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Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
THE CURRENT PICTURE OF STRUCTURAL FUNDS
PRESENTATION TO EDAS EU FUNDING BRIEFING ndash
17 NOVEMBER 2009
PRESENTER NIGEL THOMAS ESEP LTD
2
WHAT CHANGED IN 2007
bull Overall funding to Scotland was reduced by approximately 50 from 2000-06 period
to pound820 Million Euros in 2007-13
bull There are tighter restrictions on what money can be spent on In Competitiveness
Programmes less money for infrastructure more for revenue support A focus on
Lisbon earmarked activities
bull Two Programmes in Scotland Competitiveness and Employment Programme in
Lowlands and Uplands Scotland (LUPS) and Convergence Programme in Highlands
and Islands
3
ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES
bull Managing Authority discretion to define national rules of expenditure
bull Single set of rules applied consistently and equally to ERDF and ESF
mdash Distinction now effectively between capital and revenue projects
bull Activity must be
mdash Additional and eligible
bull Expenditure must be
mdash Properly incurred and defrayed
mdash Fully vouched via transaction lists
bull A more complex operating environment - ―upfront compliance
4
FIGURE 1 ndash ANALYSIS OF ERDF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
5
Programme
Allocation (poundm)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining(poundm)
Priority One
Research amp
Innovation pound76758 pound67336 pound9422
Priority Two Enterprise Growth pound101822 pound70441 pound31381
Priority Three Urban Regeneration pound84591 pound12874 pound71717
Priority Four Rural Development pound42609 pound12061 pound30548
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND (ERDF)
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
6
FIGURE 2 ndash ANALYSIS OF ESF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
7
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND (ESF)
Programme
Allocation (pound m)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining (poundm)
Priority One
Progressing into
Employment pound100995 pound82006 pound18989
Priority Two
Progressing through
Employment pound83001 pound17499 pound65502
Priority Three
Improving Access to
Lifelong Learning pound35540 pound13146 pound22394
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
8
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull Overall commitment in both funds is good ndash although performance in different
operational priorities is mixed
bull A lower than average grant intervention rate for ERDF and ESF commitments
to date means that more activity is being bought than was originally envisaged
in the financing plan
bull The Financial Plan for the Programmes were agreed in Euros This value
may change over time as sterling fluctuates
9
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
THE CURRENT PICTURE OF STRUCTURAL FUNDS
PRESENTATION TO EDAS EU FUNDING BRIEFING ndash
17 NOVEMBER 2009
PRESENTER NIGEL THOMAS ESEP LTD
2
WHAT CHANGED IN 2007
bull Overall funding to Scotland was reduced by approximately 50 from 2000-06 period
to pound820 Million Euros in 2007-13
bull There are tighter restrictions on what money can be spent on In Competitiveness
Programmes less money for infrastructure more for revenue support A focus on
Lisbon earmarked activities
bull Two Programmes in Scotland Competitiveness and Employment Programme in
Lowlands and Uplands Scotland (LUPS) and Convergence Programme in Highlands
and Islands
3
ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES
bull Managing Authority discretion to define national rules of expenditure
bull Single set of rules applied consistently and equally to ERDF and ESF
mdash Distinction now effectively between capital and revenue projects
bull Activity must be
mdash Additional and eligible
bull Expenditure must be
mdash Properly incurred and defrayed
mdash Fully vouched via transaction lists
bull A more complex operating environment - ―upfront compliance
4
FIGURE 1 ndash ANALYSIS OF ERDF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
5
Programme
Allocation (poundm)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining(poundm)
Priority One
Research amp
Innovation pound76758 pound67336 pound9422
Priority Two Enterprise Growth pound101822 pound70441 pound31381
Priority Three Urban Regeneration pound84591 pound12874 pound71717
Priority Four Rural Development pound42609 pound12061 pound30548
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND (ERDF)
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
6
FIGURE 2 ndash ANALYSIS OF ESF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
7
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND (ESF)
Programme
Allocation (pound m)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining (poundm)
Priority One
Progressing into
Employment pound100995 pound82006 pound18989
Priority Two
Progressing through
Employment pound83001 pound17499 pound65502
Priority Three
Improving Access to
Lifelong Learning pound35540 pound13146 pound22394
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
8
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull Overall commitment in both funds is good ndash although performance in different
