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South East Europe 2020: Jobs and Prosperity in a European Perspective September 2013

Rationale for SEE 2020 ? 1.Preparations for future membership suggest that the Europe 2020 policy goals and implementation methods are pertinent to enlargement countries, with a strong need to adjust the strategy to regions needs, making it more realistic and credible 2.Help anchor reform efforts into an overarching growth and development agenda and refocus on growth and competitiveness 3.Introduce greater coherence and coordination into the regional cooperation framework SEE 2020 materialized as a response to Europe 2020, as the region was left out of the main European growth framework:

Ministries of economy – Main Catalyst Regional vision-building efforts channeled through SEE Investment Committee, main regional body for competitiveness and investment-related reforms: At the Ministerial meeting on November 24, 2011: – Adopted SEE 2020 Vision – Provided clear mandate to the RCC/SEEIC and national administrations to engage on regional strategy development – Secured resources for the strategy At the Ministerial meeting on November 9, 2012: – Adopted 11 regional and 77 national headline targets to be reached by 2020

Integrated growth deeper regional trade and investment linkages and policies enhancing the flow of goods, investment, services and persons Integrated growth deeper regional trade and investment linkages and policies enhancing the flow of goods, investment, services and persons Smart growth commitment to compete on value added, promoting knowledge and innovation across the board Smart growth commitment to compete on value added, promoting knowledge and innovation across the board Sustainable growth enhancing competitiveness, entrepre- neurship and a commitment to greener and more energy-efficient development Sustainable growth enhancing competitiveness, entrepre- neurship and a commitment to greener and more energy-efficient development Inclusive growth skills development, employment creation and labour market participation by all, including vulnerable groups and minorities Inclusive growth skills development, employment creation and labour market participation by all, including vulnerable groups and minorities Governance for growth improving the capacity of public administrations to strengthen the rule of law and reduce corruption so as to create a business-friendly environment Governance for growth improving the capacity of public administrations to strengthen the rule of law and reduce corruption so as to create a business-friendly environment Five pillars of SEE 2020

Increase of GDP per capita relative to the EU Growth of Total Trade in Goods and Services SEE 2020 Embodied in 11 Headline Targets Reduction of Trade Deficit Growth of intra-regional trade in goods Growth of overall FDI inflows Integrated growth Overall 122% 7.6 p.p. 144% 158%

SEE 2020 Embodied in 11 Headline Targets Growth of GDP per person employed Growth of overall employment rate Increase of government effectiveness Inclusive growth Smart growth Growth of Highly Qualified Workforce Sustainable growth Growth of enterprise creation Growth of exports of goods and services per capita Governance f/growth 33% 20% 138% 20%

Guiding principles of SEE Added value to national efforts – synergy 2.Decentralized development and implementation 3.Quantifiable indicators and measurable progress 4.Clear governance structure and political support Strong link with IPA 2

SEE 2020 Development Process Development of SEE 2020 divested to regional structures that: – Are able to play a leading role within each pillar – Are functionally aligned with SEE 2020 policy dimensions – Have capacity to work on development and can build capacity for implementation – Have, or are willing to put in place adequate governance mechanisms Wide-ranging consultations with national administrations and other partners – More than 1,000 people directly involved in the process so far – Process expected to continue until end of September when the draft Strategy should be finalized

Pillar 1: Integrated growth Dimension:A. F REE T RADE A REA Ministries/ agencies:Ministries in charge of trade; Ministries in charge of economy; other related institutions Measures Elimination of tariffs and quotas, completion of liberalisation of trade in agricultural products Elimination of non-tariff (technical, sanitary and phytosanitary) barriers to trade Facilitation of trade through employing transparency tools and the elimination of non-automatic import licences contravening WTO and EU practice Liberalisation of trade in services via reducing restrictiveness in this area Facilitation of free flow of investment through coordination of investment policies and promotion, and better protection of investors and investment Dimension:B. C OMPETITIVE E CONOMIC E NVIRONMENT Ministries/agencies:Ministries in charge of trade; Ministries in charge of economy; other related institutions Measures Strengthen competition policy creating a Trade Defence Instrument Free Trade Area in the region Strengthen intellectual property rights through better protection of trademarks Create a functioning public procurement market in the region Dimension:C. I NTEGRATION INTO THE G LOBAL E CONOMY Ministries/ agencies:Ministries in charge of trade; Ministries in charge of economy; other related institutions Measures: Prioritise and implement business climate reforms Improve market access through completing a single diagonal cumulation zone under the PEM and the harmonisation of MFN duties in the region towards EU CET Establish an investment concept to enhance participation in regional supply chains and global supply networks

