Who Applies. For What.

Direct to OPEKEPE successor at AADE for eco scheme payments. To the Evros Local Action Group for LEADER cooperative calls.

Priority 5 of the East Macedonia Thrace Operational Programme, plus Kallikrates Code municipal budget vote.

Direct to EYDAMTH for ERDF calls. To the Ministry of Interior via the Consignment Deposits and Loans Fund for Antonis Tritsis. To the EIB for ELENA advisory on the Municipal Public Energy Operator feasibility.

Direct to EYDAMTH for ERDF and ESF+ calls. To the Ministry of Interior for Antonis Tritsis. Municipal budget vote for discretionary and Green Fund lines.

Lead beneficiary for the Permanent Citizens' Assembly (Proposal 2), the Municipal Recall Mechanism implementation (Proposal 7), the Civic Platform (Proposal 8), and the host role for the Cross Border Thrace Assembly (Proposal 9) and the Annual Greek Conference (Proposal 10). Annual EUR 95 million Municipality budget plus the AURIO 2028 mayoral mandate as decision vehicle.

Lead beneficiary for EMT Operational Programme Priority 4 health infrastructure calls via EYDAMTH. Municipal budget vote for Health Council secretariat, Prevention Commons delivery, and TOMY premises.

Tripartite agreement with the Ministry and the Region for CAP Knowledge Transfer, LIFE demonstration plots, and Horizon research lines.

Lead academic anchor for the Annual Greek Conference (Proposal 10), the Aisymi Communalist Confederation pilot evaluation (Proposal 11), and the Civic Platform technical partnership (Proposal 8). HORIZON-CL2, Greek RRP higher education sub measure, plus the Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation.

Households via the Ministry of Environment and Energy Exoikonomo portal and Social Climate Plan implementation programmes. Energy communities via REScoop.EU consortium routes and Greek managing authorities for LIFE-CET calls.

Primary delivery via the existing Just Transition Fund designated territories: Western Macedonia (Ptolemaida and Kozani as the largest post lignite labour pool in Greece, the first JTF community energy pilot opens here under Law 4513/2018) and Megalopoli in the Peloponnese. Apply via the Special Service for the Implementation of the Just Transition Fund at the Ministry of Development. East Macedonia and Thrace is the second wave: requires a new Territorial Just Transition Plan approval, which AURIO campaigns for under the EUR 200M to EUR 400M extension. Alexandroupolis and the Evros cluster join JTF delivery once the territorial designation extends; in the interim they draw on Envelopes A, C, D, F, H, I and J.

Democritus University of Thrace as regional anchor on energy commons and rural cooperatives. NTUA School of Electrical and Computer Engineering on grid balancing, microgrid stability and the Municipal Public Energy Operator technical case. University of Western Macedonia (Kozani campus) on Just Transition social research, post lignite labour transition and energy poverty in the JTF designated territories. Joint applications with REScoop.EU and Nordic partners. Energy community prize open to small consortia. Research and Innovation Actions require three countries.

Greek and Bulgarian municipal or civil society partners. Minimum two partners, one from each country. Renewable energy cooperation framed under the climate and circular economy streams.

Direct to EYDAMTH for ERDF calls. To the Ministry of Development and Enterprise Greece for Just Transition Fund. LIFE consortium led by the municipality.

Through the KALO register and the Evros Local Action Group. RRF ring fence stream from 2027 once legislated. Direct ESF Plus capacity building calls via EYDAMTH.

InvestEU Technical Assistance year two for feasibility. Bank of Greece licence application year three. Founding coalition of at least 50 cooperatives and KoinSEps.

DUTH as lead beneficiary with European consortium partners. CERV civic education for the curriculum module. Horizon Europe Cluster 5 for the Aisymi energy research component.

Lead beneficiary for LYK training under ESF+ workforce. Horizon Cluster 1 research applications with European consortium partners. EU4Health mental health and cross border consortium calls via HaDEA.

Cross border consortium under Interreg VI-A Greece Bulgaria. Municipal or civil society partners on both sides of the border. Platform development and maker space programming.

