499,-7.7188444|45.4364893,12.3338403|46.0491938,14.5041552|46.0574941,14.5155506|47.6810134,17.7006626|62.6334069,17.9278507|59.4047721,17.9495247|62.4174673,22.1740099|62.7880867,22.8225732|46.9918096,3.1577737|47.3258187,5.041807",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Southern Ostrobothnia|Stockholm County|Västernorrland County|Province of Venice|Border Region|Osrednjeslovenska|Côte-d’Or|Nièvre|Győr-Moson-Sopron","FI194|SE110|SE321|ITH35|IE041|SI041|FRC11|FRC12|HU221","2014-2020","ERUDITE partners have successfully developed and extended High Speed Broadband infrastructure to enable a rising number of stakeholders and citizens to contribute to the digital economy and society. To fully exploit the economic and social potential of these networks new services need to be designed to meet public, private and community needs and justify public investments in infrastructure and uses. To achieve these aims the project will undertake the design of new services supported by open innovation processes involving and empowering businesses, citizens and public administrations; thereby stimulating demand and local innovation capacity potential, enabling stakeholders to be partners in the creation and operation of services that improve territorial potential. To increase understanding of the design, operation and impacts of services, the Open Innovation process will be supported by Social and Economic Return on Investment (SEROI) studies providing data to illustrate global social and economic impacts and support more targeted investments. Whereas digitalization and development of innovation capacity are essential elements of current policy instruments, the exploitation of new digital opportunities to support employment growth, quality of life and territorial attractiveness is insubstantial. ERUDITE partners have concluded that the development, design and implementation of effective digital services in Europe requires an innovative re-thinking of the process of: identifying appropriate services, designing demand stimulation and digital service delivery strategies and evaluating return on investment. Erudite will define sustainable business models for digital service development and deployment through the refinement of open innovation methodology integrating SEROI; by involving multiple stakeholders in design, delivery and ownership of services, reassuring investors by demonstrating wider and most importantly, measurable social and economic benefits.","ERUDITE partners have successfully developed and extended High Speed Broadband infrastructure to enable a rising number of stakeholders and citizens to contribute to the digital economy and society. To fully exploit the economic and social potential of these networks new services need to be designed to meet public, private and community needs and justify public investments in infrastructure and uses. To achieve these aims the project will undertake the design of new services supported by open innovation processes involving and empowering businesses, citizens and public administrations; thereby stimulating demand and local innovation capacity potential, enabling stakeholders to be partners in the creation and operation of services that improve territorial potential. To increase understanding of the design, operation and impacts of services, the Open Innovation process will be supported by Social and Economic Return on Investment (SEROI) studies providing data to illustrate global social and economic impacts and support more targeted investments. Whereas digitalization and development of innovation capacity are essential elements of current policy instruments, the exploitation of new digital opportunities to support employment growth, quality of life and territorial attractiveness is insubstantial. ERUDITE partners have concluded that the development, design and implementation of effective digital services in Europe requires an innovative re-thinking of the process of: identifying appropriate services, designing demand stimulation and digital service delivery strategies and evaluating return on investment. Erudite will define sustainable business models for digital service development and deployment through the refinement of open innovation methodology integrating SEROI; by involving multiple stakeholders in design, delivery and ownership of services, reassuring investors by demonstrating wider and most importantly, measurable social and economic benefits.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297233","Business Incubation for Northern Game Industries","Business Incubation for Northern Game Industries","Finland|Sweden|Ireland",null,"01/10/2018","30/11/2018","65","21000","EUR","13650","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358119","53.8540453,-9.2991795|64.7493632,20.9528416|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|West Region, Ireland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa","SE331|IE042|FI1D9","2014-2020","This project will involve expanding product prototyping, professional development and network infrastructure in northern regions in support of game industry companies and organizations, especially as this process relates to regional-based northern game SMEs. Specifically, this project will expand the business pre-incubation and incubation models already in use between game companies and the Oulu University of Applied Sciences in Oulu, Finland to Skellefteå, Sweden and Mayo county, Ireland and further build a northern network for SME establishment and growth in partnership with public and private organizations. It is also expected that a core partner will be included from Iceland. This project will focus on how public players (universities and municipalities) along with businesses can support the expansion of game product development, game education and SME expansion within northern regional clusters for the games industry. In this way, the project would bring added value to regional clusters while at the same time supporting the growth of SMEs in northern Finland, Sweden, Iceland and Ireland.","This project will involve expanding product prototyping, professional development and network infrastructure in northern regions in support of game industry companies and organizations, especially as this process relates to regional-based northern game SMEs. Specifically, this project will expand the business pre-incubation and incubation models already in use between game companies and the Oulu University of Applied Sciences in Oulu, Finland to Skellefteå, Sweden and Mayo county, Ireland and further build a northern network for SME establishment and growth in partnership with public and private organizations. It is also expected that a core partner will be included from Iceland. This project will focus on how public players (universities and municipalities) along with businesses can support the expansion of game product development, game education and SME expansion within northern regional clusters for the games industry. In this way, the project would bring added value to regional clusters while at the same time supporting the growth of SMEs in northern Finland, Sweden, Iceland and Ireland.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297688","STRATUS - Pushing the Limits of VR in Cultural and Natural Heritage","STRATUS - Pushing the Limits of VR in Cultural and Natural Heritage","Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/07/2020","30/06/2022","58.65","153773.42","EUR","90189.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4371236","65.2668743,-14.3948469|56.3412217,-2.793163|55.0058644,-7.3248042|53.8540453,-9.2991795",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Derry City and Strabane|Clackmannanshire and Fife","IE042|IS002|UKN0A|UKM72","2014-2020","Our view is that connecting with emergent digital tech and changing digital literacies is key to re-energising our towns, villages and communities. Stratus will use disruptive VR technologies to enable exploration of the Past, Present and Future, maximising societal benefits from natural and cultural heritage. In Stratus we will use VR to enhance the visitor experience, help direct the flows of visitors and inform policy. We will push the limits of VR today with the goal of enabling its potential to be realised in the future. We will develop VR solutions that enhance and integrate exploration of cultural and natural heritage. This will bring together real-world media (aerial, 360, 3D and stereoscopic) with virtual world media enabling new perspectives on natural and cultural heritage to enrich onsite experiences and inform digital narratives. We will design collaborative heritage VR where multiple users communicate within the same Virtual Environment, mixing onsite and offsite participants and using VR to connect together cultural and natural heritage sites both enhancing experience and managing flows of visitors (Wild Atlantic Way). We will use a practice based approach developing solutions within use cases in doing so we will push the limits of VR. We will hold partner meetings in Iceland, Scotland and Ireland. We will hold workshops in Ireland and Norway. Narrative will connect with history, science and myth, we will address climate change and threats to heritage and address how VR can enrich both informal and formal educational scenarios. We will make it easy for domain specialists to contribute to VR solutions by developing toolkits as well as encouraging technology transfer and spread as transnational knowledge exchange. Our target audiences will include end user visitors, community members, local and sector wide heritage organisations and policy makers.","Our view is that connecting with emergent digital tech and changing digital literacies is key to re-energising our towns, villages and communities. Stratus will use disruptive VR technologies to enable exploration of the Past, Present and Future, maximising societal benefits from natural and cultural heritage. In Stratus we will use VR to enhance the visitor experience, help direct the flows of visitors and inform policy. We will push the limits of VR today with the goal of enabling its potential to be realised in the future. We will develop VR solutions that enhance and integrate exploration of cultural and natural heritage. This will bring together real-world media (aerial, 360, 3D and stereoscopic) with virtual world media enabling new perspectives on natural and cultural heritage to enrich onsite experiences and inform digital narratives. We will design collaborative heritage VR where multiple users communicate within the same Virtual Environment, mixing onsite and offsite participants and using VR to connect together cultural and natural heritage sites both enhancing experience and managing flows of visitors (Wild Atlantic Way). We will use a practice based approach developing solutions within use cases in doing so we will push the limits of VR. We will hold partner meetings in Iceland, Scotland and Ireland. We will hold workshops in Ireland and Norway. Narrative will connect with history, science and myth, we will address climate change and threats to heritage and address how VR can enrich both informal and formal educational scenarios. We will make it easy for domain specialists to contribute to VR solutions by developing toolkits as well as encouraging technology transfer and spread as transnational knowledge exchange. Our target audiences will include end user visitors, community members, local and sector wide heritage organisations and policy makers.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233394","Policy authoring & analysis system in instant messaging & enterprise social network environments","Policy authoring & analysis system in instant messaging & enterprise social network environments","Ireland",null,"01/07/2014","28/02/2016","50","244582.43","EUR","122291.22","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Policy authoring & analysis system in instant messaging & enterprise social network environments","Policy authoring & analysis system in instant messaging & enterprise social network environments","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233520","Ireland","Ireland","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2018","50","208064.98","EUR","104032.49","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14146: Harnessing epigenetic and genome dosage effects on hybrid vigour for sustainable crop and food production","14146: Harnessing epigenetic and genome dosage effects on hybrid vigour for sustainable crop and food production","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302064","Generating Renewable Energy Business Enterprise","Generating Renewable Energy Business Enterprise","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/09/2015","31/08/2018","50.22","1775672.21","EUR","891768.21","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4369676","66.0692803,-23.125068|58.5852084,-3.5409919|54.5859474,-5.9594564|54.3447966,-7.6384261|53.9016968,-8.5792106|68.4480581,17.4505688|62.6010155,29.7635719|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|West Region, Ireland|Nordland|Landsbyggð|Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty|Belfast|Fermanagh and Omagh","FI1D3|IE042|NO071|IS002|UKM61|UKN06|UKN0G","2014-2020","GREBE will focus on the challenges of peripheral and arctic regions as places for doing business and help develop renewable energy (RE) business opportunities provided by extreme conditions. It will support successful development of SMEs and start-ups in this sector through analysis of advanced RE options, expert business mentoring, transnational models of successful growth strategies, policy analysis and information on funding mechanisms for businesses and support agencies. Challenges including a lack of critical mass, dispersed settlements, poor accessibility and vulnerability to climate change effects are well recognised. GREBE will equip SMEs and start-ups with the skills and confidence to overcome these challenges and use place based natural assets for RE to best sustainable effect. GREBE will enable local entrepreneurs and SMEs to grow their business, to provide local jobs, and meet energy demands of local communities. A comprehensive approach that advocates a supportive and innovative policy framework and promotes awareness of funding schemes is required. GREBE will support diversification of the technological capacity of SMEs and start-ups so that they can exploit the natural conditions of their locations. RE tailored, expert guidance and mentoring will be provided to ensure SMEs and start-ups have the knowledge and expertise to grow and expand their businesses. GREBE will provide a platform for transnational sharing of knowledge to demonstrate the full potential of the RE sector by showcasing innovations on RE technology and strengthening accessibility to expertise and business support available locally and in other NPA regions. By facilitating access to similar SMEs and start-ups, research institutes and technological experts, networking and learning opportunities will arise, with new skills and methods of doing business shared.","GREBE will focus on the challenges of peripheral and arctic regions as places for doing business and help develop renewable energy (RE) business opportunities provided by extreme conditions. It will support successful development of SMEs and start-ups in this sector through analysis of advanced RE options, expert business mentoring, transnational models of successful growth strategies, policy analysis and information on funding mechanisms for businesses and support agencies. Challenges including a lack of critical mass, dispersed settlements, poor accessibility and vulnerability to climate change effects are well recognised. GREBE will equip SMEs and start-ups with the skills and confidence to overcome these challenges and use place based natural assets for RE to best sustainable effect. GREBE will enable local entrepreneurs and SMEs to grow their business, to provide local jobs, and meet energy demands of local communities. A comprehensive approach that advocates a supportive and innovative policy framework and promotes awareness of funding schemes is required. GREBE will support diversification of the technological capacity of SMEs and start-ups so that they can exploit the natural conditions of their locations. RE tailored, expert guidance and mentoring will be provided to ensure SMEs and start-ups have the knowledge and expertise to grow and expand their businesses. GREBE will provide a platform for transnational sharing of knowledge to demonstrate the full potential of the RE sector by showcasing innovations on RE technology and strengthening accessibility to expertise and business support available locally and in other NPA regions. By facilitating access to similar SMEs and start-ups, research institutes and technological experts, networking and learning opportunities will arise, with new skills and methods of doing business shared.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295852","European maritime export consortia","European maritime export consortia","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"02/10/2017","30/09/2019","75","1683000","EUR","1262250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359031","43.2630126,-2.9349852|47.7482524,-3.3702449|51.8985143,-8.4756035|41.1844362,-8.6962775|42.2405989,-8.7207268|38.7222524,-9.1393366|51.44621,0.216872",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Biscay|Pontevedra Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Morbihan|Kent Thames Gateway","IE053|ES213|ES114|PT170|FRH04|UKJ43","2014-2020","In Interreg Atlantic Area, the economic and social importance of the industry and services related to sea is high, and shipbuilding industry has a significant tractor effect on a set of complementary activities carried out, in most cases, by SMEs. Consortex project aims to set up at least five export consortia formed by six or more European interregional SMEs specialized in the manufacture of certain built-in packages of naval production (bridge, engine room, accommodation and deck) for a certain type of shipbuilding (offshore vessels, marine power plants, cruise ships and scientific vessels) to improve their market positioning, sign contracts, and make international sales. While the goal of the consortia is innovation in marketing, their performance will be extended to all areas of the shipbuilding industry, such as innovation and technological development. And, within a Corporate Social Responsibility approach, the result will be a return to society and territory. This return will be based in taxes income for Public Authorities, employment, high technical qualifications of workers and environment protection.","In Interreg Atlantic Area, the economic and social importance of the industry and services related to sea is high, and shipbuilding industry has a significant tractor effect on a set of complementary activities carried out, in most cases, by SMEs. Consortex project aims to set up at least five export consortia formed by six or more European interregional SMEs specialized in the manufacture of certain built-in packages of naval production (bridge, engine room, accommodation and deck) for a certain type of shipbuilding (offshore vessels, marine power plants, cruise ships and scientific vessels) to improve their market positioning, sign contracts, and make international sales. While the goal of the consortia is innovation in marketing, their performance will be extended to all areas of the shipbuilding industry, such as innovation and technological development. And, within a Corporate Social Responsibility approach, the result will be a return to society and territory. This return will be based in taxes income for Public Authorities, employment, high technical qualifications of workers and environment protection.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233370","SFI Spokes Project in the area of Disposable Technologies","SFI Spokes Project in the area of Disposable Technologies","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","31/12/2017","50","1474202.98","EUR","737101.49","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","SFI Spokes Project in the area of Disposable Technologies","SFI Spokes Project in the area of Disposable Technologies","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302633","Ocean Power Innovation Network","Ocean Power Innovation Network","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"25/10/2018","30/09/2022","60","2386056.72","EUR","1431634.03","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531649","47.2489868,-1.547616|55.8605281,-4.2611693|50.1906706,-5.4280551|53.3339468,-6.2491922|51.010256,3.7067613|52.641935,4.7252657|51.3125087,9.4778864",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|Cornwall|Arrondissement of Ghent|Kassel|Loire-Atlantique|Alkmaar en omgeving|Glasgow City","IE061|UKK30|BE234|DE731|FRG01|NL328|UKM82","2014-2020","The Ocean Power Innovation Network (OPIN) will design, test and deliver an innovation model to build cross-sectoral collaboration, to accelerate growth of the Ocean Energy (OE) sector and its supply chains. Currently, lack of cross-sectoral collaboration limits the opportunity to bring existing and already proven expertise, capabilities and products from other sectors into the OE sector. This makes OE technology development unnecessarily expensive and slow. Future growth of the OE sector can benefit from developments in other sectors, e.g. offshore wind energy, oil & gas, aerospace and automotive, exploiting positive synergies in technology developments, infrastructure, and supply chain. Mutual learning processes, shared infrastructure and innovations from a shared supply chain will be of benefit to the future expansion of both the OE sector and related sectors involved in the supply chain. OPIN will build an environment where SMEs can collaborate transnationally, and across sectors, and build wider supply chains for the OE sector. Change will be achieved by supporting collaborative innovation across sectors and territories to tackle identified common challenges. New solutions will be turned into new products; the supply chain will be developed. The development of a long-term network allows a focus for these transnational and cross-sector alliances to continue beyond the project. OPIN activities include the growth of a transnational cross sector network, challenge calls for cross-sectoral collaborative innovation projects, and tailored support to SMEs. After 3 years, OPIN will have supported over 100 companies, with 30 products tested, of which 10 developing to TRL7. Beyond the project, the OPIN network will be an established mechanism for transfer of know-how, with 200 members across NWE","The Ocean Power Innovation Network (OPIN) will design, test and deliver an innovation model to build cross-sectoral collaboration, to accelerate growth of the Ocean Energy (OE) sector and its supply chains. Currently, lack of cross-sectoral collaboration limits the opportunity to bring existing and already proven expertise, capabilities and products from other sectors into the OE sector. This makes OE technology development unnecessarily expensive and slow. Future growth of the OE sector can benefit from developments in other sectors, e.g. offshore wind energy, oil & gas, aerospace and automotive, exploiting positive synergies in technology developments, infrastructure, and supply chain. Mutual learning processes, shared infrastructure and innovations from a shared supply chain will be of benefit to the future expansion of both the OE sector and related sectors involved in the supply chain. OPIN will build an environment where SMEs can collaborate transnationally, and across sectors, and build wider supply chains for the OE sector. Change will be achieved by supporting collaborative innovation across sectors and territories to tackle identified common challenges. New solutions will be turned into new products; the supply chain will be developed. The development of a long-term network allows a focus for these transnational and cross-sector alliances to continue beyond the project. OPIN activities include the growth of a transnational cross sector network, challenge calls for cross-sectoral collaborative innovation projects, and tailored support to SMEs. After 3 years, OPIN will have supported over 100 companies, with 30 products tested, of which 10 developing to TRL7. Beyond the project, the OPIN network will be an established mechanism for transfer of know-how, with 200 members across NWE","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232295","Feasibility Grant to develop a database of driver movements on railway networks","Feasibility Grant to develop a database of driver movements on railway networks","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","20000","EUR","10000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531516","52.46018745,-6.6065154591592","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Feasibility Grant to develop a database of driver movements on railway networks","Feasibility Grant to develop a database of driver movements on railway networks","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296147","CReative Actions For Tailoring Smes' COmpetitive DEvelopment","CReative Actions For Tailoring Smes' COmpetitive DEvelopment","Finland|Italy|Ireland|Bulgaria|Hungary|Spain|Belgium",null,"01/08/2019","31/07/2023","83.5","1558177","EUR","1301058.25","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4361578","40.4461888,-3.7205524|52.6493762,-7.250052|43.7782004,11.2339194|47.4955155,19.0641751|63.1068864,21.5917039|63.095089,21.6164564|42.6921691,23.3281771|42.9303803,25.3055733|51.2237211,4.413278",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Ostrobothnia|Province of Florence|South-East Region, Ireland|Arrondissement of Antwerp|София (столица)|Budapest|Gabrovo Province","FI195|ITI14|IE052|BE211|BG411|HU110|BG322","2014-2020","The European Crafts sector is a rich and complex interwoven tapestry combining tradition, heritage, culture, skills and design. Crafts encompasses a wide range of disciplines as a mirror of the diversity of European cultural identity. In economic terms the crafts industry is characterized by small entrepreneurial businesses that provide viable, sustainable business development and employment source. Crafts may be better understood as a distinctive set of knowledges, skills and aptitudes, centered around a process of reflective engagement with the material and digital worlds.The project idea is based on efforts made by the partners for the implementation of policies and projects supporting the competitiveness and the skilling up potentials of SMEs belonging to the crafts sector, in order to innovate it and mitigate the risk of disappearance of many traditional crafts and manufacturing. Crafts is a peculiar productive sector deeply linked with tradition and transmission of \"knowledge\", and plays a key role as innovator in Europe’s economy and social stability, even if most SMEs are not performing R&D activities as traditionally defined. Their competitiveness depends on their capability to improve processes, products and services. Through CRAFTS CODE, partners have decided to tackle adequately the key issues fostering knowledge about the development of innovation adapted to processes and products for micro and SMEs in the crafts sector. The new technological paradigms make the need to be increasingly present and pressing new and more effective strategies between traditional development models and new frontiers, with a view to market opportunities, requiring more efficient synergies system among the actors involved. The Overall objective is to improve the SMEs competitiveness in the crafts sector by developing a framework stimulating policy learning and capacity building activities and improving the implementation of regional development policies and programmes.","The European Crafts sector is a rich and complex interwoven tapestry combining tradition, heritage, culture, skills and design. Crafts encompasses a wide range of disciplines as a mirror of the diversity of European cultural identity. In economic terms the crafts industry is characterized by small entrepreneurial businesses that provide viable, sustainable business development and employment source. Crafts may be better understood as a distinctive set of knowledges, skills and aptitudes, centered around a process of reflective engagement with the material and digital worlds.The project idea is based on efforts made by the partners for the implementation of policies and projects supporting the competitiveness and the skilling up potentials of SMEs belonging to the crafts sector, in order to innovate it and mitigate the risk of disappearance of many traditional crafts and manufacturing. Crafts is a peculiar productive sector deeply linked with tradition and transmission of \"knowledge\", and plays a key role as innovator in Europe’s economy and social stability, even if most SMEs are not performing R&D activities as traditionally defined. Their competitiveness depends on their capability to improve processes, products and services. Through CRAFTS CODE, partners have decided to tackle adequately the key issues fostering knowledge about the development of innovation adapted to processes and products for micro and SMEs in the crafts sector. The new technological paradigms make the need to be increasingly present and pressing new and more effective strategies between traditional development models and new frontiers, with a view to market opportunities, requiring more efficient synergies system among the actors involved. The Overall objective is to improve the SMEs competitiveness in the crafts sector by developing a framework stimulating policy learning and capacity building activities and improving the implementation of regional development policies and programmes.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232298","The project aims to develop and commercialise a novel in-feed additive, INDECOCCI, for use in poultry production.","The project aims to develop and commercialise a novel in-feed additive, INDECOCCI, for use in poultry production.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","22/12/2018","50","48373.1","EUR","24186.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531520",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The project aims to develop and commercialise a novel in-feed additive, INDECOCCI, for use in poultry production.","The project aims to develop and commercialise a novel in-feed additive, INDECOCCI, for use in poultry production.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234104","IBYE T&D, M&P 2015","IBYE T&D, M&P 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","19382.74","EUR","9691.37","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532052","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13780: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","13780: Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296812","Conservation of Atlantic pollination services and control of the invasive species Vespa velutina","Conservation of Atlantic pollination services and control of the invasive species Vespa velutina","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"31/05/2019","30/05/2022","75","2353195.52","EUR","1764896.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367490","44.7799813,-0.5672574|43.2955357,-2.8849016|50.718412,-3.533899|41.3010351,-7.7422354|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.8782132,-8.5448445|42.2405989,-8.7207268|38.6919934,-9.3118418",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Devon|Biscay|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Douro Subregion|Gironde","IE053|UKK43|ES213|ES114|ES111|PT170|PT11D|FRI12","2014-2020","Vespa velutina is a major predator of bees and other pollinators. It was accidentally introduced in Europe and it poses a threat to biodiversity. At present it can be found in the majority of Atlantic regions. This shows that the environmental conditions of the area are favourable for its biological success. Atlantic-Positive aims to contribute to the preservation of pollination services through the development of integrated approaches for the control of Vespa velutina and minimize the impact of this invasive species for ecosystems and for the socioeconomic development of the Atlantic Area. This will be achieved through creation of protected areas in rural and peri-urban natural environments and the establishment of a transnational cooperation network for the implementation of joint activities. The aim is to establish prevention strategies and an Atlantic Strategic Plan to protect biodiversity and ecosystem services, education and training campaigns will be carried out and, finally, the networks created and Atlantic cooperation will be maintained to improve the economy of the beekeeping sector.","Vespa velutina is a major predator of bees and other pollinators. It was accidentally introduced in Europe and it poses a threat to biodiversity. At present it can be found in the majority of Atlantic regions. This shows that the environmental conditions of the area are favourable for its biological success. Atlantic-Positive aims to contribute to the preservation of pollination services through the development of integrated approaches for the control of Vespa velutina and minimize the impact of this invasive species for ecosystems and for the socioeconomic development of the Atlantic Area. This will be achieved through creation of protected areas in rural and peri-urban natural environments and the establishment of a transnational cooperation network for the implementation of joint activities. The aim is to establish prevention strategies and an Atlantic Strategic Plan to protect biodiversity and ecosystem services, education and training campaigns will be carried out and, finally, the networks created and Atlantic cooperation will be maintained to improve the economy of the beekeeping sector.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233384","Platform to realise a fully automated & integrated end to end solution for the management & processing of group bookings.","Platform to realise a fully automated & integrated end to end solution for the management & processing of group bookings.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","15/09/2017","50","122082.21","EUR","61041.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Platform to realise a fully automated & integrated end to end solution for the management & processing of group bookings.","Platform to realise a fully automated & integrated end to end solution for the management & processing of group bookings.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298924","North West Europe Marine Energy Alliance","North West Europe Marine Energy Alliance","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom",null,"31/05/2018","31/03/2023","60","7205277.17","EUR","4323166.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356515","47.2505722,-1.5465946|55.9475168,-3.1864908|58.9634273,-3.3010771|51.8939397,-8.4990436|51.8951378,-8.5153601|51.9045642,4.3755854|52.641935,4.7252657|51.971026,5.655045",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-West Region, Ireland|Groot-Rijnmond|Loire-Atlantique|Veluwe|Alkmaar en omgeving|Edinburgh, City of|Orkney Islands","IE053|NL33C|FRG01|NL221|NL328|UKM75|UKM65","2014-2020","Marine Energy (ME) refers to the renewable energy that can be captured from waves, tides, and salinity & thermal gradients. ME has the potential to deliver electricity to 350 million households globally by 2050. The NWE region leads the way in ME development and is uniquely positioned to become the global industry leader. However, efficient growth is hampered, as the sector is regionally oriented and fragmented. Foreseeable errors in technology development are being repeated, making the development of ME technologies unnecessarily inefficient and expensive. The Marine Energy Alliance (MEA) unites regional expertise and capabilities of leading organisations with a track-record in ME development. The main objective is to progress the combined technical and commercial maturity level of 40 SMEs developing ME Concepts (TRL 3-4), reducing the risk in the subsequent capital-intensive demonstration phase by 20%. This is achieved by delivering a tailored suite of integrated technical and commercial services, which is innovative and new to the sector. To ensure long-lasting impact, an after-care module is put in place in which after-care plans of the ME Concepts are carefully monitored. Concept Booster Hackathons will be organised connecting maritime and offshore companies to ME Concepts to lay the groundwork for future collaborations. A ME Investment Portfolio enabling investors to diversify risk by investing in multiple ME Concepts simultaneously will be developed. These activities support 120 companies in bringing new products to the market and leverage €8 million of additional funding. To sustain MEA, lessons-learned in the service delivery to individual ME Concepts are used to develop a Technical & Commercial Service Offer, which will be jointly implemented after the project lifetime. This Service Offer aims to support another 40 ME Concepts in the years after project finalisation contributing to the creation of 300 new jobs and 500 maintained jobs in the NWE region.","Marine Energy (ME) refers to the renewable energy that can be captured from waves, tides, and salinity & thermal gradients. ME has the potential to deliver electricity to 350 million households globally by 2050. The NWE region leads the way in ME development and is uniquely positioned to become the global industry leader. However, efficient growth is hampered, as the sector is regionally oriented and fragmented. Foreseeable errors in technology development are being repeated, making the development of ME technologies unnecessarily inefficient and expensive. The Marine Energy Alliance (MEA) unites regional expertise and capabilities of leading organisations with a track-record in ME development. The main objective is to progress the combined technical and commercial maturity level of 40 SMEs developing ME Concepts (TRL 3-4), reducing the risk in the subsequent capital-intensive demonstration phase by 20%. This is achieved by delivering a tailored suite of integrated technical and commercial services, which is innovative and new to the sector. To ensure long-lasting impact, an after-care module is put in place in which after-care plans of the ME Concepts are carefully monitored. Concept Booster Hackathons will be organised connecting maritime and offshore companies to ME Concepts to lay the groundwork for future collaborations. A ME Investment Portfolio enabling investors to diversify risk by investing in multiple ME Concepts simultaneously will be developed. These activities support 120 companies in bringing new products to the market and leverage €8 million of additional funding. To sustain MEA, lessons-learned in the service delivery to individual ME Concepts are used to develop a Technical & Commercial Service Offer, which will be jointly implemented after the project lifetime. This Service Offer aims to support another 40 ME Concepts in the years after project finalisation contributing to the creation of 300 new jobs and 500 maintained jobs in the NWE region.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234218","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157941","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157941","Ireland",null,"04/02/2015",null,"50","249875","EUR","124937.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531720",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13819: Expansion of plastic composite sheet & film & extrusion manufacturing facility","13819: Expansion of plastic composite sheet & film & extrusion manufacturing facility","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296958","The Innovation Pathway Programme","The Innovation Pathway Programme","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/08/2016","31/03/2022","65.51","22443035.35","EUR","14702502.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381043","57.4772047,-4.1815896|55.8605281,-4.2611693|54.1684976,-6.3349263|54.1773009,-6.3431756|55.0740828,-6.9321268|54.95695,-7.706834",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Border Region|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Glasgow City|Causeway Coast and Glens|Newry, Mourne and Down","IE041|UKM62|UKM82|UKN0C|UKN08","2014-2020","The Co-Innovate Programme will increase the proportion of SMEs engaged in cross-border research and innovation (R&I) collaboration in the eligible region from 22% (2014) to 33% (2023). The Programme will result in a transformation of the awareness and performance of innovation activities in the eligible region, in enhanced cross-border linkages, and in strengthened innovation capabilities in SMEs. These benefits will continue well beyond the lifetime of the project. The project involves five strands of activity that engage over 1,408 SMEs, providing education and capability development support tailored to their needs and absorptive capacities. The programme will complement existing R&I resources in the target area. It is focused on the needs of SMEs, and developing their capability to use available innovation resources. Strand, Activities, Outputs. Results: 1 Innovation Ready Reckoner; Workshops, 1,408 SMEs; Heightened awareness of the need for R&I in business and of ways to develop R&I capability. 2 Business status reviews; Innovation audits, 469 innovation audits; Participants have a thorough understanding of their R&I position, and a clear action plan to achieve their aims and objectives in terms of new product and process development. 3 Innovation Capability Development Programme, 94 SMEs, Enhanced capability. 4 Innovation graduates & academic partnership,. 70 innovation interns engaged, Jobs created; investment in human capital; development of new products and processes. 5 Business-to-Business Innovation Partnerships, 4 R&I network projects; 15 cooperative R&I projects grant-aided, Increased performance, capability and profit for SMEs; sustainable innovation networks. Information added on 2020-05-05, regarding the mitigation of the effects of COVID-19 (the corona virus pandemic that started in 2019): The Co-innovate project is looking to support a Personal Protective Equipment B2B Cluster under its Strand 5 (Business-to-Business Innovation Partnerships).","The Co-Innovate Programme will increase the proportion of SMEs engaged in cross-border research and innovation (R&I) collaboration in the eligible region from 22% (2014) to 33% (2023). The Programme will result in a transformation of the awareness and performance of innovation activities in the eligible region, in enhanced cross-border linkages, and in strengthened innovation capabilities in SMEs. These benefits will continue well beyond the lifetime of the project. The project involves five strands of activity that engage over 1,408 SMEs, providing education and capability development support tailored to their needs and absorptive capacities. The programme will complement existing R&I resources in the target area. It is focused on the needs of SMEs, and developing their capability to use available innovation resources. Strand, Activities, Outputs. Results: 1 Innovation Ready Reckoner; Workshops, 1,408 SMEs; Heightened awareness of the need for R&I in business and of ways to develop R&I capability. 2 Business status reviews; Innovation audits, 469 innovation audits; Participants have a thorough understanding of their R&I position, and a clear action plan to achieve their aims and objectives in terms of new product and process development. 