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Draft programme strategy for IPA Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Croatia-Bosnia and Herzegovina-Montenegro 2014-2020: The thematic priorities below have been elaborated by the Task Force of the IPA Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Croatia-Bosnia and Herzegovina-Montenegro 2014-2020 and discussed at two Consultative Stakeholder Workshops in May 2014. Priority Axis 1 / THEMATIC PRIORITY 1: Employment, labour market, social inclusion, health Priority Axis 1 Objective: To contribute to building efficient and effective labour market and to enhance social inclusion as well as social and healthcare Budget: 7.500.000,00 EUR 1.1. To improve facilities for employment by developing capacities and skills of the programme 1.1 Improved facilities for employment due to developed capacities and skills in the programme and strengthened cooperation between relevant stakeholders - Developing and implementing lifelong learning programmes that aim to provide programme inhabitants the possibility to gain knowledge / experiences / qualifications in line with the labour market needs. - Supporting education on self-employment, entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship including related advisory programmes for entrepreneurship start-ups - Developing and implementing activities related to vocational rehabilitation (reintroducing people to work) including small scale infrastructure and equipment. - Pilot employment initiative projects including volunteerism, addressing common employment potentials of the programme. - Supporting cross-border networks in order to enhance social dialogue. - Networking of institutions in order to enhance social entrepreneurship including support to business counselling and setting-up of social enterprises. - Activities aiming to increase contacts and cooperation of students, graduates, educational and vocational institutions with potential employers in public and private sector including organisation of joint job fairs/roundtables/ promotional events and campaigns. - Training programs, awareness raising campaigns /fairs etc. for recipients of social care in order to encourage them for their involvement/active role in social entrepreneurship. - Providing support to vulnerable groups (such as youth, disabled, elderly, women, minorities, inactive people, etc.) in order to enable them with access to employment through developing and Increase in number of people employed in the programme - Number of participants in joint local employment initiative and joint training target value 1200 - Number of cross border networks supported target value 18 - Number of joint visibility/promotional events organized - target value 120 - Number of social enterprises established in the programme target value 19 - Nr of participants in joint education and training schemes to support youth employment, educational opportunities and higher and vocational education across the border target value 1950 - Population covered with - NGOs (for example, chambers, expert associations, etc.) - Public institutions ( for example institutes, and similar) - Educational institutions (for example educational institutions, institutions - Employment services Etc. Page 1 - IPA CBC Programme Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro 2014-2020 Draft Logical framework On-line consultations August 2014

1.2. To improve services in the of public health and social welfare sector 1.2 Improved services in the of public health and social welfare sector implementing related education programmes. - Providing support to public health institutions in promoting healthy % of institutions improved health services target value 750000 lifestyles and disease prevention. providing - Providing support to public health institutions in improving improved health accessibility and effectiveness (e.g. small infrastructure and care or social care equipment), including related pilot projects. services - Implementing ICT solutions in order to improve public health and social care services. - Networking of organisations (e.g. social care services, family centres, health care institutions, education institutions, etc.) in order to create joint activities for enhancing accessibility to social services. - Awareness rising activities in promotion of different types of services available for vulnerable groups. - NGOs - Public institutions responsible for providing social and health services - Public elderly homes - Other non-institutional social service providers. Etc. Page 2 - IPA CBC Programme Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro 2014-2020 Draft Logical framework On-line consultations August 2014

