The MEP Carla Tavares warned of the risk of centralization of European funds, expressing concern about the concentration of decisions and resources at the central level. Her statements come in the context of the debate on the management and distribution of community funds.
Tavares demands greater involvement of regions and municipalities in the management of funds, arguing that local entities should have a more active role in decisions affecting their territories. The MEP argues that decentralization in the administration of funds can contribute to more effective use tailored to the specific needs of each region.
This position of Carla Tavares is part of the broader debate on European funds governance and how they are distributed by Member States. The MEP underlines the importance of ensuring that local communities have a voice in decisions concerning the development of their territories.