3 Innovation Capability Development Programme, 94 SMEs, Enhanced capability. 4 Innovation graduates & academic partnership,. 70 innovation interns engaged, Jobs created; investment in human capital; development of new products and processes. 5 Business-to-Business Innovation Partnerships, 4 R&I network projects; 15 cooperative R&I projects grant-aided, Increased performance, capability and profit for SMEs; sustainable innovation networks. Information added on 2020-05-05, regarding the mitigation of the effects of COVID-19 (the corona virus pandemic that started in 2019): The Co-innovate project is looking to support a Personal Protective Equipment B2B Cluster under its Strand 5 (Business-to-Business Innovation Partnerships).","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232238","Guru - Student Information Platform","Guru - Student Information Platform","Ireland",null,"01/06/2015","01/06/2017","50","208726.86","EUR","104363.43","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Guru - Student Information Platform","Guru - Student Information Platform","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233297","Measuring Media Effectiveness","Measuring Media Effectiveness","Ireland",null,"01/09/2014","31/05/2017","50","109562.31","EUR","54781.16","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Measuring Media Effectiveness","Measuring Media Effectiveness","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232227","Designworks Studio Ltd. is a jewellery design & production based business. It produces and sells exclusive handmade jewellery from 12 prominent & emerging Irish based designers as well as 2 international designers who have established connections with the store & Cork City.","Designworks Studio Ltd. is a jewellery design & production based business. It produces and sells exclusive handmade jewellery from 12 prominent & emerging Irish based designers as well as 2 international designers who have established connections with the store & Cork City.","Ireland",null,"02/03/2015","31/12/2015","50","5000","EUR","2500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531443","51.8979282,-8.4705806","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Designworks Studio Ltd. is a jewellery design & production based business. It produces and sells exclusive handmade jewellery from 12 prominent & emerging Irish based designers as well as 2 international designers who have established connections with the store & Cork City.","Designworks Studio Ltd. is a jewellery design & production based business. It produces and sells exclusive handmade jewellery from 12 prominent & emerging Irish based designers as well as 2 international designers who have established connections with the store & Cork City.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295231","Atlantic Blue Port Services: contanimate discharge of water in ports, not at sea","Atlantic Blue Port Services: contanimate discharge of water in ports, not at sea","Portugal|Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/09/2017","29/04/2020","75","2959900","EUR","2219925","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4378296","50.9097004,-1.4043509|28.1235459,-15.4362574|32.6669328,-16.9240554|53.4083714,-2.9915726|53.389991,-3.023009|43.3517357,-4.1149798|48.390394,-4.486076|43.5322015,-5.6611195|37.3890924,-5.9844589|51.8985143,-8.4756035|38.6608149,-9.0790724|38.9443106,-9.3320856|51.8372247,4.9758292",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Cantabria|Madeira|Gran Canaria|South-West Region, Ireland|Southampton|Seville Province|Province of Asturias|Wirral|Lisbon metropolitan area|Zuidoost-Zuid-Holland|Finistère|Liverpool","ES130|PT300|ES705|IE053|UKJ32|ES618|ES120|UKD74|PT170|NL33A|FRH02|UKD72","2014-2020","As pillar of MARPOL, the EU Port Reception Facility (PRF) directive obliges ports providing adequate PRF, ships delivering waste in the port and recommends a cost recovery system (CRS) as an incentives. IMO has also developed a PRF database, a user service. The IMO Ballast Water Management Convention (BWMC) entered into force on September 2017. Despite regulations, discharge at sea is still practiced. Port users complain about the variability, cost and lack of adequate port discharge facilities. BLUEPORTS aims to provide a practical support to the ESSF/EMSA, using the Atlantic Area as a physical platform and its maritime community as a resource to design, prototype, test and demonstrate the “ideal” PRF and services for oiled and ballast water (as first concern). The overall goal is to create awareness and motivation within the maritime community to stop discharge at sea by designing in consensus the \"Blue Port Services\" for 2020 and beyond. The project will create a cooperation framework and network for all parties by addressing users, providers and policy makers. The project emphasizes innovation: in techniques, to reduce operation time, in financial instruments to facilitate investment and adjust service costs and in user friendly booking services.","As pillar of MARPOL, the EU Port Reception Facility (PRF) directive obliges ports providing adequate PRF, ships delivering waste in the port and recommends a cost recovery system (CRS) as an incentives. IMO has also developed a PRF database, a user service. The IMO Ballast Water Management Convention (BWMC) entered into force on September 2017. Despite regulations, discharge at sea is still practiced. Port users complain about the variability, cost and lack of adequate port discharge facilities. BLUEPORTS aims to provide a practical support to the ESSF/EMSA, using the Atlantic Area as a physical platform and its maritime community as a resource to design, prototype, test and demonstrate the “ideal” PRF and services for oiled and ballast water (as first concern). The overall goal is to create awareness and motivation within the maritime community to stop discharge at sea by designing in consensus the \"Blue Port Services\" for 2020 and beyond. The project will create a cooperation framework and network for all parties by addressing users, providers and policy makers. The project emphasizes innovation: in techniques, to reduce operation time, in financial instruments to facilitate investment and adjust service costs and in user friendly booking services.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233941","LEO Galway Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Galway Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2018","50","111859.43","EUR","55929.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531852","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234207","LEO Westmeath Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Westmeath Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","156832.9","EUR","78416.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531776",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295723","Nutrient Recycling – from pilot production to farms and fields","Nutrient Recycling – from pilot production to farms and fields","Netherlands|Ireland|France|Germany|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"20/09/2017","31/03/2023","60","4891952.36","EUR","2935171.42","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4357783","52.8001601,-6.9505051|51.882958,-8.5310157|52.6694565,-8.5719338|48.8782189,2.2795608|50.9011704,3.12451|51.0473307,3.7280928|50.8025053,3.8070231|51.9743838,5.6480382|49.89024,6.13524|48.3827592,6.6041607|49.2457239,6.9393476|50.1877223,8.5892945",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|South-West Region, Ireland|Regionalverband Saarbrücken|Arrondissement of Roeselare|Arrondissement of Oudenaarde|Arrondissement of Ghent|Hochtaunuskreis|Vosges|Veluwe|Luxembourg|Paris","IE051|IE052|IE053|DEC01|BE256|BE235|BE234|DE718|FRF34|NL221|LU000|FR101","2014-2020","The project aims at increasing recycling rates of the plant nutrients Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K). P and K are limited and finite resources, and production of N fertilizers is energy intensive. Despite recovery technologies having been developed, the use of recycling-derived fertilizer products by farmers is limited until now. The barriers for the limited use will be overcome. Selected countries are IE-UK, DE-NL and BE-FR. Within these countries, regions with nutrient shortage and surplus can be distinguished. Possibilities for exchange of recycled nutrients between regions will be explored and producer-consumer collaboration developed. Upcycling nutrients in surplus regions to mineral fertilizer quality (according to farmers’ needs) will create demand in nutrient-demand regions in NWE. By developing transnational markets and by communicating policy advice, market barriers will be reduced. This will result in replacing mineral fertilizer amounts with recycling-derived products by the end of the project (-54,000 t N, -4,000 t P, -60,000 t K). The 3 largest waste streams (sewage sludge, food waste and manure) will be considered and in an enterprise-academia cooperative monitoring processes, 20 producers will succeed to improve 17 recycling-derived fertiliser products; properties according to end-user needs. Development of transnational trade chains will facilitate 20 enterprises to introduce new-to market recycling fertiliser products. In bottom-up cooperation with farmers, 8 farm enterprises will host demo fields and thus receive training. The knowledge transfer extents with demo events to members of 10 farmers’ organizations. Farmers knowledge lack barrier is decreased and with transnational trade chains being developed, raw material nutrient use decreases.Due to communication to stakeholders (producers and farmers) (publications in magazines/ internet; workshops) 2% (-108,000 t N, -8,000t P, -120,000t K) of mineral fertilizer amounts will be replaced with recycling-derived products after 5 yrs and 6% (-324,000t N, 24,000t P, 360,000t K) after 10 yrs. Farmers’ organizations and fertiliser producer branch organisations as associate partners ensure long term implementation.","The project aims at increasing recycling rates of the plant nutrients Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K). P and K are limited and finite resources, and production of N fertilizers is energy intensive. Despite recovery technologies having been developed, the use of recycling-derived fertilizer products by farmers is limited until now. The barriers for the limited use will be overcome. Selected countries are IE-UK, DE-NL and BE-FR. Within these countries, regions with nutrient shortage and surplus can be distinguished. Possibilities for exchange of recycled nutrients between regions will be explored and producer-consumer collaboration developed. Upcycling nutrients in surplus regions to mineral fertilizer quality (according to farmers’ needs) will create demand in nutrient-demand regions in NWE. By developing transnational markets and by communicating policy advice, market barriers will be reduced. This will result in replacing mineral fertilizer amounts with recycling-derived products by the end of the project (-54,000 t N, -4,000 t P, -60,000 t K). The 3 largest waste streams (sewage sludge, food waste and manure) will be considered and in an enterprise-academia cooperative monitoring processes, 20 producers will succeed to improve 17 recycling-derived fertiliser products; properties according to end-user needs. Development of transnational trade chains will facilitate 20 enterprises to introduce new-to market recycling fertiliser products. In bottom-up cooperation with farmers, 8 farm enterprises will host demo fields and thus receive training. The knowledge transfer extents with demo events to members of 10 farmers’ organizations. Farmers knowledge lack barrier is decreased and with transnational trade chains being developed, raw material nutrient use decreases.Due to communication to stakeholders (producers and farmers) (publications in magazines/ internet; workshops) 2% (-108,000 t N, -8,000t P, -120,000t K) of mineral fertilizer amounts will be replaced with recycling-derived products after 5 yrs and 6% (-324,000t N, 24,000t P, 360,000t K) after 10 yrs. Farmers’ organizations and fertiliser producer branch organisations as associate partners ensure long term implementation.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234134","ADN MATERIALS LTD 160229","ADN MATERIALS LTD 160229","Ireland",null,"31/05/2016",null,"50","5816.1","EUR","2908.05","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532064","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13892: Development of a polymer process to take white plastic and attempt to create pellets for use in high grade polymer manufacturing","13892: Development of a polymer process to take white plastic and attempt to create pellets for use in high grade polymer manufacturing","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548089","Gender Equality","Gender Equality","Ireland",null,"03/04/2017",null,"50","11000000","EUR","5500000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614771","53.33894015,-6.2527128217596|53.3176976,-6.2595251325698|53.40642945,-6.2871014736747|53.3502629,-6.3202128838661|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.0934628,-7.0587925155133|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.1509131,-7.6577981806527|51.8979282,-8.4705806|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","111","Combating all forms of discrimination and promoting equal opportunities","TO09","Social inclusion","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE041","2014-2020","This operation will specifically offer women the opportunity to acquire a range of skills which will enable them to return to the labour market or support their entrepreneurial capabilities.","This operation will specifically offer women the opportunity to acquire a range of skills which will enable them to return to the labour market or support their entrepreneurial capabilities.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232198","An anonymous social media app that connects friends, colleague & classmates through their newsfeed & communities.","An anonymous social media app that connects friends, colleague & classmates through their newsfeed & communities.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/01/2015","50",null,"EUR",null,"https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531415","52.2609997,-7.1119081","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","An anonymous social media app that connects friends, colleague & classmates through their newsfeed & communities.","An anonymous social media app that connects friends, colleague & classmates through their newsfeed & communities.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233995","Business Advisor Costs 2015","Business Advisor Costs 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","71560.19","EUR","35780.1","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531893","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13605: Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence, and flt overhead rate (15%) for 2015","13605: Business Advisor salary, travel & subsistence, and flt overhead rate (15%) for 2015","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297874","Building shared knowledge capital to support natural resource governance in the Northern periphery","Building shared knowledge capital to support natural resource governance in the Northern periphery","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|Norway|Iceland",null,"15/06/2015","14/11/2015","45.95","39433.11","EUR","18120.61","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356434","64.1372449,-21.9458281|53.276035,-9.0595869|69.6492047,18.9553238|63.8212732,20.3158615|66.4806239,25.714047|66.4853375,25.7150496",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Lapland|Västerbotten County|West Region, Ireland|Capital Region|Troms og Finnmark","FI1D7|SE331|IE042|IS001|NO074","2014-2020","Peripheral livelihoods and land use depend heavily on natural resources but their management is often contested by various stakeholder interests. The challenge of reconciliation of various land-use modes is how to acknowledge, combine and make use of local, scientific and other expert knowledge. This project develops planning tools that make use of participatory techniques for decision making. Concretely, the development of participatory tools such as participatory GIS, is needed. Until now these tools have been developed for urban areas and utilized successfully. However, the challenges of the use the tools in rural areas are the following: how to reach various stakeholders in sparsely populated areas and how to make especially social and traditional knowledge spatially explicit. In addition, the challenge is how to apply information technology dependent participatory methods for remote regions. The project will work with stakeholders in such livelihoods as herding, tourism, recreation, forestry, mining and energy production. The focus is in local, as well as in indigenous, residents’ knowledge.","Peripheral livelihoods and land use depend heavily on natural resources but their management is often contested by various stakeholder interests. The challenge of reconciliation of various land-use modes is how to acknowledge, combine and make use of local, scientific and other expert knowledge. This project develops planning tools that make use of participatory techniques for decision making. Concretely, the development of participatory tools such as participatory GIS, is needed. Until now these tools have been developed for urban areas and utilized successfully. However, the challenges of the use the tools in rural areas are the following: how to reach various stakeholders in sparsely populated areas and how to make especially social and traditional knowledge spatially explicit. In addition, the challenge is how to apply information technology dependent participatory methods for remote regions. The project will work with stakeholders in such livelihoods as herding, tourism, recreation, forestry, mining and energy production. The focus is in local, as well as in indigenous, residents’ knowledge.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234221","SECTO SERVICES LTD 158189","SECTO SERVICES LTD 158189","Ireland",null,"26/03/2015",null,"50","40000","EUR","20000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531790",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13845: Recruitment of a Chief Financial Officer","13845: Recruitment of a Chief Financial Officer","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233600","i-PAD: Innovative biological phosphate (bioP) and anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for waste teat","i-PAD: Innovative biological phosphate (bioP) and anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for waste teat","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","30/08/2019","50","4245.56","EUR","2122.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14143: i-PAD: Innovative biological phosphate (bioP) and anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for waste teatment, energy generation and phosphorus recovery","14143: i-PAD: Innovative biological phosphate (bioP) and anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for waste teatment, energy generation and phosphorus recovery","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233956","Verification of Renal Denervation for the Treatment of Resistant Hypertension REI1433","Verification of Renal Denervation for the Treatment of Resistant Hypertension REI1433","Ireland",null,"03/01/2017","03/04/2017","50","8639.52","EUR","4319.76","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Verification of Renal Denervation for the Treatment of Resistant Hypertension","Verification of Renal Denervation for the Treatment of Resistant Hypertension","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300618","Delivering NWE dairy farmers, vets and extension workers with innovative and holistic monitoring tool to screen animals with regards to animal welfare and more especially freedom from disease, hunger and stress, through new smart data opportunities and across a network of European farmers’ organizations.","Delivering NWE dairy farmers, vets and extension workers with innovative and holistic monitoring tool to screen animals with regards to animal welfare and more especially freedom from disease, hunger and stress, through new smart data opportunities and across a network of European farmers’ organizations.","Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Switzerland|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"25/10/2018","24/12/2022","55.97","4129400","EUR","2311410","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4386397|https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4389060","51.4739074,-2.1235172|51.7554817,-8.7827289|48.8763437,2.3349402|48.8409786,2.3756444|50.5616179,4.6966312|50.5713377,4.6994533|50.3076791,5.0985469|49.8395181,6.0940431|48.7304099,6.1804006|51.3276624,6.6221751|47.1754822,8.5041095|48.792056,9.197464|52.9217159,9.2849715",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Stuttgart|South-West Region, Ireland|Verden|Zug|Wiltshire|Krefeld|Arrondissement of Dinant|Arrondissement of Namur|Meurthe-et-Moselle|Luxembourg|Paris","DE111|IE053|DE93B|CH066|UKK15|DEA14|BE351|BE352|FRF31|LU000|FR101","2014-2020","Happymoo will set up, demonstrate and roll-out a tool for dairy farmers, vets and extension workers to monitor cows ' welfare: freedom from disease, hunger and stress. In the highly competitive NWE dairy sector (60% of EU milk), animal welfare is an increasing concern, cause of economic losses. Meanwhile, the sector is very heterogeneous (small-big farms, organic-conventional farming, different legal settings), and challenged by digital revolution and the processing of increasing amounts of data in an integrated way. The core business of farmers’ organizations (8 partners) is to record animals’ performances, and so to produce tools for management and breeding purposes, e.g. milk recording. So, big quantities of data are processable. With vets, intermediaries (labs&authorities), and universities, all these will be computed and valued in machine learning models to screen cows according to the 3 welfare freedoms, linked to economic aspects. Major efforts will be made on biomarkers in milk and on innovative set of digital data processing systems: full and NWE-wide digitalization of the procedures, from milk analysis to decision making through animal monitoring, with exploitation of OPTIMIR project/EMR EEIG (Interreg IV-B) that enables today the standardization of milk analysis results. Outputs: Digitalization of required data and automated computation system (from lab to farm) ; Regular, cost-effective, individualized and non-invasive monitoring of animal welfare at large scale, instead of \"on-demand\" procedures ; Screening of animals for optimized vet’s intervention ; Simultaneous access to animal status for farmers and veterinarians (and other stakeholders). (Long-term) Results: Fast, efficient decisions making at farm level with user friendly tools ; Cost savings for farms due to more early and individual care of cows ; Secured jobs in the dairy sector ; Improved animal welfare and society 's perception of cattle farming.","Happymoo will set up, demonstrate and roll-out a tool for dairy farmers, vets and extension workers to monitor cows ' welfare: freedom from disease, hunger and stress. In the highly competitive NWE dairy sector (60% of EU milk), animal welfare is an increasing concern, cause of economic losses. Meanwhile, the sector is very heterogeneous (small-big farms, organic-conventional farming, different legal settings), and challenged by digital revolution and the processing of increasing amounts of data in an integrated way. The core business of farmers’ organizations (8 partners) is to record animals’ performances, and so to produce tools for management and breeding purposes, e.g. milk recording. So, big quantities of data are processable. With vets, intermediaries (labs&authorities), and universities, all these will be computed and valued in machine learning models to screen cows according to the 3 welfare freedoms, linked to economic aspects. Major efforts will be made on biomarkers in milk and on innovative set of digital data processing systems: full and NWE-wide digitalization of the procedures, from milk analysis to decision making through animal monitoring, with exploitation of OPTIMIR project/EMR EEIG (Interreg IV-B) that enables today the standardization of milk analysis results. Outputs: Digitalization of required data and automated computation system (from lab to farm) ; Regular, cost-effective, individualized and non-invasive monitoring of animal welfare at large scale, instead of \"on-demand\" procedures ; Screening of animals for optimized vet’s intervention ; Simultaneous access to animal status for farmers and veterinarians (and other stakeholders). (Long-term) Results: Fast, efficient decisions making at farm level with user friendly tools ; Cost savings for farms due to more early and individual care of cows ; Secured jobs in the dairy sector ; Improved animal welfare and society 's perception of cattle farming.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301819","Improving resource efficiency through designing innovative solutions to reduce food waste","Improving resource efficiency through designing innovative solutions to reduce food waste","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"15/09/2016","14/03/2021","60","5700494.27","EUR","3420296.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4383656","53.2284868,-0.5477961|48.0888474,-0.7554971|47.2646516,-1.5675368|47.9702682,-4.0941081|51.8838109,-8.5340369|51.6162354,-8.8929156|52.1646111,4.4766641|50.8844835,4.7118383|50.8837654,4.7128429|51.6858532,5.2850925|51.6779503,5.3293344|51.4463992,5.4589363|51.3610286,6.1296138|50.2051656,9.4794005",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-West Region, Ireland|Main-Kinzig-Kreis|Arrondissement of Leuven|Mayenne|Agglomeratie Leiden en Bollenstreek|Noordoost-Noord-Brabant|Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant|Noord-Limburg|Loire-Atlantique|Finistère","IE053|DE719|BE242|FRG03|NL337|NL413|NL414|NL421|FRG01|FRH02","2014-2020","FAO estimates that each year one-third of all food produced for human consumption in the world is lost[KM1] /wasted. In recent years several projects looked into this topic, with focus on the last parts of the chain: retail and consumers. This project will focus on the first parts of the chain responsible for 60% of EU’s food waste (FAO). In Food Heroes this drive towards a circular model is facilitated by collaboration among innovation stakeholders on design and testing of innovative solutions. In NWE territorial differences occur in innovation leadership. The project will help less innovative regions to implement an innovation ecosystem where the creative sector, agrifood sector, knowledge institutes and public authorities can collaborate in the design of solutions for food waste. In 3 transnational pilots specific issues of food waste/losses will be addressed, involving 120 SMEs and developing, testing and implementing 15 innovative solutions, leading to a waste reduction at the end of the project: Fish: currently 1,810 tons of waste in Ireland in filleting of white fish; 230,000 tons of waste in France. To be reduced with 468 tons. Fruits&vegetables: currently waste of 7.4M tons in NWE; to be reduced with 4,100 tons. Male chickens and goats: currently 87M 1-day male chicks are killed and 202,000 male goats are not brought to value in NL, DE, NW-FR; reduced killing of 0.5M male chicks; 15,000 male chickens and 3,250 male goats brought to higher value.< Roll out of developed solutions by dissemination of joint methodology for co-creative design, demonstration of best practices, international Food Heroes Award and participation in innovation platforms such as World Design Expo 2017 (NL). With long term effect of a wide roll out of developed solutions by more than 450 SMEs 10 years after project ends. We will deliver the results because of our relevant network of the partnership representing over 80,000 agrifood businesses in NWE.","FAO estimates that each year one-third of all food produced for human consumption in the world is lost[KM1] /wasted. In recent years several projects looked into this topic, with focus on the last parts of the chain: retail and consumers. This project will focus on the first parts of the chain responsible for 60% of EU’s food waste (FAO). In Food Heroes this drive towards a circular model is facilitated by collaboration among innovation stakeholders on design and testing of innovative solutions. In NWE territorial differences occur in innovation leadership. The project will help less innovative regions to implement an innovation ecosystem where the creative sector, agrifood sector, knowledge institutes and public authorities can collaborate in the design of solutions for food waste. In 3 transnational pilots specific issues of food waste/losses will be addressed, involving 120 SMEs and developing, testing and implementing 15 innovative solutions, leading to a waste reduction at the end of the project: Fish: currently 1,810 tons of waste in Ireland in filleting of white fish; 230,000 tons of waste in France. To be reduced with 468 tons. Fruits&vegetables: currently waste of 7.4M tons in NWE; to be reduced with 4,100 tons. Male chickens and goats: currently 87M 1-day male chicks are killed and 202,000 male goats are not brought to value in NL, DE, NW-FR; reduced killing of 0.5M male chicks; 15,000 male chickens and 3,250 male goats brought to higher value.< Roll out of developed solutions by dissemination of joint methodology for co-creative design, demonstration of best practices, international Food Heroes Award and participation in innovation platforms such as World Design Expo 2017 (NL). With long term effect of a wide roll out of developed solutions by more than 450 SMEs 10 years after project ends. We will deliver the results because of our relevant network of the partnership representing over 80,000 agrifood businesses in NWE.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233281","Ocular Microtremor Measurement Technology","Ocular Microtremor Measurement Technology","Ireland",null,"01/08/2015","31/10/2017","50","90402.62","EUR","45201.31","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Ocular Microtremor Measurement Technology","Ocular Microtremor Measurement Technology","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233719","VarX Microwave System for Treatment of Gastroesophageal Varices","VarX Microwave System for Treatment of Gastroesophageal Varices","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","31/05/2017","50","52782.29","EUR","26391.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","14129: VarX Microwave System for Treatment of Gastroesophageal Varices","14129: VarX Microwave System for Treatment of Gastroesophageal Varices","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233177","Expenditure to promote Irelands Best Young Entrepreneur Competition 2017","Expenditure to promote Irelands Best Young Entrepreneur Competition 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","8650.6","EUR","4325.3","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531543",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Irelands Best Young Entrepreneur Competition 2017","Expenditure to promote Irelands Best Young Entrepreneur Competition 2017","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233390","Fibre optic remote cartilage assessment tool for anthroscopy applications","Fibre optic remote cartilage assessment tool for anthroscopy applications","Ireland",null,"01/08/2014","31/03/2017","50","96748","EUR","48374","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Fibre optic remote cartilage assessment tool for anthroscopy applications","Fibre optic remote cartilage assessment tool for anthroscopy applications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233319","The project aimed to develop a platform to deliver an end-to-end turnkey solution for ingesting, processing & contextualising data from legacy systems, using a set of adapters at factory level that facilitate communication with disparate sources of data, after which the latter is funnelled to the cloud via a large-scale data pipeline, during which it is then processed & contextualised, so that upo","The project aimed to develop a platform to deliver an end-to-end turnkey solution for ingesting, processing & contextualising data from legacy systems, using a set of adapters at factory level that facilitate communication with disparate sources of data, after which the latter is funnelled to the cloud via a large-scale data pipeline, during which it is then processed & contextualised, so that upo","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","31/07/2018","50","79839.31","EUR","39919.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The project aimed to develop a platform to deliver an end-to-end turnkey solution for ingesting, processing & contextualising data from legacy systems, using a set of adapters at factory level that facilitate communication with disparate sources of data, after which the latter is funnelled to the cloud via a large-scale data pipeline, during which it is then processed & contextualised, so that upon arrival in the cloud it is ready for consumption by third party analytics, etc.","The project aimed to develop a platform to deliver an end-to-end turnkey solution for ingesting, processing & contextualising data from legacy systems, using a set of adapters at factory level that facilitate communication with disparate sources of data, after which the latter is funnelled to the cloud via a large-scale data pipeline, during which it is then processed & contextualised, so that upon arrival in the cloud it is ready for consumption by third party analytics, etc.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232289","Production of a high gloss quality designed advertising publication featuring local businesses and service providers which is free to customers","Production of a high gloss quality designed advertising publication featuring local businesses and service providers which is free to customers","Ireland",null,"25/06/2015","31/12/2015","50","2000","EUR","1000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531501","52.68477435,-7.898080410304","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-West Region","IE051","2014-2020","Production of a high gloss quality designed advertising publication featuring local businesses and service providers which is free to customers","Production of a high gloss quality designed advertising publication featuring local businesses and service providers which is free to customers","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232171","AMN Productions Ltd - Feasibility","AMN Productions Ltd - Feasibility","Ireland",null,"12/12/2014","31/12/2015","50","4784","EUR","2392","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531369","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Developing an app for iOS & android for vertical market of audio-visual sector to make it easier for producers of films & TV projects","Developing an app for iOS & android for vertical market of audio-visual sector to make it easier for producers of films & TV projects","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234216","LEO Westmeath IBYE 2017","LEO Westmeath IBYE 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","21486.3","EUR","10743.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531776",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 & 35 through training and development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 & 35 through training and development","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234156","James Kirwan Priming","James Kirwan Priming","Ireland",null,"31/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","3000","EUR","1500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531725","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13586: Installation of 3 Phase electricity for production of icecream","13586: Installation of 3 Phase electricity for production of icecream","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234108","LEO Monaghan Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Monaghan Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","153376.23","EUR","76688.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532052","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298189","More than a Club","More than a Club","Ireland",null,"01/10/2017","30/04/2019","80","1281916","EUR","1025533","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4377155","53.3953999,-6.3561328000001",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","More than a Club is a joint project between the Football Association of Ireland and Welsh social enterprise, Vi-Ability. It aims to work with local professional football clubs in Ireland and Wales to help them set up stand-alone social enterprises which will address social needs within disadvantaged communities. The project will empower the clubs to recognise and use the powerful attraction of football and the value of their club brand locally in order to develop partnerships with statutory agencies and community groups to deliver important social programmes.","More than a Club is a joint project between the Football Association of Ireland and Welsh social enterprise, Vi-Ability. It aims to work with local professional football clubs in Ireland and Wales to help them set up stand-alone social enterprises which will address social needs within disadvantaged communities. The project will empower the clubs to recognise and use the powerful attraction of football and the value of their club brand locally in order to develop partnerships with statutory agencies and community groups to deliver important social programmes.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232284","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","12877.64","EUR","6438.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531497","53.45893418018,-6.2190529077008","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233229","Photo2CAD allows the user to capture key dimensions of building & object features using their smartphone camera & a conversion feature that instantly turns the captured photo into a CAD drawing.","Photo2CAD allows the user to capture key dimensions of building & object features using their smartphone camera & a conversion feature that instantly turns the captured photo into a CAD drawing.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50",null,"EUR",null,"https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531595","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Photo2CAD allows the user to capture key dimensions of building & object features using their smartphone camera & a conversion feature that instantly turns the captured photo into a CAD drawing.","Photo2CAD allows the user to capture key dimensions of building & object features using their smartphone camera & a conversion feature that instantly turns the captured photo into a CAD drawing.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234002","JETWASH INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 159117","JETWASH INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 159117","Ireland",null,"13/11/2015","04/08/2017","50","7750","EUR","3875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531898","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit a Technical Manager","Recruit a Technical Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296148","Resilience for EU Bathing Waters and Coastal Communities","Resilience for EU Bathing Waters and Coastal Communities","Ireland",null,"01/10/2017","30/09/2022","80","6722946","EUR","5378357","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4361592","53.308244,-6.2241652",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","The Acclimatize operation will close the knowledge gap in relation to the faecal pollution of 'at-risk' urban and rural bathing waters in Ireland and Wales by identifying and quantifying pollution streams and determining their impact on these waters through a dynamic period of climate change. The project will develop a range of practical management methods, including smart real‐time predictive tools, to improve the quality of such coastal waters to ensure compliance with regulations to protect human health and the marine environment. Data models will be developed to inform the effects of climate change, through altered weather patterns, including rainfall, temperature and tides which impact the quality of water in coastal areas. The Acclimatize project will focus on designated and ‘at-risk’ bathing waters in two complementary environments, a large scale urban and a rural agricultural environment.","The Acclimatize operation will close the knowledge gap in relation to the faecal pollution of 'at-risk' urban and rural bathing waters in Ireland and Wales by identifying and quantifying pollution streams and determining their impact on these waters through a dynamic period of climate change. The project will develop a range of practical management methods, including smart real‐time predictive tools, to improve the quality of such coastal waters to ensure compliance with regulations to protect human health and the marine environment. Data models will be developed to inform the effects of climate change, through altered weather patterns, including rainfall, temperature and tides which impact the quality of water in coastal areas. The Acclimatize project will focus on designated and ‘at-risk’ bathing waters in two complementary environments, a large scale urban and a rural agricultural environment.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232253","Controlling Post-translational Proteolysis of a Recombinant Protein produced by CHO Cells","Controlling Post-translational Proteolysis of a Recombinant Protein produced by CHO Cells","Ireland",null,"01/09/2016","31/08/2018","50","26986.74","EUR","13493.37","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Controlling Post-translational Proteolysis of a Recombinant Protein produced by CHO Cells","Controlling Post-translational Proteolysis of a Recombinant Protein produced by CHO Cells","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295613","Adaptation and implementation of floating wind energy conversion technology for the Atlantic region","Adaptation and implementation of floating wind energy conversion technology for the Atlantic region","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/11/2017","31/10/2020","75","3920146.54","EUR","2940109.