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The 20th edition of EURegionsWeek under the motto New Challenges for Europe’s cohesion is ready to take off.

Regional campaigns are deployed around a familiar place and highlight EU-enabled ideas and initiatives that make a difference at the local level.

Croatia will receive a total of €9 billion from Cohesion Policy in 2021-2027 in the framework of its Partnership Agreement with the Commission to promote the economic, social and territorial cohesion of its regions and its green and digital transitions.

Today, the Commission has approved the largest cross-border cooperation programme in the European Union, also called the ‘Interreg’ programme “POCTEP” for cooperation between cross-borders regions in Spain and Portugal.

The Commission extended its €1 million call for proposals to help local young people shape projects to develop their regions.

The Multi-annual strategy document sets out the EU policy context for Interreg NEXT programmes and their key principles established in the legal and policy frameworks for both the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) and the Cohesion policy.

The European Urban Initiative (EUI) is currently being developed under Cohesion policy for the 2021-2027 period to offer coherent support to cities.

The Commission has adopted the Territorial Just Transition Plans (TJTP) for Austria together with the first funding under the Just Transition Fund (JTF) worth €76 million.