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Short DescirptionINSPIRE aims to boost the deployment of technology and actions for detection, collection and prevention (DCP concept) of litter, including macro- and microplastics, in European rivers.

For that, INSPIRE is seeking to select proposals from local and regional authorities from Associated Regions (AR) and manage the Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP) for scaling up, replication and exploitation of the lessons learnt from the project use cases.

Apply for this Open Call, and team-up with INSPIRE partners implementing 20 technologies and actions and become one of the early adopters of an INSPIRE solution deployment, replication and exploitation in your region. If granted, the insights gained from your own project will be integrated in the modular Master Plan of INSPIRE. Consult the INSPIRE website (https://inspire-europe.org) for all available technologies and actions.
CriteriaEligibility: Local and regional authorities from Associated Regions.
Eligible Authorities and Countries
Proposals must be submitted by a local or regional authority that must be in an EU or a Horizon Europe Associated country other than countries where a project partner of INSPIRE is located.

Eligible Authorities: Financial support to third parties can only be awarded to local and regional authorities from an Associated Region, i.e., INSPIRE defines these as public entities that manage, regulate and supervise public welfare at local or regional level (e.g. city council, regional council, municipality, etc.).
Eligible Countries: Eligible beneficiaries of this call are local and regional authorities from European Union Member States, or Horizon Europe associated countries (Association to Horizon Europe – European Commission and list of participating countries in Horizon Europe). UK is eligible for the FSTP. Note that applicants from the following countries where a project partner of INSPIRE is located are ineligible for this call (i.e., Austria, Belgium, Croatia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden are excluded from the list of potential beneficiaries).
No universities nor private companies are eligible even if they receive public funding or are considered public entities. They can however participate as sub-contractors.

The INSPIRE project can be contacted for further clarification about eligibility. EU restrictive measures are also applicable for financial support to third parties.
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