If you are thinking about applying under the PEACEPLUS Programme we would encourage you to have a look at previous projects for examples of good practice.
The Platform holds information and records that will continue to grow and develop in the coming years - including thousands of project case studies, research documents, reports, audio-recordings, testimonials, films and photographs.
The following case studies help tell the stories of the impact that the PEACE IV Programme is having, in bringing communities together – and how projects continued to deliver services during the second year of the pandemic.
The electronic Monitoring System (eMS) helps SEUPB collect and store all the information required to process funding applications for current Programmes.
The PEACE IV The Programme had four key priority areas or ‘specific objectives’ where it aimed to make significant and lasting change. These were: Shared Education; Children and Young People; Shared Spaces & Services and Building Positive Relations.
For each funded Programme, a Programme Monitoring Committee (PMC) is established under European Regulation to monitor its effectiveness and quality. PMC delegates responsibility to the Steering Committee who make the final decision on whether funding is awarded to projects.
The PEACE Programme has a total value of approximately €270 million and it is a unique cross-border initiative designed to support peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland and the border counties of Ireland.
The PEACEPLUS Programme has been divided into six themes – each of which aims to address longstanding social, environmental and economic challenges which have and continue to impact our community. Within each theme there are several investment areas. Each theme has a specific focus and is aimed at supporting organisations such as local authorities or community groups.
PEACEPLUS is designed to support peace and prosperity across Northern Ireland and the border counties of Ireland and builds upon the work of previous PEACE and INTERREG Programmes.
The Special EU Programmes Body is responsible for managing EU funding under the PEACEPLUS, PEACE IV and INTERREG VA cross-border programme to help build peace and prosperity.
One of six cross-border Bodies set up under the Belfast Agreement. Our role is to help facilitate the positive impact that European Regional Development Funding.
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