date: 26/02/2020
Within the European Semester exercise, the Commission has also presented recommendations to Member States on how to best use EU Cohesion policy funds to align them with the general EU economic policy guidance.
This year’s focus is on climate-neutrality by 2050. The Commission has identified the regions and sectors that are most economically and socially challenged by the transition towards a greener Europe. These areas will therefore benefit from a targeted financial support from the Just Transition Fund, which will ensure that no one is left behind in the climate-neutral transition.
Read more on Cohesion policy’s contribution to the EU Semester.
News | Wednesday 26 February 2020
The cohesion policy financial data from the end of 2019 provided by national and regional programmes shows that the total volume of decided projects has risen nearly EUR 80 billion to EUR 439 billion (91% of all planned investment) in 2019.
