23/07/2010 //

Norway contributes more than € 284 million annually to social and economic cohesion in the enlarged EU/EEA through the EEA and Norway Grants established in 2004. This increase made Norway one of the largest contributors of the 30 countries in the enlarged EEA.

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23/07/2010 //

Through the EEA Enlargement Agreement, Norway and the two other EEA EFTA States are associated with EU enlargement. The EEA Enlargement Agreement ensures the participation of the twelve EU Accession States in the EEA and provides for Financial Mechanisms through which the three EEA EFTA States jointly and Norway bilaterally are contributing substantially to reducing social and economic disparit...

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23/07/2010 //

The Agreement on the European Economic Area – the EEA Agreement – is the cornerstone of the relations between Norway and the European Union. The EEA extends the Internal Market, with its so-called four freedoms (free movement of goods, capital, services and persons), to Norway and the two other EEA EFTA countries; Iceland and Liechtenstein. You will find a link to the actual agreement...

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23/07/2010 //

The EEA Agreement extends the EU Internal Market to three EFTA countries, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. The institutional structure under the EEA Agreement is conceived as two pillars with certain joint EU-EFTA bodies for decision shaping, decision making and dispute settlement.

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