Common Framework post 2013 – Learning Network Proposals

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Common Framework post 2013 – Learning Network Proposals

Common Framework Based on Article 10 of draft ESF Regulation Developed by Members States in cooperation with EC Modalities proposed for Common Framework to be endorsed by the ESF Committee → two documents presented to the ESF Committee: Explanatory note → only for information and explanation with basic overview Common Framework for implementing Transnational Cooperation under ESF 2014-2020 → for discussion, written comments and approval by beginning 2014 2 2

General Timetable 1Q 2014: Common themes and implementing modalities endorsed by the ESF Committee 1Q 2014: ESF launching conference 2Q 2014: EC invites MSs to participate in the Common Framework and nominate representatives to EU-level platform bodies 3Q 2014: EC Technical Assistance contracted and operational, Thematic Networks established, TNC Steering Group established 4Q 2014: EU-wide partner search database and central EU-level TNC website operational 3Q-4Q 2014: Development of timetable and parameters for first coordinated call 1Q-2Q 2015: Development of individual national/regional calls under the first coordinated call 2Q-3Q 2015: Launch of individual national/regional calls under the first coordinated call 3 3

Common Framework Common themes EU-level platform Bodies Tools Coordinated calls MS participation optional, but need for clarity on modalities and engagement 4 4

Common Themes Active labour market policy Inclusion Youth employment Based on feedback from MS and EC, TNC Network proposes following themes: Active labour market policy Inclusion Youth employment Learning and skills Adaptability Social economy Governance and public administration 5 5

EU-level platform - Bodies European Commission: responsible for TNC overall EC Technical Assistance (EC TA): supports EC, Thematic Networks, TNC Steering Group, Member States, funded from EC’s TA budget Thematic Networks: provide policy input incl. design for coordinated calls, funded under EC TA TNC Steering Group: oversight of and advice on TNC (particularly horizontal issues), chaired by EC, EC TA to be secretariat, funded under EC TA Member States: ensure national/regional level duties (e.g. launch individual calls, select projects), actively attend Thematic Networks and TNC Steering Group 6 6

EC Technical Assistance Leading of Thematic Networks on behalf of EC, convene meetings, draft minutes, reports, animation, preparation of background papers, arrange for travel and accommodation of Thematic Networks and Steering Group members Preparation and running of the partner search database and TNC website Monitoring of MS launching synchronised calls, reporting to EC and Steering Group, advice MS if needed, preparation of partner search fora (pre-matches projects, prepares agenda, facilitates the events, organises logistics, registration, premises) Dissemination and mainstreaming of projects results (organisation of events, round tables, inviting thematic experts, spreading info outside ESF circle, research) Organisation of TNs meetings (mutual learning in a given theme) Simple technical monitoring based on data from MS, limited evaluation of selected TNC partnerships 7 7

Thematic Networks I. To be established for each common theme and cover the full implementation period of the Common Framework Led, convened and chaired by the EC TA (on behalf of the EC), which will also provide the secretariat function; strategic oversight and decision making will be ensured by participating MSs Membership compulsory if an MS/MA wishes to participate in the Common Framework for a given theme (1 representative from MA, 1 expert) Membership open to MSs/MAs not participating in the Common Framework for a given theme with no voting rights on issues related to the Common Framework for the theme Key role in the organisation of coordinated calls, develop content related parameters for coordinated calls, focusing the relevant common theme according to members’ mutual interests and providing expertise in fields relevant to the theme concerned 8 8

Thematic Networks II. Ensure proper involvement of relevant stakeholders, representatives of relevant social partners and civil society shall be invited, including European level bodies covering particular sectors Ensure links to relevant national networks in participating MSs (where they exist) Define and communicate to the EC TA what information is required from the latter’s monitoring/evaluation activities and duly consider and follow up information received Contribute to the EC TA’s dissemination and mainstreaming activities, including input for the central website and inclusion of project results in policy 9 9

