Czech Republic perspective on future of European Territorial Cooperation (INTERREG) beyond 2020

2. 2. 2018

In September 2017 the Czech Republic adopted its first outline on future of European Territorial Cooperation (INTERREG) beyond 2020.

Below please see detailed position papers with rationale and examples towards simplyfied and more focused INTERREG post-2020

The Czech Republic supports:

allocation to Interreg programmes shall be made directly per programme and/or border, not to a Member State
that audit materiality level for INTERREG programmes shall be set higher than the currently applicable 2 %
creation of single coordination framework supporting all Macro-Regional strategies
preserving three strands of INTERREG: Cross-Border, Interregional and Transnational cooperation
continuity in drafting new legislative framework for the INTERREG programmes
enhanction of the level of complementarity and synergies between INTERREG and other financial instruments
preserving the INTERREG programmes as grant support
unifying the interpretation of the simplified cost options (SCOs) in all Member States and broadening the possibility to apply them to “soft” transnational and interregional projects
preserving the system of Small Project Funds (SPF) in cross-border programmes
exclusion of INTERREG programmes completely from State Aid rules in line with programmes, such as Horizon2020.
preserving the principle of thematic concentration for INTERREG programmes. At the same time it emphasizes that all future thematic objectives of cohesion policy should enable support of activities which are typical for Cross-Border Cooperation.

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Czech Republic perspective on future of European Territorial Cooperation (INTERREG) beyond 2020

Czech Republic perspective on future of European Territorial Cooperation (INTERREG) beyond 2020

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