INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THE

2011 ERASMUS MUNDUS ACTION 1

APPLICATION FORM

(EFORM)

ERASMUS MUNDUS PROGRAMME

CALL 2011 (EACEA 41/10)

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Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 3

1.1 Presentation and organisation of these instruction notes ....................................................................3

1.2 Definitions .........................................................................................................................................3

1.3 Contents of the Application Package .................................................................................................4

1.4 Application deadline and submission procedure ................................................................................4

1.5 Key reference documents...................................................................................................................6

1.6 The Award Criteria, Experts Assessment and Scoring Mechanism ..................................................7

1.7. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) .................................................................................................8

Chapter 2: The Application Package ..................................................................................................................................... 9

2.1. Document 1 - The Application Form ..........................................................................................................9

Cover page of the application form ....................................................................................................................9

Part A. Identification of the Applicant and other organisations participating in the project ...........................10

Part B. Organisation and activities ...................................................................................................................13

Part C. Statistical data and Summary of the joint programme .........................................................................14

Part D. Technical Capacity ..............................................................................................................................22

Part E. Degree(s) Awarded ..............................................................................................................................24

2.2. Next steps ..................................................................................................................................................25

Annexes: Codes and references to be used in the eForm ................................................................................................... 27

Annex 1. List of Organisation Types ...............................................................................................................27

Annex 2. List of thematic fields (levels 1 and 2) .............................................................................................28

Annex 3. Country codes ...................................................................................................................................31

Annex 4: Regional codes .................................................................................................................................34

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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1 Presentation and organisation of these instruction notes

These detailed instructions follow the same order as the 2011 Erasmus Mundus Action 1 – Joint

Programmes Application Form.

Applicants who do not refer to these notes or who do not follow the instructions and guidance in

them risk submitting an incomplete or incorrect application, and therefore significantly reducing

the chances of their application being successful.

Please note that these instructions have to be read in conjunction with the eForm User Guide

which provides guidance on the technical functionalities of the electronic form and on the on-line

submission of applications. The update of this User Guide will be available on EACEA website

concomitantly with the final version of the eForm. In the meantime references to this User Guide

are have been highlighted in grey in the enclosed instructions. It also includes contact details of

the helpdesk to answer any technical questions that applicants may have.

1.2 Definitions

In line with the EM Programme Guide Consortium means the grouping of higher education

institutions (also including doctoral/graduate/research schools or research organisations in the

case of EMJD consortia) that will be responsible for the direct implementation of the proposed

joint programme.

The consortium members are:

the Applicant /Coordinating organisation: that submits the proposal and acts as

coordinating organisation on behalf of the consortium; i f the proposal is selected, the

Applicant organisation will become the beneficiary organisation and will sign the

Framework Partnership Agreement and further Specific Grant Agreements with the

Agency; and

the (full) Partner organisations: although the Applicant organisation submits the proposal

and, if approved, acts as beneficiary and contact point for the Agency during the joint

programme's implementation, full partner organisations must have been fully involved in

the preparation of the proposal. They should formally confirm their commitment and

contribution to it through endorsement letters included in the proposal and signed by their

highest authorities (President, Rector, Vice-Chancellor, etc.).

Associated partners are organisations involved in the application although they do not form part

of the consortium. They cannot receive direct funding from the project's EU grant but can

contribute to the promotion, implementation and/or evaluation of the joint programme.

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Unlike full partner organisations, associated partners do not need to be formally identified in

section A and B of the application form. However, for those associated partners that play a

structural (formal/longstanding) role in the joint programme (e.g. by providing financial support,

hosting students regularly or contributing to the joint programme's evaluation), it is advisable to

include them under these sections as well as to provide endorsement letters/letters of intent in

which they formally confirm their concrete contribution to the project.

1.3 Contents of the Application Package

The Application Package consists of the following 3 mandatory documents:

DOCUMENT 1. The Application form:

The application form is organized in 5 Parts as follows:

Part A: Identification of the applicant and other organisations participating in the project

Part B: Organisation and activities

Part C: Summary data and description of the project

Part D: Technical Capacity

Part E: Degree-awarding summary

You will find information and advice for completing each of these parts in Chapter 2 of these instructions.

DOCUMENT 2. The "Declaration on Honour by the Legal Representative of the Applicant

Organisation" (to be attached to the application form)

DOCUMENT 3. The "Consortium's answer to the Award criteria" (to be attached to the

application form- (Max 25 pages – Times New Roman font – Font size 11)

Chapter 1 also includes detailed information on the assessment mechanisms that will be used to

evaluate applications.

If any of the three mandatory documents that constitute the application package are not submitted,

incomplete or unsigned, the application will be considered as ineligible and will not be accepted.

In addition to the application form itself, future Action 1 applicants are also invited to send the

Agency, at the latest one month in advance of the formal application deadline, a Summary sheet

providing the joint programme's title and thematic area. This will allow the Agency to fine tune

its experts’ recruitment and ensure adequate matching between the experts' field of expertise and

the project’s thematic area(s).

1.4 Application deadline and submission procedure

The following table provides a summary of the application deadline as well as of the submission

procedure and obligations.

Because of the strict application of the submission deadline, applicants are strongly advised not

to wait for the last moment to prepare and submit their electronic applications .

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A. BY 31 MARCH 2011

Summary sheet of the intended proposal to be submitted by e-mail to the address below

using the template provided on the following webpage:

http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/funding/2011/call_eacea _41_10_en.php

Summary sheet should be submitted by e:mail to: EACEA-Erasmus-Mundus@ec.europa.eu

Please indicate "EACEA 41/10" and the acronym of the proposal in the e -mail's subject

header.

B. BY 29 APRIL 2011

B.1 By midday 12:00:00 (Central European Time - CET) at the latest

→ Electronic Application form composed of the duly completed Application Package

(Documents 1, 2 and 3, as specified under section 1.3 above)

ATTENTION: At 12:00:00 CET on 29 April 2011, the electronic submission procedure

will be blocked and it will not be possible anymore to submit this electronic application

to the Agency.

! Failure to meet this electronic submission deadline will lead to the automatic rejection of any proposal

received through other means (paper or e-mail). It is highly recommended to avoid last minute

submission, notably because submission may take time depending from the used connection and server

usage.

B.2 By midnight – 24:00:00 (Central European Time - CET) at the latest

→ By e-mail:

B.2.a→ To the Agency at the following mailbox: EACEA-Erasmus-Mundus@ec.europa.eu

B.2.b → and to the Erasmus Mundus National Structures (EM NS) of the country of each

participating organisation (applicant or full partners) at the relevant contact details

available

under the following link: http://ec.europa.eu/education/erasmus-mundus/doc1515_en.htm

1- copy of the submitted application (Documents 1, 2 and 3 referred to under B.1

above)- in pdf format

2-Relevant annexes*:

a) highly recommended

- letters of endorsement/intent from partner organisations ;

- blank copies of the degree(s), and/or proof of recognition of the proposed

degree(s).(on this latter, for further information see chapter 2 Part E last bullet points)

b) others (e.g.):

- (draft) consortium agreement, if available;

- model of Diploma Supplement, if available;

- student/doctoral candidate agreement, if available;

- for joint doctorate proposals, copy of an employment contract, if available ;

For the smooth processing of your e-mail application, it is important that:

The subject of your e-mail starts with the 6 digit submission number of your eform;

Each annex is identified with a (short and) meaningful name so as to facilitate its identification

at assessment stage (e.g. "LE-P4" for the letter of endorsement provided by the partner identified

as P4 in the eform; or "degree-P4P6" for the model of the joint degree that will be delivered on

behalf of these two partners).

* Please note that the above annexes cannot replace essential information expected to be in the

application package; they should only support , illustrate or evidence the information already included in

the application. Although none of these annexes are considered mandatory (i.e. the application will not be

declared ineligible if some or all are absent), the ir presence and quality may be assessed in the context of

the relevant award criteria.

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In order to reduce the size of the email message you are advised to group the annexes in a compressed

(e.g. zip) file. If, because of the size of the application, more than one message needs to be sent, pl ease

use the same subject followed by "(part 1)", "(part 2)", etc.

Applicants must ensure that the presentation of the application package complies with the

following provisions:

The eForm (submitted electronically) must include its two mandatory annexes, i.e. a scanned version

of the "Declaration on Honour" (duly completed and signed by the legal representative of the

Applicant Organisation) and an electronic version of the "Consortium Answers to the Award

Criteria". These documents must be attached to the eForm. See the section 6 of the eForm User

Guide for guidance on how to attach documents in the eForm.

The application (including the answer to the award criteria) must be completed electronically by

computer (no handwritten submissions, or submissions completed using a typewriter will be

accepted).

Any information or documents other than the three mandatory documents constituting the

Application Package will be considered as additional information only, and will not necessarily be

taken into consideration by experts in the evaluation of the application. Therefore make sure the

relevant information is provided under each of the award criteria so that the application can

eventually be evaluated on this sole basis.

No changes to the application can be made after it has been submitted. However, if there is a need to

clarify certain aspects, the applicant concerned may be contacted for this purpose.

Applicants are STRONGLY advised to submit their application well in advance of the deadline

and to keep proof of the safe arrival of the application in the system. Additionally ensure that the

copies (sent by e-mail to EACEA and to the EM NS of each of the European partner

organisations) are dispatched by the deadlines indicated in the table above.

1.5 Key reference documents

Applicants should refer to the following documents in order to prepare their project and complete

their form:

Erasmus Mundus 2009-2013 Programme Guide

This document provides information on the different eligibility, exclusion, selection and award

criteria, the assessment and selection procedure and timetable, the contractual and financial

regulations applicable to selected proposals.

http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/programme/programme_guide_en.php

Erasmus Mundus Call for Proposals 2011

http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/funding/2011/call_eacea_41_10_en.php

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1.6 The Award Criteria, Experts Assessment and Scoring Mechanism

The English, French and German version of the five award criteria and their respective sub-

criteria can be found on the Erasmus Mundus Call for Proposals page:

http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/funding/2011/call_eacea_41_10_en.php .

The proposal will be assessed against the five award criteria by at least two external

independent experts who will have to reach a consensus on the scoring as well as on the

comments that will be sent as feedback to each applicant.

Experts will be asked to assess the way the elements covered by the award (sub -)criteria have

been addressed by the applicant consortium. In this context, their evaluation will not only

cover the answers provided to each individual sub-criterion. It will also review the relevance

of other elements of the application form to the award criteria, such as:

The way the participating organisations (applicant, full partner organisations and, if relevant,

associated partners) have described their expertise and concrete contribution to the proposal;

The quality and soundness of the endorsement letters provided by the full partner organisations

and, if relevant, the associated partners;

The validity of the degrees intended to be delivered.

Scoring mechanism

The assessment grids below show the scoring mechanism that will be used by the independent

external experts assessing the applications submitted to the Executive Agency under the

Erasmus Mundus Action 1 Call for Proposals 2011.

Theses scores – ranging from 0 to 5 with the possibility of half points - will be applied to each

of the individual sub-criterion covered in the five award criteria .

0 – missing

information

A score of 0 is given for a criterion if the information detailed in the

Call for Proposals would reasonably have been expected and is not

present in the proposal. A score of 0.5 will not be given.

1 – poor A score of 1.0 or 1.5 will be awarded if the proposal is of poor quality

for the criterion in question. This may be because information is

incomplete in the view of the expert, not clear or not convincing.

2 - fair A score of 2.0 or 2.5 will be awarded where the content of the criterion

in question is at a level consistent with that routinely produced by the

universities across Europe. There may be some strong and relevant

points within the proposal, but there may also be weaknesses and in

particular there may be no specific details brought out which singles out

the proposal from others.

3 - good Scores of 3.0 or 3.5 indicate that the proposal demonstrates overall good

features with regard to the award criterion in question (even though it

may contain some weaknesses) but does not contain features that set it

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apart from many other good proposals being assessed.

4 – very good Scores of 4.0 or 4.5 reflect that the proposal has identifiable features

which demonstrate that the proposal is of a high quality with regard to

the award criterion in question. It includes features that set the proposal

apart from other good quality proposals within the assessment

5 - excellent In general, scores of 5 are not used unless experts consider that the

content of the proposal could not be improved.

The total score for the application will correspond to the sum of the scores given to each sub-

criterion, weighted by the percentage allocated to the relevant award criterion.

Once the evaluation procedure is completed, applicants will receive as feedback from the

Agency

The consolidated comments provided by the external independent experts who have evaluated the

proposal;

An indication of the proposal's overall quality as compared to all applications received under the

corresponding action.

More information on the expert assessment procedure can be found in the Erasmus Mundus

Action 1 Experts Assessment Manual used for the selection round of April 2010. These are

available on the 2011 Call page:

http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/funding/2011/call_eacea_41_10_en.php

1.7. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

On the Agency's website (http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/tools/faq_en.php),

potential applicants will find the answers provided by the Erasmus Mundus Team to the

most frequent (/relevant) questions raised by Action 1 applicants and/or beneficiaries

while preparing or implementing their joint programmes . These answers are updated

regularly and more frequently during the period that follows the publication of t he Call for

proposal and prior to the application deadline(s).

Applicants are invited to refer to these FAQs regularly to clarify possible doubts and ensure

that they benefit from the information and clarification provided by the Agency to other

applicants and beneficiaries.

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CHAPTER 2: THE APPLICATION PACKAGE

2.1. Document 1 - The Application Form

Applications for Erasmus Mundus Action 1a and 1b projects must be submitted by eForm.