operational priorities is mixed
bull A lower than average grant intervention rate for ERDF and ESF commitments
to date means that more activity is being bought than was originally envisaged
in the financing plan
bull The Financial Plan for the Programmes were agreed in Euros This value
may change over time as sterling fluctuates
9
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
WHAT CHANGED IN 2007
bull Overall funding to Scotland was reduced by approximately 50 from 2000-06 period
to pound820 Million Euros in 2007-13
bull There are tighter restrictions on what money can be spent on In Competitiveness
Programmes less money for infrastructure more for revenue support A focus on
Lisbon earmarked activities
bull Two Programmes in Scotland Competitiveness and Employment Programme in
Lowlands and Uplands Scotland (LUPS) and Convergence Programme in Highlands
and Islands
3
ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES
bull Managing Authority discretion to define national rules of expenditure
bull Single set of rules applied consistently and equally to ERDF and ESF
mdash Distinction now effectively between capital and revenue projects
bull Activity must be
mdash Additional and eligible
bull Expenditure must be
mdash Properly incurred and defrayed
mdash Fully vouched via transaction lists
bull A more complex operating environment - ―upfront compliance
4
FIGURE 1 ndash ANALYSIS OF ERDF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
5
Programme
Allocation (poundm)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining(poundm)
Priority One
Research amp
Innovation pound76758 pound67336 pound9422
Priority Two Enterprise Growth pound101822 pound70441 pound31381
Priority Three Urban Regeneration pound84591 pound12874 pound71717
Priority Four Rural Development pound42609 pound12061 pound30548
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND (ERDF)
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
6
FIGURE 2 ndash ANALYSIS OF ESF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
7
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND (ESF)
Programme
Allocation (pound m)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining (poundm)
Priority One
Progressing into
Employment pound100995 pound82006 pound18989
Priority Two
Progressing through
Employment pound83001 pound17499 pound65502
Priority Three
Improving Access to
Lifelong Learning pound35540 pound13146 pound22394
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
8
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull Overall commitment in both funds is good ndash although performance in different
operational priorities is mixed
bull A lower than average grant intervention rate for ERDF and ESF commitments
to date means that more activity is being bought than was originally envisaged
in the financing plan
bull The Financial Plan for the Programmes were agreed in Euros This value
may change over time as sterling fluctuates
9
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES
bull Managing Authority discretion to define national rules of expenditure
bull Single set of rules applied consistently and equally to ERDF and ESF
mdash Distinction now effectively between capital and revenue projects
bull Activity must be
mdash Additional and eligible
bull Expenditure must be
mdash Properly incurred and defrayed
mdash Fully vouched via transaction lists
bull A more complex operating environment - ―upfront compliance
4
FIGURE 1 ndash ANALYSIS OF ERDF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
5
Programme
Allocation (poundm)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining(poundm)
Priority One
Research amp
Innovation pound76758 pound67336 pound9422
Priority Two Enterprise Growth pound101822 pound70441 pound31381
Priority Three Urban Regeneration pound84591 pound12874 pound71717
Priority Four Rural Development pound42609 pound12061 pound30548
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND (ERDF)
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
6
FIGURE 2 ndash ANALYSIS OF ESF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
7
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND (ESF)
Programme
Allocation (pound m)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining (poundm)
Priority One
Progressing into
Employment pound100995 pound82006 pound18989
Priority Two
Progressing through
Employment pound83001 pound17499 pound65502
Priority Three
Improving Access to
Lifelong Learning pound35540 pound13146 pound22394
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
8
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull Overall commitment in both funds is good ndash although performance in different
operational priorities is mixed
bull A lower than average grant intervention rate for ERDF and ESF commitments
to date means that more activity is being bought than was originally envisaged
in the financing plan
bull The Financial Plan for the Programmes were agreed in Euros This value
may change over time as sterling fluctuates
9
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
