The European Regional Development Fund
ERDF resources are mainly used
to cofinance: - productive investment leading to the creation or maintenance
of jobs;
- infrastructure;
- local development initiatives
and the business activities of small and medium-sized enterprises.
In
practice, all development areas are covered: transport, communication technologies,
energy, the environment, research and innovation, social infrastructure, training,
urban redevelopment and the conversion of industrial sites, rural development,
the fishing industry, tourism and culture. Whether you are an ordinary
citizen, the director of a company, a member of a local development association
or a local official, perhaps you have a project which might benefit from ERDF
support? If so, you may wish to consult the summaries of the regional programmes
currently being implemented. 2000-2006 programming Programmes
financed by the ERDF
Responsibilities with regard to the management
and monitoring of programmes
Map
of eligible Objective 1 and 2 regions
Regional policy support between 2000 and 2006
1994-1999 programming
Priority objectives and
map of eligible regions
Lists and summaries of programmes
financed by the ERDF
Projects
from across Europe
General information on how the
Structural Funds work
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