Call for small projects within ENVIRONMENT priority launched

Call for small projects within ENVIRONMENT priority launched

05.05.2026

The Agency of Regional Development in Ternopil Region announced the call for projects under the Small Projects Fund (CrossEco), PRIORITY 1. ENVIRONMENT.

Specific objective 1.4. Promoting the transition to a circular and resource efficient economy.

Funding under this Small Projects Fund will be provided only to small projects implemented in a Polish-Ukrainian partnership, that demonstrate a broad cross-border impact, real cooperation between partners and sustainable products.

Applications may be submitted from 05.05 to 24.06.2026, 11:59 p.m.  (EET), only in electronic version using a dedicated system – the Generator available at www.crosseco.eu.

The Programme funds allocated for co-financing projects under this call is 4 089 076 EUR.

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Basic principles of small projects

  • TOPICS: culture, education, health and safety
  • GRANT VALUE: 20 000 – 90 000 EUR
  • CO-FUNDING: up to 90% of eligible expenditure
  • DURATION: maximum 12 months
  • PARTNERSHIP RULES: at least one partner from Poland and one partner from Ukraine, both from the Programme area
  • ELIGIBLE AREA – the entire Programme area, i.e.:
    Poland – voivodeships: Podlaskie, Mazowieckie (subregions: ostrołęcki and siedlecki), Lubelskie, Podkarpackie
    Ukraine – oblasts: Lviv, Volyn, Zakarpattya, Rivne, Ternopil and Ivano-Frankivsk
  • ELIGIBLE INSTITUTIONS: local and regional authorities, their subordinate bodies and non-governmental organisations with legal personality

from the following categories: units of state, regional and local administration, associations of these units and institutions subordinate to them; other public law entities (e.g., chambers, government administration bodies); administrations and managements of nature protection areas, such as national parks, nature parks, landscape parks, biosphere reserves, etc.; entities administering forest areas and state forest holdings with their organisational units; units of higher education and research institutions; non-governmental organisations.

The projects should include activities from the following categories:

  • joint initiatives for the improvement of household waste management and residual waste treatment and promoting innovative solutions related to the transition to a circular economy;
  • promoting rational waste management and raising awareness of challenges concerning environmental issues.

The Manual for Small projects, annexes and required documents can be found at: https://ternopil.agency/proyekty/interreg/.