FIGURE 1 ndash ANALYSIS OF ERDF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
5
Programme
Allocation (poundm)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining(poundm)
Priority One
Research amp
Innovation pound76758 pound67336 pound9422
Priority Two Enterprise Growth pound101822 pound70441 pound31381
Priority Three Urban Regeneration pound84591 pound12874 pound71717
Priority Four Rural Development pound42609 pound12061 pound30548
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND (ERDF)
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
6
FIGURE 2 ndash ANALYSIS OF ESF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
7
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND (ESF)
Programme
Allocation (pound m)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining (poundm)
Priority One
Progressing into
Employment pound100995 pound82006 pound18989
Priority Two
Progressing through
Employment pound83001 pound17499 pound65502
Priority Three
Improving Access to
Lifelong Learning pound35540 pound13146 pound22394
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
8
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull Overall commitment in both funds is good ndash although performance in different
operational priorities is mixed
bull A lower than average grant intervention rate for ERDF and ESF commitments
to date means that more activity is being bought than was originally envisaged
in the financing plan
bull The Financial Plan for the Programmes were agreed in Euros This value
may change over time as sterling fluctuates
9
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Programme
Allocation (poundm)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining(poundm)
Priority One
Research amp
Innovation pound76758 pound67336 pound9422
Priority Two Enterprise Growth pound101822 pound70441 pound31381
Priority Three Urban Regeneration pound84591 pound12874 pound71717
Priority Four Rural Development pound42609 pound12061 pound30548
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND (ERDF)
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
6
FIGURE 2 ndash ANALYSIS OF ESF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
7
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND (ESF)
Programme
Allocation (pound m)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining (poundm)
Priority One
Progressing into
Employment pound100995 pound82006 pound18989
Priority Two
Progressing through
Employment pound83001 pound17499 pound65502
Priority Three
Improving Access to
Lifelong Learning pound35540 pound13146 pound22394
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
8
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull Overall commitment in both funds is good ndash although performance in different
operational priorities is mixed
bull A lower than average grant intervention rate for ERDF and ESF commitments
to date means that more activity is being bought than was originally envisaged
in the financing plan
bull The Financial Plan for the Programmes were agreed in Euros This value
may change over time as sterling fluctuates
9
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
FIGURE 2 ndash ANALYSIS OF ESF GRANT IMPLEMENTATION IN LUPS
PROGRAMME
Overall Programme
7
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND (ESF)
Programme
Allocation (pound m)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining (poundm)
Priority One
Progressing into
Employment pound100995 pound82006 pound18989
Priority Two
Progressing through
Employment pound83001 pound17499 pound65502
Priority Three
Improving Access to
Lifelong Learning pound35540 pound13146 pound22394
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
8
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull Overall commitment in both funds is good ndash although performance in different
operational priorities is mixed
bull A lower than average grant intervention rate for ERDF and ESF commitments
to date means that more activity is being bought than was originally envisaged
in the financing plan
bull The Financial Plan for the Programmes were agreed in Euros This value
may change over time as sterling fluctuates
9
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
OVERVIEW OF AVAILABLE GRANT ALLOCATIONS
EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND (ESF)
Programme
Allocation (pound m)
Grant
Committed (poundm)
Balance
Remaining (poundm)
Priority One
Progressing into
Employment pound100995 pound82006 pound18989
Priority Two
Progressing through
Employment pound83001 pound17499 pound65502
Priority Three
Improving Access to
Lifelong Learning pound35540 pound13146 pound22394
An average exchange rate of 1 EURO = pound 0833333 or pound 1 = 120 EURO has been used
8
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull Overall commitment in both funds is good ndash although performance in different
operational priorities is mixed
bull A lower than average grant intervention rate for ERDF and ESF commitments
to date means that more activity is being bought than was originally envisaged
in the financing plan
bull The Financial Plan for the Programmes were agreed in Euros This value
may change over time as sterling fluctuates
