GRANT PROGRAMS OF TRANSBORDER COOPERATION: OPPORTUNITIES, PROSPECTS, OBSTACLES

Maryana Kobelya-Zvir
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The article examines the main cross-border grant programs in which Ukraine can participate in order to implement joint programs. These are grant instruments for the development of small and medium-sized businesses, representatives of the executive power and local self-government, and the public sector. The main possibilities of using grants of cross-border programs for the government, community and entrepreneurship of Ukraine are outlined. The main and largest cross-border programs are described: "Poland-Ukraine", "Hungary-Slovakia-Romania-Ukraine", "Romania – Ukraine", the Black Sea Basin Program, the Danube Region Program 2021-2027. The prospects of using grant instruments within each program are demonstrated. Emphasis is placed on their priorities and areas of support for projects of authorities, local self-government, representatives of business and the public sector. The main goals and tasks of each program are highlighted, with the areas of support in Ukraine highlighted. The sluggish process of participation of potential grant recipients in cross-border grant programs was analyzed. The reasons for the non-active use of grant, irrevocable, targeted assistance from these programs were emphasized, including: low awareness of representatives of the executive power, local self-government bodies, the public and business about the grant opportunities of cross-border programs; lack of the required number of specialists who are able to prepare competitive grant proposals; participation in the vast majority of cross-border grant programs requires the partnership of an organization from at least two neighboring states. It is concluded that the involvement and use of grant tools of cross-border programs by representatives of business, civil society organizations, executive power and local self-government bodies is an important, and often the only source of financing necessary projects. Ukraine's active participation in cross-border programs determines the establishment and deepening of economic, social, scientific and technical, ecological, cultural and other relations with the border states. Overcoming barriers and obstacles is possible under the condition of broad informational support from representatives of programs in Ukraine, contact points, authorities and mass media.
跨界合作奖助金计划:机会、前景与障碍
本文考察了乌克兰可以参与的主要跨境赠款计划,以实施联合计划。这些是赠款工具,用于发展中小型企业、行政权力和地方自治的代表以及公共部门。概述了乌克兰政府、社区和企业家利用跨境项目赠款的主要可能性。主要和最大的跨境项目有:“波兰-乌克兰”、“匈牙利-斯洛伐克-罗马尼亚-乌克兰”、“罗马尼亚-乌克兰”、黑海盆地项目、多瑙河地区2021-2027项目。演示了在每个项目中使用赠款工具的前景。重点放在它们的优先事项和支持当局、地方自治、企业代表和公共部门项目的领域。突出了每个方案的主要目标和任务,并突出了在乌克兰的支持领域。分析了潜在赠款接受者参与跨境赠款计划的缓慢过程。强调了这些项目不积极使用赠款、不可撤销、有针对性的援助的原因,包括:行政权力代表、地方自治机构、公众和企业对跨境项目赠款机会的认识不高;缺乏足够数量的专家来准备有竞争力的资助提案;参与绝大多数跨境赠款项目需要至少两个相邻州的组织合作。结论是,企业、民间社会组织、行政权力和地方自治机构的代表参与和使用跨境项目的赠款工具是重要的,而且往往是为必要项目提供资金的唯一来源。乌克兰积极参与跨境项目,决定了乌克兰与边境国家建立和深化经济、社会、科技、生态、文化等关系。在乌克兰项目代表、联络点、当局和大众媒体的广泛信息支持下,克服障碍和障碍是可能的。
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