The eForm is an Adobe software development and applicants should ensure that they can

install (at least) Adobe Reader version 8.1.5 on the computer they will be using to complete the

application form. In certain organisations this may require the intervention of your central

helpdesk as some organisations do not allow installation on local PCs. The form is downloaded

onto a local computer and can be completed remotely. Once the text is ready and the

mandatory attachments are linked to the application, it needs to be submitted using an internet

connection.

The eForm is designed to ensure that applicants have the greatest

chance of submitting an eligible application. Therefore you will

find that submission is impossible unless all mandatory fields

are completed and mandatory attachments enclosed (see above

section 1.3). Full details of these are available in the form of the

eForm User Guide that will be published alongside the eForm.

Cover page of the application form

Drop down list with 2 values: Erasmus Mundus joint master course (EMMC) or Erasmus

Mundus joint doctorate programme (EMJD).

Not applicable

Choose a title that will be meaningful to someone who knows nothing about the project

If selected, the acronym will be the main project ID. It should be short and easy to remember

Drop down list: only EN, FR, or DE

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Note:

Once the appropriate Action - EMMC or EMJD – has been selected, Part C.1 of the eForm will

only display the fields and questions relevant to the Action selected.

If the application is selected for funding, the contents of the application form will constitute the

basis of the agreements between the Agency and the consortium members. As a result, the

language used must be the communication language used between all the members of your

consortium. The application form must be completed in ONE language only. Do not provide

information on individual partners in various languages as the experts selected to assess your

application will not necessarily be able to understand what is written.

All fields marked with * are obligatory.

Part A. Identification of the Applicant and if applicable other organisations participating in the

project

Note: Please read section 5.2 of the eForm User Guide for information on the way Parts A and B

behave and need to be filled in.

Part A (with the exception of section A.3 applicable to the applicant organisation only) and Part B.1

and B.2 must be completed by all the consortium members in accordance notably with the

consortium minimum requirements stated in sections 4.2.1 (EMMC proposals) or 5.2.1

(EMJD proposals) of the EM Programme Guide.

Although it is not mandatory to complete Parts A and B for associated partners, it is nevertheless

recommended to do so for those associated partners that play an important (/formal /structural

/longstanding) role in the joint programme (e.g. by acting as regular host organisation for

students/doctoral candidates, by providing financial support through complementary scholarships or

through other means, by contributing to the quality assessment of the joint programme, etc.). Those

associated partners whose expertise and support will be called upon on an ad hoc basis (i.e. only if

relevant and not necessarily for all editions of the joint programme) should not be included under

Parts A and B and should only be referred to in the answer to the relevant sub-criteria (e.g. under

sub-criteria A.1.6, 3.3, 5.2 for EMMCs or B.1.4, 2.4; 5.2 or 5.4 for EMJDs).

As explained in section 5.2 of the eForm User Guide, each organisation registered in Parts A and B

will be allocated a "Partner number" that starts with P1 for the applicant organisation. Please,

register your consortium members first before, if applicable, registering the most important of your

associated partners.

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By default, Part A always starts with the applicant

organisation, identified as "P1". This is the only

organisation record that cannot be deleted.

Drop-down menu providing the official regions for the country

selected in the previous field.

For the applicant organisation, the internet address should be the one of the joint programme's

website (if available). If not - and as for all other participating organisations - provide the

organisation's website. More information on the website expected content can be consulted under:

http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/beneficiaries/beneficiaries_action_1_en.php

Tick the box ONLY if the address is different from that provided

under A.1. Then the system will not replicate the contact details

inputted in A1.

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Note:

Section A.2 has to be filled in for all organisations registered under Part A, i.e. applicant, full partner

organisations and, if relevant, the most important associated partners.

The contact person in the Applicant Organisation must be the “project coordinator”. If the proposal

is selected, he/she will be the sole contact of the Agency for project monitoring purposes and will

liaise with the other partners in order to ensure the effective implementation of the joint programme.

It is therefore crucial to identify a person who is genuinely in charge of the project and can dedicate

the required time to its management (as opposed to the head of an administrative, academic or

research department who may be responsible for the project but not directly involved in its

implementation). The same applies to the contact persons in the partner organisations.

Since correspondence with the Agency will mainly take place through e-mail, if it very important

that the e-mail address provided is checked at least on a daily basis and, if possible, accessed by

(/shared with) more than one person in the (applicant) organisation.

Note:

Section A.3 will have to be filled in for the applicant organisation only (it will not be displayed for

other participating organisations).

The person identified in this section must also sign the Declaration on Honour attached to the eForm.

If the application is successful this person will also be required to sign the Framework Partnership

Agreement and the Specific Grant Agreements, as well as any other associated documents. If it is

discovered in later stages of the selection or contractualisation processes that the person identified as

the Legal representative did not have the authority to sign, the application may be withdrawn and

lead therefore to its rejection.

If the Legal representative has a different address from the registered address, click on the box

provided to access the fields necessary to provide this information.

Tick the box ONLY if the address is different from that provided under A.1

Then the system will not replicate the contact details inputted in A1.

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Part B. Organisation and activities

This section is a very important element for the assessment of the award criteria relating to the

operational capacity as well as the quality and expertise of the consortium (e.g. A.1.5, 3.1, for

EMMC proposals or B.2.1, 2.2, 2.3, or 5.1 for EMJD proposals). It should be completed in the

same language as the rest of the application form (and not, for example, in the languages of the

respective partners).

Note:

Each full partner organisation and, if applicable, those associated partners that play a formal

(/structural) role in the project, must complete this section.

The Erasmus Mundus Programme considers as public bodies all recognised higher education

institutions, and all institutions or organisations which have received over 50 % of their annual

revenues from public sources over the last two years, or which are controlled by public bodies or

their representatives.

Only one "type of organisation" may be selected for each organisation (see list of types in annex). If

an organisation could be considered under a variety of the options offered, select the one that most

closely relates to the statutes of the organisation and / or the one that most closely relates to the

specific role in this application (additional explanations on the type can be provided under section

B.2).

Under the EMJD sub-action please note that in line with the EM programme Guide section 5.2.1 –

and although the system provides only for the 'University or higher education institution (tertiary

level)' option - a Doctoral/Graduate/Research School or Research Organisations located in a

"European" country, entitled to deliver doctorate degrees and recognised as such by the relevant

authorities of the country concerned can act as EMJD Applicant/Coordinating institution/P1

organisation. In this case, please leave the "University or higher education institution (tertiary level)"

option and continue filling in the eForm.

Drop-down list

Drop-down list (see annex for the list of organisation types)

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Note:

This section is to be completed by each of the consortium organisation (applicant and full partners)

and the associated partners with a formal/longstanding role (see section 1.2 above), if relevant. It

must be completed in the same language as the rest of the application form.

Short Presentation of the organisation: This description should include the scope of the

organisation's work, its areas of specific expertise and competence in relation to the joint programme

proposed.

Role of the organisation in the joint programme: The information provided in this section must

correspond to the specific tasks allocated to the organisation in the implementation and evaluation of

the joint programme.

Note:

If applicable, this section must be filled in by the applicant organisation only. The latter should

provide a list of projects that have been supported with EU finance in the last three years. For large

universities, the information should relate to the department / faculty concerned only.

Note:

When relevant, this section must be filled in by all participating organisations that have submitted

European funding requests linked to the proposed joint programme. This information will be used

before the end of the selection to ensure the absence of double funding for the same project.

Part C. Statistical data and Summary of the joint programme

Note: Please read section 5.3 of the eForm User Guide for information on the way Part C behaves

and needs to be filled in.

This section invites applicants to provide some key information on their joint programme.

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C DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT

In accordance with the "action" selected in the first page of the application form – i.e. EMMC or

EMJD -, the information requested under Part C.1. of the Application form will vary.

The section below provides information on the data that will have to be provided for each of the

two sub-actions concerned.

C.1 STATISTICAL DATA (EMMCs)

Note:

These two sections have been included in the application form for information and statistical

purposes only.

Only EMMCs funded during the first phase of the programme and whose programme funding has

come to an end with the 2011 edition of the joint programme or before1, must answer positively to

the question "Is the proposal a continuation of an existing EMMC?" and provide the information

requested under the next three fields.

When an EMMC proposal is selected for funding, the Agency concludes a five- year Framework

Partnership Agreement with the coordinating institution. The EM Framework Partnership Agreement

number is specified on the front page of this document and comprises a group of 4 digits

corresponding to the year of the first funded edition followed with a group of 4 additional digits, e.g.

2007-0012.

If the new proposal includes important changes in relation to the previously funded EMMC – for

instance in the consortium composition or in the course content or structure – these changes will be

assessed by the Agency with the assistance of the external independent experts.

1 Those EMMCs that have unsuccessfully applied for a continuation of funding under the 2009 or 2010 Call for Proposals should

answer "yes" to the EMMC continuation question

Drop-down list: 60 ECTS (or 2 semesters), 90 ECTS (or

3 semesters) or 120 ECTS (or 4 semesters)

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Note:

Please specify if the proposal was already submitted under previous EM calls for proposals. The

objective is to retrieve past information so as to analyse improvement made by the consortium as

compared to the earlier application and the way experts' recommendations have been taken into

account.

For the previously submitted applications, the application number was composed of groups of digits

followed with groups of letters (e.g.: 502936-1-2010-1-EN-ERA MUNDUS-EMMC). Please

provide the 6 first digits (e.g. 502936)

Note:

This information will be used for statistical purposes only

Specify if the joint programme foresees that enrolled students will have to perform a

traineeship / internship / professional placement accounting in the final grading/ECTS

obtained

Refer to the definition of "European countries" as stated in the chapter 2 "definition and

glossary" of the EM Programme Guide.

Note:

The duration of the EMMC covers the period:

starting with the beginning of the first students' mandatory activities and

ending with the official communication of the final results and the official graduation

ceremony

If some students have to join the programme at an earlier stage –for instance, in order to take

intensive language courses –, this period must not be included in the joint programme's duration.

Drop-down list of months

Drop-down list of months Drop-down list: values "1" or "2"

Drop-down list with

values from 2 to 9

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As stated under section 4.2.2 of the EM Programme Guide, the joint programme must start the

earliest in August of year "n" (year when the students are selected) and end at the latest in October of

the relevant year (depending if the course if of 60, 90 or 120 ECTS).

It is the consortium responsibility to ensure, in accordance with the different academic calendars in

place in the participating institutions, that the start and end dates fall within the mandatory

timeframe.

The question on the number of countries visited by the candidates during their studies must be

answered while bearing in mind the EMMC minimum mobility requirements as stated in section

4.2.2 of the EM Programme Guide. The minimum number of countries to be visited during EMMC

activities applies to all enrolled students.

Since the individual fellowship amount for Category B candidates varies in accordance with the

requirement (or not) to visit non-EU partners or associated partners, applicants are invited to specify

this aspect in their answers to the relevant under sub-criteria (e.g. A.1.5)

Note:

EMMC consortia are free to decide in which language(s) the joint programme will be

delivered. The language field provides the list of all official languages of the European

Union.

Applicants can add as many languages as relevant, but in this case this must be clearly

explained under the relevant award criteria , as well as to the students prior to their

enrolment.

Note:

As stated under footnote 40 of the EM Programme Guide, participation costs must be

understood as "any compulsory administrative/operational cost related to the participation

of the student in the EMMC (e.g. library, tuition, social security and insurance, etc.)" not

covered by the consortium and therefore, charged to enrolled students.

The amounts to be provided must correspond to the participation costs per semester (i.e.

for 30 ECTS) and in euro charged to candidate students, irrespective of whether or not

they receive an Erasmus Mundus scholarship .

If necessary, consortia can define different amounts for European and non-European

students.

Drop-down list

the amount must be provided in euro the amount must be provided in euro

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Detailed information on the coverage of the participation costs, the way they have been

calculated and, if applicable, their estimated evolution during the period covered by the

Framework Partnership Agreement will have to be provided in the answers to the relevant

award sub-criteria (e.g. A.2.5, 3.2 for EMMC proposals B.3.4 for EMJD proposals).

If the participation costs amounts for any of the two categories exceed the EM Programme

maximum contribution included in the student's scholarships, the consortium will have to

explain (more particularly under sub-criterion A.2.5 and B.3.4) how and by whom the

difference between this maximum contribution and the actual participation costs will be

covered.

If other non mandatory participation costs are charged to students for their participation in

specific activities these costs must be specified to the students, at application stage at the

latest.

N

ote:

Applicant consortia should specify the number of students they expect to enrol per edition

of their EMMC (all students, with or without EM scholarship) , bearing in mind that:

o the number of scholarships offered by the Programme will be defined on a yearly basis

for each of the five consecutive funded editions of the EMMC and will vary in

accordance with the joint programme's "seniority" (i.e. previous years of EM funding).

For the remaining period of EM 2009-2013, this number will most probably vary from

17 to 14 scholarships for the new EMMCs, and 12 to 10 for "continued" ones.

o the joint programme should not depend exclusively on the Erasmus Mundus funding.

C.1 STATISTICAL DATA (EMJDs)

Note:

EMJDs can last 3 or 4 years but the Erasmus Mundus fellowships are always awarded for

period of 3 years or 36 months.

If the EMJD is expected to last four years:

o the 36-month fellowship can be used at any time during this period but the monthly

allowance cannot be recalculated in order to cover 48 months;

o the consortium will have to explain how the doctoral candidate's costs incurred during

the year not covered by the fellowship will be taken care of and how the enrolment

Drop-down list: values "3" or "4"

To be answered only if applicable

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conditions and costs will remain coherent as compared to those of the period covered by

the fellowship.

