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Partnership Agreement - IPA Adriatic Cross-Border Cooperation 2025

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The document is a Partnership Agreement for a project under the IPA (Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance) framework. It outlines the roles, responsibilities, and obligations of the Lead Partner and Project Partners involved in the project, including definitions, duration, rights and obligations, budget management, reimbursement procedures, and conditions for termination. The agreement emphasizes compliance with European regulations and includes provisions for confidentiality, conflict of interest, data treatment, and dispute resolution.

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Why is cross border cooperation important?

Cross Border Cooperation (CBC) is a key element of the EU policy towards its neighbours. It supports sustainable development along the EUs external borders, helps reducing differences in living standards and addressing common challenges across these borders.

What is the IPA Adriatic Cross Border Cooperation Program?

The IPA Adriatic Cross-border Cooperation Programme is the result of joint programming work carried out by the relevant participating countries (Italy, Greece, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Albania and Serbia) and is part of the cooperation process in the Adriatic area.