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Assembly of European Regions (AER)
 --NEW URL-- http://www.a-e-r.org/



Created in 1985, the Assembly of European Regions (AER) is a political organisation of the regions of Europe and the speaker for their interests at European and international level. Its mission is "to bring together the regions of Europe and to allow them to act in the construction of Europe and European integration". The AER currently has 250 member Regions from 26 countries and 12 member interregional organisations. This well organised site has information about the AER's responsibilities and areas of interest (e.g. agriculture, regional policy, sustainable development, transport), together with coverage of its activities, programmes, events and publications. [GAS, 28 May 2006].



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Committee of the Regions (COR)
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The Committee of the Regions (COR) is one of the youngest European institutions. It was created in 1994, as a 'consultative body' responsible for bringing a local and regional viewpoint on European Union legislation and policy. Responsibilities were initially limited to five areas: economic and social cohesion, trans-European infrastructure networks, health, education and culture; under the Treaty of Amsterdam (1999), employment policy, social policy, the environment, vocational training and transport were added as new areas for compulsory consultation. The site has a good deal of information about the COR's membership, activities, opinions and resolutions, plus a helpful section of other EU links. [GAS, 28 May 2006].



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