Bringing people and goals together

Umbrella is joint project co-funded by the EU Interreg South Baltic Programme and helps to boost cross-border cooperation capacities of local actors in the South Baltic Sea.
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The primary objective
of the Umbrella project

To provide specific knowledge and skills in the implementation of goals and cross-border cooperation for local and regional entities in the South Baltic Region.

4 EU Members
South Baltic area

Coastal regions of four EU
Member States: Denmark, Lithuania,
Poland and Sweden

986,566 EUR

Total budget of the project

Feb 2018
– Jul 2020

Duration of the project
30 months
ABOUT THE PROJECT

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Why Umbrella

Why Umbrella

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Objectives & Benefits

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Partners

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Latest news

Tell us more about you! Take part in UMBRELLA survey

UMBRELLA project team is currently working on identifying the main needs and obstacles for smaller organizations (but not only) to participate actively in various EU International cooperation projects. 

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UMBRELLA project is looking for independent experts

UMBRELLA project is looking for independent experts from Denmark, Sweden, Lithuania, Poland and Germany, and other EU countries to engage in a pool of experts to support UMBRELLA’s potential beneficiaries.

 

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UMBRELLA and SB PIN project joint project development workshop in Lund

Between 5-7th February 2019 project partners from Poland, Sweden, Lithuania and Denmark, as well as the beneficiaries from the Interreg South Baltic SB PIN and UMBRELLA projects met in Lund (Sweden). Over 40 participants took part in the SB PIN project final event named “Continuation Workshop” organized in the premises of Kommunförbundet Skåne.

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The content of this website is the sole responsibility of the author and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union, the Managing Authority or the Joint Secretariat of the South Baltic Cross-border Cooperation Programme 2014-2020. The project UMBRELLA is partly financed from the Interreg South Baltic Programme 2014-2020 through the European Regional Development Fund.