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EU budget - 14.02.2018
Towns and regions want a fair EU budget Europe’s towns and regions are worried about the European Union’s future budget. They want it to be respectful of their needs.
On 14 February, the European Commission published a communication on the EU’s future spending plan (the Multiannual Financial Framework – MFF) outlining potential cuts of 15% or even 30% to the cohesion policy budget. The Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR) believes that a clear cut to cohesion policy would mean withdrawing local governments from the European project.
As CEMR’s Executive director for European Affairs, Angelika Poth-Mögele states: “It is in everybody’s interest for the EU’s future spending plan to be local-friendly. The ...
On 14 February, the European Commission published a communication on the EU’s future spending plan (the Multiannual Financial Framework – MFF) outlining potential cuts of 15% or even 30% to the cohesion policy budget. The Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR) believes that a clear cut to cohesion policy would mean withdrawing local governments from the European project.
As CEMR’s Executive director for European Affairs, Angelika Poth-Mögele states: “It is in everybody’s interest for the EU’s future spending plan to be local-friendly. The ...
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