Nuevos instrumentos de cooperación territorial europea. Las Agencias Europeas de Cooperación Territorial (AECT) en el contexto español
Keywords:
Ordenación del territorio, cooperación territorial, programas europeos, ITERREGAbstract
Las actividades de cooperación territorial que llevan a cabo en Europa las distintas entidades y autoridades nacionales, regionales
o locales (fundamentalmente planteadas para la implementación de programas y proyectos de cooperación, casi siempre fi nanciados por la UE,
pero en otras ocasiones desarrolladas sin la intervención ni la fi nanciación de ésta) se conducen de múltiples formas: en algunos casos en el
marco —más o menos formalizado— de proyectos concretos que están temporal, funcional y fi nancieramente acotados; en otros, estas entidades
y autoridades han encauzado su cooperación enmarcándola dentro de estructuras formales más estables a largo plazo y con mayor desarrollo
organizativo y operativo, aunque hasta ahora no existía prácticamente ningún instrumento jurídico con personalidad propia específi camente
diseñado para la cooperación territorial. Recientemente se ha introducido en la normativa comunitaria y en la en legislación española un nuevo
instrumento para canalizar la cooperación territorial: las AECT (Agencias Europeas de Cooperación Territorial) cuyas novedades y principales
características se describen a continuación, concluyendo con una refl exión sobre su presente y futuro en nuestro país.
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