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1. WHAT IS NEW IN THE EU COHESION POLICY?

Author

Natalia B. Kondratieva

Subjects
regional policy, cohesion policy, open method of coordination, climate neutral economy, european regional development fund, cohesion fund, fair transition fund, european union., International relations, JZ2-6530
Abstract

Based on the review of regulations and press releases of EU institutions, the content of changes in the cohesion policy in 2021–2027 was revealed in comparison with the period 20142020. The conclusion is made about the preservation of a significant role of the cohesion policy in the EU’s activities and high volume of its allocations from the EU Budget. The author sees an element of novelty in the synthesis of well-known methods and principles of supranational regulation of the socio-economic development of the EU territories –the budget method, the principle of financial conditionality and the open method of coordination. Particular attention is paid to the decision to reorient a third of the allocations of European regional policy funds for programs of transition to a circular and climate-neutral economy in 2021–2027. The explanation of such strong link between the goals of regional policy and the ecological and climatic goals of the EU is proposed. Namely, the success of the «Europe 2020» Strategy only in terms of climate benchmarks, according to the author, gives to the official Brussels a reason to see the potential to increase the effectiveness of regional policy.

Published
2021
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2. Systematizing Financial Instruments for the Development of Cross-Border Cooperation

Author

Kutsab Piotr A.

Subjects
cross-border and transnational cooperation, financial instruments, grants, European Neighborhood Instrument, European Regional Development Fund, Business, HF5001-6182
Abstract

The article is aimed at further developing the financial instruments for the cross-border cooperation with the definition of key classification criteria, disclosing the contensive, subject-targeted, and functional directedness together with institutional support for the implementation of relevant programs. Developed on the basis of generalization of existing scientific approaches, the author’s own approach to systematization of financial instruments for the cross-border cooperation is presented. On the basis of carried out research, the author proposes a number of new criterial attributes of classification of financial instruments for the development of cross-border cooperation. This approach is of applied and integrated nature, taking into account the comprehensiveness of directions of its implementation, and can be used in developing mechanisms for activating the cross-border cooperation. Prospects for further research in this direction will be substantiating the specificity of effect of the financial instruments for the cross-border cooperation to activation of the development of border areas, taking into account their economic, social, cultural, climatic, and other features.

Published
2017

3. The Role of Cross-Border Cooperation in Modernising Public Administration (Experience of the Trnava Region, Slovakia)

Author

E. I. Haydanka

Subjects
Czech, Sustainable development, administrative system optimization, transformation, local administration, European Regional Development Fund, Euroregions, Public administration, public administration, language.human_language, Cross-border cooperation, Trnava self-governing region, lcsh:Political institutions and public administration (General), Consolidation (business), Institutional transformation, cross-border cooperation, Political science, language, General Earth and Planetary Sciences, media_common.cataloged_instance, lcsh:JF20-2112, Rural area, European union, General Environmental Science, media_common
Abstract

The former post-socialist countries have become examples of the institutional transformation of public administration systems. An indispensable element of optimising public administration is intensification of cross-border cooperation and implementation of joint sustainable development programmes in the cross-border regions.It has been found that an efficient cross-border cooperation model in Slovakia was introduced after joining the European Union. The financial support within the Interreg EU programme, implemented during 2007–2013 (Interreg IV) and 2014–2010 (Interreg V), has played an essential role. It has been proved that the most effective model is the cross-border cooperation model in Trnava Region, territorially implemented with the neighbouring regions of Austria, Hungary and the Czech Republic. It has been determined that the main directions of cross-border cooperation in the Trnava self-governing region are realization of joint socio-economic programmes (strategies of economic growth and regional employment, cultural and educational projects, transport system, etc.) as well as cooperation between municipal administrations on the issues of administrative systems optimization. It has been proved that the vast share of European financial resources (for instance, the European Regional Development Fund), aimed at the development of regional cooperation, should, above all, bridge the administrative resource gap between urban and rural areas and ensure that local communities have free and equal access to administrative resources.The traditions of effective cross-border cooperation between the Trnava self-governing region and respective cross-border regions of the Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary have been prolonged in the format of the European Interreg V Consolidation Programme for the period of 2014-2010. Cross-border projects are usually implemented for a period of 1–2 years, being aimed at fortifying intercultural ties on the neighbour territories. In Trnava Region it is strategically important to intensify cross-border cooperation in order to increase inter-institutional cooperation at the level of municipal administrations as well as strengthen cross-border ties at the level of population.The correlation of strategic goals with the outcomes of cross-border cooperation with Euroregions, while retaining substantial financial support from the EU structures, is among the priority tasks.

Published
2018

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