9
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull Overall commitment in both funds is good ndash although performance in different
operational priorities is mixed
bull A lower than average grant intervention rate for ERDF and ESF commitments
to date means that more activity is being bought than was originally envisaged
in the financing plan
bull The Financial Plan for the Programmes were agreed in Euros This value
may change over time as sterling fluctuates
9
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
OBSERVATIONS ON ERDF AND ESF PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
bull The large number of strategic bids approved
bull A good geographical spread of resources across the Programme area
bull The partnership nature of the Programme ndash both local partnerships (CPPlsquos)
but collaborations operate throughout the LUPS Area
bull Low level of projects specifically targeted at rural areas
bull The high concentration on Lisbon earmarked activities
10
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Figure 3 ERDF Codes of Dimension
11
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
12
Figure 4 ERDF Codes of Dimension
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
13
Figure 5 ERDF Codes of Dimension
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
14
Figure 6 ESF Codes of Dimension
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Figure 7 ESF Codes of Dimension
15
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
16
Figure 8 ESF Codes of Dimension
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
International Partnerships
Ann HydeEDAS ndash Beyond Structural Funds
17 November 2009
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Introduction
Twinning
TAIEX for Institution Building
International Partnership
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
What is Twinning
Frequently confused with town twinning ndashnot the same
EU-funded programme for institution building
Aim - to bring pre-accession and European Neighbourhood countries closer to EU Laws and EU standards
Provides opportunities for individuals and organisations
Main working language is English
Costs are covered by the European Commission
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
What is TAIEX
Technical Assistance Information Exchange
EU funded programme to facilitate and fund visits between EU public sector officials and their counterparts in pre-accession and Neighbourhood countries
Objectives same as twinning ndash visits up to five days
TAIEX is quicker to organise and can lead to future Twinning programmes
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Examples - Twinning
Scottish Agricultural College helped reduce
potato rot in Poland
DTI supported the Ministry of Finance Romania
with their preparation for the management of
Structural Funds
Kosovo ndash recently announced an
opportunity to support the establishment of
municipal administrations
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
International Partnerships
Sectoral Operational Programme- offer opportunities to create joint Structural Fund -ESF and ERDF projects in partnership with local organisations
Capacity Building can fit the transnational and inter-regional co-operation priorities of Administrative Capacity OPs in the New Member States
Technical assistance via procurement notices and calls for proposals in the EuropeAid Co-operation Programme
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Expand the operational field and provide new
challenges
A means for professional development
opportunities for professional staff in the
home based organisations
Put the exporting organisation at the cutting
edge of international good practice
Semi-commercial setting for service delivery ndash
attracting the appropriate fees to cover
involvement costs
The Potential Benefits
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
The Potential Benefits
Potential job creation and job retention in
Scotland - a significant share of the research
and development would be retained here
Stronger international and European
influence for Scotland ndash through stronger
political and high level connections
All of the spin offs that are derived from
increasing awareness of a countrylsquos
attractions and talents
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Who to know to get involved in
Twinning and TAIEX
Elizabeth McKinnell - UK National Contact Point for Twinning amp TAIEX
ElizabethMckinnellfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4267
Alister Greaves - Deputy National Contact Point
Alistergreavesfcogovuk Phone - 020 7008 4279
httpswwweutwinningorguk
FCO ndash London
Graeme McCammon - Chief Executive ndash
gmccammonnicoorguk Phone - 028 9034 7750
Grainne Quinn - Projects Director ndash
gquinnnicoorguk Phone ndash 028 9034 7751
httpswwwnicoorguk
NI-CO - Belfast
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Thank you
for listening
Ann Hyde
Think International
Glasgow ndash November 2009
annthink-internationalcom
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Beyond Structural Funds
An EDAS Event Supported by Scotland Europa
