EU PROJECTS
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European Commission Approves 11 Projects, Worth EUR500M, In Romania
The European Commission approved 11 projects in Romania, which amount to EUR500 million and target the sectors of transport, water supply and integrated waste management, as well as prevention of natural disasters.
Finance Ministry Allots RON820M To Management Authorities For EU Projects
The Romanian Finance Ministry will allot RON820 million to local management authorities for EU projects, according to a government decision approved Wednesday.
Over One Third Of Romanian Key EU-Funded Projects Saw Little Progress In 1H
Over one third of the EU-funded projects the Romanian Government regarded as a priority have advanced at a very slow pace in the first half of the year, and in most cases works advanced by l...
Romania Ups To 20% Pre-Financing Cap For Projects Funded With Non-Reimbursable EU Funds
Romania will increase to 20% from 10% the state pre-financing ceiling for European projects financed entirely with non-reimbursable EU funds and for investments whose eligible value is lower...
Almost Half Of Romania's Priority EU-Funded Projects Stuck In First Stages Of Execution
Almost half of the EU-funded projects given priority by Romania's Government have seen insignificant progress in the first two months of the year, with some standing at 0.5% completion or no...
Romania To Compensate VAT For EU-Funded Projects Starting Next Year
Romania will consider the VAT for EU-funded projects an eligible cost to be compensated from community funds starting next year, but only for contracts signed after January 1, 2012, and some...
Government Bans Civil Servants From Working For EU-Funded Projects In Private Sector
Civil servants currently working in institutions that help manage European funds will no longer be allowed to move to the private sector to work for EU-funded projects, according to an emerg...
Romania Assigns EUR600M To Fund EU Projects Until EU Resumes Reimbursements
Romania’s Government has decided to assign EUR600 million from privatization proceeds to continue funding EU projects until the European Commission resumes payments to Romania.
Shock Change For EU Funds: Pre-Financing Down From 30% To 10%
Those who won EU-financed projects in the last few months will no longer be able to receive 30% pre-financing to start the activities of the project, as was the case for beneficiaries of EU...