As stated under section 5.2.2 of the EM Programme Guide, joint doctorate programmes

should ensure that, on a yearly basis, all recruited doctoral candidates start their doctorate

activities between August "year n" and March "year n+1" and complete these activities

(including the thesis defence) at the latest by October of "year n+4". It is the consortium

responsibility to ensure, in accordance with the different academic calendars in place in the

participating institutions, that the start and end dates fall within this timeframe.

An EMJD is considered to be "laboratory-based" if the research projects carried out by the

candidate students require the usage of expensive equipment/materials , the execution of

external fieldwork or involve particularly high costs that would (largely) exceed the 300 € /

month included in the fellowship amount for "non-laboratory-based" research projects.

The selection of the "laboratory-based" (or "non-laboratory-based") option will have to be

justified in the answer to the relevant sub-criteria (e.g. B.3.4). These explanations will be

assessed by the external independent experts and, if necessary, be the subject of a request for

clarification from the consortium if the joint programme is selected for funding.

Once an EMJD has been defined as "laboratory-based" (or "non-laboratory-based"), the

corresponding amount of participation costs will be included in the individual fellowship

amount of all recruited candidates. In the case of a "laboratory-based" EMJD, the Agency

will reserve the right to request the reimbursement of the difference with the "non-laboratory-

based" amount if, at final report stage, it appears that the individual candidate's research

project does not justify the additional costs.

Note:

EMJDs are required to offer "employment contracts" (see section 2 "Definitions and Glossary" of

the EM programme Guide) to their Erasmus Mundus fellowship holders except in adequately

documented cases where national regulation would prohibit this possibility. If such a contract may

not be awarded (this will have to be duly justified in the application form), the EMJD consortium

may opt for another approach compatible with national legislation and the necessary social security

coverage for the fellowship holders.

Tick boxes with multiple

choice possible

The fields below will be displayed only if the box is "ticked"

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Note:

These two sections have been included in the application form for information and statistical purposes

only.

The relevant data should be provided only if applicable.

When an EMMC proposal is selected for funding, the Agency concludes a five- year Framework

Partnership Agreement with the Coordinating institution. The EM Framework Partnership Agreement

number is specified on the front page of the document and comprises a group of 4 digits for the year of

the first funded edition followed with a group of 4 additional digits, e.g. 2007-0012

Note:

Please specify if the proposal was already submitted under previous EM calls for proposals. The

objective is to retrieve past information in order to analyse the improvements made by the consortium as

compared to the earlier application and the way the experts' recommendations have been taken into

account. The application number starts with a group of 6 digits followed with groups of letters, e.g.:

502936-(EM) - 1-2010-1-FR-ERA MUNDUS-EMJD. Please provide the 6 first digits , i.e. in this case

502936

Note:

The question on the countries visited by the candidates during their doctoral research project should be

answered while bearing in mind the EMJD minimum mobility requirements stated in section 5.2.2 of the

EM Programme Guide. The minimum number of countries to be visited during the research activities

must apply to all enrolled candidates.

Since the individual fellowship amount for Category B candidates varies in accordance with the

requirement (or not) to visit non-EU partners or associated partners, applicants are invited to specify this

aspect in their answers to the relevant under sub-criteria (e.g. B.3.2)

The fields below will be displayed only if the box is "ticked"

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All selected EMJDs should include a training component in core and transversal skills directly related to

the researcher's professional needs. EMJD consortia are free to decide in which language(s) these training

modules will be delivered. The language field provides the list of all official languages of the European

Union.

Note:

Applicant consortia should specify the number of candidates they expect to enrol per edition of

their EMJD (all doctoral candidates, with or without EM fellowship), bearing in mind that

the number of fellowships offered by the Programme will be defined on a yearly basis for

each of the five consecutive funded editions of the EMJD. This number will most probably

vary between 10 and 7 fellowships for each edition of the joint programme.

the joint programme should not depend exclusively on the Erasmus Mundus funding.

C.2 THEMATIC FIELDS

Drop-down list with general categories of thematic fields

Drop-down list with specific categories of thematic fields, filtered according

to the choice made under the "level 1"

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Note:

The list of thematic fields – level 1 and 2 - is available in annex to these instructions.

Applicant consortia have the possibility to select up to three different thematic areas

among the list of domains provided in the drop-down lists. In order to do so they should:

1. identify first the "main area" of the joint programme and select the relevant category

under those provided under "level 1" and

2. select the specific category under those provided under "level 2"

3. if applicable, provide a free text describing the thematic area if t he option "other" has

been selected under "level 2".

4. repeat – where applicable – steps 2 to 3 for the "second" and "third" thematic area

covered by the joint programme.

C.3 SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT

For successful applications, this section will be reproduced, as presented, in the form of an

abstract in compendia and other publications used for the promotion and publicity of the Erasmus

Mundus programme.

Applicants should therefore ensure that the text gives a concrete overview of the joint programme

in its content, structure and main characteristics (thematic areas covered, institutions involved,

structure and length of the programme, final degree(s) awarded, etc.) The limit of 3000 characters

(including spaces) cannot be exceeded. The abstract must be provided in English, French or

German.

Part D. Technical Capacity

Note: Please read section 5.4 of the eForm User Guide for information on the way Part D behaves

and needs to be filled in.

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Note:

Under this section, the applicant should lis t all relevant projects/activities implemented by

the consortium members in relation to the proposal (e.g. joint international programmes at

masters/doctorate level, delivery of joint/double/multiple degrees, management of

international mobility schemes, research expertise in the thematic areas concerned, joint

ventures or start ups with private enterprises related to the joint programme thematic

areas, etc.)

Note:

Once Parts A and B have been created for each consortium member a part D.2 will be

generated automatically for each of these organisations. Note that this does not apply for

associated partners identified under Parts A and B.

For each of the organisations concerned, the consortium will have to describe the relevant

skills and experience of the key staff directly involved in the implementation of the joint

programme, from an academic, research, financial and/or administrative point of view (A

maximum of 750 characters may be recorded for each member of staff. Please note that these

fields enable you to provide CV information but it is not possible to enter or upload actual

CVs).

There should be at least one person identified per consortium member (applicant and

partners) with a maximum of three (e.g. one administrator and two academics/researchers).

The information provided in Part D will be used in relation to the assessment of the

consortium's quality and expertise in implementing a joint postgraduate programme (for

instance sub-criteria A.1.5, 3.1 for EMMC proposals or B.2.1, or 5.1 for EMJD proposals).

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Part E. Degree(s) Awarded

Note: Please read section 5.5 of the eForm User Guide for information on the way Part E behaves

and needs to be filled in.

Note:

Once Parts A and B have been created for each consortium full partner a part E will be

generated automatically for each of these organisations. Note that this does not apply for

associated partners selected under Parts A and B.

Under this section the degree-awarding institutions will have to specify the type of degree(s)

intended to be awarded to successful students or doctoral candidates as well as the official

name of each of these degrees, and the function of the degree signatory.

First, applicants will have to select one or more of the three options provided to identify the

type of degree(s) that will be delivered to successful students or doctoral candidates ( i.e.

Double degree, Multiple Degree or Joint Degree). Please note that, depending on the mobility

track and the degree(s) awarded by the corresponding institutions, it is possible that, within

the same cohort, some graduates will receive a joint degree, while others will receive a

double or a multiple degree, or even a joint degree accompanied by one or more national

degrees.

In a second step, each of the degrees intended to be delivered by the consortium members

will have to be presented in the table. The information to be provided concerns :

o the official name of the degree in the language of the degree awarding organisation;

o its translation in English, if available;

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o its type, i.e. if it will be delivered as a "stand-alone" national degree or as part of a joint

degree; its recognition status at the time of the application (i.e. already recognised or not)

and

o depending on the answer provided before, the expected date for its official recognition or

its validity end date.

o the function/position of the degree signatory: EMMCs and EMJDs should lead to the

award of (a) formal degree document(s) which lay out , content, visas and signature(s) are

in line with the national legislation and regulations concerned. Therefore degree awarding

institutions are expected to indicate in section E which of their authorities will sign the

formal degree document awarded (e.g. rector).

The eligibility of the degree(s) intended to be awarded will be cross-checked with the

Erasmus Mundus National Structures of the countries concerned (and where applicable

also with the EU delegations).

In order to facilitate the verification process by EM National Structures , and for already

accredited degrees, each European degree awarding institution (i.e. applicant and full

partners) must provide in annex to the application package (see 1.4. B.2.b above) proof

of recognition of the proposed degree to the EM National Structure of its country.

When already accredited/recognised, the consortium must provide the proof of recognition

to the relevant EM National Structures in accordance with the national requirements in

place. When the recognition/accreditation process is not yet completed, the consortium

will have to demonstrate either that this process has already been launched or that it will

be completed in time and prior to the enrolment of the first Erasmus Mundus students in

the joint programme.

The degree award institutions concerned are strongly invited to contact their

respective National Structure prior to the application deadline to verify the necessary

documents they should provide (or to consult the relevant National Structures'

websites if the information is available there). The National Structures' contact l ist is

available at:

http://ec.europa.eu/education/erasmus-mundus/doc1515_en.htm

2.2. Next steps

Up to this point, you will have entered all the information required to complete Document 1 of the

eForm. The next steps are:

to attach Documents 2 and 3 (mandatory):

DOCUMENT 2: a signed and scanned Declaration on Honour by the Legal Representative of the

Applicant Organisation.

DOCUMENT 3: the Consortium's answer to the Award criteria (Max 25 pages – Times New

Roman font – Font size 11).

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There is a limit of 5 MB to the total (combined) size of the two attachments. For more information on how to

attach these documents within your eForm, please refer to Section 6 of the eForm User Guide.

Validate your eForm

Please refer to Section 7 of the eForm User Guide.

Submit your eForm

Please refer to Section 8 of the eForm User Guide.

As part of the submission process, an e: mail message acknowledging receipt of your eForm is automatically

sent to the email address you entered for the contact person of the Applicant Organisation (Part A.2). Please

note that the reference that appears in this message to a "backup" (i.e. paper copy) is not applicable to

Erasmus Mundus Action 1 applications.

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ANNEXES: CODES AND REFERENCES TO BE USED IN THE EFORM

Annex 1. List of Organisation Types

Only for Applicant organisation

Higher Education Institution Only for Partner organisations

Higher Education Institution HE research centre/organisation Private research centre/organisation Public research centre/organisation (not HE) Graduate/Doctoral School Public authority (local) Public authority (national) Public authority (regional) Chamber of commerce / crafts

Chamber of industry Enterprise large (> 500 employees) SME Non profit/ Non gouvernemental organisation Professional associations Social partners (trade unions, etc) Assoc. of professors and researchers Assoc. of Universities Other

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Annex 2. List of thematic fields

1 Education

14 Teacher training and education science

140 Teacher training and education science (broad programmes)

1401 Teacher training, general

1402 Practical pedagogical courses, general

141 Teaching and training

142 Education science

1421 Didactics

1422 Education science

1423 Educational assessment, testing and measurement

1424 Educational evaluation and research

1425 Pedagogical sciences

143 Training for pre-school teachers

1431 Early childhood teaching

1432 Preprimary teacher training

144 Training for teachers at basic levels

1441 Class teacher training

1442 Home language teacher training

1443 Primary teaching

1444 Teacher training for children with special needs

145 Training for teachers with subject specialisation

1451 Secondary teaching

1452 Teacher Training theoretical subjects, e.g. English, Mathematics, History

1453 Teacher Training: Foreign Language Teaching

146 Training for teachers of vocational subjects

1461 Teacher training - Arts and crafts

1462 Teacher training - Commercial subjects

1463 Teacher training - Music

1464 Teacher training - Nursing

1465 Teacher training - Physical training

1466 Teacher training - Technical subjects

1467 Driving instructor training

1468 Training of instructors at companies

1469 Training of trainers

149 Teacher training and education science (others)

2 Humanities and Arts

21 Arts

210 Arts (broad programmes)

211 Fine arts

212 Music and performing arts

2121 Music and musicology

2122 Performing arts

213 Audio-visual techniques and media production

214 Design

215 Craft skills

219 Arts (others)

22 Humanities

220 Humanities (broad programmes)

221 Religion

222 Foreign languages

2221 Modern EC languages

2222 General and comparative literature

2223 Linguistics

2224 Translation, interpretation

2225 Classical philology

2226 Non-EC languages

2227 Less widely taught languages

2228 Regional and minority languages

2229 Others - Languages and philological sciences

223 Mother tongue

224 History, philosophy and related subjects

225 History and archeology

226 Philosophy and ethics

229 Humanities (others)

3 Social sciences, Business and Law

31 Social and behavioural science

310 Social and behavioural science (broad programmes)

311 Psychology

312 Sociology and cultural studies

313 Political science and civics

314 Economics

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317 Anthropology

318 Development studies

319 Social and behavioural science (others)

32 Journalism and information

321 Journalism and reporting

3211 Radio / TV Broadcasting

322 Library, information, archive

3221 Documentation, archiving

3222 Museum studies, conservation

329 Journalism and information (others)

34 Business and administration

340 Business and administration (broad programmes)

341 Wholesale and retail sales

342 Marketing and advertising

343 Finance, banking, insurance

344 Accounting and taxation

345 Management and administration

346 Secretarial and office work

347 Working life

349 Business and administration (others)

38 Law

380 Law

3801 Comparative law, law with languages

3802 International law

3803 Civil law

3804 Criminal law, criminology

3805 Constitutional / Public law

3806 Public administration

3807 European Community / EU law

3808 Others - Law

4 Science, Mathematics and Computing

42 Life science

421 Biology and biochemistry

4211 Microbiology, biotechnology

422 Environmental science

44 Physical science

440 Physical science (broad programmes)

441 Physics

4411 Nuclear and high energy physics

4412 Astronomy, astrophysics

442 Chemistry

4421 Biochemistry

443 Earth science

4431 Geography, geology

4432 Geography

4434 Geology

4435 Soil and water sciences

4436 Geodesy, cartography, remote sensing

4437 Meteorology

4438 Oceanography

4439 Others - Geography, geology

449 Physical science (others)

46 Mathematics and statistics

461 Mathematics

462 Statistics

4621 Actuarial science

469 Mathematics (others)

48 Computing

481 Computer science

4811 Artificial intelligence

482 Computer use

489 Computing (others)

5 Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction

52 Engineering and engineering trades

520 Engineering and engineering trades (broad programmes)

521 Mechanics and metal work

522 Electricity and energy

523 Electronics and automation

524 Chemical and process

525 Motor vehicles, ships and aircraft

5251 Aeronautical Engineering

529 Engineering and engineering trades (others)

54 Manufacturing and processing

540 Manufacturing and processing (broad programmes)

541 Food processing

542 Textiles, clothes, footwear, leather

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543 Materials (wood, paper, plastic, glass)

