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Panorama 61: Cohesion Policy looks to the future

Panorama 61: Cohesion Policy looks to the future

Panorama Magazine

Date: 15 jun 2017

Period: 2014-2020

Theme: Business support, Culture, Employment and social inclusion, Energy, Environment, EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, EU Strategy for the Danube Region, Northern Ireland: Peace Programme, Outermost regions, Regiostars, Rural development, Tourism, Transport, Urban development, International Affairs , Other, Evaluation, Cooperation between regions and countries, Communicating Regional Policy, Research and innnovation, Research & Development, Sustainable development, Territorial cohesion, EU Strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region, Social inclusion, Jobs, Education and Training, Structural Funds management and Governance, EU Strategy for the Alpine Region, Smart Specialisation, Financial Instruments, Inclusive growth

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The latest issue of Panorama magazine is a special edition dedicated to discussion of Cohesion Policy post-2020. The Cohesion Forum, which takes place on 26-27 June in Brussels, will be an important milestone in this process. Cohesion policy needs to reflect on the demanding challenge of making Europe's economy more inclusive, competitive and resilient and must address the questions raised by the White paper on the future of Europe about the added value of EU policies, subsidiarity, and gaps between promise and delivery. Our magazine has given the floor to representatives of EU institutions, national governments, regional authorities, various associations and universities in an attempt to gauge people's feelings about the future of this key EU policy.

Smart Specialisation strategies are mentioned several times in this issue, and many people underline their importance and would like to see the concept developed further. We also feature key findings from the latest Eurobarometer survey of citizens' awareness and perception of regional policy, preview GDP data from the forthcoming 7th Cohesion Report, and look forward to the themes of this year's European Week of Regions and Cities. Finally we feature testimonies from young volunteers working as part of the European Solidarity Corps.