On Wednesday 10 September, the European Parliament said that any future reform of cohesion policy will have to “maintain shared management [between Member States and regions responsible for implementation, editor’s note], multi-level governance and a territorialised approach”.
In adopting (513 votes in favour, 111 against and 40 abstentions) the report by Vladimir Prebilič (Greens/EFA, Slovenian) on simplifying cohesion policy funds, the European Parliament called for a modern,...