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EEA Grants bring Alentejo opportunities from the new funding cycle
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EEA Grants bring Alentejo opportunities from the new funding cycle

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 17:13

Alentejo will host, on October 28, one of six stages of the EEA Grants Roadshow 2026. This itinerant initiative aims to present the funding opportunities available for Portugal within the scope of the new EEA Grants cycle.

The 2021-2028 programming period has a total allocation of 126.3 million euros for Portugal. This amount represents the financial envelope available to support projects in various areas through the Norwegian funds.

The roadshow will travel to six locations across the country, with Alentejo being one of the stops on this tour presenting the applications and funding possibilities available.

This initiative is aimed at potential beneficiaries interested in accessing the available funds, allowing them to learn about the procedures and priority areas supported by this financing mechanism.

Why this matters

Readers in Alentejo have the opportunity to directly learn about the conditions for accessing 126.3 million euros available through the EEA Grants, essential funding for projects in social, environmental and innovation areas. This session allows companies, associations and local entities to learn about how to apply for the Norwegian funds available until 2028.

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