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How to measure the change generated by European Territorial Cooperation
EU Open Days Local Event
Venice, 27th of November 2014
Programme of the seminar
1) FIRST SESSION – New MA: the main challenges
2) SECOND SESSION – First Results envisaged by the programme
3) THIRD SESSION – Understanding of the programmes Sectoral programmes
4) FOURTH SESSION – Macro-regional strategies and ETC
‘France (Channel) England programme’
Overall eligible zone: 81,771.9 km2
Population: a little over 15 milion inhabitants (one third in France, two thirds in England)
Large tradition of cooperation (with the biggest infrastructure built in Europe)
‘Italy-Croatia programme’ (t33 perspective)
Programme Area
Surface % Population %
Croatia 28.341 33% 1.540.834 12%
Italy 57.221 67% 10.925.027 88%
Total 85.562100%
12.465.861100%
Basic characteristics – population and surface. Source: Croatian Bureau of Statistics and Italian National Institute of Statistics
It is an area characterized by: - historical strong tensions- sensitive issues (drilling theme
Cooperation
Cooperation
Development
Pilot
Strategy to reduce common
problems
Improvement of competencies
Exchange of practices
Relationships and networks
DG Regio Logical Framework
New MA: the main challenges for the France (Channel) England programme• Overcome the 2007-2013 period’s problems
• Risks of overlapping with other programmes
• New regulatory framework: e.g. new certification procedures, new tasks in programme management, communication, monitoring and evaluation
Italy-Croatia programme: new challenges of the MA (t33 perspective)
• Start up of a brand new programme (after the problems encountered by the 2007-2013 Adriatic-Ionian IPA programme)
• Modest availability of cross border territorial information
• New regulatory framework: e.g. new certification procedures, new tasks in programme management, communication, monitoring and evaluation
2) First results envisaged by the programme
New MA: the main challenges
France (Channel) England programme: results in the field of innovation
Investment Priority 1b: To increase the delivery and uptake of innovative products, processes, systems and services, to address common economic and societal challenges within the FCE area
Outputs: innovative products, services,
processes or systems; businesses and business
intermediaries cooperating with research institutions
Impact: creation and reinforcement of networks
(business clusters, research and training
centres, public sector and third sector).
Result: increase the delivery and uptake of
innovative products, processes, systems and
services, to address common economic and
societal challenges within the FCE area
Investment Priority 5a: “Supporting investment for adaptation to climate change, including ecosystem-based approaches”
Outputs: Mechanisms for the
exchange of information and data
Impact: Integrated approach to climate change adaptation.
Result: ensuring the population quality of
living following consequences of climate changes
Italy-Croatia programme: example of ‘environment related’ possible results
Investment Priority 7c: “Developing and improving environment-friendly (including low-noise) and low-carbon transport systems, including inland waterways and maritime transport, ports, multimodal links and airport infrastructure, in order to promote sustainable regional and local mobility”
Outputs: delivery of solutions for the adaptation and
improvement of port infrastructures
Impact: Improved accessibility and
multimodality (of the ports and main regional
hubs)
Result: Improved quality of maritime
transport services in the area
Italy-Croatia programme: example of ‘environment related’ possible results
3) Understanding of the programmes Sectoral
programmes
New MA: the main challenges
First results envisaged by the programme
France (Channel) England programme: expected added value with respect to sectoral cooperation (f.i. H2020) H2020 France (Channel) England
specialized partnership
specificity of call focus not necessarily in the scope of territory needs
territorial constraints in the partnership building
possibility to capture the territory needs at the level of the member states making up the programme
Italy-Croatia programme: expected added value with respect to sectoral cooperation (f.i. Life)
Life Italy-Croatia programme
specialized partnership
specificity of call focus not necessarily in the scope of territory needs
territorial constraints in the partnership building
possibility to capture the territory needs at the level of the member states making up the programme
4) Macro-regional strategies and ETC
New MA: the main challenges
Understanding of the programmes Sectoral programmes
First results envisaged by the programme
Macro-regional Strategies: Atlantic Arc Region – Channel programme
• The macro-regional strategy discussion was important during the programming phase?
• What synergies do you expect from the strategy?
Synergies between EUSAIR and Italy-Croatia programme
• The macro-regional strategy was important during the programming phase?
• In what measure do you expect that the programme will contribute to the achievement of the targets of the strategy?
Source: Regione Emilia-Romagnahttp://territorio.regione.emilia-romagna.it/sviluppo-coesione-e-cooperazione-territoriale/cooperazione-territoriale-europea/approfondimenti/cartina-eusair/view
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