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FIRST CALL APPROACHING
Get ready: the first call for proposals open from 10 February 
The very first call for proposals of the Central Baltic Programme 2021-2027 is open from 10 February until 31 March 2022.
With an indicative budget of 118 million EUR from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), we invite you to cooperate in our region by solving common problems and working on joint opportunities – together and across borders.
Key documents and guidance here:
Get ready: the first call for proposals open from 10 February
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UPCOMING APPLICANT SEMINAR
Register: Introduction to Jems (15.02 & 17.02 online)
As part of the series of applicant seminars, the Joint Secretariat will organise an online event focusing on the introduction to Jems.
The content will be divided to two days:
15 February and 17 February.
Aim of the event
The main aim of the event is to go through the process of filling in an application form in the joint electronic monitoring system Jems.
Target group
The event is targeted to the potential lead partners and project partners who plan to apply for funding in the first call of the Central Baltic Programme 2021-2027.
The event will be recorded.
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New national Contact Points have joined in Finland and Sweden
The structure of national Contact Points in Finland and Sweden has changed from the beginning of the year. Welcome, Safira and Anna!
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Safira Schubak has taken over the work of national Contact Point Finland from January 2022 onward. Safira can be contacted in both Finnish and Swedish as well as in English. The previous contact person for Finland, Julia Jokelin, has moved on and we wish her the best of luck in her new challenges.
National Contact Point (Finland)
safira.schubak@uudenmaanliitto.fi
+358 40 615 9655
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Anna Nordström has joined the national Contact Point Sweden.
We are also wishing well to the previous contact person for Sweden, Annika Holmström, on her next adventure.
National Contact Point (Sweden South)
anna.nordstrom@regionostergotland.se
+46 1010 37712
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National Contact Points in the programme region
The national Contact Points are the programme’s resource in the Central Baltic region. They are located in Estonia, Finland, Åland, Latvia, and Sweden. National Contact Points serve as an information source in the programme countries and are happy to provide information as well as support with partner search in the local language.
The contact details of all national Contact Points
can be found on the programme website.
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