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Beyond Structural Funds
Marta Smart Scotland Europa
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Scotland Europa
Subsidiary of Scottish Enterprise Established 1992
Membership organisation 60 members - public private and University sectors
Teams in Scotland and Brussels
Scotland Europa ServicesEU policy and funding Capacity Building and familiarisationNetworking and InfluencingScotland House management (Brussels)
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Our team and what we do
Dedicated EU Policy amp Funding Resource
Scotland Team
Team of EU Funding specialists - strategic EU funding support project development and compliance
Close collaboration with National Contact Points
Working in partnership with Enterprise Europe Scotland and RampD funding activities
Brussels Team
Experienced staff focusing on EU policy - early warning interpretation and analysis
Direct links with Commission and other regional and national representations in Brussels
Engagement with EU business networks and associations eg EURADA
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
bull Step change in EU funding importance supported by Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Government
bull Maximise access to and economic development impact of EU RampD funding
bull Embed EU funding into Scotlandlsquos economic development activity
bull Move Scotland from an averagelsquo performer to a toplsquo
performer in relation to EU funds
Our EU Funding Strategy
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Beyond 2013- The debate beginshellip
bull Big questions on added value to objective 2 (lowlands and uplands programme)
o Possible redistribution of competitiveness funding to areas like research innovation and TENS
bull Wish to respond quicker to external factors
bull Wish to increase inter-regional cross border cooperation
bull Debate on national vs regional interventions
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Budget Debate Key Trends
Environment ndash especially responses to climate change -increase direct spending align other policies with environmental needs need for strong spillovers
Energy ndash increase direct spending concentrate research efforts on energy promote low-energy lifestyle
Competitiveness research knowledge - increase expenditure (up to 25) focus actions within other policies on improving competitiveness
External policies ndash more spending on defence and foreign policies
Agriculture ndash amounts and efficiency of spending do not address the new reality - maintain CAP as EU policy reinforcing Pillar 2 introduce co-financing re-orient CAP towards new goals
Cohesion policy ndash does not have universal high added value - limit Structural Funds to Convergence and Territorial Cooperation objectives
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Next milestones are
bull EU budget paper (end Novemberearly December 2009)
bull Commissioner Sameckirsquos lsquoorientations paperrsquo (December 2009)
bull Fifth Cohesion Report (late 2010)
bull Proposals for post-2013 financial framework (2011)
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
How to respondbull Keep close to the policy debate
bull Do not expect a return to the past
bull Focus on expected priorities
o Innovation RampD
o Environment
o Energy
o Territorial cooperation
o External cooperation
bull Build capacity now
o Scotland Europa refocused efforts over 3 years ago to build capacity for the future
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
EU funding ndash Key Streams
bull INTERREG 9bn
bull Framework Programme 54bn
bull EIB Intelligent energy neighbourhood programmes TENShellip
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Cross Border Western Scotland ndash Northern Ireland ndash Republic of Ireland-
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
North Sea Eastern half of Scotland and the UK Netherlands southern Sweden Norway Denmark north western Germany
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Atlantic Coast Western half of Scotland and UK Ireland western France north coast Spain Portugal
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Northern Periphery Highlands and Islands other rural parts of Scotland Ireland northern Sweden Norway and Finland Iceland
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
North West Europe All of Scotland rest of the UK Ireland Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg large part of Germany northern France Switzerland
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Cross-Border IVA Programme
Priority
Measure BudgetClosed
to Scotland
Awards(No
Scots)
Allocated (all
projects)Balance
1 Co-operation for a more prosperous cross border region
11 Enterprise euro 53 euro 0 3 euro18m euro35m
12 Tourism euro 225 euro 0 1 euro225m euro0m
2 Co-operation for a sustainable Programme region
21 Collaboration euro 51 euro 412 3 euro41m euro10m
22 Infrastructure euro 56 euro 2625 2 euro46m euro10m
Total euro188 euro6745 9 euro133m euro 55m
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Cross-Border IVA Programme ndash Scottish Profile bull 6 Projects with Scottish leads
