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"The next multiannual financial framework will most probably prove decisive for the European Union’s objectives regarding social and territorial cohesion, and particularly in the social inclusion of marginalised communities. I would like to welcome the fact that the Commission has introduced several instruments aiming at the complex development of underdeveloped regions, in line with the requirement for territorial targeting of the European Framework for National Roma Inclusion Strategies and I also welcome the proposal to earmark 5 % of the ERDF resources of each Member State for integrated urban strategies. The draft general provisions on the European Regional Development Fund, the European Social Fund and the Cohesion Fund establish the Integrated Territorial Investment, which enables Member States to allocate funding from several priority axes of the Operational Programmes for the purposes of multi-dimensional and cross-sectoral intervention. In this context the maximum extent of place-based approach should be considered, in order to unlock unused local capabilities. Furthermore, the Community-led Local Development, as a set of multi-fund financed strategies with an integrated bottom-up approach may play a significant role in the inclusion of marginalised communities, including Roma, when properly used and may represent an effective tool for the involvement of the concerned communities themselves."@en1
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