European Union | 21.03.2007
Banking on Brussels
A total of 27 member states and 485 million people -- the European Union is the largest confederation of countries in the world. In order to strengthen the bloc's economic and social cohesion, the EU has a multitude of regional and common policies. The resources that Brussels has available for these policies are considerable, with an annual budget of more than 100 billion Euros.
So what projects does the EU fund? And are they making a difference to people's lives?
Inside Europe looks at how the EU's money is spent. Find out why a Belarusian university in exile in Lithuania is being supported. Is a motorway more important than Ireland's heritage? See how Brussels is helping Serbia transform its media landscape or how a makeover of Mafia property is benefiting Sicilians.
Inside Europe has the inside story on where EU funds are flowing and how they're fostering change.
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DW-WORLD: Slovenia: Helping Promote Wine On The International Market
DW-WORLD: Cyprus: Aiding the Search for the Island's Missing
DW-WORLD: Northern Ireland: Relieving the Trauma of the Troubles
DW-WORLD: Lithuania: Supporting a Belarusian Institution in Exile
DW-WORLD: Britain: Bringing Broadband Infrastructure to Cornwall
DW-WORLD: Greece: Restoring A Center Of Classical Civilization
DW-WORLD: Spain: Boosting the Economy in the Port City of Gijon
DW-WORLD: Latvia: Helping Preserve Precious Wildlife and Nature
DW-WORLD: Germany: Boosting Economic Development With Pop Music
DW-WORLD: Portugal: Bringing Urban Renewal To Poor Communities
DW-WORLD: France: Funding An Artistic Project With A European Dimension
DW-WORLD: Germany: Preventing a District From Turning Into a Ghetto
DW-WORLD: Bulgaria: Building A Controversial EU Transit Route







