PICTI is implementing a project called the "Mediterranean as an Innovative, Integral and Unique Destination for Slow Tourism Initiatives".

Med Pearls Call for Proposals for ICT solutions applied to Slow Tourism

Med Pearls project is co-financed by the European Union under the European Neighborhood Instrument cross-border cooperation program “Mediterranean Sea Basin” 2014-2020 (ENI CBC MED) and comprises of 6 Mediterranean countries (Egypt, Greece, Italy, Jordan, Palestine and Spain). It started on 1st September 2019 and has a duration of 36 months (until 31st August 2022 ). It counts on an overall budget of 3.015.132 EUR, which are co-financed at a 90% rate by the ENI CBC Med program.

One of the goals of the project is to create ICT solutions to enhance the Slow Tourism products which are currently being developed in the Med Pearls pilot areas from the 6 project countries.

To this end, the project Med Pearls is issuing calls for proposals for sub-grants, aimed at the creation of ICT solutions applied to Slow Tourism products. The Call is addressed to Micro, small & medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs, including start-ups & entrepreneurs) specialized in developing ICT solutions.

The organizations should be registered in one of the ENI CBC MED eligible and adjoining regions: https://www.enicbcmed.eu/about-us/cooperation-area

of one of the 6 Med Pearls project implementing countries. The maximum grant amount that an applicant can request under this call for proposals is 25.000,00 €

The Call for Proposal for Palestine in NOW OPEN: https://medpearls.oncat.eu/subgrants/15

– Deadline 04 June 2022 at 6 pm CEST.

Interested companies can download the Applicant Package, send questions on the procedure to apply and submit their proposals via the following link: medpearls.oncat.eu

Webinars will be organized early in June to clarify any concerns from applicants concerning their participation to the Calls for proposals. In the meantime, please submit your questions through the functionality provided at: medpearls.oncat.eu

Check regularly: www.enicbcmed.eu/projects/med-pearls

And our social media:

@MedPearlsProj - Med Pearls Project (Facebook) - medpearlsproject (Instagram)

For further details about the project, please check the project’s leaflet.