Municipal led consortium of four applicants from four countries, at least two EU Member States. AURIO coordinates. Lump sum, no cofinancing.

DUTH as lead beneficiary with European research partners (newDemocracy, Sortition Foundation) and Alexandroupolis municipality as first site.

Ministry of Interior or Ministry of Digital Governance sponsors the TSI request or RRF component allocation. AURIO parliamentary group co sponsors from 2027.

Strategy inclusion during the LAG midterm review 2025 to 2026. Municipal letter of support unlocks intangible subinterventions.

Centralised administration of the Pedagogical Autonomy Act, the National Curriculum Continuity Compact, the End of School Rankings, and the Panhellenic Reform. Operating budget carries the steady state from year three. RRP redirection through the mid term review.

Lead authority for the Regional Education Council, the Greek Learning Webs, the Adult Literacy Circles, the Cross Border Teacher Exchange, and the Roma Education Inclusion Programme. Joint memorandum with the GGDVMN, IKY and the Bulgarian regional partner.

Regional Authority decision establishing the Border Region Annual Convention, the Cross Border Citizens' Forum and the Interreg Community Anchor Projects. Lead authority for the regional governance components under Law 3852 of 2010.

Lead authority for the Cross Border Cultural Corridor Festival (Proposal 6), the Cultural Cooperatives Programme (Proposal 10) and the Creative Europe Hub (Proposal 11). Regional Cultural Strategy 2016 to ongoing serves as the strategic anchor.

Regional Authority decision establishing the East Macedonia and Thrace Regional Housing Fund, the Regional Social Dividend Fund, and the funding line for the Community Elder Programme regional component. Royalty share allocation under Constitution Article 18.

Lead beneficiary for the Teacher Masters Pathway clinical training. Erasmus Plus partnerships for Reggio Children and the cross border exchange. Horizon Europe Cluster 2 for the research base of clinical teacher training and the open source learning webs platform.

Lead beneficiaries for the Reggio Inspired Municipal Early Childhood Network. Joint resolution within first two years of an AURIO mayoral term in 2028. Municipal social services partner for the Adult Literacy Circles and the Roma Education Inclusion Programme.

Parliamentary amendments and bills for the Pedagogical Autonomy Act (Law 4823 of 2021), the End of School Rankings, the Panhellenic Reform (Law 4186 of 2013), and the National Curriculum Continuity Compact. CERV-2026 rights line sponsorship for minority language and Roma education components.

Parliamentary amendments and bills for the Community Benefit Fund (Law 3468 of 2006), the MDCA Benefit Clause, the Democratic Infrastructure Forum, the Border Rights Monitor (Law 4939 of 2022), the Border Rights Litigation Fund and the Border Region Charter (Law 3094 of 2003). CERV-2026 sponsorship for rights components.

Parliamentary amendments and bills for the LNG Community Benefit Fund cultural earmark (Pillar 6 cross link), the Cultural Infrastructure Fund, the cultural strand of the omnibus equality bill. CERV-2026 sponsorship for rights and minority components.

Parliamentary amendments and bills for the Zipper Placement Amendment (Law 3636/2008), the Western Thrace Minority Representation Mechanism, the Parity Compliance Office, the Public Sector Anti-Racism Audit and the Reserved Board Seats (Law 5178/2025). CERV-2026 sponsorship for rights components. RRP mid term review engagement from 2026 onwards.

Parliamentary amendments and bills for the ESY Charter Restoration, Transparency Act, and Health Data Sovereignty Act from 2027. CERV-2026 rights line sponsorship for participation and patient rights components.

Parliamentary amendments and bills for the Charter of Social Rights and Dignity, the KEA reform, the Pension Solidarity Floor, the Carer Allowance, the Energy Poverty Top Up, the Disability Support uplift, the Border Dignity Programme. CERV-2026 rights line sponsorship for participation and rights monitoring components.

