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EU co-funded projects, by fields of action and Member State
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2.3. EU co-funded projects, by fields of action and Member State.The following numbers of projects were co-funded from 1995 to 2000, by Commission categories (for full tables, see Annex).
Up to 60% of grants went to the field of education. Many projects in other categories75 were also related to education. Many language courses were funded, with highly varied goals and target groups, including schools and teachers, summer courses, and university seminars. projects often addressed the growing need for teaching material; textbooks, teachers’ guides, cassettes and multimedia material and, increasingly, audio-visual technology and computing, which became a priority category. Projects classed as Culture hardly ever surpassed 15%. Spain, France, Italy and the United Kingdom consistently received co-funding for the largest number of projects, as expected given their multilingual nature. The change in criterion as to the number and scale of projects to be co-funded is visible: 160-180 projects received grants before 1998, while there were only 78 in 1999 and 36 in 2000.
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