o Bio Mara - SAMSo ISLES Energy - Scottish Government o Success through Succession - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshireo KITE - Ayr Collegeo Small Ferries - Scottish Government Caledonian Maritime
Assets Limitedo Sail West ndashSouth Ayrshire Council
bull 4 projects with Scottish partnerso Small Ferries ndash Scottish Government o Innovation for Competitiveness - Scottish Enterprise
Ayrshire Glasgow Universityo Women into Public Life ndash Equal Opportunities Commission o Sail West ndashHIE Visit Scotland Scottish Enterprise Various
Scottish Councilsbull 1 Multi-annual Plan
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Uptake (euro)
Priority Measure Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1 Capacity for Innovation
11 Innovation-capacity of businesses and services
28649856
2 3007626
434665712 Clusters and research and innovation networks 7 TBC
13 Capacity of institutions and society for innovation 3 TBC
14 Adoption and use of ICT applications 0 0
2 Sustainable Management of our Environment
21 Coastal land and sea areas through ICZM
39067986
4 TBC
81452922 Acute and chronic marine pollution 1 5278172
23 Changing climate 7 TBC
24 Energy production practices 3 TBC
3 Accessibility of Places
31 Regional accessibility strategies
39067986
1 TBC
2986354632 Multimodal transport corridors 1 3390442
33 Efficient and effective logistics solutions 2 4893835
4 Sustainable amp Competitive Communities
41 Areas in decline
23440792
2 6199880
425250442 Expanding areas 4 TBC
43 Energy efficiency 2 5211534
Total 130226620 39 TBC 39277236
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 3 Projects with Scottish leadso NMU Northern Maritime University - Transport
Research Institute Napier Universityo NSSP North Sea Screen Partnership- Dundee City
Councilo SURF Sustainable Urban and Rural Fringes (SURF) -
Aberdeen City Council
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
North Sea IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull19 projects with Scottish partnerso Innovative Foresight Planning ndash Scottish Enterpriseo North Sea Screen Partnership ndash University of Dundee Dundee College amp
TayScreeno Clima Fruit Scottish Crop Research o Skint North Sea Skills amp Technologies ndash University of Abertayo Creative City Challenge ndash Dundee Collegeo North Sea Supply ndash Edinburgh Napier Universityo Living North Sea ndash University of Aberdeen amp Tweed Foundation o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice- Natural Environmental
Research Council (Edinburgh University)o Sustainable Coastal Development in Practice ndash Fife Coast and Countryside
Trusto Aquarius ndash Aberdeenshire Council Macaulay Institute
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
North West Europe IVB Programme
Priority
Sub-Priority
Budget
Awards
(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Knowledge Based Economy amp Innovation
11 entrepreneurship amp commercialisation
89348419
5 19082561
7026585812 growth clusters amp SME networks 1 0
13 innovation amp knowledge transfer 0 0
2Natural Resources amp Risk Management
21 natural resource mgt
86930420
8 62911913
2401850722 risk management 5 0
23 spatial approach 0 0
3Sustainable Transport Solutions amp ICT
31 transport growth
89357665
3 37555720
5180194532 multi-modal amp efficient systems 4 0
33 ICT to improve connectivity 0 0
4Strong amp Prosperous Communities
41 economic amp socialperformance
68480191
4 25417748
4306244342 environmental quality of places 2 0
43 demographic change and migration
2 0
Total33411669
529 121867942 189148753
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
North West Europe IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish leads
bull 6 projects with Scottish partnerso CMA Bridging Mobility Gaps Improving Connectivity and Mobility Access
ndash Strathclyde Passenger Transport amp Aberdeen University o REGAIN Reducing the Greenhouse Effect through Alternative Industrial
Estates Management in North West Europe - Scottish Enterprise o Innovative Management for Europes Changing Coastal Resource -
University of Aberdeen Aberdeen City Council o Pharmaceutical input and Elimination from local sources - Glasgow
Caledonian University o Cities in Balance Promoting Senior Economy in Europe ndash Edinburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Atlantic Area IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards (SC 1-2)
Allocated (SC1-2)
Balance
1 entrepreneurial and innovation networks
11 knowledge transfers
27352061
1 1536381
20398264
12 competitiveness and innovation capacities in maritime economy 1 1040774
13 regional endogenous potential 5 4376642
2 marine and coastal environment sustainability
21 Reinforce maritime security
37704800
1 1996932
25327664
22 Sustainable management resources of marine spaces 3 5630506
23 renewable energy potential 1 997695
24 Protect and promote natural spaces water resources and coast 2 3752003
3 accessibility and internal links
31 interoperability and continuity of existing transport networks
18433632
2 6452914
1060414832 short-sea shipping and cooperation between ports 1 1376570
4 urban and regional development
