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The Position Paper of the Commission Services on the development of the Partnership Agreement in Slovakia sets out the country-specific challenges and presents the Commission’s preliminary view on Slovakia’s funding priorities for 2014-2020. Five complementary and mutually reinforcing funding priorities have been proposed: 1. Innovation friendly business environment; 2. Infrastructure for economic growth and jobs; 3. Human capital growth and improved labour market participation; 4. Sustainable and efficient use of natural resources; 5. Modern and professional administration.

The European Commission's Action Teams left for Slovakia and Portugal to assist national authorities in reprioritising and reprogramming unallocated structural and cohesion funds. Their aim is to reduce the souring rate of youth unemployment and provide support to SMEs. Action teams comprised of experts from DG REGIO, DG EMPL, DG Culture and DG ECFIN are already working or will soon start their work in six other Member States: Italy, Ireland, Greece, Latvia, Spain, and Lithuania.

 Source: European Commission