The Strategy of Regional Development of the Carpathians Carpathian Horizon 2020

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The Strategy of Regional Development of the Carpathians Carpathian Horizon 2020 AssociationCarpathian Euroregion Poland

Part 1 Current state of the Carpathian Euroregion

Current state of the CE Beginning 14 of February 1993 Debrecen, as a political initiative supported by Ministries of International Affairs of the Republic of Poland, Hungary and Ukraine. Territory The Carpathian Euroregion comprises 19 administrative units of five countries from Central and East Europe, which are Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Ukraine. Its total area is about 154.000 km 2 and it is inhabited by approximately 16 million people. Mission The Carpathian Euroregion wasdesigned to bring together the people who inhabit the region of the Carpathian Mountains and to facilitate their cooperation in the fields of science, culture, education, trade, tourism and economy.

Legal Status of the national parts of CE Polish National Part Association Carpathian Euroregion Poland - 2001 Slovak National Part Association Carpathian Euroregion Slovakia - 2009 Ukrainian National Part Association Carpathian Euroregion Ukraine - 2007 ACEP 2001 ACESN 2009 Structures of co-operation ACEU 2007 Hungary lack of the legal subjectivity Romania lack of the legal subjectivity??

Legal Status of the national parts of CE Poland s case Decentraliziation s mode Basic attributes of the Association model: legal subjectivity working structure composed on member self- governments working system of the coordination of the activities of the members common planning, programming and realization of the projects TARNOBRZESKI STALOWOWOLSKI NIŻAŃSKI good method of the representation of the local and regional interests MIELECKI KOLBUSZOWSKI National Part of the CE can be strong partner in the regional development and territorial cooperation processes STRZYŻOWSKI ŁAŃCUCKI PRZEWORSKI U K R A I N A Identification of the local communities with idea of the Euroregion JASIELSKI legal possibilities of the application for EU sources for organization S Ł O W A C J A

Legal Status of the national parts of CE Poland s case Association s Carpatian Euroregion Poland atributes 62 members: local self-governments Status as a implementing authority and management institution for Phare CBC and INTERREG IIIA and European Territorial Cooperation programs STALOWOWOLSKI Implementation by Association more than 250 CBC projects with total budget the 5 000 000 EUR TARNOBRZESKI NIŻAŃSKI Status as a implementing institution within Polish Slovak European Teritorial Cooperation Program 2007 2013 Status as operator of the umbrella projects within European Neighborhood and Partnership Instrument Poland Belarus Ukraine 2007 2013 MIELECKI KOLBUSZOWSKI STRZYŻOWSKI ŁAŃCUCKI PRZEWORSKI U K R A I N A JASIELSKI S Ł O W A C J A

Legal Status of the national parts of CE Poland s case Association s Carpatian Euroregion Poland as a implementing authority promotion of the programs formal and technical assessment publishing of the call for proposals collecting application form and registration of the projects formal and technical assessment Association Carpathian Euroregion Poland signing the contracts with beneficiaries monitoring and controlling of the projects calculate and finalizing the projects Monitoring Contarctations Benefiiciaries Call for proposals Aplicants reporting to the National Managing Institution (Ministry for Regional Development) and to the European Commission (DG Regio) Realization Projects Project ideas Partner Aplicants Partner

Part 3 Conception Carpathian Horizon 2020

The story begin. 13 10 2005 Brussels

Carpathian Horizon 2020 history 2005 the first presentation of the concept of CH 2020 in Brussels (meeting with the Commissioner of Regional Development - D. Hubner) 2006 2009 the evolution and promotion of initiatives/institutional adaptation/creation of collaborative structures 2010 2011 institutionalization of the initiative/establishment of the Programme Council and the Secretariat of the Strategy 2011 promotion of the initiative/conferences/media activities/statements of support for the initiative 30 czerwca 2011 resolution of the Podkarpackie Voivodeship Council supported CH 2020 28 marca 2012 the first Meeting in the Ministry of Regional Development on CH 2020

The idea of Carpathian Horizon2020 I. Implementation of the mission of the Association of Carpathian Euroregion Poland by the creation of the Strategy of Regional Development of the Carpathians -"Carpathian Horizon 2020" as a macroregional strategy at European level. II. Coordination in preparation of operational programs within the Euroregion area /Strategy III. Creation of a special operational program for the Carpathian Region in the perspective2014-2020: one of the financial instruments of the Strategy for Regional Development of the Carpathians "Carpathian Horizon 2020" IV. Creation of the Euroregional Cooperation System of both public and private sectors and NGOs

