The ability to effectively, efficiently and fully use the potential of European funds is crucial for Slovakia
If public investments in Slovakia were as high as in neighboring countries, three hospitals a year or 13 kilometers of new highways could be built here. The recommendations of the government experts in the form of instructions respond to how to make the use of EU funds more efficient in Slovakia. It was prepared by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic in cooperation with the Ministry of Investments, Regional Development and Informatization of the Slovak Republic. It is a series of 36 recommendations aimed at streamlining processes at various stages of project planning and implementation.
TEN FOR BETTER USE OF EUROFUNDS
https://www.vlada.gov.sk/15-rokov-nevyuzitych-eurofondov-vlada-odbornikov-prinasa-navod-ako-zefektivnit-ich-cerpanie/
If public investments in Slovakia were as high as in neighboring countries, three hospitals a year or 13 kilometers of new highways could be built here. The recommendations of the government experts in the form of instructions respond to how to make the use of EU funds more efficient in Slovakia. It was prepared by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic in cooperation with the Ministry of Investments, Regional Development and Informatization of the Slovak Republic. It is a series of 36 recommendations aimed at streamlining processes at various stages of project planning and implementation.
TEN FOR BETTER USE OF EUROFUNDS
https://www.vlada.gov.sk/15-rokov-nevyuzitych-eurofondov-vlada-odbornikov-prinasa-navod-ako-zefektivnit-ich-cerpanie/
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Lívia Vašáková
Ing. Lívia Vašáková, PhD. she currently holds the position of Deputy Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic. Before that, she headed the Recovery Plan Section at the Office of the Government of the Slovak Republic as the Director General. She also worked as the head of the Economic Analysis Section at the Representation of the European Commission in Slovakia and at the Directorate General for Energy in the European Commission in Brussels. She studied at the University of Economics in Bratislava, Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria; Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich, Germany; the University of Aix-en-Provence in France and the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia. She also has a diploma from postgraduate studies at the Europa-K…
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