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2993304","42.8127607,-1.5980928|32.6669328,-16.9240554|58.9809401,-2.9605206|43.3246703,-2.9854477|53.4083714,-2.9915726|40.4167754,-3.7037902|48.390394,-4.486076|43.489646,-8.2193451|51.8985143,-8.4756035|38.7222524,-9.1393366|38.831549,-9.1741095",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Navarre|Madeira|South-West Region, Ireland|Biscay|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Finistère|Orkney Islands|Liverpool","ES220|PT300|IE053|ES213|ES111|PT170|FRH02|UKM65|UKD72","2014-2020","The countries of the Atlantic Area have the world’s best offshore wind resource and there is huge opportunity to develop a viable industry supporting thousands of jobs, as well as helping to meet targets for green energy production. The ARCWIND project contributes to the transition from fixed to floating wind platform systems for use in deeper water and more exposed sites in the Atlantic Area by the assessment of wind energy potential with a regional atmospheric model and remote sensed data, the study of different types of floating high power wind turbines numerically and experimentally. A multicriteria approach for selecting the locations of the wind energy farms will be developed and applied to the Atlantic region countries. The project will also contribute to the feasibility and appropriateness of having different types of floating wind turbines installed in the various locations, considering the specific features of the sites and the main types of floating structures. High power turbine concepts and innovative control algorithms will be considered as case studies and then chosen for each country, in which a specific concept of platform will be studied numerically and experimentally. Also farms with these platforms will be considered for cost assessment, logistics and maintenance planning, as well as risk assessment.","The countries of the Atlantic Area have the world’s best offshore wind resource and there is huge opportunity to develop a viable industry supporting thousands of jobs, as well as helping to meet targets for green energy production. The ARCWIND project contributes to the transition from fixed to floating wind platform systems for use in deeper water and more exposed sites in the Atlantic Area by the assessment of wind energy potential with a regional atmospheric model and remote sensed data, the study of different types of floating high power wind turbines numerically and experimentally. A multicriteria approach for selecting the locations of the wind energy farms will be developed and applied to the Atlantic region countries. The project will also contribute to the feasibility and appropriateness of having different types of floating wind turbines installed in the various locations, considering the specific features of the sites and the main types of floating structures. High power turbine concepts and innovative control algorithms will be considered as case studies and then chosen for each country, in which a specific concept of platform will be studied numerically and experimentally. Also farms with these platforms will be considered for cost assessment, logistics and maintenance planning, as well as risk assessment.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233323","To develop a very strong industry-led, commercially-aligned, science-based approach to better understand, predict & control protein-protein interactions in milk protein systems involved in the conversion of dairy protein ingredients into premium, value-added soft cheese products with tailored & consistent physicochemical functionality.","To develop a very strong industry-led, commercially-aligned, science-based approach to better understand, predict & control protein-protein interactions in milk protein systems involved in the conversion of dairy protein ingredients into premium, value-added soft cheese products with tailored & consistent physicochemical functionality.","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","31/05/2017","50","76885.06","EUR","38442.53","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698","51.8979282,-8.4705806","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","To develop a very strong industry-led, commercially-aligned, science-based approach to better understand, predict & control protein-protein interactions in milk protein systems involved in the conversion of dairy protein ingredients into premium, value-added soft cheese products with tailored & consistent physicochemical functionality.","To develop a very strong industry-led, commercially-aligned, science-based approach to better understand, predict & control protein-protein interactions in milk protein systems involved in the conversion of dairy protein ingredients into premium, value-added soft cheese products with tailored & consistent physicochemical functionality.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300300","Heat and Anaerobic Digestion For District Heating","Heat and Anaerobic Digestion For District Heating","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/10/2018","31/12/2021","57.82","2021553.65","EUR","1168927.52","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365700","60.7689469,-0.8340683|65.2702367,-14.3946986|54.5929345,-5.928059|54.469092,-7.6361345|53.72197,-8.99143|62.6049809,29.7434127|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Belfast|Fermanagh and Omagh|Shetland Islands","FI1D3|IE042|IS002|UKN06|UKN0G|UKM66","2014-2020","HANDIHEAT will focus on energy performance in rural housing and public infrastructure challenges in peripheral and arctic regions. It will support the development of jobs and renewable energy business opportunities provided by extreme conditions in rural communities. The overall objective will be to develop a set of resources; implementation toolkits, decision making guides and a roadmap for the rural community housing sector. Pilots will provide visible proof and an enduring guide to what can be achieved. Challenges including a lack of critical mass, widely dispersed settlements, poor accessibility and vulnerability to climate change effects are all well recognised. HANDIHEAT will equip stakeholders in the communities with the skills and confidence to overcome these challenges. Identification of energy resources and knowledge of innovative solutions in other regions will stimulate renewable energy and attract investment. We will review both policy and non-policy drivers in each NPA jurisdiction. Policy drivers many contain gaps which may be addressed by non-policy driven practices from across the NPA region. The viability of these will be assessed. Any gaps or barriers will be addressed through a robust community engagement and communications plan including lobbying activities. The project focuses on energy networks for rural communities such as housing, both social and private, which are subject to fuel inequity/poverty and reliant on imported fossil fuels for energy. The development of community energy systems will increase the vitality of rural businesses and lead to a reduction in fuel inequity for those identified as vulnerable. It is aimed at identified opportunities for example to identify anaerobic digestion feedstocks and other underutilised local energy resources. Sustainable solutions will protect rural communities from energy price fluctuations and improve the social wellbeing and quality of living throughout NPA regions.","HANDIHEAT will focus on energy performance in rural housing and public infrastructure challenges in peripheral and arctic regions. It will support the development of jobs and renewable energy business opportunities provided by extreme conditions in rural communities. The overall objective will be to develop a set of resources; implementation toolkits, decision making guides and a roadmap for the rural community housing sector. Pilots will provide visible proof and an enduring guide to what can be achieved. Challenges including a lack of critical mass, widely dispersed settlements, poor accessibility and vulnerability to climate change effects are all well recognised. HANDIHEAT will equip stakeholders in the communities with the skills and confidence to overcome these challenges. Identification of energy resources and knowledge of innovative solutions in other regions will stimulate renewable energy and attract investment. We will review both policy and non-policy drivers in each NPA jurisdiction. Policy drivers many contain gaps which may be addressed by non-policy driven practices from across the NPA region. The viability of these will be assessed. Any gaps or barriers will be addressed through a robust community engagement and communications plan including lobbying activities. The project focuses on energy networks for rural communities such as housing, both social and private, which are subject to fuel inequity/poverty and reliant on imported fossil fuels for energy. The development of community energy systems will increase the vitality of rural businesses and lead to a reduction in fuel inequity for those identified as vulnerable. It is aimed at identified opportunities for example to identify anaerobic digestion feedstocks and other underutilised local energy resources. Sustainable solutions will protect rural communities from energy price fluctuations and improve the social wellbeing and quality of living throughout NPA regions.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297391","Big and Open Data for the development of new processes towards Atlantic heritage management","Big and Open Data for the development of new processes towards Atlantic heritage management","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/04/2019","31/12/2021","75","1571373","EUR","1178529.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4370598","43.2951,-0.370797|43.318334,-1.9812313|53.22739,-4.129263|55.864237,-4.251806|37.3890924,-5.9844589|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.8782132,-8.5448445|38.6598156,-9.2027757",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|North Wales|Seville Province|Gipuzkoa|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Pyrénées-Atlantiques|Glasgow City","IE053|UKL11|ES618|ES212|ES111|PT170|FRI15|UKM82","2014-2020","Tourism is a major engine of economic development, but it also creates a burden difficult to bear among the inhabitants Mass tourism is promoted for destinations of great cultural, historical and heritage importance, some of them also classified as World Heritage sites by UNESCO. BODAH aims at improving cooperation, joint planning and at better managing conflicting interests to improve the management of two kind of cultural destinations that can benefit and be affected by tourism and the pressure of local citizens: Old-historical city centres and Sites of particular cultural or heritage interest. The project plans to take advantage of technology and innovation in management tools (Smart Cities), in particular, through the collection of existing - and generation of complementary - data (Big Data, Open Data, Internet of the Things, data provided through existing sensors, local systems or cameras, etc.). One of the key objectives is to develop new solutions to address social and public needs, contributing to create new alternative offers adapted to the interests of visitors to better distribute their crowd flows, as well as redistribute impacts (both, environmental and economic ones) on heritage sites, cities and monuments.","Tourism is a major engine of economic development, but it also creates a burden difficult to bear among the inhabitants Mass tourism is promoted for destinations of great cultural, historical and heritage importance, some of them also classified as World Heritage sites by UNESCO. BODAH aims at improving cooperation, joint planning and at better managing conflicting interests to improve the management of two kind of cultural destinations that can benefit and be affected by tourism and the pressure of local citizens: Old-historical city centres and Sites of particular cultural or heritage interest. The project plans to take advantage of technology and innovation in management tools (Smart Cities), in particular, through the collection of existing - and generation of complementary - data (Big Data, Open Data, Internet of the Things, data provided through existing sensors, local systems or cameras, etc.). One of the key objectives is to develop new solutions to address social and public needs, contributing to create new alternative offers adapted to the interests of visitors to better distribute their crowd flows, as well as redistribute impacts (both, environmental and economic ones) on heritage sites, cities and monuments.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233304","Suspended gate radiation sensing field effect transistor for health monitor","Suspended gate radiation sensing field effect transistor for health monitor","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","30/06/2016","50","133444.55","EUR","66722.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Suspended gate radiation sensing field effect transistor for health monitor","Suspended gate radiation sensing field effect transistor for health monitor","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235247","Feasibility study of using Data Analytics for Extrusion Moulding process optimisation","Feasibility study of using Data Analytics for Extrusion Moulding process optimisation","Ireland",null,"07/03/2016","07/09/2016","50","8446.56","EUR","4223.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Feasibility study of using data analytics for extrusion moulding process optimisation","Feasibility study of using data analytics for extrusion moulding process optimisation","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232254","Digital Asset Workflow Automation using Image Recognition","Digital Asset Workflow Automation using Image Recognition","Ireland",null,"01/08/2015","31/10/2016","50","73771.01","EUR","36885.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Digital Asset Workflow Automation using Image Recognition","Digital Asset Workflow Automation using Image Recognition","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233293","Disrupting the global EdTech market with innovative web services and technologies","Disrupting the global EdTech market with innovative web services and technologies","Ireland",null,"02/02/2015","31/05/2017","50","270987.12","EUR","135493.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Disrupting the global EdTech market with innovative web services and technologies","Disrupting the global EdTech market with innovative web services and technologies","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233359","Process Innovation to Streamline Production & Improve Capability in the manufacture of meltblown non-woven polypropylene fiber","Process Innovation to Streamline Production & Improve Capability in the manufacture of meltblown non-woven polypropylene fiber","Ireland",null,"01/11/2015","31/01/2018","50","162547.87","EUR","81273.94","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Process Innovation to Streamline Production & Improve Capability in the manufacture of meltblown non-woven polypropylene fiber","Process Innovation to Streamline Production & Improve Capability in the manufacture of meltblown non-woven polypropylene fiber","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232300","Investigate, research & development of collaborative robotic automation systems & related IP for use with the automotive component manufacture and assembly sector.","Investigate, research & development of collaborative robotic automation systems & related IP for use with the automotive component manufacture and assembly sector.","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","31/10/2017","50","78121.3","EUR","39060.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531520",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Investigate, research & development of collaborative robotic automation systems & related IP for use with the automotive component manufacture and assembly sector.","Investigate, research & development of collaborative robotic automation systems & related IP for use with the automotive component manufacture and assembly sector.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232278","Market research, regulatory investigation, testing of product for stability of new medical device","Market research, regulatory investigation, testing of product for stability of new medical device","Ireland",null,"03/07/2014","31/12/2015","50","30280.48","EUR","15140.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531489","52.6510216,-7.2484948","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Market research, regulatory investigation, testing of product for stability of new medical device","Market research, regulatory investigation, testing of product for stability of new medical device","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299159","North West Greenway Network","North West Greenway Network","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","85","14861187.9","EUR","12632009.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355849","51.4514532,-2.5996638|54.9879402,-7.3003871|55.0042993,-7.321744|54.83352,-7.4792215",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Border Region|Bristol|Derry City and Strabane","IE041|UKK11|UKN0A","2014-2020","The North West Greenway Network (NWGN) project involves a cross-border (CB) partnership between Derry City and Strabane District Council (DCSDC), Donegal County Council (DCC), Transport NI (TNI) and Sustrans. It aims to develop up to 46.5km of Greenway network at 3 cross border locations to a standard width of 3m wide. The overall network cost and programme activity is costed at €18,534,874.70. A consortium of members with the required skills and experience to deliver the NWGN has been put in place. The project duration is expected to be 5 years to December 2021 – 2 years network design and development and 3 years delivery, as well as promotional and behavioural change activity. The project proposal has been designed so that it is scalable providing great connectivity across the region. One, more or all routes can be delivered subject to funding levels secured and future funding available. The proposed routes and their ranking are as follows: Route,Distance, Rank, Cost (Capital only): 1: Derry to Buncrana; 32.5km; Rank 1; € 9,400,846.00. 2: Muff to Derry, 10.5km; Rank 2; € 4,459,997.00. 3: Strabane to Lifford; 3.5km; Rank 3; €1,476,796.00. The NWGN project has the greatest capacity to impact positively on modal shift moving away from a car dependency culture in the Northwest. It will significantly reduce carbon emissions whilst contributing positively to the Project Result and Programme Outputs indicators. These are namely: • Up to 46.5m of Greenway Network to a standard 3m width. • A rise from a baseline of 2% to 7.5% in Modal shift away from carbon based transport generating journeys towards modes of carbon free sustainable and active travel. • Establish an accurate baseline for the specific funded routes. • An increase from 130 CB commuting and utility journeys by walking/cycling to 500. • A reduction in CO2 emissions of est. 319 metric tons per annum (see Annex 17). • Widespread behavioural and attitude change in all targeted beneficiaries.","The North West Greenway Network (NWGN) project involves a cross-border (CB) partnership between Derry City and Strabane District Council (DCSDC), Donegal County Council (DCC), Transport NI (TNI) and Sustrans. It aims to develop up to 46.5km of Greenway network at 3 cross border locations to a standard width of 3m wide. The overall network cost and programme activity is costed at €18,534,874.70. A consortium of members with the required skills and experience to deliver the NWGN has been put in place. The project duration is expected to be 5 years to December 2021 – 2 years network design and development and 3 years delivery, as well as promotional and behavioural change activity. The project proposal has been designed so that it is scalable providing great connectivity across the region. One, more or all routes can be delivered subject to funding levels secured and future funding available. The proposed routes and their ranking are as follows: Route,Distance, Rank, Cost (Capital only): 1: Derry to Buncrana; 32.5km; Rank 1; € 9,400,846.00. 2: Muff to Derry, 10.5km; Rank 2; € 4,459,997.00. 3: Strabane to Lifford; 3.5km; Rank 3; €1,476,796.00. The NWGN project has the greatest capacity to impact positively on modal shift moving away from a car dependency culture in the Northwest. It will significantly reduce carbon emissions whilst contributing positively to the Project Result and Programme Outputs indicators. These are namely: • Up to 46.5m of Greenway Network to a standard 3m width. • A rise from a baseline of 2% to 7.5% in Modal shift away from carbon based transport generating journeys towards modes of carbon free sustainable and active travel. • Establish an accurate baseline for the specific funded routes. • An increase from 130 CB commuting and utility journeys by walking/cycling to 500. • A reduction in CO2 emissions of est. 319 metric tons per annum (see Annex 17). • Widespread behavioural and attitude change in all targeted beneficiaries.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234113","CELTIC PURE LTD 159634","CELTIC PURE LTD 159634","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016","04/04/2017","50","17500","EUR","8750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532059","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Recruit a Production Manager","Recruit a Production Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233380","Lutein production from micro foliage using innovative biotechnology.","Lutein production from micro foliage using innovative biotechnology.","Ireland",null,"01/08/2016","31/07/2019","50","37768.9","EUR","18884.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531942","52.2609997,-7.1119081","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Lutein production from micro foliage using innovative biotechnology.","Lutein production from micro foliage using innovative biotechnology.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233174","Baby Textile Products.Consultancy and prototype support","Baby Textile Products.Consultancy and prototype support","Ireland",null,"11/11/2014","31/12/2015","50","9069","EUR","4534.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531541","52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Baby Textile Products.Consultancy and prototype support","Baby Textile Products.Consultancy and prototype support","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234137","CELTIC PURE LTD 159634","CELTIC PURE LTD 159634","Ireland",null,"01/03/2016",null,"50","17500","EUR","8750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532059","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13859: Recruitment of a Production Manager","13859: Recruitment of a Production Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233238","Platelet Monitoring Biochip","Platelet Monitoring Biochip","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","30/11/2017","50","11075.7","EUR","5537.85","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531609",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Platelet Monitoring Biochip","Platelet Monitoring Biochip","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233163","The objective of the AFX project is the development of a mobile prototype instrument for applications in the food processing/manufacturing industry. This involves establishment of portable immunodiagnostic techniques for quantitative food analysis & specifically, reliable trace analysis of gluten protein in food samples and on surfaces.","The objective of the AFX project is the development of a mobile prototype instrument for applications in the food processing/manufacturing industry. This involves establishment of portable immunodiagnostic techniques for quantitative food analysis & specifically, reliable trace analysis of gluten protein in food samples and on surfaces.","Ireland",null,"01/02/2015","18/10/2016","50","73776.38","EUR","36888.19","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531528",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","The objective of the AFX project is the development of a mobile prototype instrument for applications in the food processing/manufacturing industry. This involves establishment of portable immunodiagnostic techniques for quantitative food analysis & specifically, reliable trace analysis of gluten protein in food samples and on surfaces.","The objective of the AFX project is the development of a mobile prototype instrument for applications in the food processing/manufacturing industry. This involves establishment of portable immunodiagnostic techniques for quantitative food analysis & specifically, reliable trace analysis of gluten protein in food samples and on surfaces.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295423","Improving the management of Atlantic landscapes: accouting for biodiversity and ecosystem services","Improving the management of Atlantic landscapes: accouting for biodiversity and ecosystem services","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/11/2017","31/10/2020","75","2976034.16","EUR","2232025.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3135849","48.117266,-1.6777926|43.3246703,-2.9854477|43.4623057,-3.8099803|48.390394,-4.486076|54.597285,-5.93012|41.3010351,-7.7422354|53.270668,-9.0567905|38.7222524,-9.1393366",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Cantabria|West Region, Ireland|Biscay|Lisbon metropolitan area|Douro Subregion|Finistère|Ille-et-Vilaine|Belfast","ES130|IE042|ES213|PT170|PT11D|FRH02|FRH03|UKN06","2014-2020","An integrative, landscape management approach incorporating socioeconomic and climate change scenarios is critical to ensure the delivery of benefits from investments in Blue and Green Infrastructures to meet the 2020 EU biodiversity targets and sustainable development in the Atlantic Region. The ALICE project will develop a comprehensive package of new methods, tools and procedures to identify economic and social barriers to the delivery of benefits from Blue and Green Infrastructures implementation and to improve the characterization of biodiversity and the valuation of Ecosystem Services across four Atlantic case studies (Portugal, Spain, France and UK-Ireland). ALICE will focus on participative learning and modelling by engaging stakeholders and policy makers to identify best Blue and Green Infrastructures solutions. The key objectives of ALICE are: (i) develop a full-package of new methods, tools and procedures to assist with coastal and inland landscape management; (ii) targeting and stimulating BGI investment within the four case studies by quantifying the benefits for ES including biodiversity conservation, (iii) identify solutions for the economic and social barriers, which may limit investment in BGI in each of the four case studies, (iv) provide with stronger scientific and socioeconomic support for the effective implementation of future BGI and environmental policy.","An integrative, landscape management approach incorporating socioeconomic and climate change scenarios is critical to ensure the delivery of benefits from investments in Blue and Green Infrastructures to meet the 2020 EU biodiversity targets and sustainable development in the Atlantic Region. The ALICE project will develop a comprehensive package of new methods, tools and procedures to identify economic and social barriers to the delivery of benefits from Blue and Green Infrastructures implementation and to improve the characterization of biodiversity and the valuation of Ecosystem Services across four Atlantic case studies (Portugal, Spain, France and UK-Ireland). ALICE will focus on participative learning and modelling by engaging stakeholders and policy makers to identify best Blue and Green Infrastructures solutions. The key objectives of ALICE are: (i) develop a full-package of new methods, tools and procedures to assist with coastal and inland landscape management; (ii) targeting and stimulating BGI investment within the four case studies by quantifying the benefits for ES including biodiversity conservation, (iii) identify solutions for the economic and social barriers, which may limit investment in BGI in each of the four case studies, (iv) provide with stronger scientific and socioeconomic support for the effective implementation of future BGI and environmental policy.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233378","Manufacture of a unique range of childrens clothing","Manufacture of a unique range of childrens clothing","Ireland",null,"25/02/2014","31/12/2015","50","14347.98","EUR","7173.99","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531939","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Manufacture of a unique range of childrens clothing","Manufacture of a unique range of childrens clothing","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233934","ARD PRECISION (IRL) LIMITED 160345","ARD PRECISION (IRL) LIMITED 160345","Ireland",null,"11/07/2016","17/08/2017","50","121972.13","EUR","60986.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531840","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Introduce new mechanical engineering equipment","Introduce new mechanical engineering equipment","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295238","Ports, Past and Present: Cultural Crossings between Ireland and Wales","Ports, Past and Present: Cultural Crossings between Ireland and Wales","Ireland",null,"01/07/2019","30/06/2024","80","1770566","EUR","1416452","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698","51.8929592,-8.4937711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Our countries have experienced shared histories and profound differences. Ports on both sides also share a history of absorbing migrant labour from other cultures and languages. The PPP operation explores the cultures of the port areas of Dublin, Rosslare, Holyhead, Fishguard and Pembroke Dock and will bring this heritage to public awareness, both within coastal communities and to increase visitor numbers and enhance visitor experiences. In doing so it will increase the capacity of coastal communities to utilise their natural and cultural heritage as a driver to economic growth. The project aims to bring life and colour to the ports,enhancing the experience of modern travellers of all ages and interests, and encouraging people to spend more time and money in these towns.","Our countries have experienced shared histories and profound differences. Ports on both sides also share a history of absorbing migrant labour from other cultures and languages. The PPP operation explores the cultures of the port areas of Dublin, Rosslare, Holyhead, Fishguard and Pembroke Dock and will bring this heritage to public awareness, both within coastal communities and to increase visitor numbers and enhance visitor experiences. In doing so it will increase the capacity of coastal communities to utilise their natural and cultural heritage as a driver to economic growth. The project aims to bring life and colour to the ports,enhancing the experience of modern travellers of all ages and interests, and encouraging people to spend more time and money in these towns.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302772","Sligo County Council - SSS","Sligo County Council - SSS","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/03/2020","85","305664.52","EUR","259814.84","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4377210","54.27288,-8.4763837",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Sligo County Council has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement their PEACE Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. The PEACE Action Plan will be focused on three key areas: Children & Young People; Shared Spaces & Services; and Building Positive Relations. The Shared Spaces & Services theme will result in the development of a shared space in Stephens Street in Sligo City that will provide a venue for artistic, musical, cultural and heritage related events and displays.","Sligo County Council has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement their PEACE Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. The PEACE Action Plan will be focused on three key areas: Children & Young People; Shared Spaces & Services; and Building Positive Relations. The Shared Spaces & Services theme will result in the development of a shared space in Stephens Street in Sligo City that will provide a venue for artistic, musical, cultural and heritage related events and displays.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300203","Support Network for Social Entrepreneurs","Support Network for Social Entrepreneurs","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Switzerland|Luxembourg",null,"31/05/2018","30/06/2022","55.31","3026163.02","EUR","1673845.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4364748","48.4797782,-1.1240692|51.7466639,-3.3804028|57.4776591,-4.1831811|54.5117187,-6.0346989|52.2447795,-7.1423167|51.4034411,0.5379738|52.0930644,5.1157656|49.5095817,5.9221177|50.8871483,5.9778184|46.0076801,8.9558301",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-East Region, Ireland|South Wales|Medway|Zuid-Limburg|Ille-et-Vilaine|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Lisburn and Castlereagh|Luxembourg|Utrecht","IE052|UKL15|UKJ41|NL423|FRH03|UKM62|UKN0E|LU000|NL310","2014-2020","The project will develop a network of social entrepreneurship (SE) hubs around NWE, to act as local points for stimulating SE activity in disadvantaged regions of NWE. The partner regions are non-metropolitan, often peripheral, areas which experience market failure, outmigration of skilled workers, & a loss of talent to metropolitan areas. SE is a mechanism for stimulating economic growth when market solutions have failed. Such geographically excluded areas of NWE tend to show higher levels of outmigration compared to larger urban settlements, & limited, or no, access to business support services, fewer employment or business start-up opportunities & low levels of local regeneration. The project will develop a transnational network to support social entrepreneurs - people with innovative business ideas which address a social need. The project will support SEs to create or grow local social businesses which will deliver social & economic benefits. The benefits of an international network are that partners can build on EU-wide good practice in SE development & offer international know-how & opportunities to individuals who might become social entrepreneurs. Partners based in UK, IE, NL, LUX, FR & CH bring together business support agencies, local authorities, universities & social enterprise support specialists in a well-balanced partnership which brings expertise from rural & urban areas to address common problems of market failure. The project will support 300 people to access a programme of business support, leading to the development of 200 new enterprises, of which 70 will bring new products & services to the market. Beyond the end of the project, the network will continue to function as a voluntary collaboration. New members will join the network, which will be self-supporting, continuing to deliver SE benefits & approaches, influencing mainstream business support policy & encouraging other regions to adopt the SuNSE approach.","The project will develop a network of social entrepreneurship (SE) hubs around NWE, to act as local points for stimulating SE activity in disadvantaged regions of NWE. The partner regions are non-metropolitan, often peripheral, areas which experience market failure, outmigration of skilled workers, & a loss of talent to metropolitan areas. SE is a mechanism for stimulating economic growth when market solutions have failed. Such geographically excluded areas of NWE tend to show higher levels of outmigration compared to larger urban settlements, & limited, or no, access to business support services, fewer employment or business start-up opportunities & low levels of local regeneration. The project will develop a transnational network to support social entrepreneurs - people with innovative business ideas which address a social need. The project will support SEs to create or grow local social businesses which will deliver social & economic benefits. The benefits of an international network are that partners can build on EU-wide good practice in SE development & offer international know-how & opportunities to individuals who might become social entrepreneurs. Partners based in UK, IE, NL, LUX, FR & CH bring together business support agencies, local authorities, universities & social enterprise support specialists in a well-balanced partnership which brings expertise from rural & urban areas to address common problems of market failure. The project will support 300 people to access a programme of business support, leading to the development of 200 new enterprises, of which 70 will bring new products & services to the market. Beyond the end of the project, the network will continue to function as a voluntary collaboration. New members will join the network, which will be self-supporting, continuing to deliver SE benefits & approaches, influencing mainstream business support policy & encouraging other regions to adopt the SuNSE approach.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233169","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","96739.5","EUR","48369.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531536","52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297460","Sustainable Marine Energy Communities in the Northern and Periphery Regions","Sustainable Marine Energy Communities in the Northern and Periphery Regions","Finland|Ireland|Norway",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","48.95","96129.8","EUR","47056.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4371210","52.2447795,-7.1423167|53.24918,-9.20495|69.6492047,18.9553238|63.8337336,23.1608642",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Central Ostrobothnia|South-East Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Troms og Finnmark","FI1D5|IE052|IE042|NO074","2014-2020","To prepare Feasibility Studies concerning how Energy Communities (EC’s) can play a significant role in making Marine and Fishery regions more sustainable, significantly reduce their energy costs and control their energy-use profiles. Remote regions within the NPA area tend to be dominated by fishing-related industries which are central to their economic sustainability.Such regions face disadvantages including high-cost base, distance from markets, access to talent pools and limited economic diversity. New EU Directives will enable local regions to create EC’s to generate, store and sell energy to maximise their sustainability.SMEC will assess the criteria required for the optimum implementation of an EC in 3 remote areas in Ireland, Norway and Finland and complete Feasibility Studies in each. These studies will encompass all aspects of an integrated EC-renewable energy potential, energy profiling of industries, member assessment, development steps, economic models and legal frameworks. The studies will form an overall report detailing best practice. It will include a Design Framework for use by other coastal communities throughout the NPA in creating EC’s allowing them take control of their energy profiles and costs. It will include stakeholder mapping to ensure key stakeholders are engaged with in the upcoming Main Call. The project will specifically address Objective 2.1:Promoting energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. EC’s will develop the toolsets to ‘transfer and develop sustainable renewable energy generation suitable for cold climates and remote communities’. Inclusion of new mechanisms such as Peer to Peer trading under the new EU Directives will enable these local clusters to design renewable energy systems to meet the aggregated loads of these communities and to maximise their sustainability. This will ‘facilitate the use of place-based energy surpluses and development of smart energy management concepts in remote communities.","To prepare Feasibility Studies concerning how Energy Communities (EC’s) can play a significant role in making Marine and Fishery regions more sustainable, significantly reduce their energy costs and control their energy-use profiles. Remote regions within the NPA area tend to be dominated by fishing-related industries which are central to their economic sustainability.Such regions face disadvantages including high-cost base, distance from markets, access to talent pools and limited economic diversity. New EU Directives will enable local regions to create EC’s to generate, store and sell energy to maximise their sustainability.SMEC will assess the criteria required for the optimum implementation of an EC in 3 remote areas in Ireland, Norway and Finland and complete Feasibility Studies in each. These studies will encompass all aspects of an integrated EC-renewable energy potential, energy profiling of industries, member assessment, development steps, economic models and legal frameworks. The studies will form an overall report detailing best practice. It will include a Design Framework for use by other coastal communities throughout the NPA in creating EC’s allowing them take control of their energy profiles and costs. It will include stakeholder mapping to ensure key stakeholders are engaged with in the upcoming Main Call. The project will specifically address Objective 2.1:Promoting energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. EC’s will develop the toolsets to ‘transfer and develop sustainable renewable energy generation suitable for cold climates and remote communities’. Inclusion of new mechanisms such as Peer to Peer trading under the new EU Directives will enable these local clusters to design renewable energy systems to meet the aggregated loads of these communities and to maximise their sustainability. This will ‘facilitate the use of place-based energy surpluses and development of smart energy management concepts in remote communities.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234211","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157943","ATHLONE EXTRUSIONS LTD 157943","Ireland",null,"04/02/2015",null,"50","22195.39","EUR","11097.7","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531720",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13888: Development of plastic composites for the furniture industry, designed to provide  higher scratch resistance than the current  range of these materials.","13888: Development of plastic composites for the furniture industry, designed to provide  higher scratch resistance than the current  range of these materials.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233945","DAATIC - Data Analytics platform for Customer Intelligence based on big data","DAATIC - Data Analytics platform for Customer Intelligence based on big data","Ireland",null,"15/07/2015","31/10/2016","50","138718.94","EUR","69359.47","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","DAATIC - Data Analytics platform for Customer Intelligence based on big data","DAATIC - Data Analytics platform for Customer Intelligence based on big data","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233305","A sensor capsule for monitoring cell health in a bio reactor: Process Analytical Capsule-Patsule","A sensor capsule for monitoring cell health in a bio reactor: Process Analytical Capsule-Patsule","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","31/12/2018","50","54397.54","EUR","27198.77","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","A sensor capsule for monitoring cell health in a bio reactor: Process Analytical Capsule-Patsule","A sensor capsule for monitoring cell health in a bio reactor: Process Analytical Capsule-Patsule","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234230","CRITICAL HEALTHCARE LTD 159644","CRITICAL HEALTHCARE LTD 159644","Ireland",null,"26/02/2016",null,"50","13750","EUR","6875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531797",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13860: Recruitment of a Marketing Manager","13860: Recruitment of a Marketing Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233295","Medical Device to Prevent Pneumothorax During TransThoracic Needle Biopsy","Medical Device to Prevent Pneumothorax During TransThoracic Needle Biopsy","Ireland",null,"01/07/2015","31/10/2017","50","212530.39","EUR","106265.