Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2007-05-21-Speech-1-173"
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"I should like to highlight the following issues relating to the new cohesion policy.
Firstly, in the programming period currently under way, cohesion policy is particularly important for the new Member States, because most of the resources from the structural funds are allocated to these countries.
Secondly, the new Member States have established ambitious aims within their development strategies. For example, one of the aims Poland has set itself in its national strategic reference frameworks is to increase employment from the current 50% to 60%.
Thirdly, it is important to achieve a territorial dimension of cohesion, and above all to strive to reduce the imbalance regarding the development of rural and urban areas.
Fourthly, new indicators to assess the impact of cohesion policy are needed.
GDP is not sufficient on its own. It very often happens that the GDP level in a particular area is close to the Union’s average, even though many parts of that same area are significantly under-developed. This is the case in Mazovia, the Polish Vovivodship I come from."@en1
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