TNC Steering Group I. To cover the full implementation period of the Common Framework Led, convened and chaired by the EC, with EC TA supplying the secretariat function, MS and the EC together agree on the agenda and if needed on background papers that will be then prepared by the EC TA Membership compulsory for all MSs involved in the Common Framework Membership open to MSs not participating in the Common Framework; these MSs with no voting rights on issues related to the Common Framework To be the forum in which interested MSs/MAs come together to discuss TNC issues in general (including anything connected with the flexible approach) and the Common Framework in particular 10 10

TNC Steering Group II. Steers the Common Framework, develop the timetable and common parameters for coordinated calls, approving proposals for the partner search database and central website, and verifying that the services provided by the EU-level Platform are adequately serving the purposes for which they were designed Provides advice to the EC, EC TA and Thematic Networks on coordinated calls, particularly on issues of a horizontal nature (e.g. partner search, eligible expenditure) Coordination with relevant national and EU level programmes and previous initiatives (e.g. the present Learning Networks) 11 11

EU-level platform - Tools Partner search database Primary focus on project ideas or proposals Should be open for flexible approach Central EU-level website To follow on from current TNC website Analogous website for European Territorial Cooperation to be inspiration To cater for flexible approach as well as Common framework 12 12

Coordinated Calls Two cycles of calls launched over the programming period to cover all common themes, MSs participate only in themes of their interest Parameters of calls developed by Member States (via Thematic Networks and TNC Steering Group) Individual national/regional calls developed/launched on the basis of agreed parameters 13 13

Suggested method of project selection Majority of MS prefer two steps selection process: Other options are also possible provided that certain conditions are met with regard to the number of projects put forward for the partner search fora (and the related section of the partner search database) If partner search successful → projects are completed and assessed again Applications are assessed and selected (not yet incl. TN partners) Partner search events (only for preselected applicants) Calls are issued 14

Monitoring, dissemination, evaluation Monitoring of individual contracts rest with national/regional MAs; EC TA responsible for simple technical monitoring on EU level based on data from MSs. Dissemination/mainstreaming of project results should rest with TNC partners (supported by MSs); EC TA (Thematic Networks) shall support dissemination/mainstreaming of TNC partnership results at EU level. Impact Evaluation of TNC partnership on EU level will be ensured by EC to capture especially the added value of TNC projects. 15 15

Next steps in 2014 – activities of the TNC Network Draft Terms of Reference for Thematic Networks and TNC Steering Group Draft horizontal parameters for 1st coordinated call Draft specifications for the EU-wide partner search database Draft specifications for the EU-level website Draft of some kind of implementing manual for the Common framework (summary of suggested good practice) Draft example format for standard transnational cooperation agreement 16 16

Thank you for your attention! Please send your comments by 31 October 2013 to marketa.pechouckova@mpsv.cz and EMPL-ESF-COMMITTEE@ec.europa.eu 17 17

TLN Mobility (since Feb. 2013) A first step towards implementing the common framework TLN Mobility (since Feb. 2013) Objective: design and launch a coordinated call for transnational mobility measures for disadvantaged youth and young adults under the ESF 2014 to 2020 Partners: Germany (lead), Flanders, France/Region PACA, Ireland, Italy (national level, Trento), Poland, Portugal, Spain (national level, Catalonia, Galicia, Pays Vasco), Sweden

TLN Mobility invites ESF Committee to Midterm conference on “Tackling youth unemployment through transnational mobility – a coordinated response under the ESF 2014-2020” November 25 and 26 in Berlin learn more about the Network’s goal of designing and launching a coordinated call for transnational mobility measures for disadvantaged youth and young adults under the ESF 2014-2020 see the first results of the Transnational Partnership’s work since its start in February 2013 reflect on the possibility of participating with your national or regional ESF 2014-2020 in the coordinated action proposed by the Network For more info pls contact: Susanne.Strehle@bmas.bund.de