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Structural Funds: The European Parliament sends a strong message on disability to the Member States
Preventing and eliminating barriers to accessibility for persons with disabilities should be a condition to fulfil in order to receive European money. The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities should be at the core of the European Funds allocated to Members States and the European regions. It is crucial the funds are effective and ensure implementation of the UN treaty. During a workshop organised on 8 May by EDF and MEP Danuta Hübner (EPP, Poland), the European Parliament sent a strong messages to the Members States: the removal of crucial conditionalities is not acceptable: the future Cohesion Policy 2014-2020 will have to include persons with disabilities. (...)
MEP Constanze Angela Krehl (S&D, German) Committee on Regional Development and co-rapporteur for the Common Provision Regulation sent a message in reference to the workshop: "Every Member State should be ready and willing to eliminate inequalities and combat discrimination. The deletion of the relevant paragraphs by the Council is therefore not acceptable and will surely be raised within the future negotiations with the Parliament”. (...)
Elutálhatja az EP a kohéziós makrofeltételeket - Kitekintö.hu
A makrogazdasági feltételeket és az úgynevezett teljesítménytartalékot is kigyomlálná a kohéziós alapokról szóló rendeletről készült jelentésben a két parlamenti raportőr, a holland Lambert van Nistelrooij és a német Constanze A. Krehl. (...) A parlamenti szavazásnak különös jelentőséget ad, hogy a képviselőtestület új hatásköreinek birtokában első ízben változtathatja meg az Európai Bizottság javaslatait – mutatott rá újságíróknak nyilatkozva Constanze Angela Krehl, a parlamenti jelentés egyik szerzője. Krehl és néppárti kollégája, a holland Lambert van Nistelrooij két lényeges ponton is átírná a Bizottság forgatókönyvét, amikor azt javasolja, hogy a képviselőtestület radírozza ki a rendelettervezetből a makrogazdasági feltételrendszert és az 5 százalékos eredménytartalékot, amit a javaslat értelmében a tagállamok újraoszthatnának a legsikeresebben teljesítő projektek között. (...)
Cohesion package: MEPs unyielding over co-decision - Agence Europe
Cohesion policy reform will not escape co-decision. MEPs are resolved to sway the Commission and Council on this point, while whole sections of the legislative package could escape parliamentary scrutiny. (...) Constanze Krehl (S&D, Germany) and Lambert Van Nistelrooij (EPP, NL) presented an informal working document providing for the CSF to become a full part of the general regulation, and hence for it to be treated in the same manner as the other regulations relating to structural funds, in co-decision. (...)
Structural funds - Regions propose to adapt macro-conditionality
(...) What changes do the regions recommend? 1. If macro-conditionality were to lead to the suspension of aid, such suspension should concern only financial commitments, not payments (the legislative proposal targets payments). This would prevent the mechanism from penalising projects already under way; 2. A ceiling should be set for the amounts that could be suspended based on the GDP of the state concerned (as is the case today for the Cohesion Fund); and 3. The regions should be involved in revision of the partnership contracts and operational programmes that would result from the application of macro-conditionality.
At this stage, Parliament is maintaining its extreme position. Constanze Krehl (S&D, Germany), co-rapporteur on the Structural Fund general regulation, reiterated her determination to see any reference to macro-conditionality completely deleted from the future regulations. “I think there will be a large majority in committee and in plenary” to support this position, she said. (...)
Kirbiš Rojsova: Evropska sredstva bodo edina razvojna sredstva Slovenije do 2020 - Novice Dnevnik (Slowenien)
Evropska kohezijska sredstva bodo praktično edina razvojna sredstva Slovenije do leta 2020, je izpostavila sekretarka na gospodarskem ministrstvu Monika Kirbiš Rojs. Izpostavila je, da moramo do konca leta 2013 počrpati še tri milijarde evrov ter pripraviti strategijo razvoja Slovenije in druge programe za črpanje v naslednji finančni perspektivi. (...) Evropska poslanka Constanze Angela Krehl je opozorila na izjemen pomen priprave finančnega okvira za novo obdobje. "Velik del članic ne želi prispevati zadosti, kar otežuje pripravo tega okvirja," je dejala in poudarila, da želi Bruselj pri kohezijski politiki podpirati strategijo Evropa 2020. "Želimo več fleksibilnosti v regijah, več partnerstev pri črpanju kohezijskih sredstev, kar predstavlja tudi dodano vrednost. Želimo si tudi poenostavitve črpanja kohezijskih sredstev. Nekaj jih je že bilo, vendar ne dovolj," je izpostavila Krehlova. (...)
