FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• General

  2 questions

  • 1-Which countries and territories benefit from the GO Program?

    The GO Program is being implemented in 25 European and UK countries and overseas territories:

    • European Union overseas countries and territories - Aruba; Bonaire; Curaçao; Greenland; New Caledonia; French Polynesia; Saba; Saint-Barthélemy; Saint-Pierre et Miquelon; Saint Eustache; Sint Maarten; Terres australes et antarctiques françaises; Wallis-et-Futuna - and
    • British Overseas Territories - Anguilla; Bermuda; South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands; Cayman Islands; Falkland Islands; Pitcairn Islands; British Virgin Islands; Turks and Caicos Islands; Montserrat; Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha; British Antarctic Territory; British Indian Ocean Territory.

  • 2-What does the program do?

    The implementation of the Program is based on two intervention modalities:

    • The GO Facility: each country or territory has the opportunity to propose one to two actions meeting its territorial priorities within a predetermined budget range. The GO Facility has been open since September 2022.
    • The GO Communities: each country or territory has the opportunity to participate in collective activities (workshops, training, site visits, technical tools and studies etc.) on cross-cutting topics of interest on climate change resilience, energy transition and climate finance. The three GO Communities will begin in the second half of 2023.

• Easy GO

  8 questions

  • 1-Who can submit an action proposal to the GO Team?

    Only the focal point designated by the Territorial Authorizing Officer of each beneficiary country or territory under the GO program may submit a proposal for action under the "GO Facility", after ensuring internal consultation and coordination within his/her country or territory.

  • 2-How many actions can be financed per beneficiary country or territory under the GO Facility?

    A maximum of 2 actions per beneficiary country or territory can be financed and implemented via the "GO Facility."

  • 3-Are any activities ineligible under the GO Facility?

    No action in contradiction with the objectives of the GO program and/or incoherent from a technical and/or financial point of view may be financed (as defined and determined by the GO team). Funds available under the "GO Facility" may not be used to finance activities/projects already funded elsewhere ("double-funding" prohibited). No operating costs, including human resources costs within the administration of beneficiary countries and territories or third parties, may be financed.

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  • 4-Is it possible to submit an action proposal involving several beneficiary countries and territories?

    Proposals for actions involving at least two beneficiary countries and territories in joint activities are strongly encouraged and may be eligible for additional funding, after discussion and express approval by the GO team.