TRASNATIONAL COOPERATION PROGRAMME FICHE SEE Territorial Cohesion programme for South-East Europe

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MINISTTRY OFF DEVELLOPMENTT,, PUBLLI IC WORKS AND HOUSING Euurrooppeeaann TTeerrrri itoorri iaal l Cooooppeerraat tioonn Geenneerraal l Dirreecct toorraat tee Innt I teerrnnaat tioonaal l TTeerrrri itoorri iaal l Cooooppeerraat tioonn Dirreecct toorraat tee TRASNATIONAL COOPERATION PROGRAMME FICHE SEE Territorial Cohesion programme for South-East Europe SYNTHETIC INFORMATION ON THE PROGRAMME 1. Eligible area: Three old member states: Austria, Greece and Italy (Regions: Lombardia, Bolzano / Bozen, Trento, Veneto, Friuli- Venezia-Giulia, Emilia Romagna, Umbria, Marche, Abruzzo, Molise, Puglia, Basilicata); Five new member states: Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia; One candidate country: Croatia; One candidate country (no negotiations): Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; Four potential candidate countries: Albania, Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia; Two third countries: Moldova and Ukraine (Cjermovestka Oblast, Ivano-Frankiviska Oblast, Zakarpat-ska Oblast, Odessa Oblast). 2. Single ERDF budget of the programme (8 member states / 7 years) Total budget ERDF + national co-financing ERDF National cofinancing TOTAL 245,111.97 206,691,645 38,420.329 1

IPA Budget (in mil. Euro): State/Year 2007 2008 2009 Albania 0,2 0,2 0,2 Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia 0,4 0,4 0,4 Macedonia 0,5 0,5 0,5 Serbia 1,114.00 0,589 0,764 Montenegro 0,67 0,76 0,84 OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME STRATEGY 3. Overall objective of the programme The programme shall improve the territorial, economic and social integration process and contribute to cohesion, stability and competitiveness through the development of transnational partnerships and joint action on matters of strategic importance. Priority 1 Facilitation of innovation and entrepreneurship Develop technology & innovation networks in specific fields; Develop the enabling environment for innovative entrepreneurship; Enhance the framework conditions and pave the way for innovation. Priority 3 Improvement of the accessibility: Improve co-ordination in promoting, planning and operation for primary & secondary transportation networks; Develop strategies to tackle the digital divide ; Improve framework conditions for multi modal platforms. Priority 2 Protection and improvement of the environment Improve integrated water management and flood risk prevention; Improve prevention of environmental and technological risks; Promote co-operation in management of natural assets and protected areas; Promote energy & resource efficiency. Priority 4 Development of transnational synergies for sustainable growth areas Tackle crucial problems affecting metropolitan areas and regional systems of settlements; Promote a balanced pattern of attractive and accessible growth areas; Promote the use of cultural values for development. Priority 5 - Technical assistance to support implementation and capacity building 2

Financial allocation/priority axes Priority axis Total eligible financing ERDF contribution National Funding (co-finance) Total: Axis 1 - Facilitation of innovation and entrepreneurship Axis 2 - Protection and improvement of the environment Axis 3 - Improvement of the accessibility Axis 4 - Development of transnational synergies for sustainable growth areas Axis 5 - Technical assistance to support implementation and capacity building 245,111.97 206,691,64 38,420.33 51.824.891 44.051.157 7.773.734 63.223.327 53.739.828 9.483.499 64.895.099 55.160.834 9.734.265 48.633.328 41.338.329 7.294.999 16.535.329 12.401.497 4.133.832 5. Implementing method of the programme Nonrefundable financing given following competitive project calls. 6. Expected results of the financed operations Small investments projects; Pilot projects; Opportunity studies; Thematic analysis; Feasibility studies. *(the enumeration is not restrictive). 7. Eligible beneficiaries Private, public and public equivalent bodies may be involved in projects as partners, non-financing partners or subcontractors. The eligibility of applicants will be specified in the Applicant's Manual of each call for proposals including an indicative list of the types of institutions eligible. 8. Eligible projects General and specific selection criteria for the actions are different, depending on the priorities, and will be set/approved by the Monitoring Committee. Minimum selection criteria are: The relevance of the topic/theme; The correctness of the envisaged results and impacts; The quality of the partnership of the project; Cost-benefit efficiency in terms of mobilized resources (financial, human, natural and cultural ones) Minimum criteria referring to partnerships are: - Partners from a minimum of three partner states, of which al least one shall be from a member state. Indicative duration of a project: 24 months. Indicative medium budget of a project: 1,8 millions euro. 3

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION STRUCTURES PROCESS PARTNER STATES ROMANIA MONITORING Monitoring Committee - MA and JTS representatives - 3 representatives from each partner states, - EC representatives, with advisory role MANAGEMENT Managing Authority National Development Agency of Hungary - National Authority Each partner state Ministry of Development, Public Works and Housing, Directorate for International Territorial Cooperation Joint Technical Secretariat VATI, Budapest, Hungary - SEE Contact Point In each partner state Ministry of Development, Public Works and Housing, Directorate for International Territorial Cooperation CERTIFICATION/PAYMENTS Certifying Authority Ministry of Finance of Hungary - ERDF Paying Unit Co-finance Paying Unit Delegated controllers Located in Budapest, Hungary In each partner state for the payment of the national co-financing In each partner state, according to art. 16 al Reg. ERDF AUDIT Audit Authority Government Control Office, Hungary - Ministry of Development, Public Works and Housing (General Directorate for Programme Payment Certification) To be nominated Group of Transnational Auditors Partner states representatives Representatives of the Independent Operational Body affiliated to the Romanian Court of Accounts SELECTION PROCEDURE IS BASED ON A TWO STEP APPROACH First the form Expression of Interest has to be submitted describing the partnership and the main characteristics of the proposal. The main purpose of this step of the selection procedure is to identify quality projects. Once a selection of relevant proposals is made by the SEE Monitoring Committee, selected projects are invited to fill out the full Application Form. The JTS and the National Contact Points support the pre-selected projects in order to improve their quality and to develop the full application. The final selection of the applications will be made based on the full applications. 4

SUPPORT FOR NATIONAL CO-FINANCING For the projects in which the Lead Partner, or the partners are public institutions or NGOs from Romania, maximum 13% of the eligible expenses (representing the national co-financing) are allocated from the state budget. CURRENT STAGE OF THE PROGRAMMING PROCESS The Operational Programme was approved by the EC on December 20th 2007 Launching Conference: march 2008, Budapest 1st call for proposals: 5 th May 2008 Deadline for submitting Expressions of Interest: 13 July 2008 Second step opening: 13 October 2008, Deadline for submission: 21 November 2008. Projects selection: March 2009. SEE National Coordinator: National Contact Point: Simona Ene (Fintinariu) Elena Popescu Counselor for European Affairs Counselor Tel: +4021/311 41 89 ext.1920 Tel: +4 0372/ 211 13 26 ext. 1823 Fax: +4021/311 41 95 Fax: +4 0372 111 456 E-mail: simona.fintinariu@mdlpl.ro E-mail: elena.popescu@mdlpl.ro 5