EU-Statistik: Leipzig zu reich für Förderung - MDR Sachsen
(...) Nach den neuesten Zahlen von Eurostat über die Wirtschaftsentwicklung der europäischen Regionen ist der Regierungsbezirk Leipzig nämlich nunmehr zu reich, um zukünftig noch in den Genuss von nennenswerten EU-Fördergeldern zu kommen. (...) "Das heißt, wir wären dann so genanntes Ziel-2– Gebiet, eine Förderung für schon weiter entwickelte Regionen. Wir würden noch Fördermittel bekommen, aber deutlich weniger als bisher", weiß Constanze Krehl. (...) Aber die anderen ostdeutschen Regionen sollen immerhin den Genuss eines so genannten Sicherheitsnetzes kommen. Krehl: "Da gibt es die Vorstellung, dass sie nicht weniger als Zweidrittel der bisherigen Förderung bekommen, das ist eine ganz gute Stellung." (...) Die SPD-Politikerin ist seit vielen Jahren eine der Strippenzieherinnen im Regionalaussschuss und jetzt auch federführend an der parlamentarischen Behandlung der Gesetze zur künftigen EU-Regionalpolitk beteiligt. (...)
Interview Constanze Krehl, SPD-MdEP, zur Ukraine und Timoschenko - Deutschlandfunk
Constanze Krehl im Interview zur aktuellen Situation in der Ukraine bei "Das war der Tag" im Deutschlandfunk
EP rapporteurs want to delete macro-conditionality - EUROPOLITICS
The European Parliament’s rapporteurs on the future general regulation on the EU Structural Funds - Lambert Van Nistelrooij (EPP, Netherlands) and Constanze Krehl (S&D, Germany) – do not want the new rules to include macro-conditionality. They have tabled an amendment that purely and simply does away with it. “It is clear that the member states have to ensure sound budget management, but the regions should not be held responsible,” explained Krehl. The political groups may not all necessarily adopt the same approach. “Some in my group have said ‘no’,” said Ivars Godmanis (Latvia), shadow rapporteur for ALDE. Younous Omarjee (France), shadow rapporteur for the EUL, supports the move, but individual positions in the groups may vary. French EPP members Alain Cadec and Marie-Thérèse Sanchez-Schmid, for example, have said they support some measure of macro-conditionality. [...]
EU countries scrap ethics clause in EU funds - EUobserver.com
Foreign ministers at the general affairs council in Brussels on Tuesday (24 April) excised an anti-discrimination clause from the European Commission's cohesion policy proposal for 2014-20. (...)
The European Parliament has yet to start negotiations with the council. Its rapporteur on structural funds, German centre-left MEP Constanze Angela Krehl, is widely expected to re-introduce the commission conditions. She is to table her amendments in late May. "Every member state should be ready and willing to eliminate inequalities and combat discrimination. The deletion of the relevant paragraphs by the council is therefore not acceptable and will surely be raised within the future negotiations with the parliament," she told EUobserver.
Debate on greener EU budget gets underway
(...) However, ENDS understands regional development committee rapporteur Angela Krehl supports it in principle. But she wants some flexibility in the 80/50 split, and has some reservations over a pledge to allocate 20% of EU funds to climate projects.
Like Ms Haug, Angela Krehl has not yet issued detailed recommendations. Her proposals will concentrate on plans to reform cohesion funds, which will be debated by EU general affairs ministers on Tuesday in Luxembourg.
According to green groups CEE Bankwatch and Friends of the Earth, member states are opposed to the earmarking of some cohesion funds for low-carbon projects.
In a new analysis of EU budget proposals issued ahead of Tuesday's meeting, the Institute for European Environment Policy (IEEP) found that the EU currently falls short of the commitment to spend 20% of funds on climate-related projects.
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