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Mapa 1. Regiony Współpracy Transgranicznej W Europie W 2007 R Mapa 1. Regiony wspó³pracy transgranicznej w Europie w 2007 r. I. Large-scale Crossborder Cooperation Coopérationtransfrotaliè re vaste Großräumige grenzübergreifende Zussamenarbeit 1 Nordisk Ministerråd 5 Großregion SaarLorLux - 9 Internationale Bodenseekonferenz 13 Arbeitsgemeinschaft (DK/FI/IS/NO/SE) Rheinland-Pflaz - Wallonien (IBK) (AT/CH/DE/LI) Donauländer (AT/BG/DE/HR/HU/ (BE/DE/FR/LU) MD/RO/SK/SRB/UA) 2 BEAC - Barents Euro-Arctic 10 Arbeitsgemeinschaft Alpen- Council (FI/NO/RU/SE) 6 Oberrheinkonferenz (CH/DE/FR) länder (AT/CH/DE/IT) 14 Carpathian Euroregion (HU/PL/ RO/SK/UA) 3 SEUPB - Special EU 7 Communauté de Travail des 11 Arbeitsgemeinschaft Programmes Body (IE/UK) Pyrénées (AD/ES/FR) Alpen-Adria (AT/HR/HU/IT/SI) 15 Euroregion Black Sea (AM/AZ/ BG/GE/GR/MD/RO/RU/TR/UA) 4 Neue Hanse Interregio (DE/NL) 8 COTRAO - Communauté de Travail 12 Adriatic Euroregion (AL/BA/HR/IT/ des Alpes Occidentales (CH/FR/IT) MTN/SI) II. Border and Crossborder Regions Régions frontalièères et transfrotali res Grenz- und grenzübergreifende Regionen 1. Northern Europe and 41 Euroregion ELBE/LABE (DE/CZ) 93 Espace Mont-Blanc (CH/FR/IT) 134 Euroregion Lower Danube Baltic Sea (MD/RO/UA) Europe du Nord et zone 42 Euroregion Erzgebirge - 94 Conseil Valais-Vallée d’Aoste du Krušnohoøí (DE/CZ) Grand St. Bernard (CH/IT) 135 Euroregion Siret-Prut-Nistru (MD/RO) baltique Nordeuoropa und Ostsee- 43 EUREGIO EGRENSIS (CZ/DE) 95 Regio Sempione (CH/IT) 136 Euroregion Upper Prut (MD/RO/UA) raum 44 Euregio Bayerischer Wald - 96 Regio Insubrica (CH/IT) 1 Øresundkomiteen (DK/SE) Šumava - Mühlviertel (DE/CZ/AT) 97 Hochrheinkommission (CH/DE) 5. South West Europe 2 Kattegatt-Skagerrak (DK/NO/SE) Europe du Sud-Ouest 45 Euregio Silva Nortica (AT/CZ) 98 Regionalverband Hochrhein - Südwesteuropa 3 Värmland - Hedmark - Akershus Bodensee (DE) -Ø stfold (SE/NO) 46 Euroregion Weinviertel - Jiní- Morava - Záhorie (AT/CZ/SK) 99 EUREGIO via salina (A/DE) 141 Corse - Sardegna (FR/IT) 4 GränskommitténØ stfold - Bohuslän/Dalsland (NO/SE) 47 Euroregion Bilé - Biele 100 Euregio Zugspitze - Watterstein - 142 Corse - Toscana (FR/IT) Karpaty (CZ/SK) Karwendel (DE/AT) 5 Mittnorden (FI/NO/SE) 143 Sicilia - Malta (IT/MT) 48 Euroregion Beskidy - Beskydy 101 Euregio Inntal (AT/DE) 6 MittSkandia (NO/SE) (PL/CZ/SK) 144 Pyrenees Mediterranean Euroregion 102 EuRegio Slazburg - (ES/FR) 7 Kvarkenrädet (FI/SE) 49 Euroregion Tatry (PL/SK) Berchtesgadener Land - Traunstein (AT/DE) 145 Catalunya (ES) 8 Nordkalottenrädet (FI/NO/SE) 50 Euroregion Dnepr (BY/RU/UA) 103 Inn-Salzach-Euregio (AT/DE) 146 Andorra (AD) 9 Tornedalsrädet - Bothnian Arc 51 Euroregion Slobozhanschina (FI/NO/SE) (RU/UA) 104 Europaregion Tirol - Südtirol / Alto 147 Languedoc-Roussillon (FR) Adige - Trentino (AT/IT) 10 Euregio Karelia (FI/RU) 148 Midi-Pyrénées (FR) 105 Autonome Provinz Bozen - Südtirol 11 South-East Finland - Russia (FI/RU) 3. North West Europe (IT) 149 Aragón (ES) Europe du Nord-Ouest 150 Navarra (ES) 12 Estonian - Finnish 3+3 Cooperation Nordwesteuoropa 106 Autonome Provinz Trient (IT) (EE/FI) 107 Region Trention - Südtirol (IT) 151 Aquitaine (FR) 13 Euregio Helsinki - Tallinn 61 North West Region Cross (FI/EE) Border Group (IE/UK) 108 Regione Veneto (IT) 152 Pais-Vasco/Euskadi (ES) 14 Skärgärdssamarbete (FI/SE) 62 Irish Central Border Area 109 Regione Friuli-Venezia Giulia (IT) 153 Galicia - Norte (ES/PT) Network (IE/UK) 15 Peipsi Transboundary Cooperation 110 Slovenia (SI) 154 Castilla y León - Norte (ES/PT) (EE/RU) 63 East Border Region Commitee (IE/UK) 111 ARGE