Prostorska analiza pomoči iz Solidarnostnega sklada Evropske unije

Dšuban, Davina (author), Kušar, Simon (mentor)

Evropska Unija je po hudih poplavah v Srednji Evropi leta 2002 ustanovila Solidarnostni sklad EU v vlogi (posebnega) finančnega instrumenta, s pomočjo katerega se hitro, učinkovito in prožno odziva na izredne razmere in tako izkazuje solidarnost s prebivalstvom regij, ki so jih prizadele nepredvidljive naravne nesreče. V seminarski nalogi smo v okviru regionalne politike obravnavali delovanje izbranega posebnega instrumenta v obdobju 2002–2018, njegovo prostorsko razsežnost pa kartografsko prikazali v sklopu večletnih finančnih okvirov. Z geografsko analizo smo na ravni Unije preučili prostorske značilnosti in podnebne izzive prizadetih regij ter razčlenili tiste naravne nesreče, katere so iz Sklada dobile največje finančne pomoči.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: regionalno planiranje, prostorska analiza, Solidarnostni sklad EU, Evropska unija
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Organization: FF - Faculty of Arts
• Year: 2020
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-121181
• Publication date in RUL: 01.10.2020

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Spatial analysis of aid from the European Union Solidarity Fund

Abstract

Following the severe floods in Central Europe in 2002, the European Union set up the EU Solidarity Fund as a (special) financial instrument to respond quickly, effectively and flexibly to emergencies, demonstrating solidarity with the people of regions affected by unpredictable natural disasters. In the paper, within the framework of regional policy, we discussed the operation of the selected special instrument in the period 2002–2018, and its spatial dimension was mapped within the multiannual financial frameworks. Through geographical analysis, we examined the spatial characteristics and climatic challenges of the affected regions at EU level and analyzed those natural disasters that received the most financial assistance from the Fund.

• Keywords: regional planning, spatial analysis, EU Solidarity Fund, European Union