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Ühtekuuluvusfond

ELi teabelehed 01-11-2017

Ühtekuuluvusfond, mis loodi 1994. aastal nõukogu määrusega (EÜ) nr 1164/94, annab rahalist toetust keskkonnaprojektide ja üleeuroopaliste transpordivõrkudega seotud projektide elluviimiseks. Alates 2007. aastast võib fondist eraldada toetusi ka säästva arengu valdkonnas, näiteks energiatõhusust ja taastuvenergiat käsitlevatele projektidele.

Üle-euroopaliste võrkude rahastamine

ELi teabelehed 01-06-2017

Üle-euroopalisi võrke (TEN) rahastavad osaliselt Euroopa Liit ja osaliselt liikmesriigid. ELi antav rahaline abi on mõeldud vaid projektide alustamise hõlbustamiseks, rahastamise põhiosa tuleb siiski liikmesriikidelt. Üle-euroopaliste võrkude rahastamises võib kasutada ka struktuurifondide abi, Euroopa Investeerimispanga abi või erasektori panust. Euroopa ühendamise rahastu loomisega 2013. aastal algatati põhjalik üle-euroopaliste võrkude reform.

This paper provides an overview of the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) as a budgetary instrument. A preliminary analysis of the quantitative impact of the first year and a half of activity is complemented by an outline of the corollary policies that can determine the success of EFSI.

Cohesion policy and its Structural Funds are one of the main EU instruments to sustain economic growth, while reducing disparities between regions. These funds are allocated to Member States (MS) under a complex legal framework, according to the level of development of their regions.

Due to considerable overlaps between development and climate finance and the danger that funding is diverted from existing development assistance it would be important to define a baseline against which additionality can be measured. So far, no internationally agreed definition exists. The EU could step forward and come to a common approach even if this might temporarily disadvantage Member States under the current reporting practice. Any such definition should build on the commitment to raise ODA ...

The European Commission has set a target of access to fast internet for all citizens by 2013, with high speeds by 2020. This is being translated into plans and actions at Member State level.

This study sets out concepts and findings, and the desirable content of an EU methodology along with recommendations for contributing to efforts to support the capitalisation and promotion of good practice in the field of territorial development, co-financed in the framework of Community regional policy, for the 2000-2006 and 2007-2013 Structural Funds programming periods.