41 Pool resources and skills in the field of sustainable development
14317666
1 2249618
7434973
42 cities and regions networking 1 2002900
43 cultural heritage 3 2630175
Total9780815
9 223404311
06376504
9
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Atlantic Area IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 0 Projects with Scottish lead
bull 2 projects with Scottish partnerso START Seamless Travel across the Atlantic area
Regions using sustainable Transport ndash HiTrans Strathclyde Passenger Transport
o DORNA Desarrollo Organizado y Sostenible de Recursos en el Noroeste Atlantico - GALGAEL
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Northern Periphery IVB Programme
Priority Measure Budget Awards(SC 1-4)
Allocated (SC1-4)
Balance
1Promoting innovation and competitiveness in remote and peripheral areas
11 Innovation networks and competitiveness 19804931
10 8456458
6981926
12 Accessibility 5 4366548
2 Sustainable development of natural and community resources
21 Environment as an asset
13203287
8 8443960
112317022 Urban-rural development and promotion of heritage
4 3636157
Total 33008218 27 24903123 8105095
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 5 Projects with Scottish leado Clim-ATIC Climate Change - UHI Millennium Instituteo CoastAdapt The Sea as Our Neighbour- Western
Isles Councilo Developing Scots Pine - Highland Birchwoodso Older People for Older People - UHI Millennium
Instituteo SMALLEST Solutions for Microgeneration to ALLow
Energy Saving Technology - International Resources and Recycling Institute
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Northern Periphery IVB Programme ndash Scottish Profile
bull 14 projects with Scottish partners
o Project ndash Partner Co-Safe The cooperation for safety in sparsely populated areas - NHS Western Isles
o Competitive Health Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas - eHealth applications - University of Aberdeen
o EcoFish - Viking fish farms Ltd Ardtoe Marine laboratoryo MicrE - Micro Waste to Energy Business - International
Resources and Recycling Instituteo NoCry Northern Creative Youth - Moray College Scotlando Northern ToSIA Assessing Sustainability of Forest-based
Activities in Rural Areas of the Northern Periphery - Forest Research (The Research Agency of the Forestry Commission)
o New Plants for Northern Periphery Market- Agronomy Institute UHI Orkney College
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
327536 66
1312 1496175
533
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1984-1987 1987-1991 1990-1994 1994-1998 1998-2002 2002-2006 2007-2013
euro Billion
Budgets of the EU Framework Programmes
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Source
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
FP7 as a key economic development tool
bull Attract inward investors safeguard existing RampD jobs
bull Increase and retain indigenous RampD high value jobs
bull Increase business to business collaborations - trade opportunities - not restricted to Europe
bull Increase business to academia collaborations - tech transfer
bull Increasing Scotlandrsquos take from FP7 to contribute to increase Scotlandrsquos business RampD investment
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Current opportunities
C
Public Private Partnerships Part of the European Recovery Plan
The lsquoEuropean Green Cars InitiativersquoRelevant topicso Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures
The lsquoEnergy Efficient Buildings InitiativersquoRelevant topics o Monitoring and control of energy consumptiono Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids
SMART Cities Initiative (5-6bn)
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Other interesting developments
bullRole of the EIBbullEnergy Efficiency push
o JESSICAo 4 of structural funds can now be used for energy
efficiency in social housing o Renovate 15 million buildings by 2020o euro8 billion for energy efficiency in the residential
sectoro SMART cities initiative (5-6bn)o A joint EUEIB risksharing initiativeo Unspent monies from the EU recovery programme
bullEU Economic recovery plano Longannet Aberdeen Off-shore (24m) Shetland grid
link (74m)
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
European Institute of Technology
The mission of the EIT is to grow and capitalise on the
innovation capacity and capability of actors from higher
education research business and entrepreneurship from the
EU and beyond through the creation of highly integrated
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
European Institute of Technologybull webs of excellence
bull integrating the whole innovation web
bull crosslinking education and research to business andentrepreneurship
bull co-locating people
bull high profile partnerships
bull promoting new business creationand developing entrepreneurship
bull world leaders in their field
bull with strong economic and societal impact
2-3 KICs Climate change mitigation and adaptation
bull Future information amp communication society
bull Sustainable energy
bull Scotland is leading TransFICS
bull wwwtransficseu
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk
Marta Smart martasmartscotentcouk