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Medical Device to Prevent Pneumothorax During TransThoracic Needle Biopsy","Medical Device to Prevent Pneumothorax During TransThoracic Needle Biopsy","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233241","Commercial exploitation of innovative chemical methodology: Development and scale-up of licensable processes to make Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs)","Commercial exploitation of innovative chemical methodology: Development and scale-up of licensable processes to make Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs)","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","31/01/2017","50","105484.05","EUR","52742.02","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531609",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Commercial exploitation of innovative chemical methodology: Development and scale-up of licensable processes to make Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs)","Commercial exploitation of innovative chemical methodology: Development and scale-up of licensable processes to make Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs)","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301473","Boosting local ecosystems for the use of geothermal energy in the communities","Boosting local ecosystems for the use of geothermal energy in the communities","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain|Belgium",null,"01/09/2017","31/08/2020","75","2867469.64","EUR","2150602.23","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3234461","44.837789,-0.57918|28.0958456,-16.5584071|37.7394207,-25.6686725|50.363047,-4.717379|56.415157,-5.471047|55.7561259,-6.2873101|40.351063,-7.3408535|42.3357893,-7.863881|51.8985143,-8.4756035|41.1579438,-8.6291053|42.2405989,-8.7207268|50.8503463,4.3517211",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Azores|South-West Region, Ireland|Cornwall|Ourense Province|Pontevedra Province|Beiras e Serra da Estrela|Tenerife|Gironde|Lochaber, Skye & Lochalsh, Arran & Cumbrae and Argyll & Bute|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","PT200|IE053|UKK30|ES113|ES114|PT16J|ES709|FRI12|UKM63|BE100","2014-2020","The GeoAtlantic project pursues to promote the use of geothermal energy in the communities through the joint development of tools and methodologies that make possible the creation of favourable local ecosystems, both for heat and power. The general objective of this project is to develop cooperation methodologies and tools in order to jointly create the necessary conditions to encourage the energy transition in the Atlantic Area by boosting local geothermal resources. The improvement of cooperation between private and public actors and researchers will be pursued through the articulation of the value chain of geothermal energy in the communities and the local territories. With this aim, the development of local policy frameworks and support tools will be promoted to encourage the energy transition and the promotion of geothermal energy, as well as the empowerment of the communities and local authorities to provide an effective response from the energy point of view to the threat of climate change and the construction of a new energy model.","The GeoAtlantic project pursues to promote the use of geothermal energy in the communities through the joint development of tools and methodologies that make possible the creation of favourable local ecosystems, both for heat and power. The general objective of this project is to develop cooperation methodologies and tools in order to jointly create the necessary conditions to encourage the energy transition in the Atlantic Area by boosting local geothermal resources. The improvement of cooperation between private and public actors and researchers will be pursued through the articulation of the value chain of geothermal energy in the communities and the local territories. With this aim, the development of local policy frameworks and support tools will be promoted to encourage the energy transition and the promotion of geothermal energy, as well as the empowerment of the communities and local authorities to provide an effective response from the energy point of view to the threat of climate change and the construction of a new energy model.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234165","IBYE T&D,M&P 2015","IBYE T&D,M&P 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","16797.42","EUR","8398.71","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531737","53.6982695,-8.2182507612962",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13762: Expenditure to support the development of Young Entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","13762: Expenditure to support the development of Young Entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298891","Virtual Reality for Rehabilitation","Virtual Reality for Rehabilitation","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"20/09/2017","31/05/2023","60","6052568.71","EUR","3631541.23","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384512","51.553968,-0.1657973|54.5727483,-1.23431|51.8918775,-8.4938266|50.6082992,3.141407|50.8369933,4.3704063|50.8487334,4.7267244|51.4409217,5.4702972|51.8336789,5.8988627|51.2791502,6.6277324",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-West Region, Ireland|Rhine Neuss|Arrondissement of Leuven|Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant|Arnhem/Nijmegen|Nord|South Teesside|Camden and City of London|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE053|DEA1D|BE242|NL414|NL226|FRE11|UKC12|UKI31|BE100","2014-2020","Virtual Reality (VR) is booming worldwide ($160 billion in 2020). Within the NWE region, industry is concentrated in UK (frontrunner), France and Germany. In healthcare, specifically rehabilitation, VR is in its early days in terms of breakthrough treatment paradigms and widespread clinical adoption. To exploit the economic potential, VR4REHAB aims at enabling the co-creation of VR-based rehabilitation tools. By identifying and combining (1) SMEs, active in the field of VR, (2) research institutes and (3) clinics that specialize in interventions in the human musculoskeletal system, state-of-the-art VR-technology meets the rehabilitation potential and needs of patients and their therapists, thus optimizing rehabilitation protocols, accelerating recovery. By addressing this innovation potential, VR4REHAB provides access to a wide range of market opportunities for SMEs in the NWE-region and thereby strengthens the NWE’s position in this global market. When the project ends, collective events e.g. hackathons have activated 375 SMEs, involved 150 SMEs in co-creation of which 25 SMEs in new cooperations leading to 45 new jobs and 5 new pilots of VR-technology based rehabilitation tools accompanied by strategic recommendations for successful integration in rehab protocols. Additionally an open network for co-creation between SMEs, clinics and universities in the field of VR has been founded, accompanied by recommendations on successful approaches in co-creation. 5 years later the network has grown to 35 partners and acts as established initiator of innovations, by yearly supporting 5 collective events, activating at least 1500 SMEs, involving 500 SMEs in co-creation leading to 1200 new jobs and 27 VR-based tools. 10 years later, the expanding network has broadened its scope to adjacent therapeutic areas/ medical fields, creating 5275 new jobs due to the acceptance of 100 new VR-based rehabilitation tools, thus establishing NWE as a serious region in VR-innovations for health care.","Virtual Reality (VR) is booming worldwide ($160 billion in 2020). Within the NWE region, industry is concentrated in UK (frontrunner), France and Germany. In healthcare, specifically rehabilitation, VR is in its early days in terms of breakthrough treatment paradigms and widespread clinical adoption. To exploit the economic potential, VR4REHAB aims at enabling the co-creation of VR-based rehabilitation tools. By identifying and combining (1) SMEs, active in the field of VR, (2) research institutes and (3) clinics that specialize in interventions in the human musculoskeletal system, state-of-the-art VR-technology meets the rehabilitation potential and needs of patients and their therapists, thus optimizing rehabilitation protocols, accelerating recovery. By addressing this innovation potential, VR4REHAB provides access to a wide range of market opportunities for SMEs in the NWE-region and thereby strengthens the NWE’s position in this global market. When the project ends, collective events e.g. hackathons have activated 375 SMEs, involved 150 SMEs in co-creation of which 25 SMEs in new cooperations leading to 45 new jobs and 5 new pilots of VR-technology based rehabilitation tools accompanied by strategic recommendations for successful integration in rehab protocols. Additionally an open network for co-creation between SMEs, clinics and universities in the field of VR has been founded, accompanied by recommendations on successful approaches in co-creation. 5 years later the network has grown to 35 partners and acts as established initiator of innovations, by yearly supporting 5 collective events, activating at least 1500 SMEs, involving 500 SMEs in co-creation leading to 1200 new jobs and 27 VR-based tools. 10 years later, the expanding network has broadened its scope to adjacent therapeutic areas/ medical fields, creating 5275 new jobs due to the acceptance of 100 new VR-based rehabilitation tools, thus establishing NWE as a serious region in VR-innovations for health care.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299449","Policies & Measures to Support Local & Regional Innovation Ecosystems","Policies & Measures to Support Local & Regional Innovation Ecosystems","Finland|Lithuania|Italy|Portugal|Ireland|France|Latvia|Spain",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2021","85","1724163","EUR","1465538.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4322256","48.1225174,-1.7116327|43.3114094,-1.9890573|41.4468953,-8.2941833|41.40837,-8.520539|51.8838109,-8.5340369|57.3119768,25.2635671|54.723352,25.3378853|64.2221775,27.7278497|45.0707049,7.663743",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Vilnius County|Province of Turin|South-West Region, Ireland|Gipuzkoa|Ave|Ille-et-Vilaine|Kainuu|Vidzeme","LT011|ITC11|IE053|ES212|PT119|FRH03|FI1D8|LV008","2014-2020","The transfer of innovation and knowledge produced by the RTOs (Research and Technological Organisations) and higher education to the local & regional businesses remains one of the most important gaps and difficulties in terms of Innovation & Growth. It is key to generate economic exploitation of the R&D results and particularly important in local & regional areas of Smart Specialisation (RIS3) and innovation opportunity. Also, there is a clear need to improve and connect regional Challenges and Opportunities of RIS3, to local innovation policies and stakeholders, highlighting the role of the “territory” as the place where interlinkages happen and knowledge flows. For such purpose, regional & local authorities should play a key role of intermediation and, in accordance to ecoRIS3 objectives, promote better policies and measures to generate solid interactions between key stakeholders, to orchestrate sustainable innovation ecosystems within RIS3 strategies responding to the existing challenges and gaps. Among the key activities and within a first phase of 3 years, further to a series of exchange of experience and learning though interregional events (4 thematic workshops, 3 horizontal Seminars and 9 Study Visits), the partners will produce: 1 Peer review document on \"The role private and public stakeholders play in the local ecosystem in order to absorb innovation\" ; 7 SWOT Analysis, 7 Action Plans and identify 64 Good Practices, that will benefit the key actors of the quadruple helix (Public sector, Civil Society, RTO & High Education, SMEs & Industry).","The transfer of innovation and knowledge produced by the RTOs (Research and Technological Organisations) and higher education to the local & regional businesses remains one of the most important gaps and difficulties in terms of Innovation & Growth. It is key to generate economic exploitation of the R&D results and particularly important in local & regional areas of Smart Specialisation (RIS3) and innovation opportunity. Also, there is a clear need to improve and connect regional Challenges and Opportunities of RIS3, to local innovation policies and stakeholders, highlighting the role of the “territory” as the place where interlinkages happen and knowledge flows. For such purpose, regional & local authorities should play a key role of intermediation and, in accordance to ecoRIS3 objectives, promote better policies and measures to generate solid interactions between key stakeholders, to orchestrate sustainable innovation ecosystems within RIS3 strategies responding to the existing challenges and gaps. Among the key activities and within a first phase of 3 years, further to a series of exchange of experience and learning though interregional events (4 thematic workshops, 3 horizontal Seminars and 9 Study Visits), the partners will produce: 1 Peer review document on \"The role private and public stakeholders play in the local ecosystem in order to absorb innovation\" ; 7 SWOT Analysis, 7 Action Plans and identify 64 Good Practices, that will benefit the key actors of the quadruple helix (Public sector, Civil Society, RTO & High Education, SMEs & Industry).","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233302","Pulsed Light Sources","Pulsed Light Sources","Ireland",null,"01/04/2016","01/04/2017","50","72866.56","EUR","36433.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"56","Investment in infrastructure, capacities and equipment in SMEs directly linked to research and innovation activities","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Pulsed Light Sources","Pulsed Light Sources","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233377","Innovation to Streamline Production and Increase Capability for Future Developments","Innovation to Streamline Production and Increase Capability for Future Developments","Ireland",null,"02/02/2015","31/07/2017","50","123580.01","EUR","61790","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Innovation to Streamline Production and Increase Capability for Future Developments","Innovation to Streamline Production and Increase Capability for Future Developments","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297568","Smart Peripheral and Remote Airports 2020","Smart Peripheral and Remote Airports 2020","Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Norway|Australia",null,"01/06/2015","31/05/2018","60.9","2394999.9","EUR","1458462.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4384633","57.1189465,-2.1458305|57.4755166,-4.2281904|57.4697558,-4.2297798|53.9016968,-8.5792106|60.4856204,15.4075714|-33.8892496,151.1913943|65.0955154,17.117178|62.4854563,17.3248651|59.6141765,17.8810399|62.7372352,7.1607306",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Dalarna County|Stockholm County|Västerbotten County|Västernorrland County|West Region, Ireland|Møre og Romsdal|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire","SE312|SE110|SE331|SE321|IE042|NO0A3|UKM62|UKM50","2014-2020","Main Objectives: This project will deliver increased innovation within public service provision of these airports which are supported directly and indirectly (i.e. publically owned, capital and recurrent grants, public service obligations routes, enabling infrastructure) by local, regional and national governments. Expected Change/Outputs: By applying a triple helix model, enabled by a transnational partnership, which focuses on a number of areas to improve the level of innovation at these public service airports. Expected changes/outputs from a wide range of work packages include (i) making airports greener (ii) greater exploitation of their non-aeronautical potential (iii) reduction in the cost burden to governments (iv) greater integration with the local community/businesses (iv) enhanced technological competence (v) enhanced capacity amongst airport management to deal with challenges. Beneficiaries: Local community, local businesses, airport management/staff, students/staff of third level colleges, policy-makers who will gain a better understanding of the challenges faced and government departments funding peripheral airports.","Main Objectives: This project will deliver increased innovation within public service provision of these airports which are supported directly and indirectly (i.e. publically owned, capital and recurrent grants, public service obligations routes, enabling infrastructure) by local, regional and national governments. Expected Change/Outputs: By applying a triple helix model, enabled by a transnational partnership, which focuses on a number of areas to improve the level of innovation at these public service airports. Expected changes/outputs from a wide range of work packages include (i) making airports greener (ii) greater exploitation of their non-aeronautical potential (iii) reduction in the cost burden to governments (iv) greater integration with the local community/businesses (iv) enhanced technological competence (v) enhanced capacity amongst airport management to deal with challenges. Beneficiaries: Local community, local businesses, airport management/staff, students/staff of third level colleges, policy-makers who will gain a better understanding of the challenges faced and government departments funding peripheral airports.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234077","Lenaghan Security Systems/Feas","Lenaghan Security Systems/Feas","Ireland",null,"27/03/2015","31/12/2015","50","600","EUR","300","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532034","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13674: The client has developed a device for holding electrical cables. It benefits the user mainly electicians as it keeps cable steady and prevents it from tangling. funding is for further development of the product.","13674: The client has developed a device for holding electrical cables. It benefits the user mainly electicians as it keeps cable steady and prevents it from tangling. funding is for further development of the product.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232200","Hire business development manager to enhance viability of interpretive centre","Hire business development manager to enhance viability of interpretive centre","Ireland",null,"26/05/2014","31/12/2015","50","4000","EUR","2000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531419","52.2609997,-7.1119081","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-East Region, Ireland","IE052","2014-2020","Hire business development manager to enhance viability of interpretive centre","Hire business development manager to enhance viability of interpretive centre","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233313","Neonatal intensive care viewer for improved patient care and enhanced family well being","Neonatal intensive care viewer for improved patient care and enhanced family well being","Ireland",null,"01/11/2015","31/12/2017","50","130788.47","EUR","65394.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698",null,"60","Research and innovation activities in public research centres and centres of competence including networking","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Neonatal intensive care viewer for improved patient care and enhanced family well being","Neonatal intensive care viewer for improved patient care and enhanced family well being","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234080","LEO Mayo Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Mayo Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","131025.35","EUR","65512.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532038","53.9087056,-9.2983048636543",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on enterprise education, enterprise promotion, mentoring & consultancy, training, management development.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on enterprise education, enterprise promotion, mentoring & consultancy, training, management development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233922","WARD AUTOMATION (GALWAY) LTD 161484","WARD AUTOMATION (GALWAY) LTD 161484","Ireland",null,"27/06/2017","25/09/2017","50","7000","EUR","3500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531835","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Recruit Mechanical Engineer","Recruit Mechanical Engineer","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295701","Comparative Analysis of Territorial Governance and Spatial Planning Systems in Europe","Comparative Analysis of Territorial Governance and Spatial Planning Systems in Europe","Sweden|Poland|Lithuania|Italy|Austria|Greece|Portugal|Netherlands|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Estonia|Czechia|Slovakia|Slovenia|Bulgaria|Hungary|Turkey|Malta|Spain|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"13/05/2016","21/05/2019","81.77","869700","EUR","711157.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q3987642","51.4987088,-0.1017469|53.3498053,-6.2603097|38.7222524,-9.1393366|50.0755381,14.4378005|46.0363798,14.4896074|35.8989085,14.5145528|48.2082647,16.3739206|48.1485965,17.1077477|59.3293235,18.0685808|46.0759677,18.2320497|41.3977365,2.2015347|52.2287928,20.9931116|39.3635451,22.9509289|42.6977082,23.3218675|54.6871555,25.2796514|58.377983,26.7290383|41.0082376,28.9783589|52.0043623,4.3779313|51.1923982,4.4347991|49.6744691,6.1396752|51.5135872,7.4652981|45.054478,7.6579399|52.3839683,9.7462919",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR004","ESPON","Stockholm County|Vilnius County|Province of Turin|Dublin Region|Hanover region|Barcelona Province|Dortmund|Osrednjeslovenska|Lisbon metropolitan area|Arrondissement of Antwerp|София (столица)|Lõuna-Eesti|Μαγνησία, Σποράδες|Baranya|Delft en Westland|Malta|Miasto Warszawa|Lewisham and Southwark|Luxembourg|Prague|Bratislava Region","SE110|LT011|ITC11|IE061|DE929|ES511|DEA52|SI041|PT170|BE211|BG411|EE008|EL613|HU231|NL333|MT001|PL911|UKI44|LU000|CZ010|SK010","2014-2020","In the late 1990’s the European Commission published the ‘EU Compendium on Spatial Planning Systems and Policies’ which covered the 15 EU member states at that time. Since then, the EU has expanded to 28 member states and there have been significant developments in pan-European territorial and cohesion policies. Territorial governance and spatial planning systems have now evolved to become one of the key components of integrated cross-sectoral development strategies and policy delivery mechanisms among ESPON member and partner states.","In the late 1990’s the European Commission published the ‘EU Compendium on Spatial Planning Systems and Policies’ which covered the 15 EU member states at that time. Since then, the EU has expanded to 28 member states and there have been significant developments in pan-European territorial and cohesion policies. Territorial governance and spatial planning systems have now evolved to become one of the key components of integrated cross-sectoral development strategies and policy delivery mechanisms among ESPON member and partner states.","Ministry of Sustainable Development and Infrastructures Department for Spatial Planning and Development (DATER), Division for European Affairs, Luxembourg"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234037","A Rapid Electronic Assessment and Document System (READS II)","A Rapid Electronic Assessment and Document System (READS II)","Ireland",null,"01/03/2015","01/09/2015","50","98907.3","EUR","49453.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531998","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Development of READS, a clinical support tool (for use in the medical environment).","Development of READS, a clinical support tool (for use in the medical environment).","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297784","Blue and Green Infrastructure for Sustainable Cities","Blue and Green Infrastructure for Sustainable Cities","Sweden|Italy|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Romania|Croatia",null,"01/08/2019","31/07/2022","85","1348909","EUR","1146572.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q296567","51.4834957,-0.0035932|52.261802,-7.113739|48.7629163,11.4255629|45.3354917,14.4045181|56.8815398,14.8024454|44.4454205,26.1169426|43.6958579,7.2714499|45.0723253,7.6680149",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Kronoberg county|Province of Turin|South-East Region, Ireland|Ingolstadt|Alpes-Maritimes|Primorsko-goranska županija|Bucureşti|Bexley and Greenwich","SE212|ITC11|IE052|DE211|FRL03|HR031|RO321|UKI51","2014-2020","Climate change adaptation is one of the greatest challenges that EU regional and local authorities will face in the 21st century. We cannot address climate change without addressing biodiversity loss since healthy ecosystems will be able to better maintain the supply of ecosystem services on which our prosperity and wellbeing depend. Ecosystem-based approaches should, therefore, be an integral part of the overall climate change adaptation and mitigation effort. It is in this context that Nature Connect City will focus on improving policies that promote the value of green and blue infrastructure (GBI) as an integral part of local or regional climate change adaptation strategies that are relevant to any European region. In this regard, the project will: 1. Assess current Policy instruments and explore/evaluate the potential barriers to, and drivers for, adopting GBI for climate change adaptation in the participating cities/regions. 2. Improve GBI strategies for climate change adaptation for each participating city/region, including an assessment of climate change vulnerabilities and mapping of existing GBI provision, in order to create functional ecological connectivity between cities and peri-urban protected areas (PUPAs). The overall objective of the Nature Connect City is to improve policies that promote the value of green and blue infrastructure (GBI) as an integral part of local or regional climate change adaptation strategies. How will this be achieved? The project will increase individual, organizational, stakeholder and external knowledge of the concept of ecosystem services and of the value of GBI through project events, workshops and training. This will be done through interregional Policy learning process and collaboration in finding common solutions to common challenges posed by climate change adaptation, and by sharing experience and exchanging good practices.","Climate change adaptation is one of the greatest challenges that EU regional and local authorities will face in the 21st century. We cannot address climate change without addressing biodiversity loss since healthy ecosystems will be able to better maintain the supply of ecosystem services on which our prosperity and wellbeing depend. Ecosystem-based approaches should, therefore, be an integral part of the overall climate change adaptation and mitigation effort. It is in this context that Nature Connect City will focus on improving policies that promote the value of green and blue infrastructure (GBI) as an integral part of local or regional climate change adaptation strategies that are relevant to any European region. In this regard, the project will: 1. Assess current Policy instruments and explore/evaluate the potential barriers to, and drivers for, adopting GBI for climate change adaptation in the participating cities/regions. 2. Improve GBI strategies for climate change adaptation for each participating city/region, including an assessment of climate change vulnerabilities and mapping of existing GBI provision, in order to create functional ecological connectivity between cities and peri-urban protected areas (PUPAs). The overall objective of the Nature Connect City is to improve policies that promote the value of green and blue infrastructure (GBI) as an integral part of local or regional climate change adaptation strategies. How will this be achieved? The project will increase individual, organizational, stakeholder and external knowledge of the concept of ecosystem services and of the value of GBI through project events, workshops and training. This will be done through interregional Policy learning process and collaboration in finding common solutions to common challenges posed by climate change adaptation, and by sharing experience and exchanging good practices.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233958","REI6033 CF20140139Y","REI6033 CF20140139Y","Ireland",null,"01/10/2014","21/11/2017","50","7970.4","EUR","3985.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","AND PLAY ELECTRONIC PATIENT RECORDS STEFAN DECKER","AND PLAY ELECTRONIC PATIENT RECORDS STEFAN DECKER","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297001","Community Health Sync","Community Health Sync","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/09/2016","31/12/2021","85","5010370.75","EUR","4258815.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368081","55.0625764,-3.6040616|54.5945296,-5.9297924|54.4203331,-6.4548387|54.9509446,-7.2297116|54.3045177,-8.1708118",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Border Region|Dumfries & Galloway|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane","IE041|UKM92|UKN07|UKN06|UKN0A","2014-2020","The project which has a 64 month duration has a partnership of 6 drawing from Northern Ireland, Border Region of Ireland and Scotland. The project will be implemented across the eligible region of Northern Ireland, Border Region of Ireland and Western Scotland. Co-H Sync is short for “synchronise” and accordingly this project aims to synchronise the efforts of the community, voluntary and statutory sectors in order to impact positively on the health and well-being of individuals and communities, empowering and supporting local communities to manage their own health needs. This will be done through the implementation of initiatives within 8 hub areas which focus on early intervention and prevention of ill health which will assist people to improve their health behaviours and habits through Personal Health Plans. In addition the project seeks to improve health literacy, provide community forums in each of the 8 hubs including 2 cross-border forums; develop a cross-border network of local health trainers and develop social media, apps, e-health tools and information sources. The objectives of the project are to: Improve the health literacy of the target populations; Assist people to improve their lives by enabling them to find ways to sustainably better their health and well-being within a supportive community framework; Break down the barriers between the statutory and community sectors by creating locally based health and well-being Community Hubs; Develop the local health and well-being Community Hub to become the touchstone for the community’s health and well-being; and, Explore and utilise novel approaches to health behaviour change for deprived populations, thereby reducing health inequalities.","The project which has a 64 month duration has a partnership of 6 drawing from Northern Ireland, Border Region of Ireland and Scotland. The project will be implemented across the eligible region of Northern Ireland, Border Region of Ireland and Western Scotland. Co-H Sync is short for “synchronise” and accordingly this project aims to synchronise the efforts of the community, voluntary and statutory sectors in order to impact positively on the health and well-being of individuals and communities, empowering and supporting local communities to manage their own health needs. This will be done through the implementation of initiatives within 8 hub areas which focus on early intervention and prevention of ill health which will assist people to improve their health behaviours and habits through Personal Health Plans. In addition the project seeks to improve health literacy, provide community forums in each of the 8 hubs including 2 cross-border forums; develop a cross-border network of local health trainers and develop social media, apps, e-health tools and information sources. The objectives of the project are to: Improve the health literacy of the target populations; Assist people to improve their lives by enabling them to find ways to sustainably better their health and well-being within a supportive community framework; Break down the barriers between the statutory and community sectors by creating locally based health and well-being Community Hubs; Develop the local health and well-being Community Hub to become the touchstone for the community’s health and well-being; and, Explore and utilise novel approaches to health behaviour change for deprived populations, thereby reducing health inequalities.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299500","Connecting Citizens, Communities and Services","Connecting Citizens, Communities and Services","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/11/2016","31/12/2021","85","8708617.82","EUR","7402325.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358811","55.959611,-3.190946|55.0531836,-3.5962828|57.4697558,-4.2297798|55.8540156,-4.3487555|55.433453,-4.5981744|54.5941747,-5.929748|54.5945296,-5.9297924|58.2080123,-6.3883845|54.4203331,-6.4548387|54.985396,-7.2929481|54.3048735,-8.1766955",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Border Region|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Dumfries & Galloway|Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon|South Ayrshire|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane|Glasgow City|Edinburgh, City of","IE041|UKM62|UKM92|UKN07|UKM94|UKN06|UKN0A|UKM82|UKM75","2014-2020","By 2021, mPower aims to stimulate transformation in older people’s services in Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland, enabling people to live well, safely and independently in their own homes, supported by a modernised infrastructure for healthy ageing. mPower will champion a preventative approach to care, supporting societal change by empowering more people to self-manage their health and care in the community. The project will result in improved health and wellbeing for citizens, delivering 7,000 additional episodes of health, community and social care on a cross border basis. Key project objectives are to: 1. Establish cross sectoral collaboration across Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland to support greater mobility, confidence and reach of health and care professionals and services. 2. Support 2500 people to self-manage their health and wellbeing more effectively in the community; 3. Deliver 4500 eHealth interventions increasing awareness of their benefits in supporting sustainable service delivery. 4. Deliver training programmes to 420 health and care providers. 5. Effectively engage individuals, community organisations and services in redesign of health and care services. The project will principally target citizens in the 65+ older people at risk age group. A new, cross border mPower service will be established to deliver outputs across three participating countries. The service will be a hub and spoke construct, with a core unit and 7 local deployment teams. The cross border services developed will deliver: • A Community Navigator Service undertaking home visits, co-producing 2500 personalised Wellbeing Plans with citizens, focused on prevention and self-management. • 4500 episodes of eHealth interventions through use of Home and Mobile Health Monitoring solutions, Digital Health and Wellbeing Services/Apps and Video Enabled Care Services.","By 2021, mPower aims to stimulate transformation in older people’s services in Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland, enabling people to live well, safely and independently in their own homes, supported by a modernised infrastructure for healthy ageing. mPower will champion a preventative approach to care, supporting societal change by empowering more people to self-manage their health and care in the community. The project will result in improved health and wellbeing for citizens, delivering 7,000 additional episodes of health, community and social care on a cross border basis. Key project objectives are to: 1. Establish cross sectoral collaboration across Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland to support greater mobility, confidence and reach of health and care professionals and services. 2. Support 2500 people to self-manage their health and wellbeing more effectively in the community; 3. Deliver 4500 eHealth interventions increasing awareness of their benefits in supporting sustainable service delivery. 4. Deliver training programmes to 420 health and care providers. 5. Effectively engage individuals, community organisations and services in redesign of health and care services. The project will principally target citizens in the 65+ older people at risk age group. A new, cross border mPower service will be established to deliver outputs across three participating countries. The service will be a hub and spoke construct, with a core unit and 7 local deployment teams. The cross border services developed will deliver: • A Community Navigator Service undertaking home visits, co-producing 2500 personalised Wellbeing Plans with citizens, focused on prevention and self-management. • 4500 episodes of eHealth interventions through use of Home and Mobile Health Monitoring solutions, Digital Health and Wellbeing Services/Apps and Video Enabled Care Services.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298147","CApitalising on Digital InnovationS for Heritage And Capacity","CApitalising on Digital InnovationS for Heritage And Capacity","Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/07/2021","30/06/2022","56.52","153246.29","EUR","86610.09","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363185","65.2668743,-14.3948469|58.9637207,-3.2997859|55.01153,-7.3303848|53.2500951,-9.2005764",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Derry City and Strabane|Orkney Islands","IE042|IS002|UKN0A|UKM65","2014-2020","COVID has emphasised the need for NPA SMEs to embrace digital innovation and create a unique presence in an increasingly congested online space. The complimentary skills of the 4 CADI SHAC projects will be capitalised on to engage and upskill SMEs and end users, amplifying what has already been achieved through the projects. StoryTagging, Digi2Market, CINE & STRATUS have used digital innovation to enhance the market reach of SMEs and/or capture, visualise or celebrate local natural and cultural heritage for end users Each participating project aligns with two of three digital themes: Immersive technology, digital marketing and data analytics and placed-based approaches that celebrate local natural and cultural heritage. The SMEs, end users and networks of each project will derive further added value by engaging with, and being encouraged to harness, the innovation and technology of the third complementary theme. All four projects have also developed a wide range of digital skills and training materials for end-users. Dissemination campaign: 4 streamed workshops & 4 dissemination activities demonstrating how: Digi2Market SMEs can harness place-based approaches to further enhance market profile; StoryTagging creatives can use immersive technologies to enhance engagement in and enjoyment of the stories that they bring to life; and CINE and STRATUS end users can benefit from digital marketing & analytics. An info sheet detailing the digital training and skills resources developed by all 4 projects will be created and disseminated to 100 partner SMEs. 4 Digital innovation enhancement showcases: for local SMEs, run alongside workshops, comprising: (i) demo of latest immersive tech and (ii) an interactive information and upskilling session (having an effective and engaging presence in an increasingly congested online space). Activities will be promoted to project networks via communication resources.","COVID has emphasised the need for NPA SMEs to embrace digital innovation and create a unique presence in an increasingly congested online space. The complimentary skills of the 4 CADI SHAC projects will be capitalised on to engage and upskill SMEs and end users, amplifying what has already been achieved through the projects. StoryTagging, Digi2Market, CINE & STRATUS have used digital innovation to enhance the market reach of SMEs and/or capture, visualise or celebrate local natural and cultural heritage for end users Each participating project aligns with two of three digital themes: Immersive technology, digital marketing and data analytics and placed-based approaches that celebrate local natural and cultural heritage. The SMEs, end users and networks of each project will derive further added value by engaging with, and being encouraged to harness, the innovation and technology of the third complementary theme. All four projects have also developed a wide range of digital skills and training materials for end-users. Dissemination campaign: 4 streamed workshops & 4 dissemination activities demonstrating how: Digi2Market SMEs can harness place-based approaches to further enhance market profile; StoryTagging creatives can use immersive technologies to enhance engagement in and enjoyment of the stories that they bring to life; and CINE and STRATUS end users can benefit from digital marketing & analytics. An info sheet detailing the digital training and skills resources developed by all 4 projects will be created and disseminated to 100 partner SMEs. 4 Digital innovation enhancement showcases: for local SMEs, run alongside workshops, comprising: (i) demo of latest immersive tech and (ii) an interactive information and upskilling session (having an effective and engaging presence in an increasingly congested online space). Activities will be promoted to project networks via communication resources.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298188","Digital Access to Markets for Sustainable Rural Business.","Digital Access to Markets for Sustainable Rural Business.","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom|Iceland",null,"01/09/2018","28/02/2022","59.23","1762811","EUR","1044188.15","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4371210","65.3949545,-20.9429602|55.1619159,-6.6752551|54.355492,-7.5962086|53.2875825,-9.0274868|53.15,-9.12|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Mid-West Region|West Region, Ireland|Landsbyggð|Causeway Coast and Glens|Fermanagh and Omagh","FI1D3|IE051|IE042|IS002|UKN0C|UKN0G","2014-2020","The project develops Innovative Immersive Digital Technologies Tools for SMEs. It will create B2B Collaborative Digital Platform (Digital City) with the functions: •Host Immersive technologies (Augmnented & Virtual Reality) Toolkits, adapted for SMEs. •Host Marketing and Sales Toolkits adapted for SMEs. •A platform for small SMEs to collaborate and achieve synergies of scale (and/or product offering) to enter new markets. •Provide Interactive collaboration facilities for Digital Hubs, Business Parks, SMEs and Knowledge Providers. •Provide Knowledge Centre on Green Standards for SME adoption. •Provide a Research and Marketing Platform for SMEs. Immersive technologies are a vehicle through which Storytelling based marketing solutions are developed for SMEs and Clusters Its focus is on sectors using natural biological resources and supplying industries. It will develop Regional and Transnational SME Clusters in Agri Enterprises (Food & Biomass), Marine Enterprises (Food & Health Products) and Engineering Entreprises (Fabrication & Agri/Marine) to increase market reach. Immersive technologies and digial communication form the most resource efficient means of marketing and sales for the enterprises. 