The maps below depict regional eligibilities of selected Member States.

Croatia

Both of Croatia`s regions are considered to be less-developed, as their GDP per capita amounts to less than 75% of the EU-27 average. Thus, at least 50% of its investments are geared towards supporting innovation and research, digital agenda, SMEs, and at least 12% of its allocations will support the shift to low-carbon economy. Croatia will receive almost € 6 billion in funding from structural funds.

Press release:

On 31 January Commissioner Hahn met Miguel Poiares Maduro, Portuguese Minister for Regional Development in Brussels. Mr Maduro submitted the official draft of Portugal’s Partnership Agreement for EU Funds 2014-2020.

The table below depicts total allocations breakdown for Cohesion Policy 2014-2020 in current prices and million of EUR. 

* breakdown by category of allocations subject to transfers between categories at the request of the Member States

Source: European Commission

The Council of the European Union adopted on the 5th of December 2013 the regulation facilitating the use of Structural and Cohesion funds for the current programming period, which has already been approved by the European Parliament (late November) and the European Commission. The regulation aims to decrease the impact of the current economic crisis.