Work with DCCF
Bring a perspective. Make a connection.
Chamber cooperation works best when it starts with a shared question and a clear contribution.
Chambers and institutions
Discuss membership, institutional dialogue and cooperation around shared regional interests.
02 / ContributeBusiness and policy expertise
Contribute evidence, sector knowledge or practical experience to an economic theme.
03 / DevelopCross-border project ideas
Explore official programme resources and approach the Secretariat with a concrete cooperation idea.
Make the first message useful
Tell us who you represent, what you would like to explore and which regions or sectors are involved. If you have a project idea, describe the problem, intended benefit and expertise already available.
Build on complementary strengths
One chamber may bring industrial knowledge, another a training network or access to a different market. A regional approach can connect these strengths around a specific opportunity.
For funding enquiries, consult the programme’s current rules and contact points. DCCF cooperation and programme eligibility are separate questions.
Connect with DCCF
A regional issue starts with a local conversation.
Bring your chamber’s perspective, a business challenge or a cooperation idea to the Secretariat.