50 enterprises will be introduced to and use immersive technologies in marketing activities. The project will develop at least three themed clusters of SMEs in Green related sectors, where complementary marketing and sales can be developed through immersive technologies. The enterprises will also be assisted in digitally supported environmental good practices in resource uses (taking into account supplies and deliveries). The project will produce a good practice guide on Green Standards in Marketing and Sales for SMEs andthe facilitation of their adoption by SMEs.","The project develops Innovative Immersive Digital Technologies Tools for SMEs. It will create B2B Collaborative Digital Platform (Digital City) with the functions: •Host Immersive technologies (Augmnented & Virtual Reality) Toolkits, adapted for SMEs. •Host Marketing and Sales Toolkits adapted for SMEs. •A platform for small SMEs to collaborate and achieve synergies of scale (and/or product offering) to enter new markets. •Provide Interactive collaboration facilities for Digital Hubs, Business Parks, SMEs and Knowledge Providers. •Provide Knowledge Centre on Green Standards for SME adoption. •Provide a Research and Marketing Platform for SMEs. Immersive technologies are a vehicle through which Storytelling based marketing solutions are developed for SMEs and Clusters Its focus is on sectors using natural biological resources and supplying industries. It will develop Regional and Transnational SME Clusters in Agri Enterprises (Food & Biomass), Marine Enterprises (Food & Health Products) and Engineering Entreprises (Fabrication & Agri/Marine) to increase market reach. Immersive technologies and digial communication form the most resource efficient means of marketing and sales for the enterprises. 50 enterprises will be introduced to and use immersive technologies in marketing activities. The project will develop at least three themed clusters of SMEs in Green related sectors, where complementary marketing and sales can be developed through immersive technologies. The enterprises will also be assisted in digitally supported environmental good practices in resource uses (taking into account supplies and deliveries). The project will produce a good practice guide on Green Standards in Marketing and Sales for SMEs andthe facilitation of their adoption by SMEs.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234141","CONDRON CONCRETE LTD 158219","CONDRON CONCRETE LTD 158219","Ireland",null,"24/03/2015",null,"50","137280.29","EUR","68640.14","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532074","53.13323525,-7.8975681583464",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13824: Capital investment project to enhance automation and diversify product range","13824: Capital investment project to enhance automation and diversify product range","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233243","Development of a system to objectively & longitudinally assess adherence to respiratory medications","Development of a system to objectively & longitudinally assess adherence to respiratory medications","Ireland",null,"01/02/2016","31/10/2018","50","58659.01","EUR","29329.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531609",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development of a system to objectively & longitudinally assess adherence to respiratory medications","Development of a system to objectively & longitudinally assess adherence to respiratory medications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298799","Building innovative food value chains in regions","Building innovative food value chains in regions","Finland|Poland|Greece|Ireland|United Kingdom|Estonia|Romania",null,"01/04/2016","31/03/2020","85","1225209","EUR","1041427.65","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4383589","55.0049441,-7.321009|54.8332161,-7.4786262|53.013053,18.602442|45.7545318,21.2255192|62.7880867,22.8225732|35.3376613,25.1364795|58.3558863,26.6794931",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","Southern Ostrobothnia|Border Region|Ηράκλειο|Lõuna-Eesti|Timiş|Bydgosko-toruński|Derry City and Strabane","FI194|IE041|EL431|EE008|RO424|PL613|UKN0A","2014-2020","The food sector as a whole is faced with major challenges that arise from changes in the sector´s economic and non-economic environments. The availability of safe, sustainable and healthy food has taken a new and pressing dimension in the light of an ever-growing global population and increasing environmental and sustain¬ability concerns. Technology has already substantially re-shaped the business models, value chains and efficiencies in this sector, but a new wave of driven innovation is needed to give response to this new demand. A special feature of the food production sector in Europe is that the 99% of the enterprises, generating 50% of the turnover, are SMEs. These current challenges cannot be met by any individual enterprise but require concerted actions and coordination of initiatives. Aware of the role that innovation may have in giving response to this demanding sector, the NICHE project wish to realize its potential by effectively promoting policies in 7 European regions where food has been identified as a key sector to apply existing research and innovation strengths. By working together the NICHE partnership aims, by 2019 and through the improvement of existing policies, achieve an average 15 % increase in the adoption of research and innovation solutions by food sector companies in their regions to give response to the demand of this sector identified as high-potential sector for their smart growth. In doing so is key the creation of the right conditions to maximize all this existing potential in the way of establishing effective open innovation ecosystems, at both regional and interregional level, that will bring together all the relevant actors to facilitate technology and knowledge exchange that will be translated in new products and services. The project will establish these ecosystems that will last beyond the NICHE's lifecycle and where involved stakeholders will benefit of a more effective and productive way of collaboration.","The food sector as a whole is faced with major challenges that arise from changes in the sector´s economic and non-economic environments. The availability of safe, sustainable and healthy food has taken a new and pressing dimension in the light of an ever-growing global population and increasing environmental and sustain¬ability concerns. Technology has already substantially re-shaped the business models, value chains and efficiencies in this sector, but a new wave of driven innovation is needed to give response to this new demand. A special feature of the food production sector in Europe is that the 99% of the enterprises, generating 50% of the turnover, are SMEs. These current challenges cannot be met by any individual enterprise but require concerted actions and coordination of initiatives. Aware of the role that innovation may have in giving response to this demanding sector, the NICHE project wish to realize its potential by effectively promoting policies in 7 European regions where food has been identified as a key sector to apply existing research and innovation strengths. By working together the NICHE partnership aims, by 2019 and through the improvement of existing policies, achieve an average 15 % increase in the adoption of research and innovation solutions by food sector companies in their regions to give response to the demand of this sector identified as high-potential sector for their smart growth. In doing so is key the creation of the right conditions to maximize all this existing potential in the way of establishing effective open innovation ecosystems, at both regional and interregional level, that will bring together all the relevant actors to facilitate technology and knowledge exchange that will be translated in new products and services. The project will establish these ecosystems that will last beyond the NICHE's lifecycle and where involved stakeholders will benefit of a more effective and productive way of collaboration.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233986","ALPHA WIRELESS LTD 157463","ALPHA WIRELESS LTD 157463","Ireland",null,"29/08/2014",null,"50","47971.12","EUR","23985.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531891","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13878: Design of  UWB tri-sector antennas using quad port sector antenna to fit into <350 mm housing","13878: Design of  UWB tri-sector antennas using quad port sector antenna to fit into <350 mm housing","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233466","Ultra High Efficiency Hybrid Traffic","Ultra High Efficiency Hybrid Traffic","Ireland",null,"12/11/2015","12/05/2016","50","9000","EUR","4500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532080","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Set up Ultra High Efficiency Hybrid Traffic/Pedestrian Light functionality","Set up Ultra High Efficiency Hybrid Traffic/Pedestrian Light functionality","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233186","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","214655.74","EUR","107327.87","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531544",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234189","AVENUE MOULD SOLUTIONS LTD 158454","AVENUE MOULD SOLUTIONS LTD 158454","Ireland",null,"12/05/2015",null,"50","185573.29","EUR","92786.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531750","54.2720696,-8.4751357",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13828: To increase the capacity of cleanroom moulding services, and to invest in key mould manufacturing equipment","13828: To increase the capacity of cleanroom moulding services, and to invest in key mould manufacturing equipment","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235266","Darts Elite Ltd Innovation Ltd","Darts Elite Ltd Innovation Ltd","Ireland",null,"09/04/2015","27/11/2015","50","3810","EUR","1905","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531818",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13729: Development of a game platform aimed at Dart enthusiasts.  The product can be downloaded to phones, laptops, ipads etc.","13729: Development of a game platform aimed at Dart enthusiasts.  The product can be downloaded to phones, laptops, ipads etc.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298445","Design for user-led innovation","Design for user-led innovation","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/02/2018","31/01/2021","75","2086241.42","EUR","1564681.06","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4402569","48.117266,-1.6777926|43.2630126,-2.9349852|51.481581,-3.17909|55.864237,-4.251806|54.597285,-5.93012|53.3498053,-6.2603097|42.8782132,-8.5448445|41.1579438,-8.6291053",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|South Wales|Biscay|A Coruña Province|Ille-et-Vilaine|Belfast|Glasgow City","IE061|UKL15|ES213|ES111|FRH03|UKN06|UKM82","2014-2020","Design is an accessible method for analysing user needs and involving users in developing and testing products and services. Innovation support organisations also recognise the importance of design for user-driven innovation but many lack the expertise to fully integrate design into their support programmes. The USER-FACTOR project aims to strengthen innovation in the Atlantic Area by transferring models for design support programmes between innovation support organisations. The beneficiaries are both innovation support organisations exploiting complementarities across the area and 200 SMEs participating in 8 design support programmes. \"80% of European SMEs believe that the user is important in the innovation process but only 10% of SMEs actually involve users in concept development and prototype testing\" (German Ministry for Economic Affairs, 2015). The project partners offer innovation support for SMEs. By transferring models for design support programmes each partner will support a minimum of 25 SMEs to use design and involve users in concept development and prototype testing. As such, over 200 SMEs will benefit from support (financial or mentoring) to use design for user-driven innovation during the funding period. Based on past experience, it’s expected that all SMEs will bring at least one product or service to market. Furthermore, the partner organisations will integrate design into their main SME support programmes ensuring long-term impact.","Design is an accessible method for analysing user needs and involving users in developing and testing products and services. Innovation support organisations also recognise the importance of design for user-driven innovation but many lack the expertise to fully integrate design into their support programmes. The USER-FACTOR project aims to strengthen innovation in the Atlantic Area by transferring models for design support programmes between innovation support organisations. The beneficiaries are both innovation support organisations exploiting complementarities across the area and 200 SMEs participating in 8 design support programmes. \"80% of European SMEs believe that the user is important in the innovation process but only 10% of SMEs actually involve users in concept development and prototype testing\" (German Ministry for Economic Affairs, 2015). The project partners offer innovation support for SMEs. By transferring models for design support programmes each partner will support a minimum of 25 SMEs to use design and involve users in concept development and prototype testing. As such, over 200 SMEs will benefit from support (financial or mentoring) to use design for user-driven innovation during the funding period. Based on past experience, it’s expected that all SMEs will bring at least one product or service to market. Furthermore, the partner organisations will integrate design into their main SME support programmes ensuring long-term impact.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295073","Europe’s first strategic brand building program for smart cites","Europe’s first strategic brand building program for smart cites","Poland|Italy|Portugal|Ireland|Estonia|Romania|Hungary|Spain",null,"02/09/2019","13/05/2022","80.24","749460","EUR","601341","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4367767","28.3552161,-16.370093|41.8054425,-6.7651124|52.6651573,-8.6248271|43.1116261,12.3886203|51.1105366,17.0374638|47.4262412,19.0405559|46.0730099,23.5782045|57.8481018,26.9943342",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Wrocław|province of Perugia|Mid-West Region|Terras de Trás-os-Montes|Tenerife|Budapest|Lõuna-Eesti|Alba","PL514|ITI21|IE051|PT11E|ES709|HU110|EE008|RO121","2014-2020","Find your Greatness” is a concept that reflects the most challenges addressed by AIM together with other EU local communities. Why “Find your Greatness”? Because the challenge is to build on the cities'potential. In the case of the partners of the project the need identified locally and which was built as a sustainable mechanism generating urban development, the need to explore and enhance the potential of the city, combining strategic marketing approach with innovative smart city tools.","Find your Greatness” is a concept that reflects the most challenges addressed by AIM together with other EU local communities. Why “Find your Greatness”? Because the challenge is to build on the cities'potential. In the case of the partners of the project the need identified locally and which was built as a sustainable mechanism generating urban development, the need to explore and enhance the potential of the city, combining strategic marketing approach with innovative smart city tools.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296614","Cavan County Council PIV Local Action Plan- SSS","Cavan County Council PIV Local Action Plan- SSS","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2019","85","1110941.39","EUR","944300.18","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365648","53.9153971,-6.969546|53.9926782,-7.3618837",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Cavan County Council has developed a PEACE IV Action Plan for the period 2016-2019 based on the needs and issues affecting different target groups as well as urban and rural areas of Cavan through a public consultation process. The Cavan County Council action plan was approved at a Steering Committee meeting held in November 2016. At this meeting the Steering Committee stated that the Stage 2 application lacked detail on the Shared Space element and the utilisation of funding. In order to meet the outputs, a Shared Space element is required within their Plan, but significant detail on the nature of the Shared Space projects was missing from the application. As a result, this element was recommended for removal and, on receipt of a detailed proposal for the Shared Space element, it would be presented to Steering Committee for a decision. Cavan Co Co presented 3 proposed projects to be considered under Shared Space and Services: Cavan Co Museum: Total Project Costs €380,300. Element 1: (€317,295) A proposed new shared space at Cavan County Museum, this area will be linked to the current Museum and provide a space for commemoration and shared education programmes. It will also provide a large exhibition / workshop / event space. The space is designed to overlook the Museums Peace Garden with suitable access leading to the Commemoration Exhibitions. Element 2: (€63,000) Development of an Active Age Park and Fairy Walk as a shared space for all the community. This element proposed to build a Fairy walk to physically transform a space to build a shared walking space which will bring all age groups together. The Active Age Park would include outdoor gym equipment and a sensory garden and work in partnership with Ballyjamesduff Community Crèche and Community Council. (This element would be rejected at Steering Committee and the costs redistributed to address weaknesses in the other 2 proposals). Cavan Town Hall: Total Project Costs €247,600. This project proposes to renovate the current Cavan Town hall to a fit for purpose arts centre that will serve the needs of all communities in Cavan and neighbouring counties. This space will accommodate a board range of the arts, including theatre, visual arts, literature, music, dance and film. Bailieborough Development Association: Total Project Costs €335,338. This proposed project represents phase 2 of a 3 phase redevelopment of the former courthouse in Bailieborough as a shared community space consisting of 3 interlinked elements. Phase 2 proposes a Multi-purpose shared community space, which will accommodate performances, choirs and community engagement.","Cavan County Council has developed a PEACE IV Action Plan for the period 2016-2019 based on the needs and issues affecting different target groups as well as urban and rural areas of Cavan through a public consultation process. The Cavan County Council action plan was approved at a Steering Committee meeting held in November 2016. At this meeting the Steering Committee stated that the Stage 2 application lacked detail on the Shared Space element and the utilisation of funding. In order to meet the outputs, a Shared Space element is required within their Plan, but significant detail on the nature of the Shared Space projects was missing from the application. As a result, this element was recommended for removal and, on receipt of a detailed proposal for the Shared Space element, it would be presented to Steering Committee for a decision. Cavan Co Co presented 3 proposed projects to be considered under Shared Space and Services: Cavan Co Museum: Total Project Costs €380,300. Element 1: (€317,295) A proposed new shared space at Cavan County Museum, this area will be linked to the current Museum and provide a space for commemoration and shared education programmes. It will also provide a large exhibition / workshop / event space. The space is designed to overlook the Museums Peace Garden with suitable access leading to the Commemoration Exhibitions. Element 2: (€63,000) Development of an Active Age Park and Fairy Walk as a shared space for all the community. This element proposed to build a Fairy walk to physically transform a space to build a shared walking space which will bring all age groups together. The Active Age Park would include outdoor gym equipment and a sensory garden and work in partnership with Ballyjamesduff Community Crèche and Community Council. (This element would be rejected at Steering Committee and the costs redistributed to address weaknesses in the other 2 proposals). Cavan Town Hall: Total Project Costs €247,600. This project proposes to renovate the current Cavan Town hall to a fit for purpose arts centre that will serve the needs of all communities in Cavan and neighbouring counties. This space will accommodate a board range of the arts, including theatre, visual arts, literature, music, dance and film. Bailieborough Development Association: Total Project Costs €335,338. This proposed project represents phase 2 of a 3 phase redevelopment of the former courthouse in Bailieborough as a shared community space consisting of 3 interlinked elements. Phase 2 proposes a Multi-purpose shared community space, which will accommodate performances, choirs and community engagement.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234120","ALPHA TANKS LTD 159489","ALPHA TANKS LTD 159489","Ireland",null,"08/12/2015","14/02/2017","50","73500","EUR","36750","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532065","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Addition of new tank processing capabilities","Addition of new tank processing capabilities","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295264","Energy Saving Lighthouse Cities in the NPA region","Energy Saving Lighthouse Cities in the NPA region","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"15/04/2015","30/11/2015","65","44544.06","EUR","28953.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4378625","54.593957,-5.928566|51.8947914,-8.4939637|63.8284639,20.2547441|64.9948741,25.4839344|65.000335,25.5107924",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Västerbotten County|South-West Region, Ireland|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Belfast","SE331|IE053|FI1D9|UKN06","2014-2020","Pre-Lighthouse prepares the proper e-Lighthouse –project which will focus on encouraging and supporting cities and municipalities in NPA region to approach towards carbonless society. Showing the roadmap for it, the biggest Covenant of Mayors signature cities in each NPA country will create a concept and model how to develop and implement a Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP), how to reach its targets, how to measure it and finally reach a general target to meet and exceed the European Union 20 % CO2 reduction by 2020. By the proven, replicable and documented models created in each NPA country by the main city, other cities, towns and municipalities will be encouraged and supported to follow the suit by signing CoM and implementing SEAPs. Key elements of reaching SEAP targets are systematic renovation of municipal buildings towards nZEB, planning and rationalizing traffic arrangements, informing and enlightening both individual dwelling builders and industrial plants about ways to save energy, increase energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.","Pre-Lighthouse prepares the proper e-Lighthouse –project which will focus on encouraging and supporting cities and municipalities in NPA region to approach towards carbonless society. Showing the roadmap for it, the biggest Covenant of Mayors signature cities in each NPA country will create a concept and model how to develop and implement a Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP), how to reach its targets, how to measure it and finally reach a general target to meet and exceed the European Union 20 % CO2 reduction by 2020. By the proven, replicable and documented models created in each NPA country by the main city, other cities, towns and municipalities will be encouraged and supported to follow the suit by signing CoM and implementing SEAPs. Key elements of reaching SEAP targets are systematic renovation of municipal buildings towards nZEB, planning and rationalizing traffic arrangements, informing and enlightening both individual dwelling builders and industrial plants about ways to save energy, increase energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234212","Method of Fabricating Bespoke Polymer Conduits for Nerve Repair","Method of Fabricating Bespoke Polymer Conduits for Nerve Repair","Ireland",null,"03/11/2014","01/02/2015","50","10243.92","EUR","5121.96","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Method of fabricating bespoke polymer conduits for nerve repair.","Method of fabricating bespoke polymer conduits for nerve repair.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548099","Defence Forces Employment Support Scheme (ESS)","Defence Forces Employment Support Scheme (ESS)","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2018","66.67","840000","EUR","560028","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614774",null,"103","Sustainable integration into the labour market of young people, in particular those not in employment, education or training, including young people at risk of social exclusion and young people from marginalised communities, including through the implementation of the Youth Guarantee","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI",null,null,"2014-2020","The Defence Forces Employment Support Scheme is targeted at unemployed 18-24 year olds who face significant barriers to gaining employment. The Scheme seeks to provide these participants with new skills, competencies and self-development that will enhance their capacity to pursue employment, work experience or further educational opportunities.","The Defence Forces Employment Support Scheme is targeted at unemployed 18-24 year olds who face significant barriers to gaining employment. The Scheme seeks to provide these participants with new skills, competencies and self-development that will enhance their capacity to pursue employment, work experience or further educational opportunities.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234169","LEO Roscommon IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","LEO Roscommon IBYE T&D, M&P 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","6129.79","EUR","3064.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531737","53.6982695,-8.2182507612962",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 - 35 through training and development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 - 35 through training and development.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233219","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","9362.54","EUR","4681.27","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531571",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232208","Mid altitude Airbourne maritime sensor platform","Mid altitude Airbourne maritime sensor platform","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","24/11/2017","50","125374.41","EUR","62687.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531423",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Mid altitude Airbourne maritime sensor platform","Mid altitude Airbourne maritime sensor platform","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548100","Community Training Centres (CTCs)","Community Training Centres (CTCs)","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017",null,"66.67","60000000","EUR","40002000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614777","53.3275073,-6.2274858859278|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","103","Sustainable integration into the labour market of young people, in particular those not in employment, education or training, including young people at risk of social exclusion and young people from marginalised communities, including through the implementation of the Youth Guarantee","TO08","Sustainable and quality employment","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Enhancing equal access to lifelong learning for all age groups in formal, non-formal and informal settings, upgrading the knowledge, skills and competences of the workforce, and promoting flexible learning pathways including through career guidance and validation of acquired competences.","Enhancing equal access to lifelong learning for all age groups in formal, non-formal and informal settings, upgrading the knowledge, skills and competences of the workforce, and promoting flexible learning pathways including through career guidance and validation of acquired competences.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298163","Monaghan County Council PIV Local Action Plan - SSS","Monaghan County Council PIV Local Action Plan - SSS","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2019","80.75","1135592.06","EUR","916990.59","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4376724","54.2424053,-6.9721845",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Monaghan County Council has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement their PEACE Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. The PEACE Action Plan will be focused on three key areas: Children & Young People; Shared Spaces & Services; and Building Positive Relations. The Shared Spaces & Services theme will involve four projects, including the development of the An Post Office in Clones as a cultural hub.","Monaghan County Council has been awarded funding under the PEACE IV Programme to implement their PEACE Action Plan. The funding will be utilised to support a number of locally-based projects and initiatives that will promote positive relations between people from different communities and backgrounds. The PEACE Action Plan will be focused on three key areas: Children & Young People; Shared Spaces & Services; and Building Positive Relations. The Shared Spaces & Services theme will involve four projects, including the development of the An Post Office in Clones as a cultural hub.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295993","Atlantic network for developing historical maritime tourism","Atlantic network for developing historical maritime tourism","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","2462267.52","EUR","1846700.64","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4360234","48.098688,-0.788908|32.6669328,-16.9240554|50.718412,-3.533899|43.4623057,-3.8099803|36.5270612,-6.2885962|54.9966124,-7.3085748|54.8328751,-7.485639|54.9558392,-7.7342787",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Cantabria|Madeira|Border Region|Devon|Cádiz Province|Mayenne|Derry City and Strabane","ES130|PT300|IE041|UKK43|ES612|FRG03|UKN0A","2014-2020","The Atlantic Area has a very attractive cultural and historical identity, with a unique stock of historical marine assets related to trade, migration and wars which can benefit the socio-economic development of this region. TIDE project aims to develop and market new types of historical maritime tourist attractions and packages and cultural attractions for the Atlantic, supported by new technologies and transnational collaboration tools. The cultural assets could be in museums, shipwreck sites, or archives related to battles or migrating passengers and their stories, etc. These new attractions present cultural content from other regions, as well as their own; connect visitor centres to real underwater sites that contain shipwrecks or submarines; create a richer visitor experience by introducing new technologies such as Virtual Reality; focus on historical niches that have left a cultural footprint across Atlantic regions, e.g., Napoleonic; and are based in existing cultural attraction building. The expected impact is to increase the number of visits to supported cultural sites, facilitating local communities cooperate to develop new niche tourism services, create new local jobs, fix and attract people, create synergies between existing tourism providers and improve the economic and social well-being of the project regions.","The Atlantic Area has a very attractive cultural and historical identity, with a unique stock of historical marine assets related to trade, migration and wars which can benefit the socio-economic development of this region. TIDE project aims to develop and market new types of historical maritime tourist attractions and packages and cultural attractions for the Atlantic, supported by new technologies and transnational collaboration tools. The cultural assets could be in museums, shipwreck sites, or archives related to battles or migrating passengers and their stories, etc. These new attractions present cultural content from other regions, as well as their own; connect visitor centres to real underwater sites that contain shipwrecks or submarines; create a richer visitor experience by introducing new technologies such as Virtual Reality; focus on historical niches that have left a cultural footprint across Atlantic regions, e.g., Napoleonic; and are based in existing cultural attraction building. The expected impact is to increase the number of visits to supported cultural sites, facilitating local communities cooperate to develop new niche tourism services, create new local jobs, fix and attract people, create synergies between existing tourism providers and improve the economic and social well-being of the project regions.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233365","Single Set-up Process Development of Diagnostic Calibrator & Controls","Single Set-up Process Development of Diagnostic Calibrator & Controls","Ireland",null,"01/12/2014","02/06/2016","50","68655.66","EUR","34327.83","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Single Set-up Process Development of Diagnostic Calibrator & Controls","Single Set-up Process Development of Diagnostic Calibrator & Controls","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233795","Ultrasound Guided Anatomical Phantom (USGAP)","Ultrasound Guided Anatomical Phantom (USGAP)","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","31/03/2018","50","43298.57","EUR","21649.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532101","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Ultrasound Guided Anatomical Phantom (USGAP)","Ultrasound Guided Anatomical Phantom (USGAP)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233223","Web Portal Platform for Art Businesses","Web Portal Platform for Art Businesses","Ireland",null,"28/08/2014","12/06/2015","50","30000","EUR","15000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531578","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Web Portal Platform for Art Businesses","Web Portal Platform for Art Businesses","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233884","LEO Galway Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","LEO Galway Measure 2 Expenditure 2018","Ireland",null,"01/01/2018","31/12/2018","50","275017.64","EUR","137508.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531852","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233210","Production of a range of books/gifts with a copyright on the name \"A Gift For My......\" - an illustrated book/card that tells a story.","Production of a range of books/gifts with a copyright on the name \"A Gift For My......\" - an illustrated book/card that tells a story.","Ireland",null,"22/08/2014","31/12/2015","50","5000","EUR","2500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531564","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Production of a range of books/gifts with a copyright on the name \"A Gift For My......\" - an illustrated book/card that tells a story.","Production of a range of books/gifts with a copyright on the name \"A Gift For My......\" - an illustrated book/card that tells a story.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234125","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157000","MONAGHAN MUSHROOMS IRELAND UNLIMITED COMPANY 157000","Ireland",null,"31/03/2014",null,"50","186991.1","EUR","93495.55","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532055","54.1610664,-6.9463648475858",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13871: Development of a non-GMO fungal based enzyme production platform for use in Algal Cell Lysis","13871: Development of a non-GMO fungal based enzyme production platform for use in Algal Cell Lysis","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233950","E GERAGHTY & CO LTD 158794","E GERAGHTY & CO LTD 158794","Ireland",null,"24/07/2015",null,"50","12500","EUR","6250","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531865","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13835: Recruitment of a CAD Technician","13835: Recruitment of a CAD Technician","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233376","Integrated Continuous Crystallization, Isolation & Drying Platforms for Pharmaceutical Application","Integrated Continuous Crystallization, Isolation & Drying Platforms for Pharmaceutical Application","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","30/09/2017","50","150280.35","EUR","75140.17","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Integrated Continuous Crystallization, Isolation & Drying Platforms for Pharmaceutical Application","Integrated Continuous Crystallization, Isolation & Drying Platforms for Pharmaceutical Application","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234168","LEO Roscommon Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","LEO Roscommon Measure 2 Expenditure 2016","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","77698.23","EUR","38849.12","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531737","53.6982695,-8.2182507612962",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233374","Mechanical & Fluid Flow Modelling of Novel Bi-layered Nebuliser Aperture Plates for Drug Delivery","Mechanical & Fluid Flow Modelling of Novel Bi-layered Nebuliser Aperture Plates for Drug Delivery","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","30/04/2017","50","241044.56","EUR","120522.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Mechanical & Fluid Flow Modelling of Novel Bi-layered Nebuliser Aperture Plates for Drug Delivery","Mechanical & Fluid Flow Modelling of Novel Bi-layered Nebuliser Aperture Plates for Drug Delivery","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232257","Defining the Cellular & Molecular Mechanisms of Oriel Mineral Complex on Wound Healing and Inflammation","Defining the Cellular & Molecular Mechanisms of Oriel Mineral Complex on Wound Healing and Inflammation","Ireland",null,"01/02/2016","31/03/2017","50","58768.88","EUR","29384.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Defining the Cellular & Molecular Mechanisms of Oriel Mineral Complex on Wound Healing and Inflammation","Defining the Cellular & Molecular Mechanisms of Oriel Mineral Complex on Wound Healing and Inflammation","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296805","Transnational promotion and cooperation of the Atlantic Geoparks for sustainable development","Transnational promotion and cooperation of the Atlantic Geoparks for sustainable development","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"31/05/2017","28/11/2019","75","1946500","EUR","1459875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2993311","28.9651694,-13.5550363|54.74946,-2.011302|43.296302,-2.3523692|38.5348447,-28.6299812|51.9489469,-3.391463|43.4448965,-3.4561456|53.222607,-4.165577|48.294468,-4.179609|53.9765424,-7.2996623|52.1405503,-7.365204|41.3010351,-7.7422354|40.9321489,-8.245099|52.940372,-9.2934951",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Cantabria|Azores|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Border Region|Powys|Gipuzkoa|County Durham|Douro Subregion|Lanzarote|Finistère","ES130|PT200|IE051|IE052|IE041|UKL24|ES212|UKC14|PT11D|ES708|FRH02","2014-2020","Tourism is one of the economic activities with most significant potential to generate future growth and employment in the EU. In this context, the Atlantic-Geoparks project addresses a common main challenge: to promote the Atlantic Geoparks as a unique, leading tourist destination through the right balance between protection of the environment and the development of economic activity in the current context of a global competitive and changing tourist sector. This project aims to boost the economic activity by creating new businesses and increasing the number of jobs in the service sector. It also aims to influence regional policies by sensitizing public authorities about the need to legislate and manage the geological areas under both, economic and environmental sustainable criteria supported by European policies and the recommendations of UNESCO. The project will allow the Atlantic Geoparks to have a common identity and an internationally recognized image. Moreover, the creation of a European Atlantic Geotourism Route will be clearly committed to its growth and will therefore actively work for the incorporation of new geological areas. In summary, the project will be a new opportunity for territorial development linked to the Geotourism and for adding value to the Atlantic Geoparks as a means for sustainable development, conservation and geodiversity across the Atlantic Area.","Tourism is one of the economic activities with most significant potential to generate future growth and employment in the EU. In this context, the Atlantic-Geoparks project addresses a common main challenge: to promote the Atlantic Geoparks as a unique, leading tourist destination through the right balance between protection of the environment and the development of economic activity in the current context of a global competitive and changing tourist sector. This project aims to boost the economic activity by creating new businesses and increasing the number of jobs in the service sector. It also aims to influence regional policies by sensitizing public authorities about the need to legislate and manage the geological areas under both, economic and environmental sustainable criteria supported by European policies and the recommendations of UNESCO. The project will allow the Atlantic Geoparks to have a common identity and an internationally recognized image. Moreover, the creation of a European Atlantic Geotourism Route will be clearly committed to its growth and will therefore actively work for the incorporation of new geological areas. In summary, the project will be a new opportunity for territorial development linked to the Geotourism and for adding value to the Atlantic Geoparks as a means for sustainable development, conservation and geodiversity across the Atlantic Area.