Support of Cross-Border Cooperation withing the EU Regional Policy and its future form in the programming period 2014−2020

Pavel Branda

Regionální studia, 2013, vol. 2013, issue 1, 13-25

Abstract: The article analyses the development of the support of cross-border cooperation in the EU from its beginning and demonstrates its increasing importance. In the second part of the article the actual state of preparation of next programming period 2014−2020 is described as well as the rules for cross-border cooperation programmes as suggested by the Commission: financial allocation, territorial eligibility, possibility to finance trilateral projects, thematic concentration, co-financing rate, allocation per programme, personal costs flat rate and stricter criteria for cross-border character of projects. By all these rules the opinion of local a regional authorities expressed mainly in the CoR opinion on the ETC draft regulation is expressed.

Keywords: cross-border cooperation; přeshraniční spolupráce; EU cohesion policy; European territorial cooperation; programming period 2014-2020; Committee of the Regions; local and regional authorities; politika soudržnosti EU; evropská územní spolupráce; programovací období 2014-2020; Výbor regionů; místní a regionální úřady (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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