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The loan, to be set up as a framework facility, will cover the Olomouc Region's investment needs pertaining to the 2007-13 EU Structural Funds programming period. The project will comprise schemes included in the Regional operational programme Central Moravia and in other, sectoral operational programmes, as well as possibly some schemes that do not receive EU grant assistance.
The project will promote favourable conditions for economic and social development in a Convergence objective region.
Current environmental legislation in the Czech Republic is based on Act No 100/2001 on EIA and Act No 117/1992 on Nature and Landscape Protection - Natura 2000 and reflects relevant EU legislation.
EU Procurement Directives have been transposed into the national legislation (Act No 137/2006), and appropriate procedures will be applied for tendering of services, supplies and works.
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