Summary
This report evaluates the ITI and CLLD tools in the 2014-2020 cohesion policy, focusing on their potential for bottom-up regional development and the administrative challenges they face. 10 10.05.2016
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economy
social policy
cooperation policy
administrative reform
public administration
Key points
In force from 01/01/2014 Out of force from 31/12/2020
- The introduction of ITI and CLLD aims to enhance economic, social, and territorial cohesion across the EU.
- The tools promote a bottom-up approach to empower local stakeholders and increase community participation.
- Significant administrative burdens and complex regulations currently hinder the effective use of these instruments.
- There is a critical need for increased technical and financial support for smaller or less developed administrative entities.
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