structural funds 2007 – 2013 new opportunities for local development
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STRUCTURAL FUNDS 2007 – 2013 new opportunities for local development. by Laura Modestino for the Italian Ministry for EU Policies. Plovdiv, March 5 2007. The present slides are exscusively meant to support the Author’s speech. introduction. This presentation consists of four sections: - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
STRUCTURAL FUNDS2007 – 2013
new opportunities for local development
by Laura Modestino for the Italian Ministry for EU Policies
Plovdiv, March 5 2007
The present slides are exscusively meant to support the Author’s speech
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introduction
This presentation consists of four sections:
1. The enlargement process of the EU2. Cohesion in the revised Lisbon
Agenda 3. The 2006 Reform of Structural Funds4. Innovative elements for the
Regional/Local Authorities in 2006-2013 package
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section 1
The enlargement process of the European Union
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1/introduction 1
1957 Belgiun, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and Netherlands
established the European Economic Community and
the European Community for Atomic Energy (Euratom)
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1/introduction 2
From the 6 founding States, to… …9 in 1973 - Denmark, Ireland and the United Kngdom
…10 in 1981- Greece…12 in 1986 – Portugal and Spain
…15 in 1995 - Austria, Finland and Sweden…25 in 2004 – starts the 5th enlargement with the
membership of 10 States:
Cyprus, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia… 27 in 2007 –accomplishment of the 5th
enlargement with the membership of Bulgaria and RomaniaThe event allows the reunification of
Europe
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1/the scenery of enlargement
• Increased development disparities, • Heavier disparities in Eastern Regions• More difficult employment situation
Beyond that, the EU shall cope with • economic reconstruction deriving from globalisation, • opening of new international markets, • technological revolution, • economic growth and the development of the
knowledge society, • ageing increase • migration flows increase.
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section 2
Cohesion in the Lisbon Agenda(according to the mid-term review held in
2005)
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2/introduction
Intervention key sectors in the Lisbon strategy
• Internal Market (effective)• Trade (free and fair)• Legislative procedures (trasparent, participated and more
effective)• Infrastructures (better)• Research&Development (more investments)• Innovation (support to)• Industrialisation (reinforcing the industrial platform)• Employment (job creation, improve access of women in the
labour market towards equal treatment for men and women, better working conditions)
• Working force (higher qualification pro adaptability)• Education and Training (systems improvement and long life
learning)
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2/Lisbon Agenda and cohesion policy 2007-2013
Lisbon National Reform Programmes - Ensuring that Lisbon priorities are fully integrated into cohesion policy programmes
Earmarking - Increase the share of cohesion policy spending on "Lisbon" activities through earmarking– 60% Convergence – 75% Regional Competitiveness and Employment
New instruments – JASPERS, JEREMIE, and JESSICA
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2/The Community Strategic Guidelines 2007
- 2013 Accoring to the Lisbon strategy, the co-financed programmes within the cohesion policy will have to converge the assigned resources for implementing three main priorities:
1.improving the attractiveness of Regions and Cities in member States by improving their accessability, as well as by assuring fair services quality also through the safeguard of their environment potential
2.encouraging innovation, entrepreneurship and growth in the knowledge economy by supporting research and innovation, including new information/communication technologies
3.creating more better jobs, by encouraging business creation, and supporting companies, improving workers as well as enterprises adaptability with increased investment in human resources.
