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Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood

Indicative funding allocation 2014–20: €1.539,1 billion

The priority sectors for funding in this period are:

  • Democracy & governance

More professional, depoliticised and accountable administration; public financial management reform; normalisation of the relations with Kosovo; stronger administrative capacity for EU funds management; legislative alignment and institution-building;

  • Rule of law & fundamental rights

Independent, impartial and more professional judiciary; fight against corruption and organised crime; integrated border management; fundamental rights, respect of minorities and freedom of expression; improved asylum processing and management

  • Environment & climate action

Alignment with the environment and climate acquis; stronger institutional framework at central and local levels; better treatment of waste and water; improved air quality;

  • Transport

Harmonisation with transport acquis; better infrastructure and regional connectivity; increased intermodal transport and better navigation conditions in inland waterways;

  • Energy

Alignment with EU energy acquis; increased energy efficiency and use of renewables; improved security of supply in electricity and gas sectors;

  • Competitiveness & innovation

Supporting business competitiveness; structural reforms; better research and innovation; closing of digital gap; improve SME access to finance;

  • Education, employment and social policies

Harmonisation of legislation with EU acquis; Improved the quality of educational provisions; enhanced social inclusion; active labour market policies;

  • Agriculture & rural development

More competitive farming and food sector; application of food safety standards; better quality of life in rural areas;

General information on the methods of implementation is included in the How does it work section. More specific information at programme level can be found in the relevant documents here below.

Other sources of information

For specific information (programme level), see below.

IPA III 2021-2027

C(2024) 5136 - COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION on the financing of the multiannual action plan for an Operational Programme on Employment, Skills, and Social Inclusion in favour of the Republic of Serbia for 2024-2027

C(2024) 5150 - COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION on the financing of the multiannual action plan for an Operational Programme on Environment and Energy in favour of the Republic of Serbia for 2024-2027

C(2024) 3651-COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION of 27.5.2024 on the financing of the annual action plan in favour of the Republic of Serbia for 2024

C(2022) 9159 - COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION of 5.12.2022 on the financing of the annual action plan contributing to the Western Balkans Energy Support Package in favour of the Republic of Serbia for 2023

C(2022) 9260 - COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION of 7.12.2022 on the financing of the annual action plan in favour of the Republic of Serbia for 2022

C(2021) 9653 COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION of 15.12.2021 on the financing of the annual action plan in favour of the Republic of Serbia for 2021

IPA III 2021-2027: Cross-Border Cooperation Programmes
IPA II 2014-2020: Country Action Programmes

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

IPA II 2014-2020: Cross-Border Cooperation Programmes
IPA 2007-2013: Transition Assistance and Institution Building

National programmes & Project fiches

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

The purpose of support under the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) programme is to help candidate and potential candidate countries and territories – the Beneficiaries – to progress towards fully meeting the Copenhagen political and economic criteria as well as adopting and implementing the EU acquis. The Multi-beneficiary actions will complement and add value to the support given under the National Programmes.

IPA 2007-2013: Cross-Border Co-operation

Key figures

Serbia key figures

 

Key documents