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Cross Programme Collaboration between Regional Territorial Cooperation Programmes

13 April 2016

A new publication authored by Dr Irene McMaster, Dr Arno van der Zwet and Ms Heidi Vironen has been published in the European Structural and Investment Funds Journal.

The Article examines the possibilities of cross programme collaboration between regional territorial cooperation programmes and identifies three models that can assist more collaborative approaches. It goes on to draw practical lessons on issues around the establishment of such mechanisms.

The article draws on the authors' experiences in relation to formulating and consulting on proposals for a collaborative mechanism in the Euro-Arctic region. Regional territorial cooperation is considered an important driver for development in the Arctic and adjacent northern European regions and is supported by European Arctic States and the European Union (EU).

Experience from the Arctic demonstrates the added value of regional collaboration. However, formalised cooperation and collaboration need to be highly tailored to specific regional needs and conditions. The development of formal mechanisms needs to build trust and acceptance among the key stakeholders.

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