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Cohesion Policy: getting the most from EU Funds for growth and jobs - Commission moves to help

Cohesion Policy: getting the most from EU Funds for growth and jobs - Commission moves to help Choose translations of the previous link 

21/05/2013

Measures to help crisis-hit countries to use much needed EU funds have been proposed today by the European Commission. The measures would help these Member States to tackle youth unemployment, to support small and medium sized business and to pay for key infrastructure projects.

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