Euroregion Beskydy
The euro region Beskydy is a euro region in the northeastern border between the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia. The Euro region is adjacent to the euro region Těšínské Slezsko / EUR Region Slask Cieszyński (Polish )
Formation
It was originally founded in Poland. In it, the border regions of Slovakia and Poland were first united. The Czech region came on April 21, 2000 added by signing ceremony in Frýdek- Místek.
Target
The main objective of the Euro region are common activities for the balanced development of the region, the encounter of residents and institutions. In the latter case should especially information and experiences are exchanged, improving the labor market situation and the economic development will be pursued. At the same time you want to search together for solutions of traffic problems and infrastructure. The tasks of environmental protection and living conditions are to be solved together.
Areas of responsibility
The region consists of six working groups.
- Economy, trade, industry, economic support for small and medium enterprises.
- Postal services, telecommunications, information transfer
- Agriculture, forestry, food industry
- Education and school, higher education, health
- Environmental protection, regional planning and expansion
- Tourism, culture, sport
Expansion
Higher administrative units within the euro area
For the euro area include:
- In the Czech Republic the Okres Karviná ( 605 km ²)
- Poland in the Silesian Voivodeship
- Kraj in Slovakia Žilinský.
Smaller administrative units and sub- organizations within the euro area
Poland
The Polish side consists of the districts of Bielsko, Żywiec, Sucha, Oświęcim and Myślenice, with four cities and twenty municipalities - Bielsko- Biała, Czechowice- Dziedzice Szczyrk, Żywiec, Bestwina, Buczkowice, Kozy, Porąbka, Wilamowice, Wilkowice, Czernichów, Gilowice, Jeleśnia, Milówka, Koszarawa, Kety, Skrzyczne Łękawica, Łodygowice, Rajcza, Ślemień, Świnna, Ujsoły, Węgierska Górka, Stryszawa, Zawoja and Pcim on which area of 1216 km ² 343 575 inhabitants.
Slovakia
The Slovak part consists of the seven cities Turzovka, Žilina, Bytča, Námestovo, Čadca, Kysucké Nové Mesto, Rajecké Teplice and forty-two other communities
Czechia
On the Czech side seven sub- associations have been founded within the region.