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EPRC presents study for the European Parliament on synergies between ESIF and other EU instruments

20 July 2016

The results of EPRC research on Maximisation of Synergies between European Structural and Investment Funds and Other EU Instruments to Attain Europe 2020 Goals have been published by the European Parliament. The research, carried out for the Parliament’s REGI Committee, provides a comprehensive and systematic analysis of the existing scope for synergies between ESIF and other EU instruments contributing to Europe 2020 goals. It identifies different arenas for the pursuit of synergies (regulatory settings, governance arrangements, strategic frameworks and implementation approaches), noting achievement thus far, and, looking towards 2020, assessing the potential for maximising synergies. Stefan Kah presented the results of the research to the European Parliament’s REGI Committee on 13 July 2016.

Please find further detail on our project page and in Stefan's presentation before the REGI Committee of the European Parliament

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