Carpathian Horizon 2020 backgrounds Condition I geographical geographic environment and the cultural and natural heritage is determined by the fact that the axis of this area is one of the longest and highest mountain ranges in Europe Condition II economic all areas in this region are peripheral to the centers of development on the country level. Thus the area is similar within in terms of economic, environmental and cultural, and all included regions share common resources and demonstrate considerable interdependence Condition III political most of the length of the border of the Carpathians is the border between the EU and the second largest in population the EU's neighbours in Europe: Ukraine. Its participation as an active actor is one of the crucial conditions in the process of development of the region

Carpathian Horizon2020 territorial extent Polish side : podkarpackie voivodeship (NUTS II: podkarpackie voivodeship) Slovak side: Prešov Region and Košice (NUTS II: Východné Slovensko) Hungarian side - county: Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén, Heves, Nógrád (NUTS II: Észak-Magyarország) and County: Hajdú-Bihar, Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg (NUTS II: Észak-Alföld) Ukrainian side - region: Lviv, Zakarpacki, Ivano-Frankivsk and Chernigovskaya Romanian side - districts: Bihor, Bistriţa-Năsăud, Kluż, Marmarosz, Satu Mare and Sălaj (NUTS II Nord-Vest) and districts: Bacău, Botoszany, Jassy, Neamţ, Suczawa, Vaslui (NUTS II Nord-Est)

Carpathian Horizon2020 proposed solutions 1. Innovative / competitive region with a high economic potential (1)Implementation of the "Card of Small Business": support for entrepreneurship, intensification of SMEs and increase of the efficient use of human resources; (2)Development of the connexionbetweenr & D and business; (3) Internal strengthening of innovation; 2. Region with high social and human capital (1) Development of education and human resources; (2) Intensification of NGOs; (3) Prevention againstnegative demographic trends; (4) Development of culture;

Carpathian Horizon2020 proposed solutions 3. Sustainable region (1) Development of cities; (2) Development of transport networks, energy and telecommunication; (3) Environment and Natural Resources; (4) Rural development and strengthening of sustainable agriculture and forestry; (5) Tourism; 4. The region of strong institutional links (1)Promotion and branding for the region of the Carpathians; (2)Networking and promoting of international cooperation; (3)Development of the internal network and facilities.

Carpathian Horizon 2020 documents The Staregy of Regional Development of the Carphatians Carpathian Horizon 2020. This is a basic strategic document for the area of the Carpathians. The strategy includes a clarification of the strategic choices, the division into four pillars according to priority issues. The document presents the area of support, time span, financing and the system of implementation and management of the strategy. Carpathian Horizon 2020 Action Plan. This is an operational document which details activities in the different pillars: indicates the list of actions, shows the list of flag projects relevant to the Strategy, indicates all members which will coordinate activities within the various pillars. The Operational Programme for the Carpathians 2014-2020 is intended to be an element of funding of the Development Startegy of the Carpathians "Carpathian Horizon 2020". Therefore the strategy will be subordinate in terms of objectives and planned effects. The program will be divided into priorities and actions, it will describe the management, control, monitoring of indicator achievement of the objectives, budget allocations etc.. The Complement of the Operational Programme -will be operational document for the program. It will contain details of: the list of beneficiaries, indicative list of types of projects under the respective actions, the system of project selection, funding including eligible costs, reporting system etc.

Carpathian Horizon2020 the content of the strategy - The characteristic of the macroregion developmental problems - SWOT analysis -Achievements of public intervention / programs of the macroregion - Key challenges against objectives and priorities - The Management System -The added value

Analysis of the EU support for Carpathians to the year 2013 UE programs during perspectives 2007 2013: PL-UA-BY ENPI PL-SK HU-SK-RO-UA ENPI HU-SK HU-RO RO-UA-MD ENPI

Aim of the Conception Carpathian Horizon 2020 Carpathian Space Programe 2007 2013 2014 2020

Aim of the Conception Carpathian Horizon 2020 Carpathian Space Programe 2007 2013 Structures Strategy Procedures 2014 2020 Political support

Programming structures of the conception Advisory Committee consultations Steering Committee Support to the process decisions reporting Co-ordination Team Co-ordination Project Team 1 Project Team 2 Project Team n

Implementation System of the CSP 2012 (proposal) Joint Monitoring Committee Joint Managing Authority International level Joint Technical Secretariat Branch Office 1 Branch Office 1 Branch Office 1 Branch Office 1 Project 1 Project 1 Project 1 Project 1 Project 2 Project 2 Project 2 Project 2 Project 3 Project 3 Project 3 Project 3 Country level Country level Country level Country level

Lessons learnt from Europe Euregio Meuse Rhin Program Carpathian Space Programe Alpine Space Programe

Links to the future Carpathian Horizon Eastern Partnership Carpathian Convention Danube Co-operation Area

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