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Effective Implementation of the Cohesion Policy: Programming Experiences in Previous Periods of Opolskie Voivodship and a New Vision for Cohesion Policy after 2013
Karina Bedrunka
Abstract
The article raises that in discussing the future of the Cohesion Policy, an important argument is the effective use of EU funds by Poland from the previous programming periods, i.e., 2004–2006 and 2007–2013. The financial and material results obtained in the Opolskie Voivodship within the Integrated Regional Operational Programme for 2007–2013, and the Regional Operational Programme for the Opolskie Voivodship 2007–2013 have been analysed. It has been proven that, under both programmes, the region achieved significant successes, such as: within the RPO WO 2007–2013 in the competition for additional funds from the National Performance Reserve took the first place. This demonstrates the effectiveness of regional absorption. Effectiveness of this type should be recognized in the implementation system based on efficiency. The article attempts to prove that it is a sufficient argument, for the next programming period, to maintain, among others, the Cohesion Policy and the instrument of National Implementation Provisions.
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