Pillar 2: Smart growth Dimension:D. H UMAN C APITAL D EVELOPMENT Ministries/ agencies:Ministries in charge of education Measures Increase quality, focus on qualifications and mobility Introduce policies to increase equitable access to high quality education and implement measures to prevent early-school leaving and drop-out and improve completion rates at all levels Dimension:E. R&D AND I NNOVATION Ministries/agencies:Ministries in charge of science; Ministries in charge of economy; other related institutions Measures Establish a Research Excellence Fund to strengthen research capabilities and promote research excellence Introduce a Technology Transfer programme to stimulate industry-science collaboration, produce marketable research Create an early stage start-up programme using both non-financial and financial instruments to support a viable long-term market for innovation finance. Dimension:F. D IGITAL S OCIETY Ministries/ agencies:Ministries in charge of information society, other respective ministries and agencies Measures: Prioritise and implement business climate reforms Improve market access through completing a single diagonal cumulation zone under the PEM and the harmonisation of MFN duties in the region towards EU CET Establish an investment concept to enhance participation in regional supply chains and global supply networks Dimension:G. C ULTURE AND C REATIVE I NDUSTRIES Ministries/ agencies:Ministries in charge of information society, other respective ministries and agencies Measures: Develop common approaches to rehabilitating regional heritage Establishment of the Regional Film Fund (RFF) to complement available national and Euro-level funds Implementation of a regional Design Incubator

Pillar 3: Sustainable Growth Dimension:H. R ESOURCE E FFICIENCY Ministries/ agencies:Ministries in charge of energy, transport, environment; other related institutions Measures Improve the energy and transport intensity of GDP Enhance utilization rates of thermal plants and the energy network infrastructure Increase share of renewable energy in final energy consumption Improve the utilization rate of railway infrastructure Introduce instruments for reducing energy consumption and costs per unit of transport service Put in place measures to improve the ratio of railway and waterborne transport and facilitate air transport (including harmonization of air traffic management) Develop and put in place measures and instruments to decrease polluting (SO2, NOx and PM 10, 2.5) emissions Develop and introduce measures and instruments to reduce the volume of waste material disposed to land-fills Adopt climate change adaptation measures and increase protected and forest areas Dimension:I. C OMPETITIVENESS Ministries/agencies:Ministries in charge of economy; other related institutions Measures Develop regional activities to support SME development, including clustering and FDI–SME linkages Enhancing regional value chains through sector-specific actions Regional activities to support greater access to finance Peer review of SME development and policy, relying on harmonised SME statistics Coordinated efforts to improve business integrity Enhanced regional cooperation in the area of tax and competition policy

Pillar 4: Inclusive Growth Dimension:J. E MPLOYMENT Ministries/ agencies:Ministries in charge of energy, transport, environment; other related institutions Measures Build regional capacity for harmonized monitoring of migration and mobility with a view to a gradual lifting of labour market restrictions in the region. Apply modern approaches in labour market governance that stimulate employment, including the flexicurity approach, evidence based policy making, and partnerships for labour market transition. Tackle informal employment through an exchange of information and experiences, improved inter- institutional and intra-regional cooperation and by testing appropriate policy measures Promote social economy initiatives: setting up a regulatory framework, networking, sharing know-how and identifying good practices Dimension:K. H EALTH Ministries/agencies:Ministries in charge of economy; other related institutions Measures Develop regional activities to support SME development, including clustering and FDI–SME linkages Enhancing regional value chains through sector-specific actions Regional activities to support greater access to finance Peer review of SME development and policy, relying on harmonised SME statistics Coordinated efforts to improve business integrity Enhanced regional cooperation in the area of tax and competition policy

