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标题：GESTIUNEA PROIECTELOR FINANŢATE DIN FONDURI COMUNITARE NERAMBURSABILE – STUDIU DE CAZ
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作者：Lect. Univ. Dr. Mihai Deju
期刊名称：Annals of the University of Oradea : Economic Science
印刷版ISSN：1222-569X
电子版ISSN：1582-5450
出版年度：2005
卷号：XIV
页码：337-346
出版社：University of Oradea
摘要：In order to accomplish the joining criteria, the European Union offers unpayable financial assistance to former communists countries in Central and Eastern Europe. The preadheration instruments are mainly directed towards the economical development on long term, towards the investments in transportation and in environment protection and towards the agricultural and rural development. Beginning with the year 2000 and until the end of 2006, the European Union supports the countries that candidate to the European integration process by three financial instruments: PHARE, ISPA, SAPARD. But the European Union has financial support programs for the countries that have become members of the European Union, even after 2007, which reffer to very well defined thematical domains, such as: - The Social European Fund, meant to promote jobs and to encourage workers mobility on European Community teritory; - The European Fund For Orientation and Guarantee in Agriculture (reffering to the finance of community agricultural politics) – Orientation Section, which contributes to the development and the structural fitting of rural areas with delays in development, by improving the efficency of production structures, of manufacture and of trade of agricultural and forest products. - The European Fund for Region Development, which constitute the pillar of region politics and whose help is directed towards the regions left behind from the development point of view, but also towards those who have structural and economical re-conversion difficulties. - The Financial Instrument for Orientation of Fishing, which is a structural financial instrument directed towards the fishing domain. Besides these structural funds, there has been a Cohesion Fund since 1993. This fund finances transportation and environment infrastructures in countries whose PIB on an inhabitant is below 90% of the community average. Now, the following countries can benefit by The Cohesion Fund: Greece, Spain, Ireland and Portugal. Our paper presents the methodology of administration of a certain type of financial support, belonging to PHARE programs, then the finance of some projects through “The Factories and Proffesional Re-conversion Restructural Program”.