European Agency for Reconstruction

European Agency for Reconstruction

Formation	2000
Extinction	2008
Location	Thessaloniki, Greece
Director	Acting Director Adriano Martins
Website	ear.europa.eu

The European Agency for Reconstruction used to manage EU's main assistance programmes in Serbia, Kosovo (under UNSCR 1244/99), Montenegro and the Republic of Macedonia. The Agency was headquartered in Thessaloniki, Greece, with operational centres in Pristina (Kosovo), Belgrade (Serbia), Podgorica (Montenegro) and Skopje (Republic of Macedonia). In December 2008, the EAR officially closed its doors as its mandate came to an end. Since its creation in the aftermath of the Kosovo War, the agency handled a portfolio of almost three billion euros.

References

http://ec.europa.eu/publications/booklets/eu_glance/53/index_en.htm

External links

European Agency for Reconstruction

Agencies of the European Union

Operating	Safety and Health at Work Vocational Training Centre Living and Working Conditions Environment Training Foundation Drug Addiction Medicines Intellectual Property Plant Variety Translation Food Safety Maritime Safety Aviation Safety Information Security Disease Prevention and Control Satellite Navigation Railways Border and Coast Guard Fisheries Chemicals Gender Equality Fundamental Rights Defence Security Studies Satellite Centre Police College Police Judicial co-operation Energy Regulators Regulators of Electronic Communications Banking Authority Securities and Markets Authority Insurance and Pensions Authority Innovation and Technology

Proposed	Space (currently separate organisation)

Executive	Competitiveness and Innovation Education, Audiovisual and Culture Health and Consumers Trans-European Transport Network Research Council

Euratom	Euratom Supply Agency ITER and Fusion Energy (Fusion for Energy)

Former	Reconstruction (transferred to DG Enlargement)

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