Closed: EU Just Transition Fund help and resources

Answers to common questions about the EU Just Transition Fund, plus documents and guidance for current grantees. Find scheme guidelines, prospectuses, and communications obligations here.

FAQs

Common questions about EU Just Transition, answered

The EU Just Transition Fund supported regions most affected by the transition to climate neutrality. In Ireland, it funded projects that helped diversify the regional economy, create jobs, and support sustainable tourism development.

The scheme was delivered through a number of funding programmes. Click here to find more information on the various funding programme.

The scheme supported a range of tourism-related projects, including visitor experiences, sustainability and accessibility improvements, and digital transformation. Full details are in the scheme guidelines.

Businesses could access capability building supports through initiatives such as the Tourism Learning Network, which provided training, peer learning, and guidance on sustainability, regenerative tourism, and accessibility.

Fáilte Ireland continues to develop new supports and funding opportunities for tourism businesses. Check the website or sign up for updates to stay informed about future schemes.

Fund beneficiaries list

View the full list of projects and beneficiaries approved for support through the EU Just Transition Fund.

The list includes:

  • The name of each project and beneficiary
  • Details of the funding awarded
  • The location and purpose of each operation
  • The latest projects approved under the programme

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Explore the specific requirements and journey milestones of the EU Just Transition Fund.

  • Overview

    Find scheme details and guidance for EU Just Transition Fund tourism supports in the Midlands.

  • Funding scheme

    Learn about the six funding schemes delivering EU Just Transition Fund investment across the Irish Midlands.