Total allocations of Cohesion Policy 2014-2020* (million €. 2011 prices)

Note:

• The amounts (2011 prices) are subject to the final adoption of the MFF and of the sectoral legislations:
• The youth employment initiative (top up) of EUR 3 billion is not included in.

Data: European Commision

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Source: www.mrr.gov.pl

The European Commission presented each Member States with a Position Paper on the development of the Partnership Agreement and programmes for the period 2014-2020. The Papers identify the main priorities that the European Commission would like to co-finance from Structural and Cohesion funds, as well as from Rural Development and Fisheries funds. In the case the Germany, a number of three priorities have been identified: 1) Reducing regional disparities in competitiveness taking account of demographic change; 2) Enhancing labour market potential, social inclusion and raising educational achievement; 3) Supporting transformation of the energy system and strengthening sustainable use of natural resources.