Brexit & Tax
The new funding period 2021-2027 is now underway, Cohesion Policy funds have been programmed in all Member States through Partnership Agreements, and most are already starting the implementation.
But how does it work in practice? Who are the managing authorities in charge of implementing the funds? Are Member States privileging centralised or decentralised approach for funds targeting territories? How are the different funds coordinated at central level to avoid overlap, and how do they coordinate with non-Cohesion Policy funds such as the Recovery and Resilience Facility?
These are the questions that will be covered in this training on Cohesion Policy organised by CEMR.
In person attendants will also receive a copy of the Overview of Implementation of Cohesion Policy fund, a new study to be released on the occasion of this event.
Contact : marine.gaudron@ccre-cemr.org
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