Cohesion policy as a key engine in achieving EU goals and reforms: how to further build on its performance-based approach while respecting decentralisation, partnership and multilevel governance

COTER-VIII/002

Cohesion policy as a key engine in achieving EU goals and reforms: how to further build on its performance-based approach while respecting decentralisation, partnership and multilevel governance

Isabelle BOUDINEAU
Isabelle BOUDINEAU
Member
Member of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Regional Council
 isabelle.boudineau@nouvelle-aquitaine.fr
 +33 5 57570232
 FR
Commissions: COTER-VII , NAT-VII
 Adoption: 14/05/2025
The opinion aims at exploring how the future programming and implementation of Cohesion Policy can be developed in order to further strengthen its performance-based approach without weakening its golden principles (shared management, multi-level governance, partnership, and place-based approach) and to provide recommendations concerning the link to investments and reforms.
Mrs Boudineau has been invited to present her opinion in the follwong meetings
informal GAC meeting in Warsaw (20 -21 May 2025)
invitation to participate to "Assises europeeenes de la transtion energetique" organised by Energy Cities and the Local Alliance, in Strasbourg on 25 June ( Strasbourg). Mrs Boudineau was however not available.
invitation to participate to the "EU Regions Conference - European Regions and Cohesion Policy beyond 2027 – Development and Security" organised by the Polish association fo regions and the Malopolska Region ( Krakow, 16-17 June 2025). Mrs Boudineau was replaced by Mr Ortyl, COTER member and ECR coordinator in COTER
inviation to participate at the event “Bridging the Gap: How Multilevel Governance Can Accelerate Climate Solutions”, focused on Multilevel Governance (MLG) and its role in enhancing the efficient use of European structural funds and regional funds organised by the Covenant of Mayors, Regio1st project ( Brussels, 14 May 2025). Mrs Boudnieau was however not available

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