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Section 3
The 2006 Structural Funds Reform
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3/introduction
Key principles of the Reform
Concentration: a more strategic approach according to the Community geographic or thematic priorities
Simplification: reduction of regulations and objectives; one fund per each programme; proportionality within evaluation and control
Decentralization: stronger participation of Regions and local Authorities
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3/key principles 2007- 2013 – 1concentration
Objectives of strategic intervention:-Convergence and competitiveness (reducing the disparities)
- Regional competitiveness and employment (to encourage economic growth in industrial areas as well as in urban and rural ones)
- European Territorial cooperation (to promote cooperation between member States, to support integration)
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3/key principles – 2 simplification - lawmaking
EFRD RegulationESF RegulationCohesion fund Regulation
EFRD RegulationESF RegulationCohesion fund Regulation
Commission Regulation information and publicity, financial control, financial corrections
Commission Regulation information and publicity, financial control, financial corrections
Council unanimous decision, EP opinion
EFRD, ESF: co-decision procedure;Cohesion fund: consultation
Regulation for the European grouping of territorialcooperation (EGTC)
Regulation for the European grouping of territorialcooperation (EGTC)
General Regulation on EFRD, ESF and Cohesion Fund
General Regulation on EFRD, ESF and Cohesion Fund
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3/key principles – 2.1 simplification - financial instruments
Only 3 Structural funds
Cohesion Regional Social
Development
in coordination withEIB EAFRD FIFG
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Financial allocation 308.041.000.000 €
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3/key principles – 3decentralisation
•Institutional partnership
•Concentration
Territorialization
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3/2000-2006 vs. 2007 - 2013
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2000-2006 - 2007-2013 -
ObjectivesFinancial instruments Objectives
Financial instruments
Cohesion Fund Cohesion Fund Convergence ERDF
Objective 1 ERDF - ESF
- ESF - Cohesion Fund
-
EAGGF-Guarantee and
- -EAGGF- Guidance
- FIFG - -
Objective 2 ERDF
Regional Competitiveness and Employment ERDF
- ESF regional level ESF
Objective 3 ESF
national level: European Employment Strategy -
Interreg ERDFEuropean Territorial Cooperation ERDF
URBAN ERDF - -
EQUAL ESF - -
Leader+ EAGGF - Guidance - -
Rural development and restructuring of the fisheries sector apart from Objective 1
EAGGF - Guarantee - -
FIFG - -
9 Objectives 6 instruments 3 Objectives 3 instruments
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ESFESF Cohesion FundConvergence
Regional Competitivenessand Employment
European Territorial Co-operation
EFRD
EFRD
infrastructures, innovation,
Investmentis,etc.
training,employment, etc.
Member StatesGDP/pc < 90%
Infrastructures environment
and transportation Renewable energy
All member States and Regions
Objectives Structural Funds and Actions
3/ Objectives, Structural Funds, Actions
(fonte Commissione europea)
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ESFESF
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3/territorialization of objectives
(source European Commission)
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6,6
32,1
47,4
0,9
6,5 5,6
35,7
9,9
40,4
6,4
1,5
6,1
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
1A Competitiveness 1B Cohesion 2 Natural resources 3 Justice 4 Global role 5 Administration
2006
2013
2006 vs. 2013 in % (fonte Commissione
europea)
3/ financial allocation per objectives
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3/ new financial instruments
Jaspers – Joint Assistance in Supporting Projects in European Regions (Commission – EIB – EBRD)
Jeremie – Joint European Resources for Micro to medium Enterprises (Commission – EIB – EIF)
Jessica - Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas (Commission – EIB – Council of Europe Development Bank)
TA major projects
Convergence
Financial support
Growth and cohesion policy in the enlarged Union
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3/new managing instrumentsThe European Grouping for Territorial Co-operation
EGTC the first EU instrument offering a legal framework to
territorial cooperation joint bodies Aimto facilitate cross-border, transnational and/or inter-regional co-operation between regional and local authorities.
CompostionMember States Regional AuthoritiesLocal Athorities Bodies governed by public law
Associations consisting of such bodies
EGTC members coming from at least two member States
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section 4
2007-2013 packageDecentralization
Innovative elements for Regional/Local Authorities
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4/Decentralization – 1 institutional partnership
Council’s Regulation 1083/2006
AIMS•Integration of interventions and actions•Integration with local development instruments•Coordination and integration of the instruments for local government
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FRAMEWORKSProgramming Management Control
IMPLEMENTATIONSub-delegation AuthoritiesGlobal grant ManagingAudit Intermediate Body Certifying
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4/Decentralization – 2 the Italian approach
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GIURIDICAL FRAMEWORK• Italian Constitution – Title V• Act 265/199 (Legge 3 agosto 1999, n. 265)• TUEL – Unified Text for Local Authorities• CIPE Deliberation of March 31 1997
MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS• Programme Institutional Agreement
Government – Regions• Framework Programme Agreements
(Govt/Regions, interregional)