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Summary sheet
The project concerns the financing of the European interest components of the investment programmes 2007-2013 of smaller local authorities located in the Tuscany Region.
Priority objectives will include local infrastructure upgrading, environmental improvement and human capital as well as economic and social cohesion.
The Tuscany Region has transposed the requirements of the European EIA Directive 97/11 into Regional law. Most of the individual schemes will concern small-medium size investments falling under Annex II of the Directive. EIA procedures will thus be applied depending on location, size and type, in line with the requirements of the Directive
The promoters will follow European procurement procedures; all contracts over the relevant thresholds are subject to international tendering with the OJEU publication.
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