EU Urban Agenda.

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EU Urban Agenda

What is it and why is it needed? Objective: Include urban dimension in policies Involve cities in the design Mobilise cities in the delivery Output: Action Plans for selected themes Actions (better legislation, better funding, better knowledge) Good projects to be scaled-up and transferred across the EU Governance: Work in partnership EU (COM + EP + CoR + EESC) Member States Cities (e.g. Eurocities and CEMR) Stakeholders (experts, NGOs, business, etc.)

What is the political context? Support by Member States Riga Declaration (2015) Pact of Amsterdam (foreseen May 2016) – under consultation GAC conclusions endorsing Pact of Amsterdam (June 2016) Support by the EP Westphal Report (2015) Regular meetings REGIO/ Urban Intergroup + MEPs Support by the CoR Opinion (2015, Bas) + Opinion (2016, Dunger-Löper) Support of EESC Opinion (2016, Haken)

What has been done so far? (1/2) Increased interest in the Commission Project Group (Šefčovič and Katainen) Regular inter-cabinets meetings EU Urban Agenda is in briefings of many Commissioners Strong links with the 'Juncker Priorities' Strong links with the Sustainable Development Goals (UN) Identification of 12 priority themes Agreement on governance (Partnerships)

What has been done so far? (2/2) Start of 4 pilot Partnerships Poverty, Migrants and refugees, Housing, Air quality First results in May Territorial Impact Assessment Methodology tested Development of an Urban Data Platfom Indicators, benchmarking October 2016

Working with Civil Society in delivering the EU Urban Agenda 1.Transparency 2. Partnerships 3. Wider group of stakeholders

Three other ambitious initiatives Mapping of EU urban initiatives Have a more coherent approach: = Reinforce complementarities, avoid bottlenecks, build on synergies End 2016 One-stop-shop Single entry point for cities and stakeholders Complete reliable and customised information Urban Innovative Actions Urban Lab of Europe Managed by COM and NPDC-Picardie 1st call launched (80 Mio) Projects start end 2016

ESIF for cities (2014-2020) ERDF: > half spent in cities (> € 100 B) Article 7 : € 15 B managed directly by cities ESF: € 1,2 B to sustainable urban development URBACT: € 96 Mio Urban Innovative Actions: € 370 Mio INTERREG Europe: € 425 Mio (a lot for cities) ESPON: € 49 Mio (part for urban studies)