This guidebook addresses how to green projects funded by the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment (FEnIKS) Programme across all sectors. It aims to outline the basic requirements for green practices in all projects, as well as at considering the approaches for promoting additional, extra greening measures during project preparation and execution. The guidebook targets project promoters and public administration institutions responsible for implementing the FEnIKS Programme in Poland.
Starting with an overview of the relevant ESIF framework at EU and national level, the manual defines the concept of projects greening and proposes minimum green requirements. The subsequent analysis delves into potential approaches for greening projects beyond the minimum standards, explains the connection to project selection criteria, and showcases best practice examples of greening initiatives in each FEnIKS sector. The document concludes with some general observations.
Who we are
JASPERS, a partnership funded by the European Commission and the European Investment Bank, advices on strategies and projects that contribute to a greener, more connected, and more innovative Europe. Our support help beneficiaries align their projects with the highest EU standards, improving their chances of securing EU funding.
Free Assistance for Local Authorities and Promoters
We offer free assistance to national, regional and local authorities, as well as other beneficiaries of EU funds, in EU, pre-accession, and Eastern partnership countries. Our team is composed of over 120 staff within the European Investment Bank, and covers a wide range of expertise.
We support the entire project cycle, from planning to execution as well as technical training.
Working from Six Locations
To better serve our beneficiaries, we work from six locations. In addition to our Luxembourg headquarters, more than 70% of our experts are based in Brussels, Bucharest, Sofia, Vienna, and Warsaw.
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