Lead beneficiary for the Community Benefit Fund, the Reception Dignity Aisymi area facility, the Interreg Community Anchor Projects, and the Border Region Charter implementation. Municipal council resolution under Law 3852 of 2010.

Lead beneficiaries for the Cultural Infrastructure Fund (Proposal 2), the Five Convivial Cultural Spaces (Proposal 5), the Rempetika Centre (Proposal 7), the Intangible Heritage Municipal Register (Proposal 4), the ECoC 2033 candidacy (Proposal 3) and the Cultural Citizens Assembly (Proposal 12). Joint resolution under Law 3852 of 2010 (Kallikratis Code) Article 75.

Lead beneficiary for the Three Village Basic Income Pilot, the Funeral Commons, and the Community Elder Programme. Joint resolution of participating municipalities for the basic income pilot. Municipal budget vote for funeral commons and elder programme.

Lead institution for the Border Region Inspectorate (Proposal 12), the Democratic Infrastructure Forum rights observer role (Proposal 3) and the systemic complaint escalation chain. RRP and CERV bridge financing through to year three operating budget.

Co lead for the Border Rights Monitor, Evros and Aegean (Proposal 5), the Border Rights Litigation Fund (Proposal 10) and civil society monitoring access for Reception Dignity (Proposal 6). Selected by open call under Law 4412 of 2016.

Operating partners for the Convivial Cultural Spaces, the Rempetika Centre, the Show Your Craft programme and the cultural integration programmes. Formation under Law 4430 of 2016 with revolving capital fund support through the Cultural Cooperatives Programme.

Lead institutions for designation work under Law 4559 of 2018 (Intangible Heritage Register, Sufi and Pomak Music Recognition). Co-funded by Creative Europe and Greek state budget.

Lead beneficiary for the Greece v. Türkiye ICJ Maritime Delimitation Case (Proposal 2), the Greek recognition of the State of Palestine (Proposal 7) including embassy establishment, the Principled Nonalignment Doctrine (Proposal 8), and the Common Security Initiative with Türkiye (Proposal 9). Annual €250 million Foreign Ministry budget plus the General Accounting Office case envelope for the ICJ application.

Lead beneficiary for the Foreign Policy Transparency Act (Proposal 3), the Standing Committee on Arms Exports and Procurement, and the Constitutional Amendment to Article 36 (Proposal 5). Hellenic Parliament budget plus CERV-2026 for civil society participation components.

Lead beneficiary for the Municipal Recall statutory amendment (Proposal 7) and the Constitutional amendment to Article 51 (Proposal 12). Hellenic Parliament budget plus Ministry of Interior reserve line.

Lead beneficiary for the Foreign Policy Legality Review Section (Proposal 4) and consultative opinions under Proposal 6 on Genocide Convention and EU Common Position 2008/944/CFSP grounds. Council of State annual budget approximately €100 million.

Lead beneficiaries for the Hellenic International Law Centre (Proposal 12), with partnership memoranda with the international law faculties of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. HORIZON-CL2, HORIZON-CL5, ESPA higher education, RRP higher education sub measure, plus the Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation.

Lead beneficiaries for the Greek Sovereign Reserve Fund Ethical Exclusion Mechanism (Proposal 11), with a Council on Ethics of seven members appointed by the Hellenic Parliament for non renewable terms. Hellenic Capital Market Commission budget plus EFKA contribution.

Lead beneficiaries for the Evros Border Regime (Proposal 13), with the Regional Administrative Court of First Instance in Alexandroupolis (Kallikrates geometry) and the Annual Border Operations Transparency Report. Hellenic Ombudsman dedicated file on Evros border conduct under Law 3094/2003. Civil society standing through the Greek Council for Refugees, the Hellenic League for Human Rights, the Greek Helsinki Monitor and the Athens Bar Association. AMIF, BMVI plus operating budgets.

