Supporting regions, particularly less developed areas experiencing rapid ageing, population decline, and out-migration of residents, is crucial. This involves offering job and career opportunities, housing, social infrastructure, and improved connectivity to foster a better work-life balance. An integrated approach and sufficient funding are required in regions to achieve the goal.
Ministry of Cohesion and Regional Development
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Ministry of Cohesion and Regional Development filed 3 positions between 30 Mar 2026 and 4 Jun 2026, across 2 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
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Interreg, and particularly cross-border cooperation programmes, have played a significant role in strengthening the resilience, attractiveness, and long-term development prospects of border regions. By supporting regional competitiveness, innovation capacity, skills development, and place-based solutions tailored to local needs, Interreg directly helps create the conditions that enable people to build their future…
As an expert (civil servant) involved in the preparation of public calls (especially those related to the JTF) during the MFF period 2021-2027, here are my observations regarding the DNSH and current guidelines: - The current guidelines on Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) are quite vague, providing various options for implementation.
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