Synergies are envisaged between EU cohesion policy funds, the AMIF, the ISF, the BMVI and the Digital Europe Programme: Pooling of Digital Europe Programme and EU funds (e.g. EDIH, where two agreements are - signed that together cover a certain percentage of the eligible costs, the programme determines what is covered by national resources, to differing degrees as determined by the technology). Funding of national participation in partnerships or consortiums: under the Digital Europe - Programme, certain activities will focus on partnerships or consortiums, particularly international ones. Funding of projects that obtain the ‘Seal of Excellence’. These are projects that have been - assessed as excellent in EU-level evaluation processes but that are not co-financed (e.g. EDIH) due to constraints in the programme budget. Co-financing of European Digital Infrastructure Consortiums (EDIC), which constitute a new - instrument for the implementation of multi-country projects to be co-financed through European programmes (Digital Europe Programme, CEF II Digital, Horizon Europe, Invest EU) together with the RRP and Cohesion Funds. In the field of digitalisation promotion, the ISF and BMVI are also complemented by RRP actions. Important demarcations, complementarities and synergies between the BMVI, the ISF and the RRP have been identified in the area of digitalisation investments; these are focused mainly on the upgrading of information systems and the purchase of equipment, which is of the utmost importance as a basis for enabling the police to function at an optimal level. It also forms the basis for other investments in digitalisation to be funded by the ISF and the BMVI (interoperability, large systems, PNR, ETIAS, etc.). Against this background, unified planning and monitoring will be put in place to avoid overlaps. Policy Objective 2 Under PO2, ERDF and EMFAF resources will be complemented by EAFRD resources in the following areas: The Common Agricultural Policy Strategic Plan 2023–2027 will include, for the whole territory - legislation102 of Slovenia, commitments under European environmental and the NECP. The substance and background is contained in the ‘Our Food, Countryside and Natural Resources resolution.103 After 2021’ EAFRD resources will be used to support the development of a carbon-neutral and circular economy, which will contribute to the achievement of CP1, CP2 and CP4. As part of efforts to promote the circular economy, EAFRD resources will be used to support - non-agricultural supplementary activities on farms, as well as investments in agricultural holdings and food businesses that address the circular and organic economy. EAFRD resources will be used to support investments in farms/agricultural holdings and food businesses that address the re-use of by-products, residues and other non-food raw materials, investments in water use reduction, waste water reuse and waste reduction, investments related to recycling and composting, investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency for farms/agricultural holdings, the introduction of biodegradable and recycled packaging, and investments in the increased material efficiency of production processes.