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298390","Utilisation of the Arctic Sea Urchin Resource","Utilisation of the Arctic Sea Urchin Resource","Ireland|Norway|Iceland",null,"01/05/2015","30/04/2018","13.07","874080","EUR","114262.85","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4379344","64.1300312,-21.7665381|64.1489956,-21.9300165|65.0751791,-22.7265933|53.2791372,-9.0204528|67.2834718,14.589376|69.6818304,18.9758857",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","West Region, Ireland|Nordland|Capital Region|Landsbyggð|Troms og Finnmark","IE042|NO071|IS001|IS002|NO074","2014-2020","This project aims to gather the existing expertise from Norway, Iceland, Ireland and Greenland, together with knowledge from Canada and Scotland to optimise the fishing of high value sea urchins in Northern and Arctic areas. Furthermore, roe enhancement technology for roe fattening to increase the value of low value sea urchins once they have been collected in the northern arctic regions will be developed in Greenland and Iceland. The project would also investigate sea ranching to repopulate areas that have been extensively overfished in the past in Ireland. Issues regarding the provision of adequate legislation and fisheries management will be identified and legislative organisations will be provided with the appropriate knowledge to provide sensible and sustainable management of sea urchin fisheries. The project will also estimate market needs for sea urchin roe as well as establishing logistic routes from the NPA to markets.","This project aims to gather the existing expertise from Norway, Iceland, Ireland and Greenland, together with knowledge from Canada and Scotland to optimise the fishing of high value sea urchins in Northern and Arctic areas. Furthermore, roe enhancement technology for roe fattening to increase the value of low value sea urchins once they have been collected in the northern arctic regions will be developed in Greenland and Iceland. The project would also investigate sea ranching to repopulate areas that have been extensively overfished in the past in Ireland. Issues regarding the provision of adequate legislation and fisheries management will be identified and legislative organisations will be provided with the appropriate knowledge to provide sensible and sustainable management of sea urchin fisheries. The project will also estimate market needs for sea urchin roe as well as establishing logistic routes from the NPA to markets.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233883","Acoustic Instrument to Midi Converter Software for Musicians and Game Developers","Acoustic Instrument to Midi Converter Software for Musicians and Game Developers","Ireland",null,"22/06/2016","15/11/2016","50","10824","EUR","5412","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532101","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Acoustic Instrument to Midi Converter Software for Musicians and Game Developers","Acoustic Instrument to Midi Converter Software for Musicians and Game Developers","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234008","Global Green Consultancy","Global Green Consultancy","Ireland",null,"06/11/2014","31/12/2016","50","7342.39","EUR","3671.2","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531907","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","13617: Global Green Consultancy is a sustainability consultancy firm who work with the public and private sector who assess and quantify energy, waste and water saving opportunities through the completion of on-site assessments and technical studies.Global Green Consultancy won the Best Established with add on Category IBYE award for Co. Leitrim in 2014","13617: Global Green Consultancy is a sustainability consultancy firm who work with the public and private sector who assess and quantify energy, waste and water saving opportunities through the completion of on-site assessments and technical studies.Global Green Consultancy won the Best Established with add on Category IBYE award for Co. Leitrim in 2014","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295915","Open innovation to improve maritime safety and security in the Atlantic Area","Open innovation to improve maritime safety and security in the Atlantic Area","Portugal|Ireland|France|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","1888308.72","EUR","1416231.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4402560","48.0785146,-0.7669906|43.318334,-1.9812313|43.5322015,-5.6611195|43.4653488,-5.9198387|40.2033145,-8.4102573|51.8985143,-8.4756035|38.6919934,-9.3118418",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|Gipuzkoa|Province of Asturias|Lisbon metropolitan area|Coimbra Region|Mayenne","IE053|ES212|ES120|PT170|PT16E|FRG03","2014-2020","At-VIRTUAL will improve the operation of Maritime Safety Training Centres (CFSM) in the Atlantic Area by encouraging companies to develop solutions based on emerging technologies that respond to the needs of CFSMs, in the area of simulation-based learning for maritime safety operations. This will enhance the resilience and responsiveness of the Atlantic Area to maritime incidents and emergencies, while fostering innovation and sustainable growth.","At-VIRTUAL will improve the operation of Maritime Safety Training Centres (CFSM) in the Atlantic Area by encouraging companies to develop solutions based on emerging technologies that respond to the needs of CFSMs, in the area of simulation-based learning for maritime safety operations. This will enhance the resilience and responsiveness of the Atlantic Area to maritime incidents and emergencies, while fostering innovation and sustainable growth.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233944","ANECTO LTD 158209","ANECTO LTD 158209","Ireland",null,"14/04/2015",null,"50","40000","EUR","20000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531857","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","13847: Recruitment of a General Manager","13847: Recruitment of a General Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295959","Territorial Impact Assessment for Cross-Border Cooperation","Territorial Impact Assessment for Cross-Border Cooperation","Sweden|Austria|Netherlands|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Bulgaria|Spain",null,"16/04/2018","12/09/2019","81.77","283429","EUR","231761.03","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4359951","53.4058949,-2.9680296|40.4531236,-3.7105713|53.3075572,-6.2261514|48.1477471,11.560937|48.2119147,16.375468|59.3293235,18.0685808|42.7036809,23.3286074|50.8513682,5.6909725",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR004","ESPON","Stockholm County|Dublin Region|София (столица)|Zuid-Limburg|Munich|Liverpool","SE110|IE061|BG411|NL423|DE212|UKD72","2014-2020","To date, there is no elaborated territorial impact assessment methodology/model that has proven to be well-suited for assessing the ex-post impacts of CBC programmes. The service provider will develop a step-by-step methodology, describing how to determine the ex-post impact of cross-border cooperation (CBC) programmes on the territorial development of the border regions. A test of the methodology will also be performed in five stakeholder territories by providing evidence on how the elaborated methodology works in practice. It is foreseen that mostly 2007 – 2013 programming period data will be used. This targeted analysis will primarily focus on the following five INTERREG A programmes: 1.Germany – the Netherlands, 2.Sweden – Norway, 3.Romania – Bulgaria, 4. United Kingdom - Ireland (Ireland-Northern Ireland-Scotland), 5.Spain-Portugal (POCTEP). The objective of this activity is to develop and test a methodology specifically tailored to assess ex-post territorial impacts of CBC programmes. The methodology will allow policy makers and practitioners to obtain evidence on the territorial impact of CBC programmes and help on developing better-informed cross-border policies. The activity will also improve understanding of the data needs to carry out ex-post territorial impact assessment of CBC programmes.","To date, there is no elaborated territorial impact assessment methodology/model that has proven to be well-suited for assessing the ex-post impacts of CBC programmes. The service provider will develop a step-by-step methodology, describing how to determine the ex-post impact of cross-border cooperation (CBC) programmes on the territorial development of the border regions. A test of the methodology will also be performed in five stakeholder territories by providing evidence on how the elaborated methodology works in practice. It is foreseen that mostly 2007 – 2013 programming period data will be used. This targeted analysis will primarily focus on the following five INTERREG A programmes: 1.Germany – the Netherlands, 2.Sweden – Norway, 3.Romania – Bulgaria, 4. United Kingdom - Ireland (Ireland-Northern Ireland-Scotland), 5.Spain-Portugal (POCTEP). The objective of this activity is to develop and test a methodology specifically tailored to assess ex-post territorial impacts of CBC programmes. The methodology will allow policy makers and practitioners to obtain evidence on the territorial impact of CBC programmes and help on developing better-informed cross-border policies. The activity will also improve understanding of the data needs to carry out ex-post territorial impact assessment of CBC programmes.","Ministry of Sustainable Development and Infrastructures Department for Spatial Planning and Development (DATER), Division for European Affairs, Luxembourg"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234048","FARRELL BROTHERS (ARDEE) LTD 159454","FARRELL BROTHERS (ARDEE) LTD 159454","Ireland",null,"04/12/2015","03/04/2017","50","40000","EUR","20000","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532003","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Recruit and Operations Manager","Recruit and Operations Manager","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301504","Rethink Electricity Distribution Without Load Following","Rethink Electricity Distribution Without Load Following","Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"10/01/2019","30/09/2023","60","7396138.39","EUR","4437683.03","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4379400","53.706651,-1.347422|53.8029268,-1.5479262|53.5396092,-2.1145466|53.5427336,-2.1182458|53.2704547,-2.1207768|47.6736636,-2.760429|53.2354915,-6.624906|54.2781124,-8.4584643|54.2762535,-8.4608743|51.8962749,-8.4659006|51.5507147,-9.3064509|48.8761154,2.2982332|51.1572785,4.9686367|49.7245584,5.8987438|48.6964121,6.1760604|47.5156289,6.809343|49.2448787,6.9383726",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Leeds|South-West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region|Regionalverband Saarbrücken|Wakefield|Cheshire East|Arrondissement of Turnhout|Morbihan|Doubs|Meurthe-et-Moselle|Greater Manchester North East|Luxembourg|Paris","UKE42|IE053|IE062|IE041|DEC01|UKE45|UKD62|BE213|FRH04|FRC21|FRF31|UKD37|LU000|FR101","2014-2020","Addressing NWE housing emissions, responsible for approximately 300 million tonnes of CO2/yr, is a key step to reach EU goals of sustainable growth and carbon reduction. RED WoLF will increase renewables' usage and reduce CO2 emission for Homes with PhotoVoltaics without gas connection (PVHs from now on): each of 100 new/existing PVHs, grouped in Pilots provided to RED WoLF by enterprises and Public Authorities (PAs) partners, will be endowed with a Hybrid Storage System (HSS). HSSs will merge batteries and cheap “Storage Heaters” (StHs). StHs provide domestic space heating on demand to individual rooms within 24 hr. HSSs will store houses' PV output and low-CO2 energy (wind/solar) drawn from the Power Grid at times of low demand. This will remove the generation-demand temporal mismatch currently hindering renewables growth: when demand is low on sunny/windy days, output of solar/wind-farms must be reduced. Every year, up to 6% of available wind energy cannot be gathered in NWE, wasting the cleanest Grid electricity. Demand peaks at 120% of the daily average from approximately 6 to 9AM and from 4P to 8PM, when inefficient, CO2-intensive ”load-following” plants are activated to meet demand. PVHs generation is today exported to the Grid regardless of Grid’s needs, which exacerbates the generation-demand temporal mismatch as NWE installed PV capacity grows by 3 GW/yr. The 100 Pilot PVHs will reduce CO2 emissions by 215 tonnes/yr. RED WoLF Pilots will consist of 6 sets of either new-build or renovated PVHs, with HSS installation, in UK, FR and IE. By the project's end, the HSS will be market-ready and will be adopted across the territories in the partnership. HSS will be included in policies and every-day business of RED WoLF partners, and will eventually be rolled out across the whole NWE. A consortium will be founded to facilitate HSS adoption by stakeholders external to RED WoLF.","Addressing NWE housing emissions, responsible for approximately 300 million tonnes of CO2/yr, is a key step to reach EU goals of sustainable growth and carbon reduction. RED WoLF will increase renewables' usage and reduce CO2 emission for Homes with PhotoVoltaics without gas connection (PVHs from now on): each of 100 new/existing PVHs, grouped in Pilots provided to RED WoLF by enterprises and Public Authorities (PAs) partners, will be endowed with a Hybrid Storage System (HSS). HSSs will merge batteries and cheap “Storage Heaters” (StHs). StHs provide domestic space heating on demand to individual rooms within 24 hr. HSSs will store houses' PV output and low-CO2 energy (wind/solar) drawn from the Power Grid at times of low demand. This will remove the generation-demand temporal mismatch currently hindering renewables growth: when demand is low on sunny/windy days, output of solar/wind-farms must be reduced. Every year, up to 6% of available wind energy cannot be gathered in NWE, wasting the cleanest Grid electricity. Demand peaks at 120% of the daily average from approximately 6 to 9AM and from 4P to 8PM, when inefficient, CO2-intensive ”load-following” plants are activated to meet demand. PVHs generation is today exported to the Grid regardless of Grid’s needs, which exacerbates the generation-demand temporal mismatch as NWE installed PV capacity grows by 3 GW/yr. The 100 Pilot PVHs will reduce CO2 emissions by 215 tonnes/yr. RED WoLF Pilots will consist of 6 sets of either new-build or renovated PVHs, with HSS installation, in UK, FR and IE. By the project's end, the HSS will be market-ready and will be adopted across the territories in the partnership. HSS will be included in policies and every-day business of RED WoLF partners, and will eventually be rolled out across the whole NWE. A consortium will be founded to facilitate HSS adoption by stakeholders external to RED WoLF.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297656","STorage of Energy & Power Systems in NWE","STorage of Energy & Power Systems in NWE","Netherlands|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium",null,"03/04/2020","02/09/2023","60","5110034.7","EUR","3066020.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4385368","51.5789922,-1.3078474|52.6461405,-7.2582269|53.2235026,-8.9420179|53.2788451,-9.0581153|52.2349342,0.1295258|51.0473104,3.7281498|51.048579,3.7309562|50.8494247,4.3634978|52.211157,5.9699231|52.2384988,6.8575846|51.3255874,9.5045681",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","South-East Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Oxfordshire|Cambridgeshire|Arrondissement of Ghent|Kassel|Twente|Veluwe|Arrondissement of Brussels-Capital","IE052|IE042|UKJ14|UKH12|BE234|DE731|NL213|NL221|BE100","2014-2020","As the NWE is increasingly investing in distributed renewable energies (e.g. roof-mounted solar PV), the need for medium capacity energy storage solutions becomes apparent, with a market potential reaching €250bn by 2025. Heavily subsidized batteries from the US and Asia outpace EU suppliers through price-competition, and currently supply 80% of the storage market in NWE. Many of these mass-produced solutions are not tailored to the needs of local market segments including, e.g. housing providers, energy cooperatives and business parks. These use cases could benefit from tailored storage technologies, new technologies or adapted business models. Innovative NWE storage products are currently stuck at TRL5/6 and face significant barriers, ranging from fragmented regulations & funding sources, limited testing abilities and unawareness of final consumers. In STEPS, business support and knowledge partners from IE, NL, BE, DE and UK will strengthen the competitiveness of NWE innovative storage providers by using a user-centric, demand-driven approach to bring products closer to market through tailored testing. Specific activities include: 1)Advising >200 e-storage local SMEs on entering new markets in NWE 2) Create market pull effects in NWE for new e-storage solutions by engaging with potential end-users needs and increase awareness of solution providers 3) Implementing a Support Programm that connects end-users with 20 providers of new e-storage solutions to increase their technological readiness level (TRL5/6 to 7) through real-life testing. More than 50 future end-user of storage will be trained on using a new tool to model their e-storage need with direct links to a portfolio of 250-300 solution providers from NWE. On the long-term, this will position NWE as a leading storage player, gaining up to the 30% of the market with more than 120 new e-storage solutions commercialised and leading to the generation of >1100 new jobs.","As the NWE is increasingly investing in distributed renewable energies (e.g. roof-mounted solar PV), the need for medium capacity energy storage solutions becomes apparent, with a market potential reaching €250bn by 2025. Heavily subsidized batteries from the US and Asia outpace EU suppliers through price-competition, and currently supply 80% of the storage market in NWE. Many of these mass-produced solutions are not tailored to the needs of local market segments including, e.g. housing providers, energy cooperatives and business parks. These use cases could benefit from tailored storage technologies, new technologies or adapted business models. Innovative NWE storage products are currently stuck at TRL5/6 and face significant barriers, ranging from fragmented regulations & funding sources, limited testing abilities and unawareness of final consumers. In STEPS, business support and knowledge partners from IE, NL, BE, DE and UK will strengthen the competitiveness of NWE innovative storage providers by using a user-centric, demand-driven approach to bring products closer to market through tailored testing. Specific activities include: 1)Advising >200 e-storage local SMEs on entering new markets in NWE 2) Create market pull effects in NWE for new e-storage solutions by engaging with potential end-users needs and increase awareness of solution providers 3) Implementing a Support Programm that connects end-users with 20 providers of new e-storage solutions to increase their technological readiness level (TRL5/6 to 7) through real-life testing. More than 50 future end-user of storage will be trained on using a new tool to model their e-storage need with direct links to a portfolio of 250-300 solution providers from NWE. On the long-term, this will position NWE as a leading storage player, gaining up to the 30% of the market with more than 120 new e-storage solutions commercialised and leading to the generation of >1100 new jobs.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233942","Zutec BIM2BEM REI1286","Zutec BIM2BEM REI1286","Ireland",null,"01/11/2014","01/09/2016","50","33377.7","EUR","16688.85","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","Zutec BIM2BEM","Zutec BIM2BEM","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299408","Community-based Virtual Power Plant (cVPP): a novel model of radical decarbonisation based on empowerment of low-carbon community driven energy initiatives","Community-based Virtual Power Plant (cVPP): a novel model of radical decarbonisation based on empowerment of low-carbon community driven energy initiatives","Netherlands|Ireland|Belgium",null,"20/09/2017","30/06/2022","60","7095342.53","EUR","4257205.52","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4358018","52.3762978,-7.9246496|52.8624785,-8.1999881|52.8613433,-8.214717|51.052537,3.7364601|51.1991577,4.4314121|51.1313464,4.8609472|51.447726,5.4858846|52.2157836,5.9638967|52.1234019,6.0245654",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Mid-West Region|Arrondissement of Ghent|Arrondissement of Turnhout|Arrondissement of Antwerp|Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant|Veluwe","IE051|BE234|BE213|BE211|NL414|NL221","2014-2020","Local power generation by renewable sources is increasing but to have real impact on radical decarbonisation of energy sector, changes are needed to unlock the potential of prosumer. This project proposes community-based Virtual Power Plant (cVPP), a novel model that can help organise & significantly boost renewable energy production & distribution at a local level. A virtual power plant (VPP) refers to a cluster of dispersed generator units, controllable loads & storage systems, aggregated to operate as a unique power plant. It enables integration of renewables & flexibility in demand in energy markets. There are several VPP designs on the market (esp. in Germany). The concept has been developed by various (large) organisations (Siemens, E-on) but its implementation remained limited due to top-down focus on technical parameters. Community-based version of a VPP is bottom-up & focusses on sustainability issues. By organizing a form of Collective Power, that is increasing the level of participation & control of the local community, the cVPP aims at taking the development of the VPP a step further. The concept offers a community the opportunity to provide its energy needs with small-scale, distributed low-carbon technologies with participation from individual consumers, local energy companies or SMEs. It can empower prosumers and contribute to democratisation of energy markets. This process spurs awareness & public engagement in the energy transition. By doing so, it facilitates upscaling of low-carbon energy community-driven initiatives that, so far, missed critical mass to trigger the energy transition. This project will: 1) Jointly conceptualise & test cVPP in 4 different markets of BE, NL, UK, IRL with an aim to maximise interconnectedness of the cVPPs, joint influence & learning about different institutional contexts influencing implementation of cVPP; 2) Cocreate a Mobilisation& Replication (MoRe) model based on practical lessons from realisation of different cVPP designs in 4 locations & cultures, supported by theoretical insights & interviews. MoRe aims to enable propagation of cVPP to other territories by accounting for local preferences & aims, & by provision of guidance to communities on how to address emerging barriers to cVPP implementation in their areas; 3) Test & assess the MoRe by replicating in follower communities that will be identified & actively engaged in the process. After its end, the project will contribute to further roll-out of the cVPP to other NWE & European areas by dissemenation of business plans & guidance. In 10 yrs, the investments will stimulate the development of ca 50 new cVPPs in Europe, motivating environmental (450 KT CO2 emission reduction), social (4500 jobs) & economic (25000 houses with improved energy classification) effects that will proliferate further into the future. This replication will form the basis for the establishment of the EU cVPP network.","Local power generation by renewable sources is increasing but to have real impact on radical decarbonisation of energy sector, changes are needed to unlock the potential of prosumer. This project proposes community-based Virtual Power Plant (cVPP), a novel model that can help organise & significantly boost renewable energy production & distribution at a local level. A virtual power plant (VPP) refers to a cluster of dispersed generator units, controllable loads & storage systems, aggregated to operate as a unique power plant. It enables integration of renewables & flexibility in demand in energy markets. There are several VPP designs on the market (esp. in Germany). The concept has been developed by various (large) organisations (Siemens, E-on) but its implementation remained limited due to top-down focus on technical parameters. Community-based version of a VPP is bottom-up & focusses on sustainability issues. By organizing a form of Collective Power, that is increasing the level of participation & control of the local community, the cVPP aims at taking the development of the VPP a step further. The concept offers a community the opportunity to provide its energy needs with small-scale, distributed low-carbon technologies with participation from individual consumers, local energy companies or SMEs. It can empower prosumers and contribute to democratisation of energy markets. This process spurs awareness & public engagement in the energy transition. By doing so, it facilitates upscaling of low-carbon energy community-driven initiatives that, so far, missed critical mass to trigger the energy transition. This project will: 1) Jointly conceptualise & test cVPP in 4 different markets of BE, NL, UK, IRL with an aim to maximise interconnectedness of the cVPPs, joint influence & learning about different institutional contexts influencing implementation of cVPP; 2) Cocreate a Mobilisation& Replication (MoRe) model based on practical lessons from realisation of different cVPP designs in 4 locations & cultures, supported by theoretical insights & interviews. MoRe aims to enable propagation of cVPP to other territories by accounting for local preferences & aims, & by provision of guidance to communities on how to address emerging barriers to cVPP implementation in their areas; 3) Test & assess the MoRe by replicating in follower communities that will be identified & actively engaged in the process. After its end, the project will contribute to further roll-out of the cVPP to other NWE & European areas by dissemenation of business plans & guidance. In 10 yrs, the investments will stimulate the development of ca 50 new cVPPs in Europe, motivating environmental (450 KT CO2 emission reduction), social (4500 jobs) & economic (25000 houses with improved energy classification) effects that will proliferate further into the future. This replication will form the basis for the establishment of the EU cVPP network.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297032","Companion Diagnostics expedited for SMEs","Companion Diagnostics expedited for SMEs","Austria|Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"20/09/2017","31/12/2023","60","4314264.53","EUR","2588558.72","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381694","52.6209712,-1.126789|53.2855901,-9.0263903|53.2788451,-9.0581153|47.0797195,15.4665537|48.8260849,2.3405783|51.0204196,3.6777911|52.0790261,4.3374989|52.3363316,4.859116|51.5435071,5.0632812|49.6187256,6.1011012|49.5286039,8.4699645|48.7827445,9.1769047",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Stuttgart|West Region, Ireland|Mannheim|Leicester|Arrondissement of Ghent|Graz-Umgebung District|Groot-Amsterdam|Agglomeratie's-Gravenhage|Midden-Noord-Brabant|Luxembourg|Paris","DE111|IE042|DE126|UKF21|BE234|AT221|NL329|NL332|NL412|LU000|FR101","2014-2020","All healthcare providers aim to deliver improved patient outcomes. The Codex4SMEs (Companion diagnostics expedited for SMEs) project plans to improve healthcare by enhanced adoption of Personalized Medicine (PM) in NWE and beyond. PM promises to deliver “the right drug, at the right dose, at the right time, to the right patient” with important cost-savings in public healthcare. Companion diagnostics (Cdx) are an indispensable tool for optimum application of PM, but currently only few therapies (1% in DE) are accompanied by Cdx tests. A strong growth of the global PM market will also drive growth of the Cdx market. NWE SMEs, as diagnostics innovation drivers, have a strong potential to exploit this market. However, NWE is not competitive with the USA in the implementation of Cdx. Reasons are: - EU regulation not yet established (new IVD Directive becomes effective in 2020), - High development costs (> € 5 m), - Project length (> 5 years). The USA are far ahead of NWE in creating a commercially attractive regulatory & market structure. Codex4SMEs will establish a network of 11 partners from seven countries (DE, FR, NL, UK, IE, LU and AT as non-NWE participant). The project will support SMEs along the Cdx value chain in the three phases incubation, acceleration and growth. Partners aim to involve around 200 SMEs in the field of Cdx into the project. 46 of those will have increased the TRL levels of their Cdx products at least 1 level through the support in knowledge transfer/sample access and biomarker validation. At least four SMEs will finish the development of a new product already during the project duration thanks to Codex4SMEs. Finally, the long term sustainability of the network and the support services for SMEs beyond the project will be ensured by collection of at least 100 letters of intent from future members/sponsors.","All healthcare providers aim to deliver improved patient outcomes. The Codex4SMEs (Companion diagnostics expedited for SMEs) project plans to improve healthcare by enhanced adoption of Personalized Medicine (PM) in NWE and beyond. PM promises to deliver “the right drug, at the right dose, at the right time, to the right patient” with important cost-savings in public healthcare. Companion diagnostics (Cdx) are an indispensable tool for optimum application of PM, but currently only few therapies (1% in DE) are accompanied by Cdx tests. A strong growth of the global PM market will also drive growth of the Cdx market. NWE SMEs, as diagnostics innovation drivers, have a strong potential to exploit this market. However, NWE is not competitive with the USA in the implementation of Cdx. Reasons are: - EU regulation not yet established (new IVD Directive becomes effective in 2020), - High development costs (> € 5 m), - Project length (> 5 years). The USA are far ahead of NWE in creating a commercially attractive regulatory & market structure. Codex4SMEs will establish a network of 11 partners from seven countries (DE, FR, NL, UK, IE, LU and AT as non-NWE participant). The project will support SMEs along the Cdx value chain in the three phases incubation, acceleration and growth. Partners aim to involve around 200 SMEs in the field of Cdx into the project. 46 of those will have increased the TRL levels of their Cdx products at least 1 level through the support in knowledge transfer/sample access and biomarker validation. At least four SMEs will finish the development of a new product already during the project duration thanks to Codex4SMEs. Finally, the long term sustainability of the network and the support services for SMEs beyond the project will be ensured by collection of at least 100 letters of intent from future members/sponsors.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234052","Aircraft Drafting Services/Prim","Aircraft Drafting Services/Prim","Ireland",null,"12/11/2013","31/12/2015","50","1664.55","EUR","832.28","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532012","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13535: To provide Engineering drawing/drafting and  assistance with aircraft engineering projects and drafting services to Airlines and Aircraft Leasing Companies.","13535: To provide Engineering drawing/drafting and  assistance with aircraft engineering projects and drafting services to Airlines and Aircraft Leasing Companies.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233280","Epithelial expression of caspasses-4 & -5 as diagnostic indicators of colorectal cancer","Epithelial expression of caspasses-4 & -5 as diagnostic indicators of colorectal cancer","Ireland",null,"01/09/2015","30/11/2017","50","100412.87","EUR","50206.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q236521",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Epithelial expression of caspasses-4 & -5 as diagnostic indicators of colorectal cancer","Epithelial expression of caspasses-4 & -5 as diagnostic indicators of colorectal cancer","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548072","Integration and Employment of Migrants","Integration and Employment of Migrants","Ireland",null,"29/03/2017",null,"50","3325000","EUR","1662500","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614771","53.3524881,-6.2566456897218|53.39493455,-6.3892085449376|53.651908,-6.6833615|52.5687098,-7.1889830921815","111","Combating all forms of discrimination and promoting equal opportunities","TO09","Social inclusion","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE061|IE052|IE062","2014-2020","Integration and Employment of Migrants engages with the most disadvantaged groups, including those distant from the labour market, with a view of raising their skills, ultimately increasing their future employment prospects.","Integration and Employment of Migrants engages with the most disadvantaged groups, including those distant from the labour market, with a view of raising their skills, ultimately increasing their future employment prospects.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234001","LEO Leitrim Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","LEO Leitrim Measure 2 Expenditure 2017","Ireland",null,"01/01/2017","31/12/2017","50","132274.78","EUR","66137.39","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531893","54.1401622,-8.0524782162761",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring and Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233224","A healthy food brand that will produce a range of tasty, healthy, nutritious salad meals & deliver the range in convienient way to Irish customers. Support towards consultancy costs.","A healthy food brand that will produce a range of tasty, healthy, nutritious salad meals & deliver the range in convienient way to Irish customers. Support towards consultancy costs.","Ireland",null,"06/01/2014","31/12/2015","50","2436","EUR","1218","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531581","53.3497645,-6.2602732","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","A healthy food brand that will produce a range of tasty, healthy, nutritious salad meals & deliver the range in convienient way to Irish customers. Support towards consultancy costs.","A healthy food brand that will produce a range of tasty, healthy, nutritious salad meals & deliver the range in convienient way to Irish customers. Support towards consultancy costs.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234062","MCOR TECHNOLOGIES LTD 157932","MCOR TECHNOLOGIES LTD 157932","Ireland",null,"29/12/2014",null,"50","297349.63","EUR","148674.82","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532024","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","13886: Develop a low cost desktop 3D Printer (smaller, lighter, faster than existing models)","13886: Develop a low cost desktop 3D Printer (smaller, lighter, faster than existing models)","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235262","Ciaran Reilly Innovation Grant","Ciaran Reilly Innovation Grant","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","21/08/2015","50","2313.74","EUR","1156.87","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531811",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13728: Feasibility study towards costs associated with stage 1 of establishment of Gin distillery.","13728: Feasibility study towards costs associated with stage 1 of establishment of Gin distillery.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4295383","Ageo — Atlantic Platform for Geological Risk Management","Ageo — Atlantic Platform for Geological Risk Management","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/06/2019","31/05/2022","75","3223240.32","EUR","2417430.24","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4379800","52.9547832,-1.1581086|28.1235459,-15.4362574|28.4874009,-16.3159061|32.6669328,-16.9240554|28.6183515,-17.8998566|48.390394,-4.486076|48.381438,-4.620404|53.3498053,-6.2603097|38.7222524,-9.1393366|38.7577603,-9.2245474",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Madeira|Gran Canaria|Dublin Region|Lisbon metropolitan area|Tenerife|La Palma|Finistère|Nottingham","PT300|ES705|IE061|PT170|ES709|ES707|FRH02|UKF14","2014-2020","The Atlantic region is exposed to a range of low-probability / high-impact events and various hazard risk scenarios, which, due to the low likelihood of occurrence and/or the high cost of mitigating action, lack the level of preparedness for effective monitoring and response. AGEO aims to demonstrate a new form of engagement between civil society and local authorities for geohazards-related local capacity building, and encourage the local use of innovative Earth observation products and services provided by European data infrastructures, in particular Copernicus. AGEO will launch several Citizens’ Observatory pilots on geohazards according to regional priorities to demonstrate how citizens’ involvement in geohazard risks prevention can strengthen regional and national risk management systems.","The Atlantic region is exposed to a range of low-probability / high-impact events and various hazard risk scenarios, which, due to the low likelihood of occurrence and/or the high cost of mitigating action, lack the level of preparedness for effective monitoring and response. AGEO aims to demonstrate a new form of engagement between civil society and local authorities for geohazards-related local capacity building, and encourage the local use of innovative Earth observation products and services provided by European data infrastructures, in particular Copernicus. AGEO will launch several Citizens’ Observatory pilots on geohazards according to regional priorities to demonstrate how citizens’ involvement in geohazard risks prevention can strengthen regional and national risk management systems.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233209","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","417358.38","EUR","208679.19","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531559",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300753","The Bryden Centre for Advanced Marine and Bio-Energy Research","The Bryden Centre for Advanced Marine and Bio-Energy Research","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/06/2017","31/12/2021","85","9752679.76","EUR","8289777.8","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4368712","57.4697558,-4.2297798|54.9032569,-5.029644|54.5841237,-5.9365702|54.5594352,-5.9461937|54.6792422,-5.9591102|54.9610008,-7.7120574|54.9511516,-7.7222764",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Border Region|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey|Dumfries & Galloway|Belfast|Antrim and Newtownabbey","IE041|UKM62|UKM92|UKN06|UKN0D","2014-2020","The Bryden Centre will create a ‘virtual centre of competence’ that will support industry-led applied/pre-commercial collaborative research on a cross-border, interregional basis that is focused on two specific forms of renewable energy, which are considered to have the greatest sustainable potential and widest applicability in the region: Marine renewable energy; and Bio-energy. The research undertaken will represent a considerable increase in scale and scope of activity over and above any existing research being undertaken, and is anticipated to generate impact and added value on a comparable basis. The eligible region has many geographic, economic and demographic characteristics that combined represent a unique opportunity for the development of renewable technologies and should provide a distinctive competitive advantage in a global marketplace. These include the tidal power sites at Strangford and the North Antrim Coast, the offshore wind activity in Western Scotland, the potential for wave power generation in Donegal, and the nascent anaerobic digestion industry driven by the regional agri-food industry and need for distributed energy. The combined region also has truly world leading research taking place within its research institutions. However, a number of challenges have prevented regional industry from fully capitalising on this opportunity. Foremost among these is the profile of the regional industry, with companies typically being small- or micro-sized enterprises. As is true for all industries, small enterprises in the renewables sector struggle to dedicate the resource needed to innovate. This is exacerbated by a lack of funding for research and innovation that would allow industry and research partners from across the region to collaborate on early-stage innovative concepts. In addition, there is a recognised gap between outcomes from existing research projects and commercialisation, ‘the valley of death’, that is indicative of industry and University partnerships not maximising the outputs of early stage collaborations. The final aspect of this is a lack of critical mass of highly-qualified scientists and engineers capable of translating research into commercial success within these companies. CAMBER aims to address these challenges. Using a Doctoral Training Centre model, the Bryden Centre project will recruit 34 PhD students and 6 PDRAs; each of whom will work with industry to produce industrially relevant research with the potential for commercial exploitation and resulting economic growth within the region.","The Bryden Centre will create a ‘virtual centre of competence’ that will support industry-led applied/pre-commercial collaborative research on a cross-border, interregional basis that is focused on two specific forms of renewable energy, which are considered to have the greatest sustainable potential and widest applicability in the region: Marine renewable energy; and Bio-energy. The research undertaken will represent a considerable increase in scale and scope of activity over and above any existing research being undertaken, and is anticipated to generate impact and added value on a comparable basis. The eligible region has many geographic, economic and demographic characteristics that combined represent a unique opportunity for the development of renewable technologies and should provide a distinctive competitive advantage in a global marketplace. These include the tidal power sites at Strangford and the North Antrim Coast, the offshore wind activity in Western Scotland, the potential for wave power generation in Donegal, and the nascent anaerobic digestion industry driven by the regional agri-food industry and need for distributed energy. The combined region also has truly world leading research taking place within its research institutions. However, a number of challenges have prevented regional industry from fully capitalising on this opportunity. Foremost among these is the profile of the regional industry, with companies typically being small- or micro-sized enterprises. As is true for all industries, small enterprises in the renewables sector struggle to dedicate the resource needed to innovate. This is exacerbated by a lack of funding for research and innovation that would allow industry and research partners from across the region to collaborate on early-stage innovative concepts. In addition, there is a recognised gap between outcomes from existing research projects and commercialisation, ‘the valley of death’, that is indicative of industry and University partnerships not maximising the outputs of early stage collaborations. The final aspect of this is a lack of critical mass of highly-qualified scientists and engineers capable of translating research into commercial success within these companies. CAMBER aims to address these challenges. Using a Doctoral Training Centre model, the Bryden Centre project will recruit 34 PhD students and 6 PDRAs; each of whom will work with industry to produce industrially relevant research with the potential for commercial exploitation and resulting economic growth within the region.