PROMOTION OF RURAL TOURISM IN THE EU CROSS-BORDER PROGRAMME

Authors

  • Duško Jovanović Akademija za poslovnu ekonomiju, Čačak
  • Miloš Milovanovi?, MSc. Ministry of Agriculture, Trade, Forestry and Water Management of the Republic of Serbia, Belgrade
  • Dragan Luka?, MSc. President of the Regional Chamber of Commerce Novi Sad

Keywords:

Rural tourism, cross-border cooperation, IPA

Abstract

The European Commission has established an unique instrument for pre-accession countries in the European integration process. Cross-border cooperation, as a component of the IPA assistance for the countries in the EU accession process is a direct continuation of strengthening cooperation with the Western Balkans countries, as candidates and potential candidates for EU membership. The project funded by the European Commission through the IPA Programme Hungary-Serbia, called INNOAXIS, makes operational development plans for the regions of northern Serbia and the southern border region of Hungary, and one of the goals of this project is the strategic development of rural tourism. The IPA component related to rural development is intended only for candidate countries, and Serbia, as a potential candidate for EU membership, has not been able to use this component.

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References

1. Лазовић Мирјана, ет ал. 2007. "ИПА - Водич кроз Инструмент за претприступну помоћ ЕУ : 2007-2013", Фонд за отворено друштво : Европски покрет у Србији, Београд, 2007. срт. 13-14.
2. Пејовић Андрија ет ал. 2011. "ИПА – Инструмент за претприступну помоћ ЕУ 2007-2013.", Европски покрет у Србији, Београд. стр. 13-14.
3. "Hungary-Serbia IPA Cross-border Co-operation Programme", MTA RKK ATI, Kecskemét – Hungary; RTT, Subotica – Serbia, 2011. str. 10.
4. http://www.innoaxis.hu/

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Published

2011-12-31

How to Cite

Jovanović, D., Milovanović, M., & Lukač, D. (2011). PROMOTION OF RURAL TOURISM IN THE EU CROSS-BORDER PROGRAMME. Ekonomika Poljoprivrede, 58(1 Book 2), 285–291. Retrieved from https://ea.bg.ac.rs/index.php/EA/article/view/780

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