European funds : EU funds only target the projects of public utility. They are not for just one single person or ambition. These funds are conscientiously followed since they are allocated. Therefore, the elected projects have to be irreproachable in the way they use the “EU money”.
The European Union is the biggest worldwide donor. With around 80 billion euros (excluding the Common Agricultural Policy - CAP) allocated each year to private, public and non-profit organisations, EU grants finance all kinds of projects: local development, innovation, research, education, employment, environment, culture, ICT, transport... European grants support the development of local authorities, states, public organisations, businesses, associations... Those grants are accessible to anyone that uses the right means to get them: monitoring tools, vocational and practical trainings, or consultancies.=