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Programmes Climate, Energy, Mobility Agro-Food, EnvironmentThe Flemish Government has provided 15,88 million euros subsidies for the new project call of the G-STIC Climate Action Programme. G-STIC, the Global Sustainable Technology and Innovation Community, aims to accelerate market-ready integrated technological solutions in view of contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals.
The G-STIC Climate Action Programme supports developing countries in their fight against climate change. This programme provides subsidies for demonstration, dissemination and capacity building projects in which Flemish organisations participate.
More information about the programme is available here.
G-STIC organises an online matchmaking event on 17-18 May, offering the opportunity to find and meet potential project partners.The event is open to those both offering and seeking climate solutions for developing countries. Participation is free of charge but it is mandatory to register here.
To support developing countries in the fight against climate change, the Flemish Government launched in 2021 the G-STIC Climate Action Programme, a call for proposals that provides international climate finance in line with the Paris Agreement. The G-STIC Climate Action Programme aims to strengthen developing countries' implementation of climate policies, strategies, regulations and action plans.
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