Kierunki rozwoju polityki spójności i polityki regionalnej - europejska współpraca terytorialna
Development trends of cohesion policy and regional policy- european territorial cooperation

Summary/Abstract: The European Commission aims to simplify the system, as seen in the current pro- grams. The point here is all about multi-annual programming, partnership, co-financing and evaluation. The seven-year programming period has been proposed by the Com- mission, both in relation to the budget, as well as other Community policies, including cohesion policy. Programming is based on an integrated plan (program) development, combining within a single and coherent structure, precisely targeted investment in equipment, infrastructure, innovation and human resources, take into account the specificities of each region. The main principle in which they are programmed and managed funds, promote public-private partnerships has become a principle of partnership. Maintained additionality principle has also been designed by a Member State measures for regional development are only complemented by EU funds. Socio-economic processes that occurred after 1989. in the case of Polish accession to the European Communities and the group behind the Oder and Neisse unification of Germany, have created a whole new level for cross-border cooperation Lubuskie Province of Brandenburg and Saxony in the use of aid funds, previously under the Interreg III A and since 2007. the so-called. Objective 3. The experience gained in cooperation with Brandenburg under the twinning project, where partners from Germany trained their Polish colleagues, and the experience gained from the implementation of the Interreg III A are a great asset for the implementation of existing cross-border programs on the Polish-German border. Cross-border cooperation is not only in financial terms but does affect the integration of border regions to such an extent that at one time you could say the two countries and one region.

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