
Territorial EU funds 2021-2027 – Action “Developing services, housing and shops in town centres that ensure social cohesion”
Purpose of the scheme: Maintain the local economic and retail fabric; create value in the area; make denser town centres more attractive; reduce private car use; slow land take; make housing accessible to all. Beneficiaries indicated in the catalogue: Public and private project owners. Not eligible: property holding companies (SCI), individuals (natural persons without a SIRET number acting in a personal, private capacity outside any professional activity) and farmers acting solely in their farming capacity. Financial parameters in the catalogue: a grant covering up to 60% of eligible costs. Availability and current rules must be confirmed before applying.
The scheme “Territorial EU funds 2021-2027 – Action “Developing services, housing and shops in town centres that ensure social cohesion”” is listed for the Val de Garonne Agglomération, Pays de Duras, Pays de Lauzun and Coteaux et Landes de Gascogne inter-municipal areas. The catalogue describes its purpose as follows: maintain the local economic and retail fabric; create value in the area; make denser town centres more attractive; reduce private car use; slow land take; make housing accessible to all. The financial parameters and conditions in the catalogue must be distinguished from the rules officially in force. Before relying on it, check eligibility, eligible costs, the timetable and the procedure with the funder or relevant operator.
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries indicated in the catalogue: Public and private project owners. Not eligible: property holding companies (SCI), individuals (natural persons without a SIRET number acting in a personal, private capacity outside any professional activity) and farmers acting solely in their farming capacity. Check the legal form, size, activity, area, financial situation and exclusions in the current official rules.
Eligibility conditions
Conditions available in the catalogue: not specified. These are not enough to confirm eligibility. Check the official criteria, exclusions, combination rules and any requirement to apply before ordering, acquiring or starting works.
What the scheme covers
Operations or costs listed: projects located in a town or village centre. Services: facilities to host health professionals to make the area more attractive to them; actions bringing services closer to the population (e.g. pooling); creating, renovating and equipping buildings to improve local access to training; renovating buildings, notably to host childminder centres (Maisons d’Assistantes Maternelles, MAM); developing connected town centres / digital services (opening rural areas to the outside), excluding “smart territory” approaches; developing cycle logistics (bike delivery/taxis, maintaining local ties). Housing: social housing only (except intergenerational housing), in schemes of fewer than 20 homes, mainly: innovative housing solutions (e.g. intergenerational, participatory or shared housing for older people, homes adaptable to ageing) incorporating sustainable development measures (shared composting, bike storage, renewable energy, rainwater harvesting, bio-based materials, etc.), possibly organised around shared facilities such as nurseries, medico-social establishments or community restaurants, creating synergies between facilities and generations; local accommodation, temporary or not, close to places of work or training for vulnerable groups (social housing for families and young people, and shared social housing), approved by the State or financed by a PLS, PLAI or PLUS social housing loan; adapted housing such as young workers’ hostels, social residences, “maisons relais” and sheltered housing for older people. Shops: economic facilities helping to maintain and develop a diverse local retail offer suited to needs; creating collection points for municipalities or areas without shops, or organising mobile rounds; urban and property regeneration actions encouraging shopping journeys in town centres. Not eligible: self-build costs and in-kind contributions; photovoltaic panels. Check eligible costs, supporting documents, minimum thresholds, caps and excluded costs before any commitment.
Amount and funding terms
Amount or form of support indicated in the catalogue: A grant covering up to 60% of eligible costs. This information comes from the catalogue and is not a promise of award. Check the cost base, rates and caps, eligible costs, combination rules and the applicable state aid scheme.
How to apply
1) Obtain the current official page and rules. 2) Confirm that the scheme is active and that the project’s area is covered. 3) Check the criteria, amount, cost base, exclusions, combination rules and documents. 4) Confirm when to apply and obtain prior agreement before committing costs. Confirm the exact action sheet “services, housing and shops in town centres”, the ERDF/EAFRD split, the applicable thresholds and caps, eligible costs and the remaining budget.
Timeline
Catalogue end date to be checked: 31 December 2027. Confirm the deadline, whether applications are still accepted and the available budget with the funder. Confirm the exact action sheet, the ERDF/EAFRD split, the applicable thresholds and caps, eligible costs and the remaining budget.
Key facts
- Funder
- Union européenne
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Open
- Funding rate
- 60%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Closes
- 31 December 2027
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
What is the “Territorial EU funds 2021-2027 – Action “Developing services, housing and shops in town centres that ensure social cohesion”” scheme for?
According to the catalogue, its aims are to maintain the local economic and retail fabric; create value in the area; make denser town centres more attractive; reduce private car use; slow land take; make housing accessible to all.
Who can benefit and what are the main conditions?
Beneficiaries mentioned in the catalogue: Public and private project owners. Not eligible: property holding companies (SCI), individuals (natural persons without a SIRET number acting in a personal, private capacity outside any professional activity) and farmers acting solely in their farming capacity.
What amount or type of financing can be obtained?
A grant covering up to 60% of eligible costs. The territorial programme covers projects in services, shops, housing, urban development, culture and heritage; confirm the thresholds and caps of the relevant action sheet.
Is the scheme still open and how do I apply?
The catalogue end date is 31 December 2027, to be checked. Confirm the exact action sheet “services, housing and shops in town centres”, the ERDF/EAFRD split, the applicable thresholds and caps, eligible costs and the remaining budget.
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