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4298139","Conservation of Atlantic biodiversity supported by co-management of small-scale fisheries","Conservation of Atlantic biodiversity supported by co-management of small-scale fisheries","Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"03/03/2019","03/03/2022","75","2482052.84","EUR","1861539.63","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4402565","52.5694985,-0.2405299|50.6144279,-2.457621|43.3948548,-2.6965229|56.3397753,-2.7967214|48.381438,-4.620404|43.5322015,-5.6611195|43.3619145,-5.8493887|53.2943958,-6.1338666|36.5270612,-6.2885962|37.261421,-6.9447224|37.0260416,-7.8423509|37.0193548,-7.9304397|42.225757,-8.7542223",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","Dublin Region|Peterborough|Province of Huelva|Biscay|Province of Asturias|Pontevedra Province|Algarve|Cádiz Province|Finistère|Clackmannanshire and Fife","IE061|UKH11|ES615|ES213|ES120|ES114|PT150|ES612|FRH02|UKM72","2014-2020","CABFishMAN apoya la cooperación entre los agentes implicados en la pesca a pequeña escala (PPE), para hacer frente al reto, de naturaleza transnacional en el Atlántico, de reforzar la protección de los recursos marinos avanzando hacía una gestión ecosistémica de las PPE. Asimismo, a partir de la valoración monetaria de los servicios ecosistémicos derivados de los habitats y especies de las PPE, el conocimiento de su actividad espacial en el Atlántico y sus impactos en la biodiversidad. CABFishMAN apoia a cooperação das partes interessadas na pesca em pequena escala (PPE), abordando desafios transnacionais no Espaço Atlântico para melhorar a protecção dos recursos marinhos e avançando para uma abordagem ecossistémica da gestão da PPE. A preservação da biodiversidade será também alcançada através da avaliação quantitativa dos serviços dos ecossistemas associados às espécies e habitats da PPE, do conhecimento da actividade espacial da PPE e impactos associados na biodiversidade e serviços dos ecossistemas.","CABFishMAN apoya la cooperación entre los agentes implicados en la pesca a pequeña escala (PPE), para hacer frente al reto, de naturaleza transnacional en el Atlántico, de reforzar la protección de los recursos marinos avanzando hacía una gestión ecosistémica de las PPE. Asimismo, a partir de la valoración monetaria de los servicios ecosistémicos derivados de los habitats y especies de las PPE, el conocimiento de su actividad espacial en el Atlántico y sus impactos en la biodiversidad. CABFishMAN apoia a cooperação das partes interessadas na pesca em pequena escala (PPE), abordando desafios transnacionais no Espaço Atlântico para melhorar a protecção dos recursos marinhos e avançando para uma abordagem ecossistémica da gestão da PPE. A preservação da biodiversidade será também alcançada através da avaliação quantitativa dos serviços dos ecossistemas associados às espécies e habitats da PPE, do conhecimento da actividade espacial da PPE e impactos associados na biodiversidade e serviços dos ecossistemas.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296989","Smarter Energy Communities in Northern and Arctic Regions","Smarter Energy Communities in Northern and Arctic Regions","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom|Canada|Faroe Islands",null,"01/05/2016","31/07/2019","56.47","1842590.95","EUR","1040561.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","61.9949259,-6.7848592|44.6567363,-63.5963304|55.0045217,-7.3214339|53.1423672,-7.6920536|54.9513499,-7.7188444|53.9443321,-8.0985053|62.6334069,17.9278507|62.5887184,29.7789468",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Västernorrland County|Midlands Region|Border Region|Derry City and Strabane","FI1D3|SE321|IE063|IE041|UKN0A","2014-2020","The aim of the SECURE project is to transfer and implement innovative energy solutions for housing and public infrastructure across NPA regions with different maturity-levels. Knowledge transfer will be demand-led, supported by a quadruple helix approach, and impact will be maximised by focusing implementation in small smart energy communities and building up local authority capacity. Objectives The project objectives are to: Implement an energy awareness and behavioural change programme to create Smarter Energy Communities'', transfer best practice in renewable energy and energy efficiency, as well as pilot innovative low-carbon initiatives in partner regions.","The aim of the SECURE project is to transfer and implement innovative energy solutions for housing and public infrastructure across NPA regions with different maturity-levels. Knowledge transfer will be demand-led, supported by a quadruple helix approach, and impact will be maximised by focusing implementation in small smart energy communities and building up local authority capacity. Objectives The project objectives are to: Implement an energy awareness and behavioural change programme to create Smarter Energy Communities'', transfer best practice in renewable energy and energy efficiency, as well as pilot innovative low-carbon initiatives in partner regions.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233358","Development & implementation of an offline metrological tool for quality control of drug coating on metallic stents.","Development & implementation of an offline metrological tool for quality control of drug coating on metallic stents.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/03/2018","50","88291.55","EUR","44145.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Development & implementation of an offline metrological tool for quality control of drug coating on metallic stents.","Development & implementation of an offline metrological tool for quality control of drug coating on metallic stents.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232222","BUSINESS ADVISOR COSTS 2015","BUSINESS ADVISOR COSTS 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","113193.23","EUR","56596.62","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531433","51.6222152,-8.8898227","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","BUSINESS ADVISOR COSTS 2015","BUSINESS ADVISOR COSTS 2015","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233303","VR Glove","VR Glove","Ireland",null,"01/10/2015","01/04/2017","50","134699.5","EUR","67349.75","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531689",null,"4","Productive investment linked to the cooperation between large enterprises and SMEs for developing information and communication technology (‘ICT’) products and services, e-commerce and enhancing demand for ICT","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","VR Glove","VR Glove","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233221","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","203542.52","EUR","101771.26","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531571",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296558","Forest Business Innovation and Advancement in the Northern Periphery","Forest Business Innovation and Advancement in the Northern Periphery","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/06/2017","31/05/2020","63.18","1901020.92","EUR","1201033.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356434","57.4776591,-4.1831811|52.2447795,-7.1423167|59.3352804,18.0836102|63.821173,20.3141996|60.5246713,24.7431356|60.2289868,25.0182797|64.2181884,27.7792683|62.6080655,29.7465962",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Uusimaa|North Karelia|Stockholm County|Västerbotten County|South-East Region, Ireland|Kainuu|Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey","FI1B1|FI1D3|SE110|SE331|IE052|FI1D8|UKM62","2014-2020","FOBIA aims to enhance the business competitiveness of forestry service enterprises in the NPA regions of Finland, Sweden, Scotland and Ireland by: (1) promoting the development of innovative business models; (2) providing tools for increasing operational efficiency; and, (3) developing and piloting the use of digital platforms for knowledge transfer, networking and trading of services. Forestry is an economically important industry across much of the Northern Periphery. The NPA areas of Sweden and Finland produce 30% and 60% respectively of domestic roundwood consumption, and timber harvesting alone employs around 10,000 people. In the NPA areas of Ireland and Scotland, annual timber production is forecast to increase significantly over the next 10 years (almost doubling in Ireland to reach 6M m3 and increasing by 30% in Scotland to 4.5M m3). Mobilising this wood flow will require considerable investment and development of forestry services. The scale of forestry businesses providing timber harvesting and silvicultural services ranges from self-employed sole-traders and micro-enterprises, to larger companies operating dozens of machines. These businesses are required to provide an increasingly diverse range of services, as more business activities are outsourced (e.g. planning, quality control and reporting). Many forestry entrepreneurs lack the management skills required to successfully meet these increased demands, and their ability to acquire new skills is often constrained by a lack of time and the long distances involved in accessing training. Many forestry service businesses are also experiencing declining profitability, making it difficult to recruit and retain skilled employees. FOBIA will address these barriers by developing resources and tools, available through digital platforms, to help forestry entrepreneurs improve profitability through new business models, increased operational efficiency and enhanced management skills and leadership.","FOBIA aims to enhance the business competitiveness of forestry service enterprises in the NPA regions of Finland, Sweden, Scotland and Ireland by: (1) promoting the development of innovative business models; (2) providing tools for increasing operational efficiency; and, (3) developing and piloting the use of digital platforms for knowledge transfer, networking and trading of services. Forestry is an economically important industry across much of the Northern Periphery. The NPA areas of Sweden and Finland produce 30% and 60% respectively of domestic roundwood consumption, and timber harvesting alone employs around 10,000 people. In the NPA areas of Ireland and Scotland, annual timber production is forecast to increase significantly over the next 10 years (almost doubling in Ireland to reach 6M m3 and increasing by 30% in Scotland to 4.5M m3). Mobilising this wood flow will require considerable investment and development of forestry services. The scale of forestry businesses providing timber harvesting and silvicultural services ranges from self-employed sole-traders and micro-enterprises, to larger companies operating dozens of machines. These businesses are required to provide an increasingly diverse range of services, as more business activities are outsourced (e.g. planning, quality control and reporting). Many forestry entrepreneurs lack the management skills required to successfully meet these increased demands, and their ability to acquire new skills is often constrained by a lack of time and the long distances involved in accessing training. Many forestry service businesses are also experiencing declining profitability, making it difficult to recruit and retain skilled employees. FOBIA will address these barriers by developing resources and tools, available through digital platforms, to help forestry entrepreneurs improve profitability through new business models, increased operational efficiency and enhanced management skills and leadership.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296948","Boost4Health - The Life Sciences Hub of NWE","Boost4Health - The Life Sciences Hub of NWE","Denmark|Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Germany|Spain|Belgium",null,"25/02/2016","24/08/2022","60","5000045.96","EUR","3000027.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380901","47.287488,-1.5244403|48.1176825,-1.6976149|53.4750345,-2.2432051|53.2837446,-9.0280917|51.2783021,0.5225145|55.702806,12.5613379|41.3820531,2.1169709|50.6053756,3.028553|51.5435071,5.0632812|50.6411075,5.5759793|52.1781256,5.9683716|50.7593945,6.0761506|48.7827445,9.1769047",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Stuttgart|West Region, Ireland|Barcelona Province|Aachen cities region|Arrondissement of Liège|Byen København|Midden-Noord-Brabant|Loire-Atlantique|Veluwe|Ille-et-Vilaine|Nord|Mid Kent|Manchester","DE111|IE042|ES511|DEA2D|BE332|DK011|NL412|FRG01|NL221|FRH03|FRE11|UKJ45|UKD33","2014-2020","The NWE life science sector is not exploiting its full potential due to the fragmented market and limited critical mass of its clusters. To grow sustainable new business, innovative NWE life science SMEs need to focus on international markets, but are held back by: Lack of knowledge on internationalisation; Big differences in health care systems, cultures, re-imbursements etc.; Product validation under different regulations; Various studies show that as a result European SMEs often remain small or sometimes prefer to move their business to the less complex US market to grow. In Boost4Health, a partnership of 11 leading life science SME support organisations with strong business networks, will address this market failure by setting up a transnational support programme to help NWE SMEs grow internationally by bringing their life science innovations to European markets. The support programme consists of 3 outputs that will directly help SMEs overcome the above barriers: International business growth strategy programme with coaching and matchmaking provided by support organisations, experts and peer companies; Marketplace and €1,2M micro-funding programme to access international expertise (e.g. market insights, legal support), facilities (e.g. incubator, lab space), partners (e.g. business development support) and financing (e.g. innovative procurement, crowd-funding)<br>- European product validation network (clinical trial sites, hospitals, home care) for validating life science innovations with users abroad. B4H uses innovative mechanisms where SMEs help other SMEs, building a strong transnational community that lasts beyond the project and positions NWE as a key life science hub. B4H will help 300 SMEs increase their TRL levels through coaching, matchmaking and financial support thus bringing forward the introduction of new life sciences innovations to the international market.","The NWE life science sector is not exploiting its full potential due to the fragmented market and limited critical mass of its clusters. To grow sustainable new business, innovative NWE life science SMEs need to focus on international markets, but are held back by: Lack of knowledge on internationalisation; Big differences in health care systems, cultures, re-imbursements etc.; Product validation under different regulations; Various studies show that as a result European SMEs often remain small or sometimes prefer to move their business to the less complex US market to grow. In Boost4Health, a partnership of 11 leading life science SME support organisations with strong business networks, will address this market failure by setting up a transnational support programme to help NWE SMEs grow internationally by bringing their life science innovations to European markets. The support programme consists of 3 outputs that will directly help SMEs overcome the above barriers: International business growth strategy programme with coaching and matchmaking provided by support organisations, experts and peer companies; Marketplace and €1,2M micro-funding programme to access international expertise (e.g. market insights, legal support), facilities (e.g. incubator, lab space), partners (e.g. business development support) and financing (e.g. innovative procurement, crowd-funding)<br>- European product validation network (clinical trial sites, hospitals, home care) for validating life science innovations with users abroad. B4H uses innovative mechanisms where SMEs help other SMEs, building a strong transnational community that lasts beyond the project and positions NWE as a key life science hub. B4H will help 300 SMEs increase their TRL levels through coaching, matchmaking and financial support thus bringing forward the introduction of new life sciences innovations to the international market.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233322","This commercialisation project was to develop new food packaging systems for meat & similar foods where shelf life is a critical issue.  By use of antimicrobial packaging, food waste can be reduced. However, the main challenge is developing these technologies cost effectively.  We have developed a suitable polymer-based solution & this project is based on scaling the laboratory processes so that t","This commercialisation project was to develop new food packaging systems for meat & similar foods where shelf life is a critical issue.  By use of antimicrobial packaging, food waste can be reduced. However, the main challenge is developing these technologies cost effectively.  We have developed a suitable polymer-based solution & this project is based on scaling the laboratory processes so that t","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/10/2017","50","149885.56","EUR","74942.78","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531698","51.8979282,-8.4705806","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","This commercialisation project was to develop new food packaging systems for meat & similar foods where shelf life is a critical issue.  By use of antimicrobial packaging, food waste can be reduced. However, the main challenge is developing these technologies cost effectively.  We have developed a suitable polymer-based solution & this project is based on scaling the laboratory processes so that they can be delivered to a manufacturable solution within cost limitations.","This commercialisation project was to develop new food packaging systems for meat & similar foods where shelf life is a critical issue.  By use of antimicrobial packaging, food waste can be reduced. However, the main challenge is developing these technologies cost effectively.  We have developed a suitable polymer-based solution & this project is based on scaling the laboratory processes so that they can be delivered to a manufacturable solution within cost limitations.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300705","TechTown","TechTown","Sweden|Denmark|Italy|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Latvia|Hungary|Croatia|Spain",null,"14/09/2015","03/05/2018","78.14","749000.93","EUR","585237.85","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4372364","51.2597269,-1.0884156|53.5004411,-1.4368537|40.5485022,-3.6245026|52.6651573,-8.6248271|55.743069,12.4972821|37.0611749,15.296206|60.6747795,17.1453327|42.6424451,18.1043085|47.959362,21.71428|57.3119472,25.263564|45.779847,3.1054454",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR003","Urbact","Gävleborg County|Province of Syracuse|Mid-West Region|Dubrovačko-neretvanska županija|Københavns omegn|Puy-de-Dôme|Vidzeme|Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg|Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham|North Hampshire","SE313|ITG19|IE051|HR037|DK012|FRK14|LV008|HU323|UKE31|UKJ37","2014-2020","The digital economy is the 'single most important driver of innovation, competitiveness and growth' (EC,2015). TechTown will explore how small and medium sized cities can maximise the job creation potential of the digital economy. It will examine whether there is potential for spillover from stronger city level digital economies, examine how clusters can work at city level and look collaboratively at what cities can do to support businesses to access the digital skills and innovations they need in order to start, grow and compete.","The digital economy is the 'single most important driver of innovation, competitiveness and growth' (EC,2015). TechTown will explore how small and medium sized cities can maximise the job creation potential of the digital economy. It will examine whether there is potential for spillover from stronger city level digital economies, examine how clusters can work at city level and look collaboratively at what cities can do to support businesses to access the digital skills and innovations they need in order to start, grow and compete.","Commissariat Général à l'Egalité des Territoires (CGET)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233983","ROBINSON DISTRIBUTION LTD 160554","ROBINSON DISTRIBUTION LTD 160554","Ireland",null,"12/10/2016","06/09/2017","50","13750","EUR","6875","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531888","52.99849045,-7.3777001669446",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","Recruit a Financial Controller","Recruit a Financial Controller","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234023","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Measure 2 Expenditure - 2015","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/12/2015","50","130071.79","EUR","65035.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531915","53.7278,-7.7963816",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Midlands Region","IE063","2014-2020","13764: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development programme.","13764: Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 Letter of Offer on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development programme.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299161","North West Region: Multimodal Transport Hub","North West Region: Multimodal Transport Hub","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2020","60.85","32862570","EUR","19996873.84","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355881","55.8680424,-4.2547399|54.5948071,-5.9282397|54.5947152,-5.9284286|54.59459,-5.93441|53.336131,-6.2558075|55.0042993,-7.321744|54.83352,-7.4792215",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFCB048","Interreg V-A - United Kingdom-Ireland (Ireland-Wales)","Dublin Region|Border Region|Belfast|Derry City and Strabane|Glasgow City","IE061|IE041|UKN06|UKN0A|UKM82","2014-2020","The programme will deliver an iconic, innovative multimodal hub, enhanced integrated cross-border public transport services, rail services and active travel infrastructure which will support the delivery of behavioural change initiatives. The Hub will be located in the North West on the site of the old Waterside Station in Derry and will connect to the existing extensive cross-border active travel network supported by DCSDC and DCC. Following the completion of the construction phase in 2020, enhanced integrated cross-border public transport services will be commenced. This will be supported by a range of promotional activites, including the introduction of a liveried connection from Foyle Street Bus Station to/from the Hub, which will encourage modal shift and achievement of the operational programme target in relation to cross border journeys made by public transport by 2023. The concept of the Hub has been developed with interdepartmental co-operation across a range of partner organisations including representatives from all 3 jurisdictions as well as Councils on either side of the border and public transport service providers both North and South. The proposed design includes the provision of facilities to be utilised by the community and an Active and Sustainable Travel Centre to promote a range of supportive actions around sustainable transport alternatives. The Hub aligns with Government strategies both North and South as well as, at regional level, The One Plan and emerging Community Plan will provide a range of additional benefits including improving the connectivity between the Waterside and Cityside areas of Derry. Governments from both jurisdictions together with local representatives are supportive of the development of the Hub and its progression of the North West Gateway Initiative. A number of options were considered before determining that the best location for the Hub was the site of the former Waterside Station, which is also the preferred location identified in a survey of local residents. Negotiations continue regarding the purchase of the site and Heads of Agreement have recently been exchanged and solicitors instructed to draw up formal contracts. The Hub will be developed at a capital cost of €30.390m with an intervention rate of 85% up to a maximum of €20m ERDF. The Lead Partner, the Department for Infrastructure, has committed to provide the additional funding required to deliver the Hub, and the Accountable Department has recently written to SEUPB to confirm it will support the project in line with the Chancellors recent statement on EU projects. The development of the Hub will be managed through a programme board supported by 3 projects: Construction; Connectivity; and Public Transport. Any associated economic appraisals will be developed to Green Book standard and receive the necessary Department of Finance approvals. The delivery of the programme and associated projects will be supported by the application of a number of project management methodologies and best practices including Managing Successful Programmes (MSP), Prince II and Gateway Review. This includes the development and management of risk assessment plans and issues logs and a benefits realisation plan.","The programme will deliver an iconic, innovative multimodal hub, enhanced integrated cross-border public transport services, rail services and active travel infrastructure which will support the delivery of behavioural change initiatives. The Hub will be located in the North West on the site of the old Waterside Station in Derry and will connect to the existing extensive cross-border active travel network supported by DCSDC and DCC. Following the completion of the construction phase in 2020, enhanced integrated cross-border public transport services will be commenced. This will be supported by a range of promotional activites, including the introduction of a liveried connection from Foyle Street Bus Station to/from the Hub, which will encourage modal shift and achievement of the operational programme target in relation to cross border journeys made by public transport by 2023. The concept of the Hub has been developed with interdepartmental co-operation across a range of partner organisations including representatives from all 3 jurisdictions as well as Councils on either side of the border and public transport service providers both North and South. The proposed design includes the provision of facilities to be utilised by the community and an Active and Sustainable Travel Centre to promote a range of supportive actions around sustainable transport alternatives. The Hub aligns with Government strategies both North and South as well as, at regional level, The One Plan and emerging Community Plan will provide a range of additional benefits including improving the connectivity between the Waterside and Cityside areas of Derry. Governments from both jurisdictions together with local representatives are supportive of the development of the Hub and its progression of the North West Gateway Initiative. A number of options were considered before determining that the best location for the Hub was the site of the former Waterside Station, which is also the preferred location identified in a survey of local residents. Negotiations continue regarding the purchase of the site and Heads of Agreement have recently been exchanged and solicitors instructed to draw up formal contracts. The Hub will be developed at a capital cost of €30.390m with an intervention rate of 85% up to a maximum of €20m ERDF. The Lead Partner, the Department for Infrastructure, has committed to provide the additional funding required to deliver the Hub, and the Accountable Department has recently written to SEUPB to confirm it will support the project in line with the Chancellors recent statement on EU projects. The development of the Hub will be managed through a programme board supported by 3 projects: Construction; Connectivity; and Public Transport. Any associated economic appraisals will be developed to Green Book standard and receive the necessary Department of Finance approvals. The delivery of the programme and associated projects will be supported by the application of a number of project management methodologies and best practices including Managing Successful Programmes (MSP), Prince II and Gateway Review. This includes the development and management of risk assessment plans and issues logs and a benefits realisation plan.","Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297067","Building an Ecosystem to Generate Opportunities in Open Data","Building an Ecosystem to Generate Opportunities in Open Data","Netherlands|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Belgium|Luxembourg",null,"25/02/2016","30/06/2022","60","7669167.64","EUR","4601500.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4383746","55.8609904,-4.2488101|53.3450998,-6.2696017|47.902964,1.909251|47.9078716,1.9102475|50.9441561,4.0448186|52.0359125,4.3257852|52.0114873,4.3541562|49.501873,5.9489733",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|District of Aalst|Loiret|Agglomeratie's-Gravenhage|Delft en Westland|Glasgow City|Luxembourg","IE061|BE231|FRB06|NL332|NL333|UKM82|LU000","2014-2020","BE-GOOD is a pioneering project aiming to unlock, re-use and extract value from Public Sector Information (PSI) to develop innovative data-driven services in the area of infrastructure & environment.In a digital world, data is a key asset and a major source for innovation and economic growth. The market potential for re-using NWE PSI such as geospatial data is significant. Currently, the market for PSI-based services is limited as innovators face major barriers: - Lack of public body experience with the publication of PSI, limiting the availability of data.- Limited attention to end-user (commercial) potential of data, limiting relevance of data. - Shortage of links between PSI initiatives and SME solution providers, limiting market uptake.An estimated €300B added value remains untapped in Europe. BE-GOOD will tap into a portion estimated at €50M, and deliver 10 pilots to deliver commercial value from PSI, validated in >6 countries, and guidance on public data release and re-use. BE-GOOD uses a novel demand-driven approach, starting with public service delivery challenges common for public bodies across NWE to unlock appropriate datasets and engage with the marketplace. BE-GOOD’s main outputs will be: 10 novel commercial PSI-based services prototyped operationally, with the aim to market commercialise 5. Examples include applications, visualisations, software, or algorithms for traffic management, air and water quality monitoring and infrastructure maintenance planning. The long-term effects are twofold. Directly, the solutions will deliver financial and environmental benefits to 6 public bodies participating and inhabitants in related territories. SME solution providers can exploit the solution on the NWE and global market place. Indirectly, the project will disseminate through neutral platforms procedures on data release (including technical requirements, and licensing models) demonstrating public bodies viable ways to implement the PSI Directive 2013/37/EC.","BE-GOOD is a pioneering project aiming to unlock, re-use and extract value from Public Sector Information (PSI) to develop innovative data-driven services in the area of infrastructure & environment.In a digital world, data is a key asset and a major source for innovation and economic growth. The market potential for re-using NWE PSI such as geospatial data is significant. Currently, the market for PSI-based services is limited as innovators face major barriers: - Lack of public body experience with the publication of PSI, limiting the availability of data.- Limited attention to end-user (commercial) potential of data, limiting relevance of data. - Shortage of links between PSI initiatives and SME solution providers, limiting market uptake.An estimated €300B added value remains untapped in Europe. BE-GOOD will tap into a portion estimated at €50M, and deliver 10 pilots to deliver commercial value from PSI, validated in >6 countries, and guidance on public data release and re-use. BE-GOOD uses a novel demand-driven approach, starting with public service delivery challenges common for public bodies across NWE to unlock appropriate datasets and engage with the marketplace. BE-GOOD’s main outputs will be: 10 novel commercial PSI-based services prototyped operationally, with the aim to market commercialise 5. Examples include applications, visualisations, software, or algorithms for traffic management, air and water quality monitoring and infrastructure maintenance planning. The long-term effects are twofold. Directly, the solutions will deliver financial and environmental benefits to 6 public bodies participating and inhabitants in related territories. SME solution providers can exploit the solution on the NWE and global market place. Indirectly, the project will disseminate through neutral platforms procedures on data release (including technical requirements, and licensing models) demonstrating public bodies viable ways to implement the PSI Directive 2013/37/EC.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233371","To develop & commercialise a medical device to prevent & manage peristomal skin complications","To develop & commercialise a medical device to prevent & manage peristomal skin complications","Ireland",null,"01/01/2015","31/01/2017","50","177598.71","EUR","88799.36","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","To develop & commercialise a medical device to prevent & manage peristomal skin complications","To develop & commercialise a medical device to prevent & manage peristomal skin complications","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233361","Focusing on a single value stream involving the manufacture of artificial knees at DePuy (Ireland). Data analytics & statistical & mathematical modelling tools will be utilised to identify & understand relationships between various process factors & process outcomes, identify drivers of variability within the process & reduce scrap rates & increase production capacity.","Focusing on a single value stream involving the manufacture of artificial knees at DePuy (Ireland). Data analytics & statistical & mathematical modelling tools will be utilised to identify & understand relationships between various process factors & process outcomes, identify drivers of variability within the process & reduce scrap rates & increase production capacity.","Ireland",null,"01/04/2015","13/09/2017","50","49232.7","EUR","24616.35","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Focusing on a single value stream involving the manufacture of artificial knees at DePuy (Ireland). Data analytics & statistical & mathematical modelling tools will be utilised to identify & understand relationships between various process factors & process outcomes, identify drivers of variability within the process & reduce scrap rates & increase production capacity.","Focusing on a single value stream involving the manufacture of artificial knees at DePuy (Ireland). Data analytics & statistical & mathematical modelling tools will be utilised to identify & understand relationships between various process factors & process outcomes, identify drivers of variability within the process & reduce scrap rates & increase production capacity.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296953","Smart and eco-innovative seafood processes and products for healthy ageing","Smart and eco-innovative seafood processes and products for healthy ageing","Finland|Portugal|Ireland|France|United Kingdom|Spain",null,"01/01/2019","31/12/2021","75","2926187.93","EUR","2194640.95","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4380708","51.5073509,-0.1277583|54.046575,-2.8007399|47.810755,-3.337632|47.997542,-4.097899|41.5454486,-8.426507|51.8985143,-8.4756035|42.3914848,-8.7020824|42.2405989,-8.7207268|42.5540645,-8.9922481|38.7222524,-9.1393366|51.6800803,-9.4525763|65.0120888,25.4650772",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN002","Interreg V-B - Atlantic Area","South-West Region, Ireland|City of Westminster|Pontevedra Province|A Coruña Province|Lisbon metropolitan area|Cávado|Morbihan|Finistère|Pohjois-Pohjanmaa|Lancaster and Wyre","IE053|UKI32|ES114|ES111|PT170|PT112|FRH04|FRH02|FI1D9|UKD44","2014-2020","SEAFOOD-AGE tackles a common challenge in the Atlantic Area: an ageing population. Older adults often suffer from illness or disability with the subsequent socioeconomic implications. Healthy ageing requires a healthy diet, and seafood products provide essential nutrients not always accessible to older adults. SEAFOOD-AGE will exploit the maritime dimension of the Atlantic Area regions and will adopt circular economy concepts to generate ready-to-eat seafood for healthy ageing, produce novel eco-packaging and develop a smart label for better quality, safety and minimum food waste. With focus on the 65+adults' needs, the project will: - design sustainable, healthier, safer, high-quality ready-to-eat seafood products, - produce eco-innovative packages exploiting natural resources and by-products, - design smart predictive labels to aid retailers to reduce food waste , and to support ageing consumers to make better-informed ready-to-eat seafood choices, and - develop competences for innovation and accelerate the pace of embedding the circular economy principles into the seafood sector.","SEAFOOD-AGE tackles a common challenge in the Atlantic Area: an ageing population. Older adults often suffer from illness or disability with the subsequent socioeconomic implications. Healthy ageing requires a healthy diet, and seafood products provide essential nutrients not always accessible to older adults. SEAFOOD-AGE will exploit the maritime dimension of the Atlantic Area regions and will adopt circular economy concepts to generate ready-to-eat seafood for healthy ageing, produce novel eco-packaging and develop a smart label for better quality, safety and minimum food waste. With focus on the 65+adults' needs, the project will: - design sustainable, healthier, safer, high-quality ready-to-eat seafood products, - produce eco-innovative packages exploiting natural resources and by-products, - design smart predictive labels to aid retailers to reduce food waste , and to support ageing consumers to make better-informed ready-to-eat seafood choices, and - develop competences for innovation and accelerate the pace of embedding the circular economy principles into the seafood sector.","Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte (CCDR-N)"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233969","A medical device to treat longstanding persistent Atrial Fibrilation","A medical device to treat longstanding persistent Atrial Fibrilation","Ireland",null,"01/08/2016","31/07/2018","50","56347.8","EUR","28173.9","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q9069","53.2744122,-9.0490632",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","West Region, Ireland","IE042","2014-2020","A medical device to treat longstanding persistent Atrial Fibrilation","A medical device to treat longstanding persistent Atrial Fibrilation","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234231","Melt flow enhancement of regrind HDPE through the incorporation of processing aids","Melt flow enhancement of regrind HDPE through the incorporation of processing aids","Ireland",null,"01/03/2017","01/09/2017","50","4437.7","EUR","2218.85","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531773",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Melt flow enhancement of regrind HDPE through the incorporation of processing aids","Melt flow enhancement of regrind HDPE through the incorporation of processing aids","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548073","Tus Nua Project","Tus Nua Project","Ireland",null,"01/04/2015",null,"50","2392830","EUR","1196415","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614770","53.3866136,-6.2926269322938","111","Combating all forms of discrimination and promoting equal opportunities","TO09","Social inclusion","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region","IE061","2014-2020","Tus Nua provides a 6 month residential programme, delivering  specialised mentoring, support and interventions in the Dublin area, for women ex-prisoners with high needs leaving custody and women with high needs subject to community supervision. The project supports service users in making choices regarding their future and aids their re-integration into the wider community.","Tus Nua provides a 6 month residential programme, delivering  specialised mentoring, support and interventions in the Dublin area, for women ex-prisoners with high needs leaving custody and women with high needs subject to community supervision. The project supports service users in making choices regarding their future and aids their re-integration into the wider community.