Improving expertise in the field of industrial relations

The program provided funding for a range of organizations and entities focused on industrial relations. It specifically targeted non-profit bodies, educational institutions, social partners, and public authorities within EU Member States and Candidate Countries to promote European-level and comparative analysis.

Funding was allocated to projects covering specific thematic areas and activities within industrial relations, with clear guidelines on eligible and excluded costs. Projects focused on various stages from fundamental analysis to practical dissemination.

This section provides details on the type of financial support provided and the overall budget allocated to the program, outlining the nature and scope of the funding available.

Applicants and beneficiaries were required to adhere to specific conditions and requirements throughout the application and project implementation phases. These included detailed stipulations for application submission, consortium structures, and budget management.

The application process was streamlined for electronic submission, requiring specific forms and adherence to submission guidelines. A clear evaluation process was in place to assess proposals against defined criteria.

The funding program was established and governed by a foundational set of legal and official documents, ensuring its legitimacy and guiding its operational framework within the broader European Union regulations.