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Not Proposed for FundingProjects - Above the Evaluation thresholds SPECIFIC REGISTER PRIORITY COUNTRY OBJECTI ACRONYM PROJECT TITLE LEAD PARTNER Partner 2 Partner 3 Partner 4 Partner 5 Partner 6 Partner 7 Partner 8 Partner 9 Partner 10 Score NUMBER AXIS (GR/IT) VE The New Children Stage - Centre of Theatrical Production for THE NEW children and young people. 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Special Technological Association of Transnational Network on Rural Agency of Bari Educational University of 8368 3 3.1 Tu.R.Net GR Municipalities 50 Sustainable Tourism Ionian Islands Chamber of Institute of Salento Alto Salento Development Commerce Epirus Agency DSA COASTAL RISKS PREVENTION THROUGH THE Port Authority of Polytechnic of Prefecture of 8469 3 3.2 NEW INTRA IT 50 CAPITALIZATION OF THE Bari Bari Kerkyra COOPERATION RESULTS Technological Stairs Towards Air Quality for University of Educational Prefecture of Province of Municipality of 8512 3 3.2 S.T.AirS. Ionian Islands and Southern IT 50 Salento Institute of the Zakynthos Lecce Bari Salento Ionian Islands Local Local Union Of Development Achaia S.A. – Activating Citizens to Increasing Development Municipalities and Enterprise of Developing Province of Municipality of 8054 3 3.2 ActiveCi Effectiveness of Civil Protection GR Center of 50 Communities of Achaia Company of Brindisi Carovigno Systems at Local Level Western Achaia Prefecture Prefecture Local Achaia Authorities Subsoil & Groundwater Province of Prefecture of 8056 3 3.2 SU.G.MA. GR 50 Management System Prefecture of Ilia Taranto Preveza Local Union of A.I.C.A.I. RENEWABLE ENERGIES - Universus CSEI - Municipalities Business Special Integrated common net for Training and Patras RIENERGY - Province of and Innovation Centre Agency of 8494 3 3.2 sustainable energies: Innovation IT Bari Polytechnic Science Park 50 MED Bari Communities of of Western Chamber of MAnagement - Culture University SA the Prefecture Greece Commerce of andTraining - Development Consortium of Arta Bari Development of Web-based Virtual Observatories of Amvrakikos and Le Cesine University of University of Management Ecosystems as Mobile Exhibitions Salento- Ioannina- Body of Municipality of 8205 3 3.2 EcoInfoNet and Permanent Environmental GR Department of 50 Research Amvrakikos Amfilochia Information Desks for Engineering Committee Wetlands Strengthening the Public for Innovation Awareness and Sustainable Development of the Ecosystems Department of Water Mitigation Actions in river and National Department of Water Apulia Region, Engineering stream basins for Coast and Research Civil Directorate - Basin Authority Public Work and 8470 3 3.2 MACGPLAN Groundwater Protection from Council, Water IT Engineering, Region of of Apulia Councillorship, 50 Chemistry , pollution Loads and for the Research University of Western Region Department of Technical Attenuation of Natural risks Institute Patras Greece Water Protection University of Bari National Consortium of Forest Fire: Risk Forecasting, Cooperativa Region of Universities for Provincia di Provincia di 8477 3 3.2 FREE Environmental Monitoring and IT Sociale Western 50 the Physics of BARI TARANTO Early Warning DECIMA* Greece Atmospheres and Hydrospheres Foundation of Research And “ATO Puglia” Technology Puglia Region Authority for Parameter monitoring and Hellas- Municipality of PARMA water utilization Polytechnic 8124 3 3.3 assessment of drinking water GR Institute of Corigliano 50 WATEQ based on of Bari quality Chemical d’Otranto Development Iliaki Engineering optimum Agency of Development And High territorial Development Aitoloakarnania Agency S.A. Temperature partitioning Enterprise of Prefecture of Local Chemical Achaia Prefecture (Αναιτ) S.A. Government Processes National Enhancement of disabled people Confederation of towards improved quality of life Municipality of Municipality of Municipality of 8017 3 3.3 EnabledLife Diasabled People GR 50 and socio-econonic cohesion Surbo Alessano Martano Branch of within the cross-border areas Western Greece Back To Roots- Mediterranean Prefectural Municipality of 7984 3 3.3 MEDHLA Diet For A Healthy Living And Administration of GR San Donato Di Municipality of Municipality of 50 Aging Arta Lecce Villa Castelli Trepuzzi Municipality Ritual Music and Ancient Municipality of Municipality of Prefecture of Prefecture of Municipality of Municipality of of Municipality 8498 3 3.1 RI.M.A.L. IT 49 Language Sternatia Martano Zakynthos Achaia Calimera Zollino Carpignano of Palikis Salentino Liceo classico- Corfù Apt Lecce – magistrale of Salentine Revealing Ionian Cultural Municipality of municipality Ionian tourism University of 8506 3 3.1 RICH IT Casarano – studies 49 Heritage Casarano enterprise for University promotion Salento secondary center common welfare agency* school* Development Development I.T 4 Integrated tools for Coastal 8081 3 3.2 Ιliaki GR Enterprise of Agency of Municipality of 49 EROSION Erosion Development Achaia Etoloakarnani Municipality of Municipality of Castrignano Del Agency S.A Prefecture a (Anait) S.A. Salve Patù Capo Italian League Institute of for the Fight Creation of a cross-border Pharmaceutical Research Centre Cross-bord Against 8006 3 3.3 protection umbrella for the Research and GR for Gender 49 FemSound Cancer, feminine soundness. Technology Equality Section of (IPRT S.A.) 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Sustainability Festival Bari Kerkyra University Municipality of CULTURESI Valorisation Network Of Cultural Municipality of Municipality of Municipality of Municipality of Municipality of 8363 3 3.1 GR Carpignano 47 TES Sites Anatoli Ekali Igoumenitsa Sterniata Martano Salentino Iliaki Development Development Prefecture of Municipality of Prefecture of Province of 8162 3 3.1 TRIP
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