La Comisión Europea presenta la convocatoria LIFE+ para el año 2007
La Comisión Europea ha presentado la convocatoria de propuestas para 2007 de LIFE+, un programa de ayudas destinadas a contribuir a la aplicación, actualización y desarrollo de las políticas comunitarias en materia de medio ambiente.
Podrán recibir financiación a través de LIFE+ organismos públicos o privados, agentes e instituciones. El presupuesto destinado asciende a los 187 millones de euros, de los que a España corresponderán 20 millones.
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| Quelle: | Octubre (Oktober 2007) | |
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| Autor: | María Sabarís Sardón  | |
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