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zolTán Pámer: croSS-Border aSPecTS of environmenTal (and ce) relaTed

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HAS CErS Insitute for regional Studies, Pécs; pamer@rkk.hu EU integration, cohesion policy and continuous administrative reforms in Hungary have had significant impact on competences and responsibilities of various governmental and decentralised bodies since the year 2000. EU integration and cohesion policy promoted decentralisation, in line with the subsidiarity principle. Hungary seemed to pioneer in this process, Croatia later took a similar path. Government reform after 2010 diverted Hungary to the path of centralisation that resulted further asymmetries in cross-border cooperation. Sustainable development has been a key priority of the Hungary- Croatia IPA Cross-border Cooperation Programme implemented in the 2007- 2013 programming period, 60% of the community funding has been spent to this objective, in form of various soft and hard projects of environmental and nature protection and tourism. The paper aims to analyse the difference in institutional patterns, territorial and institutional distribution of funding under the sustainable development priority, comparing Hungary and Croatia.

KEyworDS: Decentralisation, territorial governance, cohesion policy, cross-border cooperation

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