Integrated Territorial Investments‌ GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

Integrated Territorial Investments‌ GUIDELINES. The approach to the use of ITIs, including: • An overview of the (types of) territories where ITIs will be used, identifying the ESI Funds that shall be used for ITIs in different types of territories covered by ITIs. • The implementation arrangements to carry out integrated territorial strategies as ITI, including coordination arrangements between ESI Funds and managing authorities and arrangements for the delegation of management and implementation tasks of an ITI. In the case of highly regionalised or federal Member States this will require generalization to the national level. A region by region description should be avoided, if possible. However, in some cases, particularly ITIs are used to address issues specific to only one or a few regions, this may be warranted. The use of ITIs is optional. Member States who do not plan to use this instrument should indicate this here. '*' This section may also contain the elements of operational programmes for the ERDF, the ESF and the Cohesion Fund set out in Article 96 (3) (c) of the CPR. Where this is the case, Table 21 of the model for the operational programmes under cohesion policy will also be part of this section of the Partnership Agreement.
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