Emergency Aid Reserve

The Emergency Aid Reserve is designed to finance humanitarian, civilian crisis management and protection operations in non-EU countries in order to quickly respond to unforeseen events. For example, the Emergency Aid Reserve was mobilised in 2012 following the outbreak of conflict in Syria, the conflicts in Mali and the drought in the Sahel.

Status

running

Target Group

Organizations

Activities

Demonstration and investment activities

Subjects

External Relations and Foreign Affairs

Source Regions

European Union

Source Countries

Eligible Regions

European Union

Eligible Countries

Grant Types

Cooperation, collaboration

Funding Bodies

Languages

Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish Gaelic, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish

Support Types

Deadline Date

Programme

Programme Owner

European Commission

Managing Authority

Financial Programming and Budget

About

Services

Website

http://ec.europa.eu/budget/explained/budg_system/flex/flex_en.cfm

Legal Source

MFF

Supporting Programme

Resources

http://

Refering Grants

Annual

yes

Focus

Priority is given to humanitarian operations, but the reserve may also be used for civil crisis management and protection if necessary

Duration

2014-2020

Proposal Submission

Please refer to the program website for details.

Terms And Conditions

Legal basis: MFF
Link: MFF Part I., A budget for Europe 2014-2020

Budget

Budget: maximum €350 million per year, €2450 million total (outside of MFF)

Available Calls

There is no particular deadline for this call.

Total Funding Amount

Selection Criteria

Please refer to the program website for details.

Open To

EU countries.

Notes