the aim policies to away with physical administrative and regulatory obstacles cohesion and to the boader effect between territories and regions in order to enable them to ac
The aim of this policy is to do away with physical, administrative and regulatory obstacles to cohesion, and to reduce the 'border effect' between territories and regions in order to enable them to address their shared challenges together, whether those challenges are territorial (services, infrastructure, urban and regional planning), global (globalisation, climate change), economic or societal.
The aim policy is to away with physical, administrative and regulatory obstacles cohesion, and to the 'border effect' between territories and regions in order to enable them to address their together, whether those challenges are territorial (services, infrastructure, and regional global climate change), economic societal.