544 Mining and extraction

549 Manufacturing and processing (other)

58 Architecture and building

581 Architecture and town planning

5811 Architecture

5812 Interior design

5813 Urban planning

5814 Regional planning

5815 Landscape architecture

5816 Transport and traffic studies

582 Building and civil engineering

5821 Materials science

589 Architecture and building (others)

6 Agriculture and Veterinary

62 Agriculture, forestry and fishery

620 Agriculture, forestry and fishery (broad programmes)

6201 Agricultural economics

6202 Food science and technology

6203 Tropical / Subtropical agriculture

621 Crop and livestock production

622 Horticulture

623 Forestry

624 Fisheries

629 Agriculture, forestry and fishery (others)

64 Veterinary

641 Veterinary

6411 Animal husbandry

7 Health and Welfare

72 Health

720 Health (broad programmes)

721 Medicine

7211 Psychiatry and clinical psychology

7212 Public health

7213 Medical technology

722 Medical services

723 Nursing and caring

724 Dental studies

725 Medical diagnostic and treatment technology

726 Therapy and rehabilitation

727 Pharmacy

729 Health (others)

76 Social services

761 Child care and youth services

762 Social work and counselling

769 Social services (others)

8 Services

81 Personal services

810 Personal services (broad programmes)

811 Hotel, restaurant and catering

812 Travel, tourism and leisure

813 Sports

814 Domestic services

815 Hair and beauty services

819 Personal services (others)

84 Transport services

840 Transport services

85 Environmental protection

850 Environmental protection (broad programmes)

851 Environmental protection technology

852 Natural environments and wildlife

853 Community sanitation services

859 Environmental protection (others)

86 Security services

860 Security services (broad programmes)

861 Protection of persons and property

862 Occupational health and safety

863 Military and defence

869 Security services (others)

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Annex 3. Country codes

A

AF Afghanistan

AX Aland Islands

AL Albania

DZ Algeria

AS American Samoa

AD Andorra

AO Angola

AI Anguilla

AQ Antarctica

AG Antigua and Barbuda

AR Argentina

AM Armenia

AW Aruba

AU Australia

AT AUSTRIA

AZ Azerbaijan

B

BS Bahamas

BH Bahrain

BD Bangladesh

BB Barbados

BY Belarus

BE BELGIUM

BZ Belize

BJ Benin

BM Bermuda

BT Bhutan

BO Bolivia

BA Bosnia And Herzegovina

BW Botswana

BV Bouvet Island

BR Brazil

IO British Indian Ocean Territory

BN Brunei Darussalam

BG BULGARIA

BF Burkina Faso

BI Burundi

C

KH Cambodia

CM Cameroon

CA Canada

CV Cape Verde

KY Cayman Islands

CF Central African Republic

TD Chad

CL Chile

CN China

CX Christmas Island

CJ Cisjordanie / West Bank (and Gaza strip)

CC Cocos (Keeling) Islands

CO Colombia

KM Comoros

CG Congo

CD Congo, The Democratic Republic Of The

CK Cook Islands

CR Costa Rica

CI Côte D´Ivoire

HR CROATIA

CU Cuba

CY CYPRUS

CZ CZECH REPUBLIC

D

DK DENMARK

DJ Djibouti

DM Dominica

DO Dominican Republic

E

EC Ecuador

EG Egypt

SV El Salvador

GQ Equatorial Guinea

ER Eritrea

EE ESTONIA

ET Ethiopia

F

FK Falkland Islands (Malvinas) and British

Antarctic Territories

FO Faroe Islands

FJ Fiji

FI FINLAND

FR FRANCE

GF French Guiana

PF French Polynesia

TF French Southern Territories

G

GA Gabon

GM Gambia

GE Georgia

DE GERMANY

GH Ghana

GI Gibraltar

GR GREECE

GL Greenland

GD Grenada

GP Guadeloupe

GU Guam

GT Guatemala

GG Guernsey

GN Guinea

GW Guinea-Bissau

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GY Guyana

H

HT Haiti

HM Heard Island And Mcdonald Islands

VA Holy See (Vatican City State)

HN Honduras

HK Hong Kong

HU HUNGARY

I

IS ICELAND

IN India

ID Indonesia

IR Iran, Islamic Republic Of

IQ Iraq

IE IRELAND

IM Isle Of Man

IL Israel

IT ITALY

J

JM Jamaica

JP Japan

JE Jersey

JO Jordan

K

KZ Kazakhstan

KE Kenya

KI Kiribati

KP Korea, Democratic People´s Republic Of

KR Korea, Republic Of

XK Kosovo under UNSCR 1244/1999

KW Kuwait

KG Kyrgyzstan

L

LA Lao People´S Democratic Republic

LV LATVIA

LB Lebanon

LS Lesotho

LR Liberia

LY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

LI LIECHTENSTEIN

LT LITHUANIA

LU LUXEMBOURG

M

MO Macao

MG Madagascar

MW Malawi

MY Malaysia

MV Maldives

ML Mali

MT MALTA

MH Marshall Islands

MQ Martinique

MR Mauritania

MU Mauritius

YT Mayotte

MX Mexico

FM Micronesia, Federated States Of

MD Moldova, Republic Of

MC Monaco

MN Mongolia

ME Montenegro

MS Montserrat

MA Morocco

MZ Mozambique

MM Myanmar

N

NA Namibia

NR Nauru

NP Nepal

NL NETHERLANDS

AN Netherlands Antilles

NC New Caledonia

NZ New Zealand

NI Nicaragua

NE Niger

NG Nigeria

NU Niue

NF Norfolk Island

MP Northern Mariana Islands

NO NORWAY

OM

OM Oman

P

PK Pakistan

PW Palau

PS Palestinian Territory, Occupied

PA Panama

PG Papua New Guinea

PY Paraguay

PE Peru

PH Philippines

PN Pitcairn

PL POLAND

PT PORTUGAL

PR Puerto Rico

QA

QA Qatar

R

RE Réunion

RO ROMANIA

RU Russian Federation

RW Rwanda

S

SH St Helena, Ascension Island, Tristan da Cunha

KN Saint Kitts And Nevis

LC Saint Lucia

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PM Saint Pierre And Miquelon

VC Saint Vincent And The Grenadines

WS Samoa

SM San Marino

ST Sao Tome And Principe

SA Saudi Arabia

SN Senegal

RS Serbia

CS Serbia And Montenegro

SC Seychelles

SL Sierra Leone

SG Singapore

SK SLOVAKIA

SI SLOVENIA

SB Solomon Islands

SO Somalia

ZA South Africa

GS

South Georgia And The South Sandwich

Islands

ES SPAIN

LK Sri Lanka

SD Sudan

SR Suriname

SJ Svalbard And Jan Mayen

SZ Swaziland

SE SWEDEN

CH Switzerland

SY Syrian Arab Republic

T

TW Taiwan, Province Of China

TJ Tajikistan

TZ Tanzania, United Republic Of

TH Thailand

MK the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

TL Timor-Leste

TG Togo

TK Tokelau

TO Tonga

TT Trinidad And Tobago

TN Tunisia

TR TURKEY

TM Turkmenistan

TC Turks And Caicos Islands

TV Tuvalu

U

UG Uganda

UA Ukraine

AE United Arab Emirates

GB UNITED KINGDOM

US United States

UM United States Minor Outlying Islands

UY Uruguay

UZ Uzbekistan

V

VU Vanuatu

VE Venezuela

VN Viet Nam

VG Virgin Islands, British

VI Virgin Islands, U.S.

W

WF Wallis And Futuna

EH Western Sahara

Y

YE Yemen

ZM Zambia

ZW Zimbabwe

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Annex 4: Regional codes

EUMS Member States

AT AUSTRIA

AT1 OSTÖSTERREICH AT3 WESTÖSTERREICH

AT11 Burgenland (A) AT31 Oberösterreich

AT111 Mittelburgenland AT311 Innviertel

AT112 Nordburgenland AT312 Linz-Wels

AT113 Südburgenland AT313 Mühlviertel

AT12 Niederösterreich AT314 Steyr-Kirchdorf

AT121 Mostviertel-Eisenwurzen AT315 Traunviertel

AT122 Niederösterreich-Süd AT32 Salzburg

AT123 Sankt Pölten AT321 Lungau

AT124 Waldviertel AT322 Pinzgau-Pongau

AT125 Weinviertel AT323 Salzburg und Umgebung

AT126 Wiener Umland/Nordteil AT33 Tirol

AT127 Wiener Umland/Südteil AT331 Außerfern

AT13 Wien AT332 Innsbruck

AT130 Wien AT333 Osttirol

AT2 SÜDÖSTERREICH AT334 Tiroler Oberland

AT21 Kärnten AT335 Tiroler Unterland

AT211 Klagenfurt-Villach AT34 Vorarlberg

AT212 Oberkärnten AT341 Bludenz-Bregenzer Wald

AT213 Unterkärnten AT342 Rheintal-Bodenseegebiet

AT22 Steiermark ATZ EXTRA-REGIO

AT221 Graz ATZZ Extra-Regio

AT222 Liezen ATZZZ Extra-Regio

AT223 Östliche Obersteiermark

AT224 Oststeiermark

AT225 West- und Südsteiermark

AT226 Westliche Obersteiermark

BE BELGIUM

BE1 RÉGION BRUXELLES-CAP. / BRUSSELS HOOFD.

BE3 RÉGION WALLONNE

BE10 Région Bruxelles-Cap. / Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest

BE31 Prov. Brabant Wallon

BE100 Arr. de Bruxelles-Capitale / Arr. van Brussel-Hoofdstad

BE310 Arr. Nivelles

BE2 VLAAMS GEWEST BE32 Prov. Hainaut

BE21 Prov. Antwerpen BE321 Arr. Ath

BE211 Arr. Antwerpen BE322 Arr. Charleroi

BE212 Arr. Mechelen BE323 Arr. Mons

BE213 Arr. Turnhout BE324 Arr. Mouscron

BE22 Prov. Limburg (B) BE325 Arr. Soignies

BE221 Arr. Hasselt BE326 Arr. Thuin

BE222 Arr. Maaseik BE327 Arr. Tournai

BE223 Arr. Tongeren BE33 Prov. Liège

BE23 Prov. Oost-Vlaanderen BE331 Arr. Huy

BE231 Arr. Aalst BE332 Arr. Liège

BE232 Arr. Dendermonde BE334 Arr. Waremme

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BE233 Arr. Eeklo BE335 Arr. Verviers - communes francophones

BE234 Arr. Gent BE336 Bezirk Verviers - Deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft

BE235 Arr. Oudenaarde BE34 Prov. Luxembourg (B)

BE236 Arr. Sint-Niklaas BE341 Arr. Arlon

BE24 Prov. Vlaams-Brabant BE342 Arr. Bastogne

BE241 Arr. Halle-Vilvoorde BE343 Arr. Marche-en-Famenne

BE242 Arr. Leuven BE344 Arr. Neufchâteau

BE25 Prov. West-Vlaanderen BE345 Arr. Virton

BE251 Arr. Brugge BE35 Prov. Namur

BE252 Arr. Diksmuide BE351 Arr. Dinant

BE253 Arr. Ieper BE352 Arr. Namur

BE254 Arr. Kortrijk BE353 Arr. Philippeville

BE255 Arr. Oostende BEZ EXTRA-REGIO

BE256 Arr. Roeselare BEZZ Extra-Regio

BE257 Arr. Tielt BEZZZ Extra-Regio

BE258 Arr. Veurne

BG BULGARIA

BG3 SEVERNA I IZTOCHNA BULGARIA

BG342 Sliven

BG31 Severozapaden BG343 Yambol

BG311 Vidin BG344 Stara Zagora

BG312 Montana BG4 YUGOZAPADNA I YUZHNA TSENTRALNA BULGARIA

BG313 Vratsa BG41 Yugozapaden

BG314 Pleven BG411 Sofia (stolitsa)

BG315 Lovech BG412 Sofia

BG32 Severen tsentralen BG413 Blagoevgrad

BG321 Veliko Tarnovo BG414 Pernik

BG322 Gabrovo BG415 Kyustendil

BG323 Ruse BG42 Yuzhen tsentralen

BG324 Razgrad BG421 Plovdiv

BG325 Silistra BG422 Haskovo

BG33 Severoiztochen BG423 Pazardzhik

BG331 Varna BG424 Smolyan

BG332 Dobrich BG425 Kardzhali

BG333 Shumen BGZ EXTRA-REGIO

BG334 Targovishte BGZZ Extra-Regio

BG34 Yugoiztochen BGZZZ Extra-Regio

BG341 Burgas

CY CYPRUS

CY0 KYPROS / KIBRIS CYZ EXTRA-REGIO

CY00 Kypros / Kibris CYZZ Extra-Regio

CY000 Kypros / Kibris CYZZZ Extra-Regio

CZ CZECH REPUBLIC

CZ0 CESKA REPUBLIKA CZ052 Kralovehradecky kraj

CZ01 Praha CZ053 Pardubicky kraj

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CZ010 Hlavni mesto Praha CZ06 Jihovychod

