The European Commission has approved co-funding of more than €31.4 million for 23 projects directly tackling climate change. The funding has been granted under the LIFE+ programme, the European Union's environment fund.
The projects are located in 12 EU Member States – Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden and the UK. They have a total budget of €67.8 m. The project beneficiaries and their co-financers will provide the balance of the funding.
The 23 climate projects are among a total of 202 projects for which LIFE+ funding has just been approved under the 2011 call for proposals. Together these represent a total investment of some €516.5 m, of which the EU will provide co-funding of €268.4 m.
Besides climate change, the 202 projects concern nature conservation, environment policy and governance, and information and communication on environmental issues. Many of the projects which do not directly address climate change will have an indirect impact on greenhouse gas emissions.
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- 20 lipiec 2012
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- Dyrekcja Generalna ds. Działań w dziedzinie Klimatu