The paper deals with the basic theoretical aspects and the policy of the European Union, which is financed by a number of budgetary instruments. Under this policy, Romania is qualified for financial aid to support economic and social development of the country. This aid is considerably higher than that the aid received by the pre-accession PHARE, ISPA and SAPARD programs. The EU serves for the financing of policies, the largest amounts being allocated to the common agricultural policy. The paper bring in details on several aspects such as: what are the structural funds, which are institutions that manage them, and the ways of accessing these funds.
European Financial Aid Use for Environmental Protection in Romania (724.3 KiB, 2,275 hits)