CZ02 Stredni Cechy CZ063 Vysocina

CZ020 Stredocesky kraj CZ064 Jihomoravsky kraj

CZ03 Jihozapad CZ07 Stredni Morava

CZ031 Jihocesky kraj CZ071 Olomoucky kraj

CZ032 Plzensky kraj CZ072 Zlinsky kraj

CZ04 Severozapad CZ08 Moravskoslezsko

CZ041 Karlovarsky kraj CZ080 Moravskoslezsky kraj

CZ042 Ustecky kraj CZZ EXTRA-REGIO

CZ05 Severovychod CZZZ Extra-Regio

CZ051 Liberecky kraj CZZZZ Extra-Regio

DE GERMANY

DE1 BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG DE125 Heidelberg, Stadtkreis

DE11 Stuttgart DE126 Mannheim, Stadtkreis

DE111 Stuttgart, Stadtkreis DE127 Neckar-Odenwald-Kreis

DE112 Böblingen DE128 Rhein-Neckar-Kreis

DE113 Esslingen DE129 Pforzheim, Stadtkreis

DE114 Göppingen DE12A Calw

DE115 Ludwigsburg DE12B Enzkreis

DE116 Rems-Murr-Kreis DE12C Freudenstadt

DE117 Heilbronn, Stadtkreis DE13 Freiburg

DE118 Heilbronn, Landkreis DE131 Freiburg im Breisgau, Stadtkreis

DE119 Hohenlohekreis DE132 Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald

DE11A Schwäbisch Hall DE133 Emmendingen

DE11B Main-Tauber-Kreis DE134 Ortenaukreis

DE11C Heidenheim DE135 Rottweil

DE11D Ostalbkreis DE136 Schwarzwald-Baar-Kreis

DE12 Karlsruhe DE137 Tuttlingen

DE121 Baden-Baden, Stadtkreis DE138 Konstanz

DE122 Karlsruhe, Stadtkreis DE139 Lörrach

DE123 Karlsruhe, Landkreis DE13A Waldshut

DE124 Rastatt DE14 Tübingen

DE141 Reutlingen DE247 Coburg, Landkreis

DE142 Tübingen, Landkreis DE248 Forchheim

DE143 Zollernalbkreis DE249 Hof, Landkreis

DE144 Ulm, Stadtkreis DE24A Kronach

DE145 Alb-Donau-Kreis DE24B Kulmbach

DE146 Biberach DE24C Lichtenfels

DE147 Bodenseekreis DE24D Wunsiedel i. Fichtelgebirge

DE148 Ravensburg DE25 Mittelfranken

DE149 Sigmaringen DE251 Ansbach, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE2 BAYERN DE252 Erlangen, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE21 Oberbayern DE253 Fürth, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE211 Ingolstadt, Kreisfreie Stadt DE254 Nürnberg, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE212 München, Kreisfreie Stadt DE255 Schwabach, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE213 Rosenheim, Kreisfreie Stadt DE256 Ansbach, Landkreis

DE214 Altötting DE257 Erlangen-Höchstadt

DE215 Berchtesgadener Land DE258 Fürth, Landkreis

DE216 Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen DE259 Nürnberger Land

DE217 Dachau DE25A Neustadt a. d. Aisch-Bad Windsheim

DE218 Ebersberg DE25B Roth

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DE219 Eichstätt DE25C Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen

DE21A Erding DE26 Unterfranken

DE21B Freising DE261 Aschaffenburg, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE21C Fürstenfeldbruck DE262 Schweinfurt, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE21D Garmisch-Partenkirchen DE263 Würzburg, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE21E Landsberg a. Lech DE264 Aschaffenburg, Landkreis

DE21F Miesbach DE265 Bad Kissingen

DE21G Mühldorf a. Inn DE266 Rhön-Grabfeld

DE21H München, Landkreis DE267 Haßberge

DE21I Neuburg-Schrobenhausen DE268 Kitzingen

DE21J Pfaffenhofen a. d. Ilm DE269 Miltenberg

DE21K Rosenheim, Landkreis DE26A Main-Spessart

DE21L Starnberg DE26B Schweinfurt, Landkreis

DE21M Traunstein DE26C Würzburg, Landkreis

DE21N Weilheim-Schongau DE27 Schwaben

DE22 Niederbayern DE271 Augsburg, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE221 Landshut, Kreisfreie Stadt DE272 Kaufbeuren, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE222 Passau, Kreisfreie Stadt DE273 Kempten (Allgäu), Kreisfreie Stadt

DE223 Straubing, Kreisfreie Stadt DE274 Memmingen, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE224 Deggendorf DE275 Aichach-Friedberg

DE225 Freyung-Grafenau DE276 Augsburg, Landkreis

DE226 Kelheim DE277 Dillingen a.d. Donau

DE227 Landshut, Landkreis DE278 Günzburg

DE228 Passau, Landkreis DE279 Neu-Ulm

DE229 Regen DE27A Lindau (Bodensee)

DE22A Rottal-Inn DE27B Ostallgäu

DE22B Straubing-Bogen DE27C Unterallgäu

DE22C Dingolfing-Landau DE27D Donau-Ries

DE23 Oberpfalz DE27E Oberallgäu

DE231 Amberg, Kreisfreie Stadt DE3 BERLIN

DE232 Regensburg, Kreisfreie Stadt DE30 Berlin

DE233 Weiden i. d. Opf, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE300 Berlin

DE234 Amberg-Sulzbach DE4 BRANDENBURG

DE235 Cham DE41 Brandenburg - Nordost

DE236 Neumarkt i. d. OPf. DE411 Frankfurt (Oder), Kreisfreie Stadt

DE237 Neustadt a. d. Waldnaab DE412 Barnim

DE238 Regensburg, Landkreis DE413 Märkisch-Oderland

DE239 Schwandorf DE414 Oberhavel

DE23A Tirschenreuth DE415 Oder-Spree

DE24 Oberfranken DE416 Ostprignitz-Ruppin

DE241 Bamberg, Kreisfreie Stadt DE417 Prignitz

DE242 Bayreuth, Kreisfreie Stadt DE418 Uckermark

DE243 Coburg, Kreisfreie Stadt DE42 Brandenburg - Südwest

DE244 Hof, Kreisfreie Stadt DE421 Brandenburg an der Havel, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE245 Bamberg, Landkreis DE422 Cottbus, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE246 Bayreuth, Landkreis DE423 Potsdam, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE424 Dahme-Spreewald DE9 NIEDERSACHSEN

DE425 Elbe-Elster DE91 Braunschweig

DE426 Havelland DE911 Braunschweig, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE427 Oberspreewald-Lausitz DE912 Salzgitter, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE428 Potsdam-Mittelmark DE913 Wolfsburg, Kreisfreie Stadt

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DE429 Spree-Neiße DE914 Gifhorn

DE42A Teltow-Fläming DE915 Göttingen

DE5 BREMEN DE916 Goslar

DE50 Bremen DE917 Helmstedt

DE501 Bremen, Kreisfreie Stadt DE918 Northeim

DE502 Bremerhaven, Kreisfreie Stadt DE919 Osterode am Harz

DE6 HAMBURG DE91A Peine

DE60 Hamburg DE91B Wolfenbüttel

DE600 Hamburg DE92 Hannover

DE7 HESSEN DE922 Diepholz

DE71 Darmstadt DE923 Hameln-Pyrmont

DE711 Darmstadt, Kreisfreie Stadt DE925 Hildesheim

DE712 Frankfurt am Main, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE926 Holzminden

DE713 Offenbach am Main, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE927 Nienburg (Weser)

DE714 Wiesbaden, Kreisfreie Stadt DE928 Schaumburg

DE715 Bergstraße DE929 Region Hannover

DE716 Darmstadt-Dieburg DE93 Lüneburg

DE717 Groß-Gerau DE931 Celle

DE718 Hochtaunuskreis DE932 Cuxhaven

DE719 Main-Kinzig-Kreis DE933 Harburg

DE71A Main-Taunus-Kreis DE934 Lüchow-Dannenberg

DE71B Odenwaldkreis DE935 Lüneburg, Landkreis

DE71C Offenbach, Landkreis DE936 Osterholz

DE71D Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis DE937 Rotenburg (Wümme)

DE71E Wetteraukreis DE938 Soltau-Fallingbostel

DE72 Gießen DE939 Stade

DE721 Gießen, Landkreis DE93A Uelzen

DE722 Lahn-Dill-Kreis DE93B Verden

DE723 Limburg-Weilburg DE94 Weser-Ems

DE724 Marburg-Biedenkopf DE941 Delmenhorst, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE725 Vogelsbergkreis DE942 Emden, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE73 Kassel DE943 Oldenburg (Oldenburg), Kreisfreie Stadt

DE731 Kassel, Kreisfreie Stadt DE944 Osnabrück, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE732 Fulda DE945 Wilhelmshaven, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE733 Hersfeld-Rotenburg DE946 Ammerland

DE734 Kassel, Landkreis DE947 Aurich

DE735 Schwalm-Eder-Kreis DE948 Cloppenburg

DE736 Waldeck-Frankenberg DE949 Emsland

DE737 Werra-Meißner-Kreis DE94A Friesland (D)

DE8 MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN

DE94B Grafschaft Bentheim

DE80 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern DE94C Leer

DE801 Greifswald, Kreisfreie Stadt DE94D Oldenburg, Landkreis

DE802 Neubrandenburg, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE94E Osnabrück, Landkreis

DE803 Rostock, Kreisfreie Stadt DE94F Vechta

DE804 Schwerin, Kreisfreie Stadt DE94G Wesermarsch

DE805 Stralsund, Kreisfreie Stadt DE94H Wittmund

DE806 Wismar, Kreisfreie Stadt DEA NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN

DE807 Bad Doberan DEA1 Düsseldorf

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DE808 Demmin DEA11 Düsseldorf, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE809 Güstrow DEA12 Duisburg, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE80A Ludwigslust DEA13 Essen, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE80B Mecklenburg-Strelitz DEA14 Krefeld, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE80C Müritz DEA15 Mönchengladbach, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE80D Nordvorpommern DEA16 Mülheim an der Ruhr,Kreisfreie Stadt

DE80E Nordwestmecklenburg DEA17 Oberhausen, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE80F Ostvorpommern DEA18 Remscheid, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE80G Parchim DEA19 Solingen, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE80H Rügen DEA1A Wuppertal, Kreisfreie Stadt

DE80I Uecker-Randow DEA1B Kleve

DEA1C Mettmann

DEA1D Rhein-Kreis Neuss DEB3 Rheinhessen-Pfalz

DEA1E Viersen DEB31 Frankenthal (Pfalz), Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA1F Wesel DEB32 Kaiserslautern, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA2 Köln DEB33 Landau in der Pfalz, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA21 Aachen, Kreisfreie Stadt DEB34 Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA22 Bonn, Kreisfreie Stadt DEB35 Mainz, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA23 Köln, Kreisfreie Stadt DEB36 Neustadt an der Weinstraße, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA24 Leverkusen, Kreisfreie Stadt DEB37 Pirmasens, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA25 Aachen, Kreis DEB38 Speyer, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA26 Düren DEB39 Worms, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA27 Rhein-Erft-Kreis DEB3A Zweibrücken, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA28 Euskirchen DEB3B Alzey-Worms

DEA29 Heinsberg DEB3C Bad Dürkheim

DEA2A Oberbergischer Kreis DEB3D Donnersbergkreis

DEA2B Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis DEB3E Germersheim

DEA2C Rhein-Sieg-Kreis DEB3F Kaiserslautern, Landkreis

DEA3 Münster DEB3G Kusel

DEA31 Bottrop, Kreisfreie Stadt DEB3H Südliche Weinstraße

DEA32 Gelsenkirchen, Kreisfreie Stadt DEB3I Rhein-Pfalz-Kreis

DEA33 Münster, Kreisfreie Stadt DEB3J Mainz-Bingen

DEA34 Borken DEB3K Südwestpfalz

DEA35 Coesfeld DEC SAARLAND

DEA36 Recklinghausen DEC0 Saarland

DEA37 Steinfurt DEC01 Stadtverband Saarbrücken

DEA38 Warendorf DEC02 Merzig-Wadern

DEA4 Detmold DEC03 Neunkirchen

DEA41 Bielefeld, Kreisfreie Stadt DEC04 Saarlouis

DEA42 Gütersloh DEC05 Saarpfalz-Kreis

DEA43 Herford DEC06 St. Wendel

DEA44 Höxter DED SACHSEN

DEA45 Lippe DED1 Chemnitz

DEA46 Minden-Lübbecke DED11 Chemnitz, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA47 Paderborn DED12 Plauen, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA5 Arnsberg DED13 Zwickau, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA51 Bochum, Kreisfreie Stadt DED14 Annaberg

DEA52 Dortmund, Kreisfreie Stadt DED15 Chemnitzer Land

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DEA53 Hagen, Kreisfreie Stadt DED16 Freiberg