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4297842","Technology Innovations and Business Models for Valorisation of Industrial Waste Biomass in Sparsely Located Enterprises. Case: Industrial Symbiosis for Valorisation of Waste Biomass from Food and Beverage Industries","Technology Innovations and Business Models for Valorisation of Industrial Waste Biomass in Sparsely Located Enterprises. Case: Industrial Symbiosis for Valorisation of Waste Biomass from Food and Beverage Industries","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|Norway",null,"01/06/2019","30/09/2022","56.46","1561815.58","EUR","881797.68","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4363684","54.2769292,-8.4651088|69.6537343,18.9140422|65.6145762,22.1345198|65.6110024,22.1449762|63.8337336,23.1608642|62.6656111,30.926792",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|Central Ostrobothnia|Norrbotten County|Border Region|Troms og Finnmark","FI1D3|FI1D5|SE332|IE041|NO074","2014-2020","The circular economy is opening new business possibilities for industries and especially SMEs. What previously was considered as a waste becomes a raw material and can be considered as a new product. The project aims to kick start a circular transformation and make a measurable contribution to delivering the boost in economic development, environmental services and entrepreneurial innovation in rural areas. For this purpose viable multidisciplinary circular economy related SYMBIOMA Technology Innovation Platform in NPA region will be established and service package thereof created. The Platform service portfolio will include access to laboratory and pilot scale infrastructures and expertise to evaluate the valuable components from process side and waste streams and develop technology innovations, technology transfer support, knowledge about similar or compatible waste streams in the region in order to increase volume and improve possible profitability via aggregation, and assistance in exploring collaborative dynamics and business models such as clustering and industrial symbiosis. Food and beverage SMEs are vital in the NPA region and are therefore chosen as a pilot basis for project activities. Approach can be up-scaled and replicated across other industry segments in rural regions. To ensure relevance of the project activities and Platform services to needs of SMEs multifunctional and multidisciplinary team is gathered and consists of multidisciplinary university research groups, laboratory and pilot infrastructure providers, R&D services providing SMEs, manufacturing SMEs and and business support organizations. Project?s results will have an immediate exploitation reach to 75 potential SMEs, who will be approached during the implementation stage. The 12 business support organisations and numerous authorities will be trained to promote circular economy and SYMBIOMA services.","The circular economy is opening new business possibilities for industries and especially SMEs. What previously was considered as a waste becomes a raw material and can be considered as a new product. The project aims to kick start a circular transformation and make a measurable contribution to delivering the boost in economic development, environmental services and entrepreneurial innovation in rural areas. For this purpose viable multidisciplinary circular economy related SYMBIOMA Technology Innovation Platform in NPA region will be established and service package thereof created. The Platform service portfolio will include access to laboratory and pilot scale infrastructures and expertise to evaluate the valuable components from process side and waste streams and develop technology innovations, technology transfer support, knowledge about similar or compatible waste streams in the region in order to increase volume and improve possible profitability via aggregation, and assistance in exploring collaborative dynamics and business models such as clustering and industrial symbiosis. Food and beverage SMEs are vital in the NPA region and are therefore chosen as a pilot basis for project activities. Approach can be up-scaled and replicated across other industry segments in rural regions. To ensure relevance of the project activities and Platform services to needs of SMEs multifunctional and multidisciplinary team is gathered and consists of multidisciplinary university research groups, laboratory and pilot infrastructure providers, R&D services providing SMEs, manufacturing SMEs and and business support organizations. Project?s results will have an immediate exploitation reach to 75 potential SMEs, who will be approached during the implementation stage. The 12 business support organisations and numerous authorities will be trained to promote circular economy and SYMBIOMA services.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296608","Enhancing low-carbon solutions for Arctic mobilities in local and tourism contexts","Enhancing low-carbon solutions for Arctic mobilities in local and tourism contexts","Finland|Sweden|Denmark|Ireland|Greenland",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","59.57","95818.98","EUR","57082.34","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356434","64.1910387,-51.6958845|53.276035,-9.0595869|55.6519975,12.1371442|58.3950282,15.5730058|66.5075699,25.7248035|66.5076117,25.7262502",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Lapland|Östergötland County|West Region, Ireland|Østsjælland","FI1D7|SE123|IE042|DK021","2014-2020","Achieving the global aim of low-carbon mobility will require changing behavioural habits, reducing transport use, promoting energy efficiency and enhancing the use of renewable energy sources. While these aims can be partly addressed through administrative decisions and implementing regional and national strategies, changing people’s habits and routines is much more challenging and demands change in broader social practices. This project will examine social practices of mobility and socially sustainable mobility transformations in the Northern Peripheries. In these regions, with sparse populations, cold climates, and long distances, achieving low-carbon mobility is societally important, but especially challenging for the future development of remote, peripheral rural areas and their communities that depend on natural resources and their extraction. Instead of a sectoral approach to mobility, typical in climate change strategies, this project has a comprehensive approach to the social practices of mobility. Our main task will be one of enhancing the implementation of current regional and national strategies around climate-change mitigation and adaptation efforts that support innovative low-carbon social practices of mobility and immobility in Arctic and northern peripheral areas. In this preparatory project all relevant strategies will be evaluated and both public and private stakeholders contacted. The project will use a selection of case studies in different mobility contexts. The consortium has a wide array of expertise and also geographical outreach from Greenland to Ireland and Scandinavia. With the lead of Luke we will make a full proposal which addresses current practices and the societal preconditions of mobilities, the most important obstacles to change, and most significantly, important local solutions and best practices. Overall the project supports the implementation of UN SDGs 2030.","Achieving the global aim of low-carbon mobility will require changing behavioural habits, reducing transport use, promoting energy efficiency and enhancing the use of renewable energy sources. While these aims can be partly addressed through administrative decisions and implementing regional and national strategies, changing people’s habits and routines is much more challenging and demands change in broader social practices. This project will examine social practices of mobility and socially sustainable mobility transformations in the Northern Peripheries. In these regions, with sparse populations, cold climates, and long distances, achieving low-carbon mobility is societally important, but especially challenging for the future development of remote, peripheral rural areas and their communities that depend on natural resources and their extraction. Instead of a sectoral approach to mobility, typical in climate change strategies, this project has a comprehensive approach to the social practices of mobility. Our main task will be one of enhancing the implementation of current regional and national strategies around climate-change mitigation and adaptation efforts that support innovative low-carbon social practices of mobility and immobility in Arctic and northern peripheral areas. In this preparatory project all relevant strategies will be evaluated and both public and private stakeholders contacted. The project will use a selection of case studies in different mobility contexts. The consortium has a wide array of expertise and also geographical outreach from Greenland to Ireland and Scandinavia. With the lead of Luke we will make a full proposal which addresses current practices and the societal preconditions of mobilities, the most important obstacles to change, and most significantly, important local solutions and best practices. Overall the project supports the implementation of UN SDGs 2030.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q235263","Rob Merriman Innovation Grant","Rob Merriman Innovation Grant","Ireland",null,"17/11/2014","12/03/2015","50","7143.84","EUR","3571.92","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531812",{"$nulls":7},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","13731: Prototype for WaterWiser a low cost shower monitor designed to make customers aware of how much water and energy is being used per shower.","13731: Prototype for WaterWiser a low cost shower monitor designed to make customers aware of how much water and energy is being used per shower.","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2548068","Youthreach","Youthreach","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016",null,"50","117624578","EUR","58812289","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2614777","53.3275073,-6.2274858859278|53.2479888,-6.4243498982166|53.90628485,-6.5320502012711|52.46018745,-6.6065154591592|53.15436455,-6.8184175660976|52.69053605,-6.8250188975847|54.1610664,-6.9463648475858|53.5577902,-7.3478558260098|52.9984575,-7.3980337750324|52.68477435,-7.898080410304|54.92075415,-7.9523852146513|51.91728445,-8.5862430012669|52.51872675,-8.7958471922608|53.34350465,-8.8733740841511|53.9087056,-9.2983048636543|52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","109","Active inclusion, including with a view to promoting equal opportunities and active participation, and improving employability","TO09","Social inclusion","PO04","Social Europe","ESF","European Social Fund","2014IE05M9OP001","Ireland - ESF/YEI","Dublin Region|Mid-West Region|South-East Region, Ireland|Midlands Region|South-West Region, Ireland|West Region, Ireland|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region","IE061|IE051|IE052|IE063|IE053|IE042|IE062|IE041","2014-2020","Addresses the personal and social development needs of unemployed young school leavers aged between 15 and 20.  The programme seeks to instil a pattern of lifelong learning and integrate participants into further education and training opportunities and the labour market.","Addresses the personal and social development needs of unemployed young school leavers aged between 15 and 20.  The programme seeks to instil a pattern of lifelong learning and integrate participants into further education and training opportunities and the labour market.","ESF Managing Authority, ESF Policy and Operations Unit, Department of Education and Skills"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4302440","Building public sector innovation capacity towards digital-driven NPA communities","Building public sector innovation capacity towards digital-driven NPA communities","Finland|Sweden|Ireland|Canada",null,"01/01/2022","30/06/2022","65","92250","EUR","59962.5","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356604","47.5859625,-52.7094801|54.9513499,-7.7188444|62.6334069,17.9278507|61.689957,27.2634664",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","Southern Savonia|Västernorrland County|Border Region","FI1D1|SE321|IE041","2014-2020","Public sector organisations in the NPA area acknowledge the importance of introducing new innovations to meet the increasing demand for quality and sustainable services addressing shared characteristics like long distances, limited resources and skills and low critical mass of consumers for successful market-led operations. Work carried out in projects like DISTINCT shows that, when addressing these challenges, the main factor is not the availability of innovative services, products or processes in the area, where SMEs, higher education institutions (HEIs) and research centres present a significant pool of expertise and enough potential to assist public sector in this task, but the lack of awareness by public sector organisations on these innovative solutions. INNOCAP tackles the challenges and leverages the opportunities of the public sector from a new approach: it covers both the demand and the supply sides of public service provision and assesses not only its role as provider but also as promoter and early-adopter of digital innovations available. Public service providers are turned into facilitators that co-create value and take advantage of the current supply capacity in the NPA area. In doing so, focus will be put on how to build the capacity of the public sector and prepare it to play this important role. The main outcome of the project will be the Capacity Building Programme for Innovative Digital Public Services in the NPA regions, including the main aspects identified with key stakeholders from public sector, SMEs and HEIs and using previous experience from partners. The work will be utilised as a main project idea to run and test the effectiveness of the Capacity Building Programme in the coming NPA Programme 2021- 2027. The project brings together 4 main partners (university/public sector) from Finland, Ireland, Sweden and Canada.","Public sector organisations in the NPA area acknowledge the importance of introducing new innovations to meet the increasing demand for quality and sustainable services addressing shared characteristics like long distances, limited resources and skills and low critical mass of consumers for successful market-led operations. Work carried out in projects like DISTINCT shows that, when addressing these challenges, the main factor is not the availability of innovative services, products or processes in the area, where SMEs, higher education institutions (HEIs) and research centres present a significant pool of expertise and enough potential to assist public sector in this task, but the lack of awareness by public sector organisations on these innovative solutions. INNOCAP tackles the challenges and leverages the opportunities of the public sector from a new approach: it covers both the demand and the supply sides of public service provision and assesses not only its role as provider but also as promoter and early-adopter of digital innovations available. Public service providers are turned into facilitators that co-create value and take advantage of the current supply capacity in the NPA area. In doing so, focus will be put on how to build the capacity of the public sector and prepare it to play this important role. The main outcome of the project will be the Capacity Building Programme for Innovative Digital Public Services in the NPA regions, including the main aspects identified with key stakeholders from public sector, SMEs and HEIs and using previous experience from partners. The work will be utilised as a main project idea to run and test the effectiveness of the Capacity Building Programme in the coming NPA Programme 2021- 2027. The project brings together 4 main partners (university/public sector) from Finland, Ireland, Sweden and Canada.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4301742","DIYRenewables","DIYRenewables","Finland|Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/07/2017","31/12/2017","65","43381.13","EUR","28197.73","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4356636","58.5852084,-3.5409919|53.9020549,-8.5787592|62.6051662,29.7395777|62.6013422,29.7611658",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN004","Interreg V-B - Northern Periphery and Arctic","North Karelia|West Region, Ireland|Caithness & Sutherland and Ross & Cromarty","FI1D3|IE042|UKM61","2014-2020","DIYReNew aims to overcome the challenges of peripheral location; dispersed demography and lack of critical mass by promoting and implementing DIY wind and solar energy solutions for dispersed buildings in rural communities. It enhances local energy autonomy and efficiency providing also smart energy solutions for remote public infrastructure and housing. Locally tested small-scale and easy-to-build DIY solutions (household solar systems in Finland/wind systems in Scotland) are made applicable in different NPA regions with help of knowledge transfer, stakeholder training and active involvement of local residents. The novel and low cost/low barrier DIY approach directly involves and benefits local stakeholders excluded from centralized energy systems. Training of DIY solution trainers and a multilingual online learning platform on RE practices further enables multiplication of results within and beyond NPA partner regions.","DIYReNew aims to overcome the challenges of peripheral location; dispersed demography and lack of critical mass by promoting and implementing DIY wind and solar energy solutions for dispersed buildings in rural communities. It enhances local energy autonomy and efficiency providing also smart energy solutions for remote public infrastructure and housing. Locally tested small-scale and easy-to-build DIY solutions (household solar systems in Finland/wind systems in Scotland) are made applicable in different NPA regions with help of knowledge transfer, stakeholder training and active involvement of local residents. The novel and low cost/low barrier DIY approach directly involves and benefits local stakeholders excluded from centralized energy systems. Training of DIY solution trainers and a multilingual online learning platform on RE practices further enables multiplication of results within and beyond NPA partner regions.","County Administrative Board of Västerbotten"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233252","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","30/11/2016","50","151523.33","EUR","75761.66","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531632",null,"1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Expenditure to promote Micro Enterprise as per the Measure 2 letter of Allocation on Enterprise Education, Enterprise Promotion, Mentoring & Consultancy, Training, Management Development Programme.","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q232246","Advancing the development of a novel Mal inhibitor for the treatment of inflammatory disease","Advancing the development of a novel Mal inhibitor for the treatment of inflammatory disease","Ireland",null,"15/08/2014","30/11/2016","50","107272.88","EUR","53636.44","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531452",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Advancing the development of a novel Mal inhibitor for the treatment of inflammatory disease","Advancing the development of a novel Mal inhibitor for the treatment of inflammatory disease","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233472","NORTH WEST ALUMINIUM SLATE TRIM (IRELAND) LTD 160449","NORTH WEST ALUMINIUM SLATE TRIM (IRELAND) LTD 160449","Ireland",null,"15/08/2016","05/07/2017","50","38910","EUR","19455","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532088","54.92075415,-7.9523852146513",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Border Region","IE041","2014-2020","Equipment to enhance UK market for roofing","Equipment to enhance UK market for roofing","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233348","Validating the manufacture and use of a novel respiratory device to the point of European market readiness","Validating the manufacture and use of a novel respiratory device to the point of European market readiness","Ireland",null,"01/09/2016","31/08/2018","50","18595.14","EUR","9297.57","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531929",null,"62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF",null,null,"2014-2020","Validating the manufacture and use of a novel respiratory device to the point of European market readiness","Validating the manufacture and use of a novel respiratory device to the point of European market readiness","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q234058","ORIEL FLUES LTD 160107","ORIEL FLUES LTD 160107","Ireland",null,"23/03/2016","13/12/2017","50","36933.17","EUR","18466.58","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2532019","53.90628485,-6.5320502012711",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP001","Border Midland and Western Regional - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Develop digger with more advanced features","Develop digger with more advanced features","Northern and Western Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4294352","PAtient Self-care uSIng eHealth In chrONic Heart Failure","PAtient Self-care uSIng eHealth In chrONic Heart Failure","Netherlands|Ireland|United Kingdom|Germany|Switzerland|Belgium",null,"31/05/2018","31/12/2023","55.49","10248842.4","EUR","5686573.56","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4381723","54.5856373,-5.9421596|53.32937,-6.2275049|52.052316,1.1635638|49.4740254,10.9885068|50.771934,4.5984161|51.1604195,4.9616603|50.8342514,5.7136012|50.9973459,5.8618527|50.7768485,6.0433856|50.9346915,6.9422373|47.3680051,8.5339423",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFTN006","Interreg V-B - North West Europe","Dublin Region|Suffolk|Aachen cities region|Cologne|Fürth|Arrondissement of Halle-Vilvoorde|Arrondissement of Turnhout|Zuid-Limburg|Belfast","IE061|UKH14|DEA2D|DEA23|DE253|BE241|BE213|NL423|UKN06","2014-2020","Issue: Changing the care process is vital to maintain high quality care in heart failure (HF). HF is one of the most prevalent chronic diseases, affecting 3,600,000 people in NWE today and >5,000,000 in 2025 due to population ageing. HF care is expensive (>3,600 €/y pp) and provided by healthcare professionals only. The burden of HF on healthcare labour and costs is unsustainable. Patient self-care may solve the problem but is unsupported in the value chain. Current HF-eHealth products do not replace care, are stand-alone and add-ons to standard care rather than supporting patients in self-care. Next-gen eHealth providing decision support and actively involving HF-patients will reduce costs (50%) and improve quality of care. This provides huge business potential for the healthcare value chain. Change: the PASSION-HF consortium will jointly develop an integrated eHealth product called “Abby” enabling self-care of chronic HF including self-prescription of medication. It will include novel features such as a decision support engine, interactive physician avatar interface, serious gaming tools and self-learning feedback system. PASSION-HF will exploit this business potential by bringing the current TRL4 eHealth product to a TRL7 personalized web-based application within 43 months. This leads to an increased number of enterprises supported to introduce new healthcare products. Outputs: 4 supported SMEs introducing 1 new to the market HF eHealth product in cooperation with research institutions, 10 jobs in the healthcare sector and the establishment of 1 new transnational innovation network. Long-term effects: By year 5, Abby at TRL 9, >20,000 patients in performing self-care in NWE with Abby, 70% treatment decisions by Abby, >16 SMEs supporting the treatment process, costs app. 1,800 €/y pp. By year 10, Abby operational, >225,000 patients in NWE, 80% treatment decisions by Abby, >30 SMEs supporting HF-treatment process, costs app. 1,000 €/y pp.","Issue: Changing the care process is vital to maintain high quality care in heart failure (HF). HF is one of the most prevalent chronic diseases, affecting 3,600,000 people in NWE today and >5,000,000 in 2025 due to population ageing. HF care is expensive (>3,600 €/y pp) and provided by healthcare professionals only. The burden of HF on healthcare labour and costs is unsustainable. Patient self-care may solve the problem but is unsupported in the value chain. Current HF-eHealth products do not replace care, are stand-alone and add-ons to standard care rather than supporting patients in self-care. Next-gen eHealth providing decision support and actively involving HF-patients will reduce costs (50%) and improve quality of care. This provides huge business potential for the healthcare value chain. Change: the PASSION-HF consortium will jointly develop an integrated eHealth product called “Abby” enabling self-care of chronic HF including self-prescription of medication. It will include novel features such as a decision support engine, interactive physician avatar interface, serious gaming tools and self-learning feedback system. PASSION-HF will exploit this business potential by bringing the current TRL4 eHealth product to a TRL7 personalized web-based application within 43 months. This leads to an increased number of enterprises supported to introduce new healthcare products. Outputs: 4 supported SMEs introducing 1 new to the market HF eHealth product in cooperation with research institutions, 10 jobs in the healthcare sector and the establishment of 1 new transnational innovation network. Long-term effects: By year 5, Abby at TRL 9, >20,000 patients in performing self-care in NWE with Abby, 70% treatment decisions by Abby, >16 SMEs supporting the treatment process, costs app. 1,800 €/y pp. By year 10, Abby operational, >225,000 patients in NWE, 80% treatment decisions by Abby, >30 SMEs supporting HF-treatment process, costs app. 1,000 €/y pp.","Région Hauts-de-France"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4299353","Youth Network for Peace (YNP)","Youth Network for Peace (YNP)","Ireland|United Kingdom",null,"01/10/2017","31/03/2021","85","1079077.99","EUR","917216.29","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4355296","54.5999569,-5.9328744|54.597899,-5.9366271|54.6292072,-5.9390021|54.5925683,-5.9405665|54.6000572,-5.9482277|54.5914516,-5.9852979|53.349137,-6.247751|53.3522382,-6.2667636|53.3270794,-6.3458707|53.330389,-6.373568|54.0047751,-6.4015724|54.120659,-6.7397374|54.9532451,-7.7286463",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Dublin Region|Mid-East Region, Ireland|Border Region|Belfast","IE061|IE062|IE041|UKN06","2014-2020","Youth Network for Peace (YNP) is a new, regional, cross border, youth led initiative to build a vibrant movement of 10,000 diverse young people (aged 15–25yrs) across N. Ireland & the border regions of Ireland resulting in meaningful, purposeful & sustained contact between young people from different communities. Based on a 13 partner membership & practice base YNP will proactively recruit young people from a range of backgrounds to ensure equality (Protestant-Catholic; rural-urban; male-female; LGB&T; BME; NEET; migrant; traveller; ROMA; and Garda Diversion). The regional YNP has been informed & designed by young people over an 18 month period leading to the final project proposal & submission. This is complemented by literature which recommends a youth work approach focussing on cross community, cross-border & youth participation activities. In the absence of a youth parliament in NI & avenues for young marginalised people to actively engage in decision-making across the island, a full manifesto of ‘need’ has emerged from young people calling upon significant others to help them establish a co-ordinated regional network which can have real meaning & influence. The quality of this design means that the level of participation & quality of the cross community contact will vary for each young person as they can opt to be involved in one or more activities within the initiative. The level of participation will vary in intensity for each person but all activities will embed a cross community &/or cross community dimension. Managed Contact theory will be implemented in preparing individuals & groups before, during & after to ensure contact & exploration take place in a safe & contained manner. YNP will be achieved through the lead partner YouthAction & 12 project partners all of whom are experienced in peace-building, youth work & citizenship building initiatives. A Regional Youth Steering Body will work alongside the partnership to advise & guide the project development as well as review the impact & outcomes. SLA’s & a clear partnership ‘terms of reference’ will support partners to deliver on YNP activities. YNP will build, strengthen & consolidate a regional network of 10,000 young people (60:40 NI:ROI), that is cost effective & sustainable (a total of €1,107,885–approx €32 each young person per year) & that will leave a lasting legacy of young leaders committed to tackling sectarianism & racism. This does not currently exist at regional level. YNP aligns with various North/South strategies & policies including NI Prog for Government 2016-2021, TBUC 2013, Equal Status Act 2000 (ROI) & National Youth Strategy 2014-2020 (ROI). This project is needed now at a regional level as young people across the region have become more disillusioned & distant from traditional politics & decision making. The impact of BREXIT & government failures has fuelled apathy & disconnect for many young people. A regional youth led network will be relevant to young people, have substance & collective influence in which the voice of all young people from across the country (urban, rural, border) can be heard. The investment of YNP will provide sustainable development through living on in young people who will have gained knowledge & skills to volunteer & work as activists in social, civil & political life. YNP will: Support all young people across the region to join a wider network of youth alliances where cultural diversity is celebrated & young people live & learn free from prejudice, hate & intolerance. Have meaning & relevance to a diverse range of young people, including those most disaffected, based on matters affecting them & the wider community. Provide a flexible framework of engagement incorporating Dialogue events, Social Action, Insight, Outreach, Digital transmissions, including radio podcasts, links to Wider networks, Influencing Actions & Conventions, with a key focus on development, diversity & democracy. Create meaningful, purposeful & sustained contact (including cross border cooperation) through youth work methods that develop positive relations & make progress in improving attitudes to good relations & respect. Enable control & meaningful decisions by young people, including an enhanced YouthBank structure– a diverse & youth led small grant giving scheme, supporting peace building projects at regional /sub regional level. Connect through a new Regional Youth Democracy Hub at YouthAction NI (Belfast) –a sustainable & symbolic space as a catalyst for the ongoing contribution of young people to shaping a better society. YNP will connect key regional youth network organisations in a new way. The 13 partners will strategically connect at regional & cross border levels. Each partner has a well established track record in peace building, supporting youth & civil participation, & experience of reaching marginalised young people (LGBT, NEET, BME, Gardaí Diversionary). Each organisation has a significant membership of young pe","Youth Network for Peace (YNP) is a new, regional, cross border, youth led initiative to build a vibrant movement of 10,000 diverse young people (aged 15–25yrs) across N. Ireland & the border regions of Ireland resulting in meaningful, purposeful & sustained contact between young people from different communities. Based on a 13 partner membership & practice base YNP will proactively recruit young people from a range of backgrounds to ensure equality (Protestant-Catholic; rural-urban; male-female; LGB&T; BME; NEET; migrant; traveller; ROMA; and Garda Diversion). The regional YNP has been informed & designed by young people over an 18 month period leading to the final project proposal & submission. This is complemented by literature which recommends a youth work approach focussing on cross community, cross-border & youth participation activities. In the absence of a youth parliament in NI & avenues for young marginalised people to actively engage in decision-making across the island, a full manifesto of ‘need’ has emerged from young people calling upon significant others to help them establish a co-ordinated regional network which can have real meaning & influence. The quality of this design means that the level of participation & quality of the cross community contact will vary for each young person as they can opt to be involved in one or more activities within the initiative. The level of participation will vary in intensity for each person but all activities will embed a cross community &/or cross community dimension. Managed Contact theory will be implemented in preparing individuals & groups before, during & after to ensure contact & exploration take place in a safe & contained manner. YNP will be achieved through the lead partner YouthAction & 12 project partners all of whom are experienced in peace-building, youth work & citizenship building initiatives. A Regional Youth Steering Body will work alongside the partnership to advise & guide the project development as well as review the impact & outcomes. SLA’s & a clear partnership ‘terms of reference’ will support partners to deliver on YNP activities. YNP will build, strengthen & consolidate a regional network of 10,000 young people (60:40 NI:ROI), that is cost effective & sustainable (a total of €1,107,885–approx €32 each young person per year) & that will leave a lasting legacy of young leaders committed to tackling sectarianism & racism. This does not currently exist at regional level. YNP aligns with various North/South strategies & policies including NI Prog for Government 2016-2021, TBUC 2013, Equal Status Act 2000 (ROI) & National Youth Strategy 2014-2020 (ROI). This project is needed now at a regional level as young people across the region have become more disillusioned & distant from traditional politics & decision making. The impact of BREXIT & government failures has fuelled apathy & disconnect for many young people. A regional youth led network will be relevant to young people, have substance & collective influence in which the voice of all young people from across the country (urban, rural, border) can be heard. The investment of YNP will provide sustainable development through living on in young people who will have gained knowledge & skills to volunteer & work as activists in social, civil & political life. YNP will: Support all young people across the region to join a wider network of youth alliances where cultural diversity is celebrated & young people live & learn free from prejudice, hate & intolerance. Have meaning & relevance to a diverse range of young people, including those most disaffected, based on matters affecting them & the wider community. Provide a flexible framework of engagement incorporating Dialogue events, Social Action, Insight, Outreach, Digital transmissions, including radio podcasts, links to Wider networks, Influencing Actions & Conventions, with a key focus on development, diversity & democracy. Create meaningful, purposeful & sustained contact (including cross border cooperation) through youth work methods that develop positive relations & make progress in improving attitudes to good relations & respect. Enable control & meaningful decisions by young people, including an enhanced YouthBank structure– a diverse & youth led small grant giving scheme, supporting peace building projects at regional /sub regional level. Connect through a new Regional Youth Democracy Hub at YouthAction NI (Belfast) –a sustainable & symbolic space as a catalyst for the ongoing contribution of young people to shaping a better society. YNP will connect key regional youth network organisations in a new way. The 13 partners will strategically connect at regional & cross border levels. Each partner has a well established track record in peace building, supporting youth & civil participation, & experience of reaching marginalised young people (LGBT, NEET, BME, Gardaí Diversionary). Each organisation has a significant membership of young pe","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233212","Utilising Mushroom Genomics to develop a Molecular Diagnostic for Stable Agaricus Bisporus Inoculum & Future Strain Development","Utilising Mushroom Genomics to develop a Molecular Diagnostic for Stable Agaricus Bisporus Inoculum & Future Strain Development","Ireland",null,"01/02/2015","30/09/2016","50","85260.35","EUR","42630.18","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531566","53.15436455,-6.8184175660976","62","Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs","TO01","Research and innovation","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Utilising Mushroom Genomics to develop a Molecular Diagnostic for Stable Agaricus Bisporus Inoculum & Future Strain Development","Utilising Mushroom Genomics to develop a Molecular Diagnostic for Stable Agaricus Bisporus Inoculum & Future Strain Development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4300477","Louth County Council PIV Action Plan CYP","Louth County Council PIV Action Plan CYP","Ireland",null,"01/06/2016","31/01/2021","85","631484.95","EUR","536762.21","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4365321","54.0036095,-6.3863814",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFPC001","PEACE (IE-UK)","Mid-East Region, Ireland","IE062","2014-2020","Louth PEACE IV Action Plan will build on progress achieved under PEACE III in contributing to building positive relations, supporting reconciliation, tackling discrimination, prejudice & intolerance, developing shared spaces and services, and improving prospects for children and young people to live in a community that is free from hatred, intolerance and prejudice. It equips individuals, groups, organisations and communities with the skills and capacity to realise their vision of a peaceful Louth. It is informed by the Louth community’s own statement of needs and demands as articulated through the pubic consultation process that underpins it. These needs and demands resonate with the findings and conclusions of extensive research and analysis undertaken by Louth County Council and others in profiling the county and in describing the particular challenges facing Louth as a border county with a demographic that has been shaped by the legacy of the conflict and, more recently, by the social and cultural changes that come with the establishment of the new communities in Louth.","Louth PEACE IV Action Plan will build on progress achieved under PEACE III in contributing to building positive relations, supporting reconciliation, tackling discrimination, prejudice & intolerance, developing shared spaces and services, and improving prospects for children and young people to live in a community that is free from hatred, intolerance and prejudice. It equips individuals, groups, organisations and communities with the skills and capacity to realise their vision of a peaceful Louth. It is informed by the Louth community’s own statement of needs and demands as articulated through the pubic consultation process that underpins it. These needs and demands resonate with the findings and conclusions of extensive research and analysis undertaken by Louth County Council and others in profiling the county and in describing the particular challenges facing Louth as a border county with a demographic that has been shaped by the legacy of the conflict and, more recently, by the social and cultural changes that come with the establishment of the new communities in Louth.","Special EU Programmes Body"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q233167","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Ireland",null,"01/01/2016","31/12/2016","50","10987.07","EUR","5493.54","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q2531536","52.14533445,-9.5174010928332","1","Generic productive investment in small and medium–sized enterprises (‘SMEs’)","TO03","Competitiveness of SMEs","PO01","Smarter Europe","ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014IE16RFOP002","Southern & Eastern Regional Programme - IE - ERDF","South-West Region, Ireland","IE053","2014-2020","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Expenditure to support the development of young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18-35 through training & development","Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly"]
["https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4296729","Save Rural Retail","Save Rural Retail","Finland|Sweden|Poland|Greece|Ireland|Germany|Spain",null,"01/06/2018","30/11/2022","85","1618497","EUR","1375722.45","https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/Q4366679","41.6530766,-0.8918017|40.3437176,-1.108812|54.272889,-8.4759837|51.1515257,11.8243929|61.3036421,17.0653628|53.827952,20.6899729|40.2912423,21.7828569|40.3005586,21.7887737|61.0550498,28.1903944",{"$nulls":6},"ERDF","European Regional Development Fund","2014TC16RFIR001","Interreg Europe","South Karelia|Gävleborg County|Zaragoza Province|Border Region|Teruel Province|Burgenlandkreis|Γρεβενά, Κοζάνη|Olsztyński","FI1C5|SE313|ES243|IE041|ES242|DEE08|EL531|PL622","2014-2020","Local Shops supply the population and are a social hub, contribute to the quality of local life, encourage the population to stay and are a prerequisite for the development of other diversification activities. Also, SMEs and micro SMEs` weight in terms of employment is very significant in demographically fragile rural areas. However, even if retail shops are a basic service in sparsely populated areas, their existence is not inevitable. Small villages need shops to survive but small rural shops need also a minimum number of customers to survive. When depopulation started to affect severely some European regions, different schemes to support rural retail appeared around the year 2000. It was the case of Rural Multiservice Shops in Aragon (Spain) but also for different attempts and formulas in many other European countries,many northern and western but not exclusively. Even if these initiatives have undoubtedly contributed to cope with the situation in the past decade, the decline of retail in rural regions of Europe continues today. Rural businesses face significant challenges in the marketplace leading to their unfeasibility and to dramatic consequences in terms of social and territorial cohesion. SARURE partnership intends to exchange on the models essayed during the past decade but also on the possibilities that the new markets, the new mix of services, the new financing options and the new technologies open for retail SMEs today. 99% of the SMEs in the retail sector in partner rural areas are indeed micro SMEs especially vulnerable to crisis and with many barriers to innovation. In this context, the final aim of the project is to improve the partner regions policies in force supporting retail SMEs towards survival, innovation and overall competitiveness. Given the fact that today European regions from the diverse latitudes face the issue, Interreg Europe is deemed an excellent arena to exchange on successful experiences and policies.","Local Shops supply the population and are a social hub, contribute to the quality of local life, encourage the population to stay and are a prerequisite for the development of other diversification activities. Also, SMEs and micro SMEs` weight in terms of employment is very significant in demographically fragile rural areas. However, even if retail shops are a basic service in sparsely populated areas, their existence is not inevitable. Small villages need shops to survive but small rural shops need also a minimum number of customers to survive. When depopulation started to affect severely some European regions, different schemes to support rural retail appeared around the year 2000. It was the case of Rural Multiservice Shops in Aragon (Spain) but also for different attempts and formulas in many other European countries,many northern and western but not exclusively. Even if these initiatives have undoubtedly contributed to cope with the situation in the past decade, the decline of retail in rural regions of Europe continues today. Rural businesses face significant challenges in the marketplace leading to their unfeasibility and to dramatic consequences in terms of social and territorial cohesion. SARURE partnership intends to exchange on the models essayed during the past decade but also on the possibilities that the new markets, the new mix of services, the new financing options and the new technologies open for retail SMEs today. 99% of the SMEs in the retail sector in partner rural areas are indeed micro SMEs especially vulnerable to crisis and with many barriers to innovation. In this context, the final aim of the project is to improve the partner regions policies in force supporting retail SMEs towards survival, innovation and overall competitiveness. Given the fact that today European regions from the diverse latitudes face the issue, Interreg Europe is deemed an excellent arena to exchange on successful experiences and policies.","Région Nord-Pas de Calais Conseil régional"]