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Challenges of the 2014-20 programming period Annual conference of competitiveness operative programmes Double challenge: closing the old and launching the new programmes Budapest April 22-24,2015 Key questions on the achievements of 2007-2013 programming period • Have the structural funds contributed to the removal of regional disparities? • Were the structural funds an effective tool in preventing the negative impacts of financial crisis? • Were the member states successful in avoiding the problems which occurred in previous programming period(s)? • Why are we facing a high level of decommitment? Tangible benefits of cohesion policy in 2007-2013 ▫ Income has increased in the poorest EU regions with GDP per capita growing in these areas from 60.5 % of the EU average in 2007 to 62.7 % in 2010 ▫ 769 000 jobs created – at least 274 000 in SMEs ▫ 102 000 start-up companies supported ▫ 2 700 KM of new or reconstructed railways ▫ 25 800 KM of new or reconstructed roads ▫ Broadband access for 5 million citizens ▫ Access to clean drinking water for 4.2 million citizens ▫ ESF: 15 million participants per year ▫ 940 financial instruments in 25 Member States rising EUR 12.6 billion € OP funding (including EUR 8.36 billion structural Funds) for equity, loans and guarantees ▫ 72 920 research projects have been supported ▫ 11 050 projects improved the sustainability and attractiveness of towns and cities ▫ Has Europe become more competitive? And a better place for life? Challenges for 2014 – 2020 Programming Period Contents: The five targets for the EU in 2020 • Employment: 75% of the 20-64 year-olds to be employed • Research & Development: 3% of the EU's GDP to be invested in R&D • Climate change and energy sustainability: • Greenhouse gas emissions 20% (or even 30%, if the conditions are right) • 20% of energy from renewables • 20 % increase of energy efficiency • Education: • Reducing the rates of early school leavers below 10% • At least 20 million fewer people in or at risk of poverty and social exclusion • Fighting poverty and social exclusion: At least 20 million fewer people in or at risk of poverty and social exclusion Challenges for 2014 – 2020 Programming Period Contents: The five targets for the EU in 2020 • Employment: The crisis has widened disparities in employment rates, EU2020 employment target of 75 % is currently far from reach, Unemployment highest in the EU in over a decade; major risks for youth • Climate change and energy sustainability: Dispute over possible negative economic impacts for the competitiveness • Education: Early school leaving rates improve but significant challenges for education and training systems; • Fighting poverty and social exclusion: At-risk-of-poverty rates increased in 17 MS; Severe material deprivation is on the rise 11% of the EU population in 2012. It is worst in southern and eastern MS. Challenges for 2014 – 2020 Programming Period Contents: Structural and Implementation „bottlenecks“ • Financial instruments • Lessons learned from 2007-13 programming period • Sustainable Urban Development • No or little experience in some countries • Strategies to be prepared yet • Ability to draw the funds • (Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania) • Are managing authorities and other bodies shaped to effective implementation? • Are legal instruments properly set, especially procurement procedures? • Are administrative capacities sufficient and motivated? Thanks for your attention.
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