1. Why this Communication. 2. Persisting issues – unused potential 3

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1. Why this Communication. 2. Persisting issues – unused potential 3 1. Why this Communication? 2. Persisting issues – unused potential 3. What can be done ?

Border Regions matter… 40% EU territory; 30% EU population (150m), 40 % EU GDP BUT less economically developed, lower access to public services AND they suffer… Navigating different legal and administrative systems is still complex, long and costly

Persisting issues – unused potential costs of cross-border formalities 60% higher than domestic ones Complex tax, social security and recognition hampers cross-border labour mobility Local public transport across the border insufficient, too expensive, not integrated Health care provision across borders not fully exploited

Persisting issues – root causes

Persisting issues – cost

What can be done? 10-point Action Plan MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE European institutions – MS- Regions Stakeholders Border Focal Point in EC (REGIO)

The Action Plan

More Information InfoRegio: http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/en/information/publications/communications/2017/boosting-growth-and-cohesion-in-eu-border-regions @RegioInterreg #EUBorderRegions https://www.facebook.com/InterregA/