URBACT III LAUNCH EVENT Brussels, 16 March 2015. The URBACT III programme  Objectives & Activities  Thematic coverage  3 Types of network  Beneficiaries.

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URBACT III LAUNCH EVENT Brussels, 16 March 2015

The URBACT III programme  Objectives & Activities  Thematic coverage  3 Types of network  Beneficiaries  How to join  Provisional calendar

URBACT III – 4 main objectives  To improve the capacity of cities to manage sustainable urban policies and practices in an integrated and participative way  To improve the design of integrated urban & sustainable strategies/ action plans in cities  To improve the implementation of integrated urban & sustainable strategies/ action plans in cities  To ensure that practitioners and decision makers at all levels have access to knowledge and share know- how on all aspects of sustainable urban development

3 MAIN STRANDS OF ACTIVITIES TRANSNATIONAL NETWORKS Diversified offer for European cities 3 types of networks CAPACITY- BUILDING Enhanced framework to support local stakeholders CAPITALISATION DISSEMINATION New tools for improved capitalisation and dissemination of knowledge Eg URBACT National Dissemination Points

THEMATIC COVERAGE URBACT III to cover 10 Thematic Objectives  Research, technological development and innovation (TO1)  Access to, use and quality of ICT (TO2)  Competitiveness of SMEs (TO3)  Shift towards a low carbon economy in all sectors (TO4)  Climate change adaptation, risk prevention & management (TO5)  Environment & resource efficiency (TO6)  Sustainable transport & bottlenecks in key network infrastructures (TO7)  Employment and labour mobility (TO8)  Social inclusion & combating poverty (TO9)  Education, skills & lifelong learning (TO10) Thematic concentration 70% networking resources to be allocated to TO Integrated approach Networks to select one main TO yet should explore contributions to other TO

URBACT III Networks – a diversified offer 3 types of networks proposed  Action Planning Networks  Implementation Networks  Transfer Networks

Action-planning networks Main purpose To support cities with the design of integrated sustainable urban strategies/ action plans Who? Cities sharing common urban challenges and willing to address them by developing integrated solutions Expected outcomes Integrated strategies/ action plans for sustainable urban development Integrated action plans on one or several policy areas (to operationalise an existing strategy) Learning and recommendations for EU cities

Implementation networks Main purpose To support cities with the implementation of integrated sustainable urban strategies/ action plan Who? Cities implementing integrated strategies and action plans having secured different types of funding, including cities implementing integrated urban strategies and actions under article 7 (eg ITI, CLLD) Expected outcomes Enhanced implementation of integrated strategies/ action plans for sustainable urban development (monitoring, timely delivery of actions, etc.) Learning and recommendations for EU cities

Transfer networks Main purpose To support cities with the transfer of good practice so as to improve the implementation of integrated sustainable urban strategies/ action plans Who? Cities willing to transfer practices of integrated urban development identified and tested in other EU cities Expected outcomes Transferred good practice in receiving cities Enhanced good practice Learning and recommendations for EU cities

Common features of URBACT networks  Beneficiaries  Partnerships  Funding

MAIN BENEFICIARIES  Main beneficiaries Cities from EU 28 Member States, Norway & Switzerland including:  Cities, municipalities, towns without limit of size  Infra-municipal tiers of government  Metropolitan authorities & organized agglomerations  Other beneficiaries  Local agencies  Provincial, regional and national authorities  Universities and research centers All beneficiaries shall be public or public equivalent bodies

PARTNERSHIPS  A lead partner city  A limited number of partners  8-12 partners in Action-planning & Implement° networks  6-8 partners in Transfer networks  A majority of cities – 3 non-city partners max  Balance between partners from less developed regions and partners from more developed/ transition regions

FUNDING  Network budget = / euros  Budget = ERDF + local contributions from partners - Less developed & Transition: 85% ERDF - More developed: 70% ERDF  Additional envelope for expert support up to euros/ network  Ongoing support from the URBACT Secretariat (tools, methods, training, etc.)

Transnational Exchange ERDF co-financing Co-financing from ERDF of beneficiary cities and other eligible beneficiaries for the actions implemented  Less developed and transition regions shall receive 85% ERDF contribution  More developed shall receive 70% ERDF contribution

PROVISIONAL CALENDAR 2015  End March 2015 Launch 1°call for Action-planning networks  Beginning 2016 Launch 1°call for Transfer networks Launch 1° call for Implementation networks

1st CALL FOR ACTION-PLANNING NETWORKS  A 2-stage process  Calendar

Submission First proposal Eligibility check & Assessment Approval by MC & funding Eligibility check & Assessment Approval by MC & funding 6-month to develop Final proposal Submission of Final proposal 24 month to implement network activities and deliver Call for Proposals Eligibility check & Assessment Approval by MC & funding Eligibility check & Assessment Approval by MC & funding !!! Initial partnership with identified common urban challenge Extended partnership with complete network proposal

PROVISIONAL CALENDAR 1st CALL FOR ACTION-PLANNING NETWORKS  End March 2015: 1st call Action-planning  April- 16 June 2015: applicants preparing bids  16 June 2015: submission of proposals  July-Aug 2015: eligibility check & assessment  Sept 2015: MC approval funding 6-month preparatory phase  Mid Sept Mid March 2016: 6-month Prep Phase  Mid March 2016: submission Final Proposals  March-April 2016: eligibility check & assessment  April 2016: MC final approval funding for network  April 2016-April 2018: 24-month for network activities Partner search facility on URBACT website URBACT FEST Riga, 6-8 May 2015

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