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Enhancing transparency in Cohesion Policy |
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Written by Euregha
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7 July 2008
DG Regional Policy has launched a website indicating regions that have published lists of beneficiaries, as they are required to do in line with new communication requirements for Cohesion Policy over the 2007-2013 programming period. This is part of a Commission initiative to improve transparency over the EU budget and the impact of investment. The Commission has created a portal with links to national websites provided by Member States and the regions.
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Granting targeted aid: the Commission releases the new General Block Exemption Regulation, GBER |
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Written by Euregha
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7 July 2008
The European Commission has adopted a Regulation, which will come into force in the coming weeks, giving automatic approval for a range of aid measures that allow Member States to grant such aid without first notifying the Commission. The Regulation authorises aid in favour of SMEs, research, innovation, regional development, training, employment and risk capital. Furthermore it authorises environmental protection aid, aid measures promoting entrepreneurship such as aid for young innovative businesses, aid for newly created small businesses in assisted regions, and measures tackling problems, like difficulties in access to finance, faced by female entrepreneurs. As well as encouraging Member States to focus their state resources on aid that will be of real benefit to job creation and Europe's competitiveness, the Regulation reduces the administrative burden for public authorities, the beneficiaries and the Commission. |
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HEAL/EUREGHA Conference: "Climate change and the challenges for public health: engaging the regions" |
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Written by Euregha
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26 June 2008
The European Regional Local Health Authorities and the Health and Environment Alliance (HEAL) in collaboration with Veneto Region and North West England organised a conference on “Climate change and the challenges for public health: engaging the regions” that took place on 24 June 2008 at the Committee of the Regions. A number of significants recommendations were raised and agreed by the participants in order to reduce climate change. |
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French Presidency: what is at stake |
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Written by Euregha
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18 June 2008
On the occasion of the breakfast policy briefing organised by the European Policy Centre (EPC) and focused on the French Presidency's priorities, the French Permanent Representative to the EU, Mr Pierre Sellal, outlined the major issues at stake for the second half of 2008. According to his intervention, four topics will underlie the discussions within the European Council, namely: Migration, Climate Change, Defence and the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP).
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Preventing childood obesity: EPODE Mayors' Club European Event, 27 June 2008 |
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Written by Euregha
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3 June 2008
In the fight against childhood obesity, regional and local authorities have a significant role to play. This is the key massage addressed in the occasion of the EPODE Mayors’ Club European Event that will be held in Brussels on 27 June 2008.
The EPODE Mayors’ Club aims at promoting how regional and local authorities can prevent and control childhood obesity in a sustainable way.
EPODE is an effective community-based initiative developed and implemented to prevent and control childhood obesity. Childhood obesity is a growing public health concern in Europe and all stakeholders, including regional and local authorities, have to engage to tackle this major public health issue.
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