Developing a iiib cadses transnational Project with your partners : from the Project Idea to the Application Form

builds on joint planning

has joint implementation

results in joint outcomes

Lp own scope

Lp no partn

Probl impl

Proj fail in relaity

Bad reput

Example of a joint problem

• One city wants to both improve the water quality in some canals running through a run-down area and make them more attractive for recreation

• Another would like to make water recreational areas in derelict parts of their city more accessible to people

• A town would like to regenerate some neglected neighbourhoods through improving the water quality of their ponds

Example of joint planning 1

• First joint outline in common planning meetings

• Identifying knowledge and experience of each partner to clarify transnational linkages (c.f. Application Form section 7.3)

• Study and discuss the selection criteria

• Agreeing on who will be responsible for what and who will pay for what, to make coordination easier (c.f. Application Form section 8)

• On the basis of this a joint application can be developed

Example of joint planning 2 : From objectives to work packs

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