multimodality including rail and including addressing organisational and legal barriers. Contribute to ensure accessibility of rural areas, especially those affected by demographic change. Main target groups and types of beneficiaries supported under the investment priority The main target groups are public and private actors who benefit from transnational achievements such as policy integration, knowledge transfer and capacity building, concrete solutions in the fields of sustainable and better interconnected transport. Beneficiaries are according to their legal form local, regional and national public authorities/institutions, bodies governed by public law, EGTC, international organisations and private bodies. Beneficiaries comprise according to their thematic scope among others local, regional and national public authorities and organisations established and managed by public authorities responsible for transport and economic development, infrastructure and (public) service providers (e.g. for public transport), Public and private logistics and public transport operators, interest groups including NGOs (e.g. international organisation, environmental organisations, voluntary association, etc.), business support organisation (e.g. chamber of commerce, business innovations centres), research and development institutions, universities with research facilities, higher education, education/training centre and school. Specific territories targeted under the investment priority No specific focus areas are defined. The entire programme area is eligible. 2.A.6.2/P3/7c Guiding principles for the selection of operations (Reference: (b)(iii) of Article 8(2) of Regulation (EU) No 1299/2013) Investment priority 7c The selection of operations will be carried out in accordance with Article 12 of the ETC Regulation (EU) No 1299/2013. The guiding principles for project selection are described in section 5.3.3 of the cooperation programme and are not repeated here. The detailed assessment criteria will be laid down and made available to potential applicants in the Programme Manual and in the call-specific Application Packages. 2.A.6.3/P3/7c Planned use of financial instruments (where appropriate) (Reference: (b)(iii) of Article 8(2) of Regulation (EU) No 1299/2013) Investment priority 7c Planned use of Not applicable financial instruments
multimodality including rail and including addressing organisational and legal barriers. Contribute to ensure accessibility of rural areas, especially those affected by demographic change. Main target groups and types of beneficiaries supported under the investment priority The main target groups are public and private actors who benefit from transnational achievements such as policy integration, knowledge transfer and capacity building, concrete solutions in the fields of sustainable and better interconnected transport. Beneficiaries are according to their legal form local, regional and national public authorities/institutions, bodies governed by public law, EGTC, international organisations and private bodies. Beneficiaries comprise according to their thematic scope among others local, regional and national public authorities and organisations established and managed by public authorities responsible for transport and economic development, infrastructure and (public) service providers (e.g. for public transport), Public and private logistics and public transport operators, interest groups including NGOs (e.g. international organisation, environmental organisations, voluntary association, etc.), business support organisation (e.g. chamber of commerce, business innovations centres), research and development institutions, universities with research facilities, higher education, education/training centre and school. Specific territories targeted under the investment priority No specific focus areas are defined. The entire programme area is eligible. 2.A.6.2/P3/7c Guiding principles for the selection of operations (Reference: (b)(iii) of Article 8(2) of Regulation (EU) No 1299/2013) Investment priority 7c The selection of operations will be carried out in accordance with Article 12 of the ETC Regulation (EU) No 1299/2013. The guiding principles for project selection are described in section 5.3.3 of the cooperation programme and are not repeated here. The detailed assessment criteria will be laid down and made available to potential applicants in the Programme Manual and in the call-specific Application Packages. 2.A.6.3/P3/7c Planned use of financial instruments (where appropriate) (Reference: (b)(iii) of Article 8(2) of Regulation (EU) No 1299/2013) Investment priority 7c Planned use of financial instruments Not applicable
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