The 2 nd Call for Proposals Thematic Poles Meeting 09 June 2009 - Paris.

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The 2 nd Call for Proposals Thematic Poles Meeting 09 June Paris

Prague Monitoring Committee I Sunday, 12 October 2014 I Page 2 › To improve the thematic coverage resulting from the 1st call › To address current challenges:  the crisis and its consequences  the climate change and its impact › To improve the efficiency of local urban policies by developing integrated and sustainable approaches Main objectives

Main features › Call for the creation of 15 new projects:  12 Thematic networks  3 Working groups › All project proposals to refer to the current context characterized by the consequences of the crisis and the impact of climate change › All project proposals to address exclusively 1 of the 16 priority topics defined for this call

Prague Monitoring Committee I Sunday, 12 October 2014 I Page 4 Priority Axe I Cities, Engines of Growth & Jobs 1.1. Promoting Entrepreneur ship › Promoting inclusive entrepreneurship through outreaching for potential new entrepreneurs (with a focus on specific groups such as young people, women, the elderly, immigrants/ ethnic minorities, etc.) › Strategies for urban economies facing the crisis through the promotion of entrepreneurship, support to local enterprises, cooperation with universities, etc Improving Innovation and Knowledge Economy › Policies for the development of and access to ICT for all citizens and in particular for disadvantaged groups suffering from the effects of the digital divide › The role of cities in boosting innovation and knowledge economy, especially by promoting eco-businesses and eco- innovation 1.3. Employment and Human Capital › Increasing the employability of groups with low accessibility to the labour market (with a focus on older workers, women, young people, early school leavers, ethnic minorities, the long- term unemployed, the homeless and the handicapped) › Improving the matching between needs and supply of skills and qualifications, and recognising generic competences (especially in times of demographic and structural changes) Thematic coverage: Proposal Axe I

Prague Monitoring Committee I Sunday, 12 October 2014 I Page 5 Priority Axe II Attractive & Cohesive cities 2.1. Integrated development of deprived areas and areas at risk of deprivation › Renovating degraded public spaces and improving the attractiveness and accessibility of deprived urban areas › Integrated policies for urban renewal (e.g. city- centers, high-density areas, etc Social inclusion › Achieving greater social inclusion by facilitating the integration of marginalised groups (homeless, young people, Roma people, etc.) and migrants/ ethnic minorities, by combating social and spatial segregation and improving access to services (especially in deprived neighbourhoods) › Dealing with demographic change, especially in small and medium sized cities (e.g. in cases of severe population decline) Thematic coverage: Proposal Axe II (1/2)

Prague Monitoring Committee I Sunday, 12 October 2014 I Page 6 Priority Axe II Attractive & Cohesive cities 2.3. Environmen tal issues › Urban development and climate change (reducing the carbon footprint, etc.) › Integrated policies for energy- efficiency in cities and the use of renewable energy resources in urban areas › Protecting natural resources and improving the physical environment (including waste management; designing and implementing urban strategies for improving air quality, waste water treatment, water quality and supply as well as reducing environmental noise; moving to a recycling society; using renewable energies; monitoring the environment; creating and expanding high quality public spaces; redeveloping brownfield & waste disposal sites, etc.) › Integrated policies for sustainable transport systems, especially by supporting smarter urban transport, promoting less polluting vehicles and the use of alternative means of transport, improving the affordability, efficiency and effectiveness of public transport, especially linked to the accessibility of deprived urban neighbourhoods 2.4. Governance & Urban Planning › Urban-rural linkages (Governance and Management issues) › The role of Managing Authorities of Operational Programmes in integrated urban development policies (Working Group) Thematic coverage: Proposal Axe II (2/2)

Calendar › Call to be published mid-June 2009 › Deadline for project submission: 18 September 2009 › Submission to Monitoring Committee for approval of Development phase: November 2009

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