Kärnten - Slowenien (AT/SI) 155 Castilla y León - Centro (ES/PT) 16 Euregio “Pskov - Livonia” (EE/LV/RU) 64 Ireland - Wales Crossborder 112 Euregio Steiermark - Slowenien 156 Extremadura - Centro (ES/PT) Cooperation (IE/UK) (AT/SI) 17 Euroregion Bartuva (LT/LV) 157 Extremadura - Alentejo (ES/PT) 65 Kent/Sussex - Nord-Pas de 113 Slovenian-Hungarian Crossborder 18 Euroregion Country of Lakes Calais/Picardie (UK/FR) Development Council (SI/HU) 158 Andalucia - Algarve - Alentejo (BY/LT/LV) Euroregion (ES/PT) 66 Lille Eurométropole franco-belge 114 EuRegio West/Nyugat Pannonia 19 Euroregion Saule (LT/LV/RU) (FR/BE) (AT/HU) 159 Andalucia - Gibraltar - Marocco (ES/UK/MA) 20 Euroregion Baltic 67 Euregio Scheldemond (BE/NL) 115 Euroregion Podunajský Trosjpolok (DK/LT/PL/RU/SE) (HU/SK) 68 Euregio Benelux Middengebied 21 Euroregion £yna - £awa (PL/RU) (BE/NL) 116 Euroregion Vagus - Danubius - 6. South East Europe Ipolia (HU/SK) Europe du Sud-Est 22 Euroregion Šešupe (LT/PL/RU) 69 Ems Dollart Region - EDR (DE/NL) Südosteuropa 117 Euroregion Ister-Granum (HU/SK) 70 EUREGIO (DE/NL) 23 Euroregion Nemunas (BY/LT/PL 171 Puglia - Ionian Islands - Epyros - RU) 118 Ipel’ - Ipoly Euroregion (SK/HU) 71 Euregio Rhein-Waal (DE/NL) Albania (IT/GR/AL) 24 Euroregion Pomerania (DE/PL/SE) 119 Euroregion Neogradiensis (HU/SK) 72 euregio rhein-maas-nord (DE/NL) 172 Epyros - South-Albania (GR/AL) 120 Euroregion Slaná-Rimava (HU/SK) 25 Sjaelland - Ostholstein - Lübeck 173 West Macedonia - Albania - (DK/DE) 73 Euregio Maas-Rhein (BE/DE/NL) 121 Euroregion Kras (SK/HU) FYROM (GR/AL/MK) 26 Region Sønderjylland - Schleswig 74 EuRegio SaarLorLux+ (DE/FR/LU) (DK/DE) 122 Euroregion Košice - Miskolc / 174 Central Macedonia - FYROM 75 Région Alsace (FR) Zemplén (SK/HU) (GR/MK) 76 REGIO PAMINA (DE/FR) 123 Hajdù-Bihar - Bihor Euroregion 175 Euroregion Belasica (BG/GR/MK) (HU/RO) 2. Central and Eastern 77 RegioTriRhena (CH/DE/FR) 176 Euroregion Morava-Pcinija-Struma Europe 124 Euroregion DKMT (HU/RO/SRB) (BG/MK/SRB) Europe centrale et 78 Regionalverband Südlicher orientale Oberrhein (DE) 125 Euroregion Drina-Sava-Majevica 177 Euroregion Strymon-Strouma (GR/BG) Mittel- und Osteuropa (BA/HR/SRB) 79 Conférence Transjurassienne (CH/FR) 178 Euroregion Nestos-Mesta (GR/BG) 31 Euroregion Puszcza Bia³owieska 126 Euroregion Danube-Drava-Sava (BA/HR/HU) (BY/PL) 80 Comité régional franco-genevois - 179 Euroregion Rhodopi (BG/GR) Canton de Genéve - Région Rhöne-127 Euroregion Mura-Drava (HR/HU) 32 Euroregion Bug (BY/PL/UA) Alpes (CH/FR) 180 East Macedonia - Thrace (GR) 128 Euroregion Middle Danube - Iron 33 Polnisch-Deutscher Verbund “Bez 81 Conseil du Léman - Ain - Haute- 181 Euroregion Polis - TrakiaKent - granic - ohne Grenzen“ (DE/PL) Gates + Euroregion Danube 21 Savoie - Vaud - Valais - Genéve (BG/RO/SRB) RAM Trakia (GR/TR/BG) (CH/FR) 34 Euroregion PRO EUROPA 129 Euroregion Nishava (BG/SRB) 182 Euroregion Evros - Maritsa - Meric VIADRINA (DE/PL) (GR/TR/BG) 130 Euroregion Danube - South 35 Euroregion Spree-Neiße-Bober- 183 Vorio Egeo - Turkey (GR/TR) Sprewa-Nysa-Bóbr (DE/PL) 4. Alpes and Danube area (BG/RO) Alpes et Danube 184 Notio Egeo - Turkey (GR/TR) 36 Euroregion Neiße-Nisa-Nysa Alpen- und Donauraum 131 Euroregion Rousse-Giurgiu (BG/RO) (DE/CZ/PL) 185 Cyprus - Crete (CY/GR) 91 Conférence des Alpes franco- 132 Euroregion Danubius (BG/RO) 37 Euroregion Glacensi (CZ/PL) italiennes (CAFI) (FR/IT) 133 Inferior Danube Euroregion (BG/RO) 38 Euroregion Pradìd - Pradziad 92 Conférence des Hautes Vallées (CZ/PL) (FR/IT) 39 Euroregion Silesia (CZ/PL) 40 Euroregion Tìšínské Slezsko - Œl¹sk Cieszyñski (CZ/PL).
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