Pillar 5: Governance for growth Dimension:L. E FFECTIVE P UBLIC S ERVICES Ministries/ agencies:Ministries in charge of PAR Measures Rely on e-governance especially at the local level to ensure efficiency and a lack of bias Introduce a procedure for continuous improvement of the competence of public officials Review the relations between various levels of government to ensure full respect of the principle of subsidiarity Consider introducing elements of fiscal decentralisation in order to improve the responsibility of local governments Dimension:M. A NTI - CORRUPTION Ministries/agencies:Ministries in charge of trade; Ministries in charge of economy; other related institutions Measures Introduce simple, clear, enduring and transparent rules of access to public services Increase public awareness through regular reports and by supporting independent agencies Rely on competitive procedures and avoid direct deals especially in public procurement Introduce regular evaluations of all government programmes and projects and independent auditing Dimension:N. J USTICE Ministries/ agencies:Ministries in charge of trade; Ministries in charge of economy; other related institutions Measures: Introduce a comprehensive and enduring system of education and increased competence in the judiciary Introduce regulation that supports alternative dispute resolution and their complementarity with the judicial system

Prioritization through sectors integrated smart sustainable inclusive governance Prioritize removal of trade barriers of raw materials, intermediate and final products Liberalize manufacturing-related services (e.g. integrated logistics services) Incentivize investment in the given sector Identify regional skills-gaps and skills mismatches within the sector with an objective to install mutual recognition arrangements for the given profession Prioritize infrastructure investment geared towards supporting the value chain Mutual recognition arrangements Piloting alternative dispute resolution methods for the given sectors Automate licensing and concessionary procedures through e-gov services (e.g. paperless customs) E XAMPLE : A UTOMOBILE PARTS SECTOR

SEE 2020 Implementing Structure pillar: integrate d growth pillar: smart growth pillar: sustainab le growth pillar: inclusive growth pillar: governan ce SEE 2020 RCC GovBoard SEEICCEFTA RAI TFCS R&D Platform ERI SEE RESPANALAS e-SEE REC SEEIC IGWGSD SEECEL SEEHN Ministries of education, employment, social affairs, health Ministries of economy, energy, environment, agriculture, transport Ministries of education, science, information society, culture Ministries of PAR, justice, interior, judicial authorities Ministries of trade, economy, investment ECS SEETO

SEE 2020 Governance G OVERNING B OARD OF SEE 2020 Overall guidance and general policy orientation Annual stock-taking of progress Adoption of ARI Sectoral monitoring and peer reviews Development of reports on policy dimensions Coordination with other related dimensions Preparation of sectoral inputs to the ARI D IMENSION COORDINATOR ( REGNL STRUCTRS ) … L INE MINISTRIES / AGENCIES … Implement the Strategy Provide inputs on progress of implementation and policy developments SEE 2020 N ATIONAL C OORDINATOR L INE MINISTRIES / AGENCIES D IMENSION COORDINATOR R EGIONAL C OOPERATION C OUNCIL Overall monitoring and reporting Horizontal coordination and cross- cutting issues Preparation of ARI Provide intra-governmental coordination mechanisms Liaise with RCC Brief Govern. Board members

SEE 2020 Monitoring Schedule Jan Provide inputs for the Annual Sectoral Review FebMarAprMayJunDec National Administrations Dimension Coordinators RCC Governing Board Prepare the Annual Sectoral Review Prepare the Annual Implementation Report Adopt AIR & issue policy guidance Monitoring and peer reviews … Implementation of the Annual Sectoral Review Work Programme Overall coordination & SEE 2020 monitoring

SEE 2020 Development Process JanFebMarAprMayJun National Administrations Dimension Coordinators RCC Identify main partners, define roles and responsibilities Take part in sectoral/horizontal consultations Organize sectoral consultations process First set of sectoral inputs for SEE 2020 Hire external TA Generate 1 st draft of SEE2020 Support sectoral consultations process in select areas

SEE 2020 Development Process (cntd) Jul SEE 2020 adopted Ministers AugSepOctNov National Administrations Dimension Coordinators RCC Refine the 2 nd draft of SEE2020, detailed action plan, costing 2 nd round of consult. Refinements to the sectoral inputs Finalize proposed SEE 2020 Adoption of SEE 2020 within government procedure Political support for respective sectoral inputs Review 1 st draft of SEE 2020

thank you RCC Secretariat Trg BiH 1/V, Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina