Which of the following options is **not** part of the MFF 2014-2020 allocation?

The correct choice of cultural programming as an option that is not part of the MFF 2014-2020 allocation can be understood by examining the objectives and categories defined within the framework of the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for that period. The MFF is designed to determine the budgetary allocations for various policy areas of the European Union, focusing on key strategic goals.

The MFF 2014-2020 allocates funds to several key areas, which include natural resources development (primarily aimed at agriculture and rural development), security and citizenship (which encompasses areas related to migration, security, and human rights), and smart and inclusive growth (which aims to promote innovation, employment, and economic growth across member states).

Cultural programming, while an important aspect of the EU's broader agenda, does not specifically align as a dedicated category in the MFF allocations. Instead, it typically falls under various programs or initiatives rather than representing a standalone allocation area in the MFF framework. This reflects a broader trend where cultural initiatives are funded through other programs, such as those focused on education, creativity, or social cohesion rather than having a dedicated budget line in the MFF allocation for that period.

Understanding these distinctions helps clarify why cultural programming