Parliamentary bills in the 2027 to 2031 term for the Foreign Policy Transparency Act, the Council of State Review, the Sovereign Reserve Fund Ethics Mechanism and the Evros Border Regime. AURIO MEPs in the 2029 to 2034 European Parliament for the EU CFSP Coalition for UNCLOS Enforcement (Proposal 10). AURIO internal budget (Envelope I) for the Foreign Policy Charter (Proposal 1) and the Achilles' Shield review legal preparation (Proposal 6); Envelope I is pillar specific because Pillar 8 is the only pillar that requires AURIO itself to bind to a foreign policy discipline before any law mandates it.

Lead beneficiaries for CAP polycentric co management (Proposal 6), with thirteen Regional CAP Co Management Boards across Greek Regions. Existing EUR 13.4 billion CAP envelope plus CAP technical assistance under Regulation (EU) 2021/2116.

Lead beneficiaries for the Cross Border Thrace Citizens' Assembly (Proposal 9). Tri party memorandum of understanding plus Interreg VI-A Greece Bulgaria envelope plus EU Neighbourhood Investment Platform.

Lead beneficiaries for the Article 48 TEU Convention campaign (Proposal 3), the ECI on codecision rights (Proposal 4), the Spitzenkandidat reform proposal (Proposal 5), and partial support for the Annual Greek Conference (Proposal 10). CERV-2026 plus European Greens plus Open Society Foundations Europe plus AURIO own resources.

AURIO Democratic Charter (Proposal 1), AURIO contribution to the Article 48 TEU campaign (Proposal 3), and AURIO own resource contribution to the Aisymi Communalist Confederation pilot (Proposal 11). AURIO internal budget; Envelope I is pillar specific because Pillar 9 is the only pillar that requires AURIO itself to bind to a sortition discipline before any law mandates it.

Lead beneficiary for the AURIO Internal Parity and Anti-Racism Charter (Proposal 1). Internal AURIO budget approximately EUR 5,000 per electoral cycle. Compliance reports published on aurio.gr ahead of every electoral cycle.

Lead institutions for the Parity Compliance Office (Proposal 3) and the Public Sector Anti-Racism Audit (Proposal 7). ESF+ technical assistance plus Hellenic Parliament budget plus ELSTAT operating budget plus CERV-2026 for the Index publication line.

Lead beneficiaries for the Roma Education Equity Programme (Proposal 6), the Care Economy Investment Programme (Proposal 12), the National Network of Centres for Gender Equality and Anti Racism (Proposal 10), the Border Region Women's Convention (Proposal 14), village intercultural performances (Proposal 16) and the village resettlement programme (Proposal 17). Joint regional resolution under Law 3852 of 2010 (Kallikratis Code) Article 75. Envelope F access via EYDAMTH, Envelope G access via Interreg VI-A cross border consortium, Envelope I access via the Evros LAG.

Lead beneficiary for the Intersectional Equality Monitoring Office (Proposal 9), the Migrant Women's Rights Centre (Proposal 13) and the Istanbul Convention and Work Life Balance Implementation (Proposal 8). Civil society partners (Diotima, Greek Council for Refugees, Hellenic League for Human Rights) selected by open call under Law 4412 of 2016 Article 20. Envelope H access through a Democritus or Panteion led consortium for the AURIO RCT on Women's Civic Education (Proposal 11).

RRP health component applications through the Ministry of Health. 4th Health Region deploys TOMY, Aisymi Village Practice, Rural Mobile Unit, Dispensary, and Community Mental Health Teams. Operating budget carries the commons from year three onward.

MKI Elliniko alumni provide the volunteer professional base for Dispensary operation. Hellenic Pharmaceutical Association handles overstock donation protocol. AURIO Thinking School runs LYK recruitment outreach in rural villages.

Centralised administration of the KEA reform, the Pension Solidarity Floor, the Carer Allowance, the Energy Poverty Top Up, and Disability Support. RRP and ESF+ bridge financing for the transition period. Operating budget carries the steady state from year three.

Reception centres at Fylakio and Aisymi area run by Ministry of Migration and Asylum to Greek and EU standards. Independent monitoring through the Greek Council for Refugees and the Hellenic League for Human Rights. AMIF reception conditions line plus CERV-2026 rights monitoring.