Portugal – Lisbon - Europe 2020 8 th Quality Conference Teresa Almeida.

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Portugal – Lisbon - Europe th Quality Conference Teresa Almeida

TABLE OF CONTENTS LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL Mission Team Lisbon / Europe Developed Work 2 Critical Analyze of partnership process 3

 Created by municipal resolution, April 2012;  Aims to assure Lisbon active participation in the next european programming period: mobilize the different partnerships with the University, the business community and the social and cultural institutions; maximize the Lisbon contribution to Europe 2020 strategy implementation; optimize the use of resources available in the next Financial Framework Mission Team Lisbon/Europa 2020 Framework LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

 Identify among the EU policies, the areas of greatest importance for the city of Lisbon where the local dimension represents added value;  Monitoring the development of the Regulations, the Partnership Agreement and the Operational Programmes and other tools for implementation and support the Mayor on the respective decisions. Mission Team Lisbon/Europa 2020 Mission and Goals LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

 Develop, within the framework of Cohesion Policy: eligible projects, specially for Innovative Actions in the context of sustainable urban development; Integrated Territorial Investment projects in the city of Lisbon.  Promote a process of active and participative partnership with all the necessary and indispensable stakeholders in the Planning and implementation of these projects. Mission Team Lisbon/Europa 2020 Mission and Goals LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

 Created in parallel with the Mission Team;  Includes: Councilors from various political forces represented in the House; Representatives from the Institutions of Public Higher Education located in Lisbon; Representatives of business associations; Representatives of the municipal councils; Representative personalities of the cultural and social aspects of the  Aims to ensure a comprehensive overview provides a platform for obtaining and integrating contributions. Mission Team Lisbon/Europa 2020 The Monitoring Committee LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL Mission Team Lisbon / Europe Developed Work 2 Critical Analyze of partnership process 3

The vision we have for Lisbon is a city that is:  Beautiful: that invests in urban innovation and rehabilitation, preservation of its natural heritage and valuation of public space;  Integrating: multicultural and promoter of social innovation;  Diverse: a city of neighbourhoods that promotes investment in technology and knowledge;  Attractive: in terms of tourism, population and resources; Developed Work Strategy Lx-Europa 2020 LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

 Healthy: that reuses, is energy efficient and technologically innovative;  Creative: that innovates and engages, creating "value";  Friendly: of the elderly, people with disabilities, families and children and urban safety;  Ambitious: universalistic, explorer of the seas and of the brotherhood of the Portuguese language. Developed Work Strategy Lx-Europa 2020 LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

Developed Work Strategy Lx-Europa 2020 LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

 Promotion and development of an active and participated partnership work, through 12 Multilateral Thematic Meetings, involving about 150 participants, in particular municipal services, the entities represented in the Monitoring Committee and contributes from ‘call for ideas’.  Collection and compilation of aproximately 400 Project proposals, aggregated in themes developed in Intervention Areas, which were subject to consideration in the 5th and 6th meetings of the Monitoring Committee. Developed Work Activities LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

3 documents approved  LX – Europa 2020, Lisbon during the next programming period Community  Main aspects to be taken into account in the design and negotiation of the Partnership Agreement: the perspective of Lisbon.  Areas of Intervention in the City of Lisbon - Partners, Projects and Governance Developed Work Activities LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

 Initiated a process of consultation of the HEI and Enterprises, which, based on the aforementioned city document which sets out priorities for Lisbon, aims to identify projects eligible for joint development.  To a greater densification of areas of intervention and the strengthening of partnerships that could lead to the development of joint projects with a view common and achieve the strategic objective interests of the city.  A Table summarizing the funding priorities by type of recipient, and giving guidance given the categories of projects that may eventually be developed by the Municipality, by the Higher Education Institutions and the Entreprises, alone or in partnership between them.  Structured by the thematic areas of assistance listed in the document "LX Lisbon at the forthcoming EU programming period." Developed Work Higher Education Institutions (HEI) contributions LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

1. Lisboa, City of Learning and Research Structural Project: Lisboa, Erasmus City/’Co -Location’ for the New Knowledge Innovation Community on Active Ageing and Health supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) 2. Entrepreneurship and Employability Structural Project: Youth Entrepreneurship and Employability Programme 3. Lisboa, City of Culture and Interculturality Structural Project: Creative Lisbon 4. Affirmation of Tourism in Economic Base of Lisbon Structural Project: Congress Centre 5. Lisboa, Capital of the Sea Structural Project: Campus do Mar Developed Work 10 Intervention Areas/ 10 structural Projects LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

6. Building Stock Rehabilitation/Risk Prevention Structural Project: Building rehabilitation program oriented towards energy efficiency and seismic resistance improvement 7. Acessibility For All / Intelligent and Inclusive Mobility Structural Project: Lisboa Accessible City 8. Quality of Life and Urban Environment Structural Project: Lisboa Solar City 9. Urban Regeneration Structural Project: BIP-ZIP Inclusion and Social Cohesion Structural Project: Homeless Integration Developed Work 10 Intervention Areas/ 10 structural Projects LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

Kic EIT for Healthy Living and Active Ageing. International Partners of the Consortium: InnoLIFE -- InnoSTARS National Partners: Lisbon University and Research Institutions Smart Cities & Communities an innovation action for large scale demonstration, solutions integrating energy, transport, ICT sectors through lighthouse. International Partners of the Consortium: London and Milan Developed Work Actual dynamics after approved strategy LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL Mission Team Lisbon / Europe Developed Work 2 Critical Analyze of partnership process 3

 Partner involvement in process - positive  Municipality’s role as a mobilizer and facilitator - positive  Expectations of management - critical analysis Beginning with Community regulations, restrictions via AP, POs and specific regulations, figures, maps, etc.  The importance of strong political leadership - critical analysis Presidency as engine and mobilizing vs less priority and proactive situation)  Difficulties to promote genuine integration - critical analysis Sectorial character of the instruments implemented, unreal time for preparation of the strategy, eg PEDU, etc. Critical Analyze of partnership process LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL

Mission Team Lisbon-Europa 2020 Contacts: LISBOA CÂMARA MUNICIPAL Thank You