DEA54 Hamm, Kreisfreie Stadt DED17 Vogtlandkreis

DEA55 Herne, Kreisfreie Stadt DED18 Mittlerer Erzgebirgskreis

DEA56 Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis DED19 Mittweida

DEA57 Hochsauerlandkreis DED1A Stollberg

DEA58 Märkischer Kreis DED1B Aue-Schwarzenberg

DEA59 Olpe DED1C Zwickauer Land

DEA5A Siegen-Wittgenstein DED2 Dresden

DEA5B Soest DED21 Dresden, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEA5C Unna DED22 Görlitz, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEB RHEINLAND-PFALZ DED23 Hoyerswerda, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEB1 Koblenz DED24 Bautzen

DEB11 Koblenz, Kreisfreie Stadt DED25 Meißen

DEB12 Ahrweiler DED26 Niederschlesischer Oberlausitzkreis

DEB13 Altenkirchen (Westerwald) DED27 Riesa-Großenhain

DEB14 Bad Kreuznach DED28 Löbau-Zittau

DEB15 Birkenfeld DED29 Sächsische Schweiz

DEB16 Cochem-Zell DED2A Weißeritzkreis

DEB17 Mayen-Koblenz DED2B Kamenz

DEB18 Neuwied DED3 Leipzig

DEB19 Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis DED31 Leipzig, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEB1A Rhein-Lahn-Kreis DED32 Delitzsch

DEB1B Westerwaldkreis DED33 Döbeln

DEB2 Trier DED34 Leipziger Land

DEB21 Trier, Kreisfreie Stadt DED35 Muldentalkreis

DEB22 Bernkastel-Wittlich DED36 Torgau-Oschatz

DEB23 Bitburg-Prüm DEE SACHSEN-ANHALT

DEB24 Daun DEE0 Sachsen-Anhalt

DEB25 Trier-Saarburg DEE01 Dessau-Roßlau, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEE02 Halle (Saale), Kreisfreie Stadt DEG THÜRINGEN

DEE03 Magdeburg, Kreisfreie Stadt DEG0 Thüringen

DEE04 Altmarkkreis Salzwedel DEG01 Erfurt, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEE05 Anhalt-Bitterfeld DEG02 Gera, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEE06 Jerichower Land DEG03 Jena, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEE07 Börde DEG04 Suhl, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEE08 Burgenland (D) DEG05 Weimar, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEE09 Harz DEG06 Eichsfeld

DEE0A Mansfeld-Südharz DEG07 Nordhausen

DEE0B Saalekreis DEG09 Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis

DEE0C Salzland DEG0A Kyffhäuserkreis

DEE0D Stendal DEG0B Schmalkalden-Meiningen

DEE0E Wittenberg DEG0C Gotha

DEF SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN DEG0D Sömmerda

DEF0 Schleswig-Holstein DEG0E Hildburghausen

DEF01 Flensburg, Kreisfreie Stadt DEG0F Ilm-Kreis

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DEF02 Kiel, Kreisfreie Stadt DEG0G Weimarer Land

DEF03 Lübeck, Kreisfreie Stadt DEG0H Sonneberg

DEF04 Neumünster, Kreisfreie Stadt DEG0I Saalfeld-Rudolstadt

DEF05 Dithmarschen DEG0J Saale-Holzland-Kreis

DEF06 Herzogtum Lauenburg DEG0K Saale-Orla-Kreis

DEF07 Nordfriesland DEG0L Greiz

DEF08 Ostholstein DEG0M Altenburger Land

DEF09 Pinneberg DEG0N Eisenach, Kreisfreie Stadt

DEF0A Plön DEG0P Wartburgkreis

DEF0B Rendsburg-Eckernförde DEZ EXTRA-REGIO

DEF0C Schleswig-Flensburg DEZZ Extra-Regio

DEF0D Segeberg DEZZZ Extra-Regio

DEF0E Steinburg

DEF0F Stormarn

DK DENMARK

DK0 DANMARK DK031 Fyn

DK01 Hovedstaden DK032 Sydjylland

DK011 Byen København DK04 Midtjylland

DK012 Københavns omegn DK041 Vestjylland

DK013 Nordsjælland DK042 Østjylland

DK014 Bornholm DK05 Nordjylland

DK02 Sjælland DK050 Nordjylland

DK021 Østsjælland DKZ EXTRA-REGIO

DK022 Vest- og Sydsjælland DKZZ Extra-Regio

DK03 Syddanmark DKZZZ Extra-Regio

EE ESTONIA

EE0 EESTI EE007 Kirde-Eesti

EE00 Eesti EE008 Lõuna-Eesti

EE001 Põhja-Eesti EEZ EXTRA-REGIO

EE004 Lääne-Eesti EEZZ Extra-Regio

EE006 Kesk-Eesti EEZZZ Extra-Regio

ES SPAIN

ES1 NOROESTE ES2 NORESTE

ES11 Galicia ES21 País Vasco

ES111 A Coruña ES211 Álava

ES112 Lugo ES212 Guipúzcoa

ES113 Ourense ES213 Vizcaya

ES114 Pontevedra ES22 Comunidad Foral de Navarra

ES12 Principado de Asturias ES220 Navarra

ES120 Asturias ES23 La Rioja

ES13 Cantabria ES230 La Rioja

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ES130 Cantabria ES24 Aragón

ES241 Huesca

ES242 Teruel ES523 Valencia / València

ES243 Zaragoza ES53 Illes Balears

ES3 COMUNIDAD DE MADRID ES531 Eivissa y Formentera

ES30 Comunidad de Madrid ES532 Mallorca

ES300 Madrid ES533 Menorca

ES4 CENTRO (E) ES6 SUR

ES41 Castilla y León ES61 Andalucía

ES411 Ávila ES611 Almería

ES412 Burgos ES612 Cádiz

ES413 León ES613 Córdoba

ES414 Palencia ES614 Granada

ES415 Salamanca ES615 Huelva

ES416 Segovia ES616 Jaén

ES417 Soria ES617 Málaga

ES418 Valladolid ES618 Sevilla

ES419 Zamora ES62 Región de Murcia

ES42 Castilla-La Mancha ES620 Murcia

ES421 Albacete ES63 Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta

ES422 Ciudad Real ES630 Ceuta

ES423 Cuenca ES64 Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla

ES424 Guadalajara ES640 Melilla

ES425 Toledo ES7 CANARIAS

ES43 Extremadura ES70 Canarias

ES431 Badajoz ES703 El Hierro

ES432 Cáceres ES704 Fuerteventura

ES5 ESTE ES705 Gran Canaria

ES51 Cataluña ES706 La Gomera

ES511 Barcelona ES707 La Palma

ES512 Girona ES708 Lanzarote

ES513 Lleida ES709 Tenerife

ES514 Tarragona ESZ EXTRA-REGIO

ES52 Comunidad Valenciana ESZZ Extra-Regio

ES521 Alicante / Alacant ESZZZ Extra-Regio

ES522 Castellón / Castelló

FI FINLAND

FI1 MANNER-SUOMI FI193 Keski-Suomi

FI13 Itä-Suomi FI194 Etelä-Pohjanmaa

FI131 Etelä-Savo FI195 Pohjanmaa

FI132 Pohjois-Savo FI196 Satakunta

FI133 Pohjois-Karjala FI197 Pirkanmaa

FI134 Kainuu FI1A Pohjois-Suomi

FI18 Etelä-Suomi FI1A1 Keski-Pohjanmaa

FI181 Uusimaa FI1A2 Pohjois-Pohjanmaa

FI182 Itä-Uusimaa FI1A3 Lappi

FI183 Varsinais-Suomi FI2 ÅLAND

FI184 Kanta-Häme FI20 Åland

FI185 Päijät-Häme FI200 Åland

FI186 Kymenlaakso FIZ EXTRA-REGIO

FI187 Etelä-Karjala FIZZ Extra-Regio

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FI19 Länsi-Suomi FIZZZ Extra-Regio

FR FRANCE

FR1 ÎLE DE FRANCE FR2 BASSIN PARISIEN

FR10 Île de France FR21 Champagne-Ardenne

FR101 Paris FR211 Ardennes

FR102 Seine-et-Marne FR212 Aube

FR103 Yvelines FR213 Marne

FR104 Essonne FR214 Haute-Marne

FR105 Hauts-de-Seine FR22 Picardie

FR106 Seine-Saint-Denis FR221 Aisne

FR107 Val-de-Marne FR222 Oise

FR108 Val-d'Oise FR223 Somme

FR23 Haute-Normandie FR615 Pyrénées-Atlantiques

FR231 Eure FR62 Midi-Pyrénées

FR232 Seine-Maritime FR621 Ariège

FR24 Centre FR622 Aveyron

FR241 Cher FR623 Haute-Garonne

FR242 Eure-et-Loir FR624 Gers

FR243 Indre FR625 Lot

FR244 Indre-et-Loire FR626 Hautes-Pyrénées

FR245 Loir-et-Cher FR627 Tarn

FR246 Loiret FR628 Tarn-et-Garonne

FR25 Basse-Normandie FR63 Limousin

FR251 Calvados FR631 Corrèze

FR252 Manche FR632 Creuse

FR253 Orne FR633 Haute-Vienne

FR26 Bourgogne FR7 CENTRE-EST

FR261 Côte-d'Or FR71 Rhône-Alpes

FR262 Nièvre FR711 Ain

FR263 Saône-et-Loire FR712 Ardèche

FR264 Yonne FR713 Drôme

FR3 NORD - PAS-DE-CALAIS FR714 Isère

FR30 Nord - Pas-de-Calais FR715 Loire

FR301 Nord FR716 Rhône

FR302 Pas-de-Calais FR717 Savoie

FR4 EST FR718 Haute-Savoie

FR41 Lorraine FR72 Auvergne

FR411 Meurthe-et-Moselle FR721 Allier

FR412 Meuse FR722 Cantal

FR413 Moselle FR723 Haute-Loire

FR414 Vosges FR724 Puy-de-Dôme

FR42 Alsace FR8 MÉDITERRANÉE

FR421 Bas-Rhin FR81 Languedoc-Roussillon

FR422 Haut-Rhin FR811 Aude

FR43 Franche-Comté FR812 Gard

FR431 Doubs FR813 Hérault

FR432 Jura FR814 Lozère

FR433 Haute-Saône FR815 Pyrénées-Orientales

FR434 Territoire de Belfort FR82 Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

FR5 OUEST FR821 Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

FR51 Pays de la Loire FR822 Hautes-Alpes

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FR511 Loire-Atlantique FR823 Alpes-Maritimes

FR512 Maine-et-Loire FR824 Bouches-du-Rhône

FR513 Mayenne FR825 Var

FR514 Sarthe FR826 Vaucluse

FR515 Vendée FR83 Corse

FR52 Bretagne FR831 Corse-du-Sud

FR521 Côtes-d'Armor FR832 Haute-Corse

FR522 Finistère FR9 DÉPARTEMENTS D'OUTRE-MER

FR523 Ille-et-Vilaine FR91 Guadeloupe

FR524 Morbihan FR910 Guadeloupe

FR53 Poitou-Charentes FR92 Martinique

FR531 Charente FR920 Martinique

FR532 Charente-Maritime FR93 Guyane

FR533 Deux-Sèvres FR930 Guyane

FR534 Vienne FR94 Réunion

FR6 SUD-OUEST FR940 Réunion

FR61 Aquitaine FR94 Réunion

FR611 Dordogne FR940 Réunion

FR612 Gironde FRZ EXTRA-REGIO

FR613 Landes FRZZ Extra-Regio

FR614 Lot-et-Garonne FRZZZ Extra-Regio

GR GREECE

GR1 VOREIA ELLADA GR23 Dytiki Ellada

GR11 Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki GR231 Aitoloakarnania

GR111 Evros GR232 Achaia

GR112 Xanthi GR233 Ileia

GR113 Rodopi GR24 Sterea Ellada

GR114 Drama GR241 Voiotia

GR115 Kavala GR242 Evvoia

GR12 Kentriki Makedonia GR243 Evrytania

GR121 Imathia GR244 Fthiotida

GR122 Thessaloniki GR245 Fokida

GR123 Kilkis GR25 Peloponnisos

GR124 Pella GR251 Argolida

GR125 Pieria GR252 Arkadia

GR126 Serres GR253 Korinthia

GR127 Chalkidiki GR254 Lakonia

GR13 Dytiki Makedonia GR255 Messinia

GR131 Grevena GR3 ATTIKI

GR132 Kastoria GR30 Attiki

GR133 Kozani GR300 Attiki

GR134 Florina GR4 NISIA AIGAIOU, KRITI

GR14 Thessalia GR41 Voreio Aigaio

GR141 Karditsa GR411 Lesvos

GR142 Larisa GR412 Samos

GR143 Magnisia GR413 Chios

GR144 Trikala GR42 Notio Aigaio

GR2 KENTRIKI ELLADA GR421 Dodekanisos

GR21 Ipeiros GR422 Kyklades

GR211 Arta GR43 Kriti

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GR212 Thesprotia GR431 Irakleio

GR213 Ioannina GR432 Lasithi

GR214 Preveza GR433 Rethymni

GR22 Ionia Nisia GR434 Chania

GR221 Zakynthos GRZ EXTRA-REGIO

GR222 Kerkyra GRZZ Extra-Regio

GR223 Kefallinia GRZZZ Extra-Regio

GR224 Lefkada

HU HUNGARY

HU1 KOZEP-MAGYARORSZAG HU3 ALFOLD ES ESZAK

HU10 Kozep-Magyarorszag HU31 Eszak-Magyarorszag

HU101 Budapest HU311 Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen

HU102 Pest HU312 Heves

HU2 DUNANTUL HU313 Nograd

HU21 Kozep-Dunantul HU32 Eszak-Alfold

HU211 Fejer HU321 Hajdu-Bihar

HU212 Komarom-Esztergom HU322 Jasz-Nagykun-Szolnok

HU213 Veszprem HU323 Szabolcs-Szatmar-Bereg

HU22 Nyugat-Dunantul HU33 Del-Alfold

HU221 Gyor-Moson-Sopron HU331 Bacs-Kiskun

HU222 Vas HU332 Bekes

HU223 Zala HU333 Csongrad

HU23 Del-Dunantul HUZ EXTRA-REGIO

HU231 Baranya HUZZ Extra-Regio

HU232 Somogy HUZZZ Extra-Regio

HU233 Tolna

IE IRELAND

IE0 IRELAND IE013 West

IE01 Border, Midland and Western IE02 Southern and Eastern

IE011 Border IE021 Dublin

IE012 Midland IE022 Mid-East

IE023 Mid-West IEZ EXTRA-REGIO

IE024 South-East (IRL) IEZZ Extra-Regio

IE025 South-West (IRL) IEZZZ Extra-Regio

IT ITALY

ITC NORD-OVEST ITE CENTRO (I)

ITC1 Piemonte ITE1 Toscana

ITC11 Torino ITE11 Massa-Carrara

ITC12 Vercelli ITE12 Lucca

ITC13 Biella ITE13 Pistoia

ITC14 Verbano-Cusio-Ossola ITE14 Firenze

ITC15 Novara ITE15 Prato

ITC16 Cuneo ITE16 Livorno

ITC17 Asti ITE17 Pisa

ITC18 Alessandria ITE18 Arezzo

ITC2 Valle d'Aosta/Vallée d'Aoste ITE19 Siena

ITC20 Valle d'Aosta/Vallée d'Aoste ITE1A Grosseto

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ITC3 Liguria ITE2 Umbria

ITC31 Imperia ITE21 Perugia

ITC32 Savona ITE22 Terni

ITC33 Genova ITE3 Marche

ITC34 La Spezia ITE31 Pesaro e Urbino

ITC4 Lombardia ITE32 Ancona

ITC41 Varese ITE33 Macerata

ITC42 Como ITE34 Ascoli Piceno

ITC43 Lecco ITE4 Lazio

ITC44 Sondrio ITE41 Viterbo

ITC45 Milano ITE42 Rieti

ITC46 Bergamo ITE43 Roma

ITC47 Brescia ITE44 Latina

ITC48 Pavia ITE45 Frosinone

ITC49 Lodi ITF SUD

ITC4A Cremona ITF1 Abruzzo

ITC4B Mantova ITF11 L'Aquila

ITD NORD-EST ITF12 Teramo

ITD1 Provincia Autonoma Bolzano/Bozen

ITF13 Pescara

ITD10 Bolzano-Bozen ITF14 Chieti

ITD2 Provincia Autonoma Trento ITF2 Molise

ITD20 Trento ITF21 Isernia

ITD3 Veneto ITF22 Campobasso

ITD31 Verona ITF3 Campania

ITD32 Vicenza ITF31 Caserta

ITD33 Belluno ITF32 Benevento

ITD34 Treviso ITF33 Napoli

ITD35 Venezia ITF34 Avellino

ITD36 Padova ITF35 Salerno

ITD37 Rovigo ITF4 Puglia

ITD4 Friuli-Venezia Giulia ITF41 Foggia

ITD41 Pordenone ITF42 Bari

ITD42 Udine ITF43 Taranto

ITD43 Gorizia ITF44 Brindisi

ITD44 Trieste ITF45 Lecce

ITD5 Emilia-Romagna ITF5 Basilicata

ITD51 Piacenza ITF51 Potenza

ITD52 Parma ITF52 Matera

ITD53 Reggio nell'Emilia ITF6 Calabria

ITD54 Modena ITF61 Cosenza

ITD55 Bologna ITF62 Crotone

ITD56 Ferrara ITF63 Catanzaro

ITD57 Ravenna ITF64 Vibo Valentia

ITD58 Forlì-Cesena ITF65 Reggio di Calabria

ITD59 Rimini

ITG ISOLE ITG25 Sassari

ITG1 Sicilia ITG26 Nuoro

ITG11 Trapani ITG27 Cagliari

ITG12 Palermo ITG28 Oristano

ITG13 Messina ITG29 Olbia-Tempio

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ITG14 Agrigento ITG2A Ogliastra

ITG15 Caltanissetta ITG2B Medio Campidano

ITG16 Enna ITG2C Carbonia-Iglesias

ITG17 Catania ITZ EXTRA-REGIO

ITG18 Ragusa ITZZ Extra-Regio

ITG19 Siracusa ITZZZ Extra-Regio

ITG2 Sardegna

LT LITHUANIA

LT0 LIETUVA LT007 Taurages apskritis

LT00 Lietuva LT008 Telsiu apskritis

LT001 Alytaus apskritis LT009 Utenos apskritis

LT002 Kauno apskritis LT00A Vilniaus apskritis

LT003 Klaipedos apskritis LTZ EXTRA-REGIO

LT004 Marijampoles apskritis LTZZ Extra-Regio

LT005 Panevezio apskritis LTZZZ Extra-Regio

LT006 Siauliu apskritis

LU LUXEMBOURG

LU0 LUXEMBOURG (GRAND-DUCHÉ)

LUZ EXTRA-REGIO

LU00 Luxembourg (Grand-Duché) LUZZ Extra-Regio

LU000 Luxembourg (Grand-Duché) LUZZZ Extra-Regio

LV LATVIA

LV0 LATVIJA LV008 Vidzeme

LV00 Latvija LV009 Zemgale

LV003 Kurzeme LVZ EXTRA-REGIO

LV005 Latgale LVZZ Extra-Regio

LV006 Riga LVZZZ Extra-Regio

LV007 Pieriga

MT MALTA

MT0 MALTA MTZ EXTRA-REGIO

MT00 Malta MTZZ Extra-Regio

MT001 Malta MTZZZ Extra-Regio

MT002 Gozo and Comino/Ghawdex u Kemmuna

NL NETHERLANDS

NL1 NOORD-NEDERLAND NL213 Twente

NL11 Groningen NL22 Gelderland

NL111 Oost-Groningen NL221 Veluwe

NL112 Delfzijl en omgeving NL224 Zuidwest-Gelderland

NL113 Overig Groningen NL225 Achterhoek

NL12 Friesland (NL) NL226 Arnhem/Nijmegen

NL121 Noord-Friesland NL23 Flevoland

NL122 Zuidwest-Friesland NL230 Flevoland

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NL123 Zuidoost-Friesland NL3 WEST-NEDERLAND

NL13 Drenthe NL31 Utrecht

NL131 Noord-Drenthe NL310 Utrecht

NL132 Zuidoost-Drenthe NL32 Noord-Holland

NL133 Zuidwest-Drenthe NL321 Kop van Noord-Holland

NL2 OOST-NEDERLAND NL322 Alkmaar en omgeving

NL21 Overijssel NL323 IJmond

NL211 Noord-Overijssel NL324 Agglomeratie Haarlem

NL212 Zuidwest-Overijssel NL325 Zaanstreek

NL326 Groot-Amsterdam NL4 ZUID-NEDERLAND

NL327 Het Gooi en Vechtstreek NL41 Noord-Brabant

NL33 Zuid-Holland NL411 West-Noord-Brabant

NL331 Agglomeratie Leiden en Bollenstreek

NL412 Midden-Noord-Brabant

NL332 Agglomeratie 's-Gravenhage NL413 Noordoost-Noord-Brabant

NL333 Delft en Westland NL414 Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant

NL334 Oost-Zuid-Holland NL42 Limburg (NL)

NL335 Groot-Rijnmond NL421 Noord-Limburg

NL336 Zuidoost-Zuid-Holland NL422 Midden-Limburg

NL34 Zeeland NL423 Zuid-Limburg

NL341 Zeeuwsch-Vlaanderen NLZ EXTRA-REGIO

NL342 Overig Zeeland NLZZ Extra-Regio

NLZZZ Extra-Regio

PL POLAND

PL1 REGION CENTRALNY PL4 REGION POLNOCNO-ZACHODNI

PL11 Lodzkie PL41 Wielkopolskie

PL113 Miasto Lodz PL411 Pilski

PL114 Lodzki PL414 Koninski

PL115 Piotrkowski PL415 Miasto Poznan

PL116 Sieradzki PL416 Kaliski

PL117 Skierniewicki PL417 Leszczynski

PL12 Mazowieckie PL418 Poznanski

PL121 Ciechanowsko-plocki PL42 Zachodniopomorskie

PL122 Ostrolecko-siedlecki PL422 Koszalinski

PL127 Miasto Warszawa PL423 Stargardzki

PL128 Radomski PL424 Miasto Szczecin

PL129 Warszawski-wschodni PL425 Szczecinski

PL12A Warszawski-zachodni PL43 Lubuskie

PL2 REGION POLUDNIOWY PL431 Gorzowski

PL21 Malopolskie PL432 Zielonogorski

PL213 Miasto Krakow PL5 REGION POLUDNIOWO-ZACHODNI

PL214 Krakowski PL51 Dolnoslaskie

PL215 Nowosadecki PL514 Miasto Wroclaw

PL216 Oswiecimski PL515 Jeleniogorski

PL217 Tarnowski PL516 Legnicko-Glogowski

PL22 Slaskie PL517 Walbrzyski

PL224 Czestochowski PL518 Wroclawski

PL225 Bielski PL52 Opolskie

PL227 Rybnicki PL521 Nyski

PL228 Bytomski PL522 Opolski

PL229 Gliwicki PL6 REGION POLNOCNY

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PL22A Katowicki PL61 Kujawsko-Pomorskie

PL22B Sosnowiecki PL613 Bydgosko-Torunski

PL22C Tyski PL614 Grudziadzki

PL3 REGION WSCHODNI PL615 Wloclawski

PL31 Lubelskie PL62 Warminsko-Mazurskie

PL311 Bialski PL621 Elblaski

PL312 Chelmsko-zamojski PL622 Olsztynski

PL314 Lubelski PL623 Elcki

PL315 Pulawski PL63 Pomorskie

PL32 Podkarpackie PL631 Slupski

PL323 Krosnienski PL633 Trojmiejski

PL324 Przemyski PL634 Gdanski

PL325 Rzeszowski PL635 Starogardzki

PL326 Tarnobrzeski PLZ EXTRA-REGIO

PL33 Swietokrzyskie PLZZ Extra-Regio

PL331 Kielecki PLZZZ Extra-Regio

PL332 Sandomiersko-jedrzejowski

PL34 Podlaskie

PL343 Bialostocki

PL344 Lomzynski

PL345 Suwalski

PT PORTUGAL

PT1 CONTINENTE PT16A Cova da Beira

PT11 Norte PT16B Oeste

PT111 Minho-Lima PT16C Médio Tejo

PT112 Cávado PT17 Lisboa

PT113 Ave PT171 Grande Lisboa

PT114 Grande Porto PT172 Península de Setúbal

PT115 Tâmega PT18 Alentejo

PT116 Entre Douro e Vouga PT181 Alentejo Litoral

PT117 Douro PT182 Alto Alentejo

PT118 Alto Trás-os-Montes PT183 Alentejo Central

PT15 Algarve PT184 Baixo Alentejo

PT150 Algarve PT185 Lezíria do Tejo

PT16 Centro (P) PT2 Região Autónoma dos AÇORES

PT161 Baixo Vouga PT20 Região Autónoma dos Açores

PT162 Baixo Mondego PT200 Região Autónoma dos Açores

PT163 Pinhal Litoral PT3 Região Autónoma da MADEIRA

PT164 Pinhal Interior Norte PT30 Região Autónoma da Madeira

PT165 Dâo-Lafôes PT300 Região Autónoma da Madeira

PT166 Pinhal Interior Sul PTZ EXTRA-REGIO

PT167 Serra da Estrela PTZZ Extra-Regio

PT168 Beira Interior Norte PTZZZ Extra-Regio

PT169 Beira Interior Sul

RO ROMANIA

RO1 Macroregiunea unu RO225 Tulcea

RO11 Nord-Vest RO226 Vrancea

RO111 Bihor RO3 Macroregiunea trei

RO112 Bistrita-Nasaud RO31 Sud - Muntenia

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RO113 Cluj RO311 Arges

RO114 Maramures RO312 Calarasi

RO115 Satu Mare RO313 Dambovita

RO116 Salaj RO314 Giurgiu

RO12 Centru RO315 Ialomita

RO121 Alba RO316 Prahova

RO122 Brasov RO317 Teleorman

RO123 Covasna RO32 Bucuresti - Ilfov

RO124 Harghita RO321 Bucuresti

RO125 Mures RO322 Ilfov

RO126 Sibiu RO4 Macroregiunea patru

RO2 Macroregiunea doi RO41 Sud-Vest Oltenia

RO21 Nord-Est RO411 Dolj

RO211 Bacau RO412 Gorj

RO212 Botosani RO413 Mehedinti

RO213 Iasi RO414 Olt

RO214 Neamt RO415 Valcea

RO215 Suceava RO42 Vest

RO216 Vaslui RO421 Arad

RO22 Sud-Est RO422 Caras-Severin

RO221 Braila RO423 Hunedoara

RO222 Buzau RO424 Timis

RO223 Constanta ROZ EXTRA-REGIO

RO224 Galati ROZZ Extra-Regio

SE SWEDEN

SE124 Örebro län

SE1 Östra Sverige SE125 Västmanlands län

SE11 Stockholm SE12 Östra Mellansverige

SE110 Stockholms län SE121 Uppsala län

SE12 Östra Mellansverige SE122 Södermanlands län

SE121 Uppsala län SE123 Östergötlands län

SE122 Södermanlands län SE124 Örebro län

SE123 Östergötlands län SE125 Västmanlands län

SE2 Södra Sverige SE3 Norra Sverige

SE21 Småland med öarna SE31 Norra Mellansverige

SE211 Jönköpings län SE311 Värmlands län

SE212 Kronobergs län SE312 Dalarnas län

SE213 Kalmar län SE313 Gävleborgs län

SE214 Gotlands län SE32 Mellersta Norrland

SE22 Sydsverige SE321 Västernorrlands län

SE221 Blekinge län SE322 Jämtlands län

SE224 Skåne län SE33 Övre Norrland

SE23 Västsverige SE331 Västerbottens län

SE231 Hallands län SE332 Norrbottens län

SE232 Västra Götalands län SEZ EXTRA-REGIO

SE23 Västsverige SEZZ Extra-Regio

SE231 Hallands län SEZZZ Extra-Regio

SE232 Västra Götalands län

SI SLOVENIA

SI0 SLOVENIJA SI018 Notranjsko-kraska

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SI01 Vzhodna Slovenija SI02 Zahodna Slovenija

SI011 Pomurska SI021 Osrednjeslovenska

SI012 Podravska SI022 Gorenjska

SI013 Koroska SI023 Goriska

SI014 Savinjska SI024 Obalno-kraska

SI015 Zasavska SIZ EXTRA-REGIO

SI016 Spodnjeposavska SIZZ Extra-Regio

SI017 Jugovzhodna Slovenija SIZZZ Extra-Regio

SK SLOVAKIA

SK0 SLOVENSKA REPUBLIKA SK031 Zilinsky kraj

SK01 Bratislavsky kraj SK032 Banskobystricky kraj

SK010 Bratislavsky kraj SK04 Vychodne Slovensko

SK02 Zapadne Slovensko SK041 Presovsky kraj

SK021 Trnavsky kraj SK042 Kosicky kraj

SK022 Trenciansky kraj SKZ EXTRA-REGIO

SK023 Nitriansky kraj SKZZ Extra-Regio

SK03 Stredne Slovensko SKZZZ Extra-Regio

GB UNITED KINGDOM

UKC NORTH EAST (ENGLAND) UKD5 Merseyside

UKC1 Tees Valley and Durham UKD51 East Merseyside

UKC11 Hartlepool and Stockton-on-Tees

UKD52 Liverpool

UKC12 South Teesside UKD53 Sefton

UKC13 Darlington UKD54 Wirral

UKC14 Durham CC UKE YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER

UKC2 Northumberland and Tyne and Wear

UKE1 East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire

UKC21 Northumberland UKE11 Kingston upon Hull, City of

UKC22 Tyneside UKE12 East Riding of Yorkshire

UKC23 Sunderland UKE13 North and North East Lincolnshire

UKD NORTH WEST (ENGLAND) UKE2 North Yorkshire

UKD1 Cumbria UKE21 York

UKD11 West Cumbria UKE22 North Yorkshire CC

UKD12 East Cumbria UKE3 South Yorkshire

UKD2 Cheshire UKE31 Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham

UKD21 Halton and Warrington UKE32 Sheffield

UKD22 Cheshire CC UKE4 West Yorkshire

UKD3 Greater Manchester UKE41 Bradford

UKD31 Greater Manchester South UKE42 Leeds

UKD32 Greater Manchester North UKE43 Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield

UKD4 Lancashire UKF EAST MIDLANDS (ENGLAND)

UKD41 Blackburn with Darwen UKF1 Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire

UKD42 Blackpool UKF11 Derby

UKD43 Lancashire CC UKF12 East Derbyshire

UKF13 South and West Derbyshire UKJ41 Medway

UKF14 Nottingham UKJ42 Kent CC

UKF15 North Nottinghamshire UKK SOUTH WEST (ENGLAND)

UKF16 South Nottinghamshire UKK1 Gloucestershire, Wiltshire & Bristol/Bath area

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UKF2 Leicestershire, Rutland and Northamptonshire

UKK11 Bristol, City of

UKF21 Leicester UKK12 Bath and North East Somerset, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire UKF22 Leicestershire CC and Rutland

UKF23 Northamptonshire UKK13 Gloucestershire

UKF3 Lincolnshire UKK14 Swindon

UKF30 Lincolnshire UKK15 Wiltshire CC

UKG WEST MIDLANDS (ENGLAND) UKK2 Dorset and Somerset

UKG1 Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire

UKK21 Bournemouth and Poole

UKG11 Herefordshire, County of UKK22 Dorset CC

UKG12 Worcestershire UKK23 Somerset

UKG13 Warwickshire UKK3 Cornwall and Isles of Scilly

UKG2 Shropshire and Staffordshire UKK30 Cornwall and Isles of Scilly

UKG21 Telford and Wrekin UKK4 Devon

UKG22 Shropshire CC UKK41 Plymouth

UKG23 Stoke-on-Trent UKK42 Torbay

UKG24 Staffordshire CC UKK43 Devon CC

UKG3 West Midlands UKL WALES

UKG31 Birmingham UKL1 West Wales and The Valleys

UKG32 Solihull UKL11 Isle of Anglesey

UKG33 Coventry UKL12 Gwynedd

UKG34 Dudley and Sandwell UKL13 Conwy and Denbighshire

UKG35 Walsall and Wolverhampton UKL14 South West Wales

UKH EAST OF ENGLAND UKL15 Central Valleys

UKH1 East Anglia UKL16 Gwent Valleys

UKH11 Peterborough UKL17 Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot

UKH12 Cambridgeshire CC UKL18 Swansea

UKH13 Norfolk UKL2 East Wales

UKH14 Suffolk UKL21 Monmouthshire and Newport

UKH2 Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire UKL22 Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan

UKH21 Luton UKL23 Flintshire and Wrexham

UKH22 Bedfordshire CC UKL24 Powys

UKH23 Hertfordshire UKM SCOTLAND

UKH3 Essex UKM2 Eastern Scotland

UKH31 Southend-on-Sea UKM21 Angus and Dundee City

UKH32 Thurrock UKM22 Clackmannanshire and Fife

UKH33 Essex CC UKM23 East Lothian and Midlothian

UKI LONDON UKM24 Scottish Borders

UKI1 Inner London UKM25 Edinburgh, City of

UKI11 Inner London - West UKM26 Falkirk

UKI12 Inner London - East UKM27 Perth and Kinross and Stirling

UKI2 Outer London UKM28 West Lothian

UKI21 Outer London - East and North East

UKM3 South Western Scotland

UKI22 Outer London - South UKM31 East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh and Lomond

UKI23 Outer London - West and North West

UKJ SOUTH EAST (ENGLAND) UKM32 Dumfries and Galloway

UKJ1 Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire

UKM33 East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire mainland

UKJ11 Berkshire UKM34 Glasgow City

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UKJ12 Milton Keynes UKM35 Inverclyde, East Renfrewshire & Renfrewshire

UKJ13 Buckinghamshire CC UKM36 North Lanarkshire

UKJ14 Oxfordshire UKM37 South Ayrshire

UKJ2 Surrey, East and West Sussex UKM38 South Lanarkshire

UKJ21 Brighton and Hove UKM5 North Eastern Scotland

UKJ22 East Sussex CC UKM50 Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire

UKJ23 Surrey UKM6 Highlands and Islands

UKJ24 West Sussex UKM61 Caithness & Sutherland & Ross & Cromarty

UKJ3 Hampshire and Isle of Wight UKM62 Inverness & Nairn & Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey

UKJ31 Portsmouth UKM63 Lochaber, Skye and Lochalsh, Arran and Cumbrae and Argyll and Bute UKJ32 Southampton

UKJ33 Hampshire CC UKM64 Eilean Siar (Western Isles)

UKJ34 Isle of Wight UKM65 Orkney Islands

UKJ4 Kent UKM66 Shetland Islands

UKN NORTHERN IRELAND UKN04 North of Northern Ireland

UKN0 Northern Ireland UKN05 West and South of Northern Ireland

UKN01 Belfast UKZ EXTRA-REGIO

UKN02 Outer Belfast UKZZ Extra-Regio

UKN03 East of Northern Ireland UKZZZ Extra-Regio

EUCC Candidate Countries

HR CROATIA

HR0 Hrvatska HR025 Osjecko-baranjska zupanija

HR01 Sjeverozapadna Hrvatska HR026 Vukovarsko-srijemska zupanija

HR011 Grad Zagreb HR027 Karlovacka zupanija

HR012 Zagrebacka zupanija HR028 Sisacko-moslavacka zupanija

HR013 Krapinsko-zagorska zupanija HR03 Jadranska Hrvatska

HR014 Varazdinska zupanija HR031 Primorsko-goranska zupanija

HR015 Koprivnicko-krizevacka zupanija HR032 Licko-senjska zupanija

HR016 Medimurska zupanija HR033 Zadarska zupanija

HR02 Sredisnja i Istocna (Panonska) Hrvatska

HR034 Sibensko-kninska zupanija

HR021 Bjelovarsko-bilogorska zupanija HR035 Splitsko-dalmatinska zupanija

HR022 Viroviticko-podravska zupanija HR036 Istarska zupanija

HR023 Pozesko-slavonska zupanija HR037 Dubrovacko-neretvanska zupanija

HR024 Brodsko-posavska zupanija

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MK the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

MK0 Poranesnata jugoslovenska Republika Makedonija

MK004 Jugoistocen

MK00 Poranesnata jugoslovenska Republika Makedonija

MK005 Pelagoniski

MK001 Vardarski MK006 Poloski

MK002 Istocen MK007 Severoistocen

MK003 Jugozapaden MK008 Skopski

TR TURKEY

TR1 ISTANBUL TR424 Bolu

TR11 Istanbul TR425 Yalova

TR111 Istanbul TR5 BATI ANADOLU

TR1 Istanbul TR51 Ankara

TR1 Istanbul TR52 Konya

TR2 BATI MARMARA TR521 Konya

TR21 Tekirdag TR522 Karaman

TR211 Tekirdag TR6 AKDENIZ

TR212 Edirne TR61 Antalya

TR213 Kirklareli TR611 Antalya

TR22 Balikesir TR612 Isparta

TR221 Balikesir TR613 Burdur

TR222 Canakkale TR62 Adana

TR3 EGE TR621 Adana

TR31 Izmir TR622 Icel

TR32 Aydin TR63 Hatay

TR321 Aydin TR631 Hatay

TR322 Denizli TR632 Kahramanmaras

TR323 Mugla TR633 Osmaniye

TR33 Manisa TR7 ORTA ANADOLU

TR331 Manisa TR71 Kirikkale

TR332 Afyon TR711 Kirikkale

TR333 Kutahya TR712 Aksaray

TR334 Usak TR713 Nigde

TR4 DOGU MARMARA TR714 Nevsehir

TR41 Bursa TR715 Kirsehir

TR411 Bursa TR72 Kayseri

TR412 Eskisehir TR721 Kayseri

TR413 Bilecik TR722 Sivas

TR42 Kocaeli TR723 Yozgat

TR421 Kocaeli TR8 BATI KARADENIZ

TR422 Sakarya TR81 Zonguldak

TR423 Duzce TR811 Zonguldak

TR812 Karabuk TRB ORTADOGU ANADOLU

TR813 Bartin TRB1 Malatya

TR82 Kastamonu TRB11 Malatya

TR821 Kastamonu TRB12 Elazig

TR822 Cankiri TRB13 Bingöl

TR823 Sinop TRB14 Tunceli

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TR83 Samsun TRB2 Van

TR831 Samsun TRB21 Van

TR832 Tokat TRB22 Mus

TR833 Corum TRB23 Bitlis

TR834 Amasya TRB24 Hakkari

TR9 DOGU KARADENIZ TRC GUNEYDOGU ANADOLU

TR90 Trabzon TRC1 Gaziantep

TR901 Trabzon TRC11 Gaziantep

TR902 Ordu TRC12 Adiyaman

TR903 Giresun TRC13 Kilis

TR904 Rize TRC2 Sanliurfa

TR905 Artvin TRC21 Sanliurfa

TR906 Gumushane TRC22 Diyarbakir

TRA KUZEYDOGU ANADOLU TRC3 Mardin

TRA1 Erzurum TRC31 Mardin

TRA11 Erzurum TRC32 Batman

TRA12 Erzincan TRC33 Sirnak

TRA13 Bayburt TRC34 Siirt

TRA2 Agri TRC3 Mardin

TRA21 Agri TRC31 Mardin

TRA22 Kars TRC32 Batman

TRA23 Igdir TRC33 Sirnak

TRA24 Ardahan TRC34 Siirt

IS ICELAND

IS0 ÍSLAND IS001 Höfuðborgarsvæði

IS00 Ísland IS002 Landsbyggð

LI LIECHTENSTEIN

LI0 LIECHTENSTEIN

LI00 Liechtenstein LI000 Liechtenstein

NO NORWAY

NO0 NORGE NO05 Vestlandet

NO01 Oslo og Akershus NO051 Hordaland

NO011 Oslo NO052 Sogn og Fjordane

NO012 Akershus NO053 Møre og Romsdal

NO02 Hedmark og Oppland NO06 Trøndelag

NO021 Hedmark NO061 Sør-Trøndelag

NO022 Oppland NO062 Nord-Trøndelag

NO03 Sør-Østlandet NO07 Nord-Norge

NO031 Østfold NO071 Nordland

NO032 Buskerud NO072 Troms

NO033 Vestfold NO073 Finnmark

NO034 Telemark NO07 Nord-Norge

NO04 Agder og Rogaland NO071 Nordland

NO041 Aust-Agder NO072 Troms

NO042 Vest-Agder NO073 Finnmark

NO043 Rogaland