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Cohesion policy - 14.11.2017
CEMR reaction to potential budget cuts to future regional and social policy The European Commission is examining a number of different budget reduction scenarios for the cohesion policy beyond 2020, as well as in the social and employment fields. According to a recent article published by the press agency Agence Europe, these cuts could be as much as 30% compared to the current 2014-2020 budget. CEMR opposes any scenario that would damage cohesion policy’s ambition:
"These potential scenarios worry CEMR, since a clear cut to cohesion policy would mean eliminating local governments from the European project.
Cohesion policy makes citizens experience Europe in our territories. Moreover, it is an instrument that allows all levels of government to team up to ...
"These potential scenarios worry CEMR, since a clear cut to cohesion policy would mean eliminating local governments from the European project.
Cohesion policy makes citizens experience Europe in our territories. Moreover, it is an instrument that allows all levels of government to team up to ...
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