Commission seeks public input on its territorial cohesion policy

EU Funding, General

10th cohesion report

This report, a requirement under Article 175 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, will assess progress towards economic, social, and territorial cohesion across the EU. It will evaluate how cohesion policy aligns with key EU priorities such as boosting competitiveness and advancing the green and digital transition, while ensuring that all regions benefit from and contribute to the European single market.

A central focus of the report will be the mid-term review of the 2021–2027 cohesion policy, which led Member States to reallocate €34.6 billion in cohesion funds to support strategic EU priorities including competitiveness, affordable and sustainable housing, defence, security and civil preparedness, water resilience, and the energy transition.

While the report will draw on data and analysis from Eurostat and other Commission services, the call for evidence offers a unique opportunity for local authorities, businesses, and citizens to share firsthand experiences on how EU and national policies are shaping regional development and addressing key challenges.

All interested parties are invited to share their contributions by 11 August via the Have your Say Portal.

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