From 17 October to 13 November 2023, the Joint Secretariat, hosted by the Regional Office for Cross-border Cooperation Suceava, together with the Managing Authority of the Ministry of Development, Public Works and Administration will organise 9 training sessions in the whole eligible area of the Interreg NEXT Romania - Ukraine programme. The events are dedicated to the staff of local and regional authorities, public institutions and NGOs in the fields of intervention of the programme (environment and climate change, health, education, border management) interested in preparing projects for the 2 open calls. 8 events with physical participation and 1 online event will take place in the border counties of both Romania and Ukraine, as follows: Ukraine 17 October 2023, in Uzhgorod 19 October 2023, in Ivano-Frankivsk 30 October 2023, Odessa - ONLINE 03 November 2023, in Chernivtsi  Romania 31 October 2023, in Botoșani 01 November 2023, in Suceava 07 November 2023, in Baia Mare 08 November 2023, in Satu Mare 13 November 2023, in Tulcea Those interested can register for the sessions using registration form where they will select the training session corresponding to the region/county of interest, no later than 2 days before the date of the event. As places are limited by the capacity of the halls, the organisers will make a selection of those registered to ensure a balanced participation of all potential applicants. The number of participants from an organisation will be limited to a maximum of 2. Confirmed participants to the training sessions will receive an invitation by e-mail with logistical details, including the venue address. AGENDA

9.15 – 9.30	Registration of participants
9.30 – 9.45	Opening speech. Aim of the event
9.45-12.00	Call characteristics. Eligibility. Indicators and logical framework. Application submission
12.30-13.30	Lunch break
13.30-14.30	JEMS - Completing the grant application form
14.30 –15.20	Project management in cross-border projects. Public Procurement - TESIM
15.20 -15.40	From ENI to Interreg (news)
15.40- 16.00	Q&A