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Objective programmes in the EU Member States are the existing national regional programmes, it is only natural that both of these be considered in the analysis. Synergy factors can help in developing the programmes in a more consistent way, although there is a danger that any weakness or problem that national programmes exhibit can be reflected in the EU programmes. Thus, where synergy occurs the potential for both positive and negative effects is equally present. The two Interreg programmes included in the analysis provide unique examples of regional development programming in its cross-border/trans-national form. The traditional framework for regional policy issues and regional development strategies has been very strongly viewed as a national policy question. Even with the introduction of a European programming dimension, this basic characteristic has not changed. Thus the introduction of multi-national planning instruments of a strategic nature, such as the Interreg programmes, allows for the examination of a different interplay between actors and forces. The fact that the Nordic regions involved in the Interreg programmes in question are also included in the national programmes analysed can be expected to allow further lessons to be learned on the nature of strategic planning within these regions. 8
Table 1. Programmes included in the study TYPE OF PROGRAMME NAME TERRITORIAL UNIT COUNTRY INVOLVED NATIONAL / EUROPEAN REGIONAL GROWTH AGREEMENT REGIONAL DEVELOP- MENT PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE 1 OBJECTIVE 2 INTERREG BLEKINGE VÄSTER- BOTTEN SØR- TRØNDELAG VESTFOLD POHJOIS- POHJANMAA VARSINAIS- SUOMI NORRA NORRLAND (NORTH OF SWEDEN) POHJOIS- SUOMI (NORTH OF FINLAND) MÅL 2 SÖDRA MÅL 2 DENMARK ETELÄ- SUOMEN TAVOITE 2 – OHJELMA KVARKEN- MITTSKAN- DIA III A BALTIC III B REGION (LÄN) SWEDEN NATIONAL FYLKES- KOMMUN (COUNTY) REGION (MAAKUNTA) NUTS II REGIONS NUTS II REGIONS NUTS III REGIONS (TRANS- NATIONAL) NORWAY FINLAND SWEDEN FINLAND SWEDEN DENMARK FINLAND FINLAND, SWEDEN, NORWAY FINLAND, SWEDEN, DENMARK, GERMANY, NORWAY, POLAND, BALTIC STATES, PARTS OF RUSSIA AND BELARUS NATIONAL EUROPEAN EUROPEAN EUROPEAN 9
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Appendix 2: Summary of the SWOT ana
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VÄSTERBOTTEN GROWTH AGREEMENT SWOT
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THE SURROUNDING WORLD AND MARKET ST
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• New extractable ore deposits
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NORTHERN FINLAND OBJECTIVE 1 PROGRA
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SOUTHERN FINLAND OBJECTIVE 2 Streng
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DENMARK OBJECTIVE 2 PROGRAMME STREN
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REGIONAL SWOT FOR LOLLAND, FALSTER
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Shared values Strengths: • Cross-
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NORDREGIO PUBLICATIONS REPORTS Eval
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