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URBACT IV Call for Action Networks

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Tier C
URBACT-IV-AN-MAIN

URBACT Action Networks — transnational learning networks of European cities tackling shared urban challenges.

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About the call

The URBACT IV call for Action Networks is the flagship transnational city-networking instrument of EU Cohesion Policy, funded under Interreg (interregional cooperation). It enables city administrations to put their strategies in motion and implement concrete actions in their local contexts through a 2.5-year journey of learning and exchange with European peers, supported by expert capacity-building. The call runs 17 March to 17 June 2026 and the URBACT programme expects to select around 30 networks.

Structure of an Action Network

Each Action Network is composed of 6 to 8 city partners and runs in three stages:

  • Stage 1 — Activation (7 months, November 2026 to May 2027): partners build their working relationships, refine their local action plans, and align methodologies.
  • Stage 2 — Develop & Deliver (20 months, June 2027 to January 2029): partners implement concrete actions in their local contexts and exchange experience transnationally.
  • Stage 3 — Final stage (3 months, February to April 2029): capitalisation, knowledge transfer, dissemination.

Each network receives an EU contribution typically in the range of €600,000 to €850,000 (including a €127,500 expertise budget) over the project duration.

Cross-thematic objectives

URBACT IV networks address policy challenges across all urban policy domains. Cross-cutting objectives include digital transition, green transition, and gender equality. Topics are open — any sustainable urban development challenge can form the basis of a network.

What this means for cities and regions

The natural EU instrument for a city wanting structured peer-learning to implement a strategy it already has — Climate Action Plans, Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans, Local Adaptation Plans, Integrated Action Plans for ITI areas. The Lead Partner role is well-suited to mid-sized cities with EU experience; smaller cities benefit by joining as partners. Application is via SYNERGIE-CTE; supporting documents are accepted until 18 June 2026.

Klíčová fakta

Termín podání

17. června 2026

17 June 2026, 14:00 CEST

Zveřejněno

Otevřeno

Program

URBACT IV

Nadřazená výzva

URBACT IV — Call for Action Networks

Celková obálka

Na projekt

Očekávané granty

Míra spolufinancování

Způsobilost

Způsobilé země

AT
BE
BG
HR
CY
CZ
DK
EE
FI
FR
DE
EL
HU
IE
IT
LV
LT
LU
MT
NL
PL
PT
RO
SK
SI
ES
SE
IS
LI
NO

Způsobilé regiony NUTS

Způsobilé typy organizací

Obec
Meziregionální úřad
Region (NUTS2)
Provincie (NUTS3)
Veřejná služba
Provozovatel veřejné dopravy
Regionální rozvojová agentura
Národní úřad

Minimální velikost konsorcia

Minimální počet partnerských zemí

Poznámky ke způsobilosti

Who can apply

  • Cities, towns and municipalities of any size from EU-27 Member States.
  • Provincial, regional and metropolitan authorities, as a limited number of non-city partners.
  • The Lead Partner of a network must be a city (not a region or province).

Partner States and external partners

  • Norway and Switzerland are Partner States. Partners from Switzerland are co-financed at 50% by a Swiss national fund. Partners from Norway can participate with Norwegian national funds covering up to 50% of costs. ERDF allocations do not flow to Norwegian or Swiss partners.
  • IPA countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia. Partners from IPA countries can participate in operations receiving IPA co-financing.
  • Ukraine and Moldova (NDICI countries). Partners can participate in operations receiving NDICI co-financing.
  • Partners from other countries can participate at their own cost.

Co-financing rates

EU co-financing is calculated at network level on the basis of each partner's rate:

  • Partners from less-developed regions: 80% ERDF
  • Partners from transition regions: 70% ERDF
  • Partners from more-developed regions: 65% ERDF
  • Norway and Switzerland: 50% from national funds (not ERDF)

Partnership composition

  • A network must include 6 to 8 partners.
  • Partnerships must respect the URBACT IV partnership rules on geographic distribution and category-of-region balance (detailed in Section 4 of the Terms of Reference).
  • Cities from at least 3 Member States or Partner States must be represented.

Application

Submission via the SYNERGIE-CTE system; supporting documents accepted until 18 June 2026 at 15:00 CEST.

Klasifikace

Tematické oblasti

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Typy aktivit

peer_learning
plan_development
capacity_building

Vesmírná relevance

Úroveň C — vesmírné nástroje by mohly výzvu podporovat, ale nejsou jmenovány.

Vesmírné služby

Zdroje

URBACT

URBACT-IV-AN-MAIN

Načteno 20. května 2026

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