Additional provisions

For all regions whose GDP per capita (in PPS) was used as an eligibility criterion for the 2007-2013 programming period and was less than 75 % of the EU-25 average, but whose GDP per capita is above 75 % of the EU-27 average, the minimum level of support in 2014-2020 under the Investment for growth and jobs goal will correspond every year to 60 % of their former indicative average annual allocation under the Convergence allocation, calculated by the Commission within the multiannual financial framework 2007-2013. No transition region shall receive less than what it would have received if it had been a more developed region. In order to determine the level of this minimum allocation, the allocation distribution method for more developed regions will be applied to all regions having a GDP per capita of at least 75 % of the EU-27 average. The minimum total allocation from the Funds for a Member State shall correspond to 55 % of its individual 2007-2013 total allocation. The adjustments needed to fulfil this requirement shall be applied proportionally to the allocations from the Funds, excluding the allocations under the European territorial cooperation goal. To address the effects of the economic crisis on Member States within the euro area on their level of prosperity, and in order to boost growth and job creation in these Member States, the Structural Funds will provide the following additional allocations: EUR 1375000000 for the more developed regions of Greece; EUR 1000000000 for Portugal, distributed as follows: EUR 450000000 for more developed regions, of which EU 150000000 for Madeira, EUR 75000000 for the transition region and EUR 475000000 for the less developed regions; EUR 100000000 for the Border, Midland and Western region of Ireland; EUR 1824000000 for Spain, of which EUR 500000000 for Extremadura, EUR 1051000000 for the transition regions and EUR 273000000 for the more developed regions; EUR 1500000000 for the less developed regions of Italy, out of which EUR 500000000 for non-urban areas. In order to recognise the challenges posed by the situation of island Member States and the remoteness of certain parts of the Union, Malta and Cyprus shall receive, after applying the method of calculation referred to in paragraph 16, an additional envelope of EUR 200000000 and EUR 150000000 respectively under the Investment for growth and jobs goal and distributed as follows: one third for the Cohesion Fund and two thirds for the Structural Funds. The Spanish regions of Ceuta and Melilla shall be allocated an additional total envelope of EUR 50000000 under the Structural Funds. The outermost region of Mayotte shall be allocated a total envelope of EUR 200000000 under the Structural Funds. To facilitate the adjustment of certain regions either to changes in their eligibility status or to the long-lasting effects of recent developments in their economy the following additional allocations are made: for Belgium EUR 133000000, out of which EUR 66500000 for Limburg and EUR 66500000 for the transition regions of the Region of Wallonia; for Germany EUR 710000000, out of which EUR 510000000 for the former Convergence regions in the transition regions' category and EUR 200000000 for the Leipzig region; notwithstanding paragraph 10, the less developed regions of Hungary will be allocated an additional envelope of EUR 1560000000, the less developed regions of the Czech Republic an additional envelope of EUR 900000000 and the less developed region of Slovenia an additional envelope of EUR 75000000, under the Structural Funds. A total of EUR 150000000 will be allocated for the PEACE programme, of which EUR 106500000 for the United Kingdom and EUR 43500000 for Ireland. That programme will be implemented as a cross-border cooperation programme involving Northern Ireland and Ireland.

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Source: EUR-Lex (Cellar) · retrieved 2026-10-29 · Text as adopted (Official Journal); later amendments are not incorporated in this text.