Priority Axis 2 / THEMATIC PRIORITY 2: Environment, climate change, risk prevention: Priority Axis 2 Objective: To protect the environment, improve risk prevention and sustainable energy production Budget: 12.500.000,00 EUR 2.1. To promote and improve environment and nature protection through natural resources protection and systems for risk prevention 2. 2. To promote and enhance utilization of renewable energy 2.1 Improved protection of natural resources and systems for risk prevention 2.2. Increased capacities and improved infrastructure for utilisation of renewable - Awareness raising activities, information campaigns and education and training concerning environmental and natural resources protection. - Developing and implementing joint environmental initiatives. For example: development of joint plans for nature protected s, protection of natural resources, monitoring and exchange of data, biodiversity and geo-diversity maps, conservation of natural habitats. - Improving and upgrading the procedures and operations of public utility companies involved in water supply, waste water treatment and solid waste collection. - Actions upgrading small scale infrastructure and equipment including elaboration of project documentation for future investment projects. - Improving protection systems (from fire, flood, draught) through for example: - Establishing joint networks for development and implementation of joint plans. - Cross-border measures and tools for reducing the risk of natural disasters. - Implementing joint interventions in case of accidents and natural disasters and establishment of joint emergency centres, including small-scale infrastructure and equipment. - Transfer of knowledge (awareness raising), exchange of experience and capacity building on the utilization of renewable energy resources and energy efficiency. - Elaboration of joint studies and documentation on (the utilization of) renewable energy resources and energy efficiency. Number of km2 covered by improved systems for risk prevention in programme Increase % share of energy collected through renewable resources in total energy collected in the programme - Nr of awareness rising campaigns organised target value 25 - Nr of joint environmental initiatives (plans) developed and implemented target value 10 - Nr of public companies - service providers on water supply, waste water treatment and solid waste with improved procedures and operations target value 13 - Population benefiting from flood protection measures target value 1000000 - Population benefiting from forest fire protection measures target value 500000 - Surface of habitats supported in order to attain a better conservation status.(km2) target value 13 - Additional capacity of renewable energy production target value 5 - NGO s (for example, expert associations, clusters, chambers, etc.) - Public companies (for example water companies; public electrical companies, etc.) - Public energy agencies - Public institutions (for example institutes and other research organisations, for environment and nature, etc.) - Educational institutions (for example education institutions, Page 3 - IPA CBC Programme Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro 2014-2020 Draft Logical framework On-line consultations August 2014

resources and strengthen energy efficiency energy resources and application of energy efficiency - Developing and implementing joint pilot projects in energy efficiency and renewable energy resources. - Investing in joint infrastructure on sustainable energy production and energy efficiency. - Joint incentives in order to improve legal framework in the of renewable energy resources and energy efficiency (e.g. analyses, comparisons, recommendation, local/regional action plans etc.). institutions - Etc. Priority Axis 3 / THEMATIC PRIORITY 4: Tourism, cultural and natural heritage Priority Axis 3 Objective: To encourage tourism and to preserve cultural and natural heritage Budget: 15.000.000,00 EUR 4.1. To strengthen and diversify the tourism offer 4.1 Strengthened and diversified tourism offer in the programme - Developing, promoting and branding of joint tourism niches and products including developing joint tourism activities and diversification of tourism offer (inclusion of other sectors e.g. agriculture, organic food supply, handicrafts and other local products, culture, sustainable transport, etc. in order to develop projects in ecotourism, hunting, rural, mountain, excursion, cultural, adventure, religious, nautical, conference, health and wellness and spa tourism. - Joint incentives of integrating culture, nature and leisure activities into tourism offer - Developing complementary services in tourist offer valorising natural and cultural potentials of the programme. - Promoting and introducing (international) certifications and standards, in order to improve the quality of tourism providers and their services. - Support to development and improvement in destination capacity building in tourism sector (e.g. by developing destination skills and focusing on quality (e.g. standardisation) and integration of offers, tourist destination development,, marketing and promotion). Increase in number of tourist overnights in programme - Nr of joint tools/interventions developed target value 75 - Nr of tourism providers with (international) certifications and standards target value 45 - Nr of joint tourism offers developed and promoted target value 25 - Nr of people trained or coached in tourism sector target value 900 - m2/km of new/improved tourist infrastructure in the programme target value 38 - NGOs (for example, chambers, clusters, expert associations, etc.) - Public institutions (for example institutes and other research organisations, for environment and nature, for culture including museums, libraries and theatres, etc.) Page 4 - IPA CBC Programme Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro 2014-2020 Draft Logical framework On-line consultations August 2014

4.2. To enable a better and sustainable use of the cultural and natural heritage 4.2 Improved and sustainable use of cultural and natural heritage - Cross-border networking of institutions in tourism sector, including establishment of clusters. - Developing innovative offers and services using ICT and other technologies (e.g. GPS routes, booking systems). - Developing and improving small-scale tourism infrastructure such as: walking paths, cycling routes, hiking, riding trails, signposting, visitor centres, etc. - Valuating, preserving, restoring and reviving (e.g. animation of site) cultural, historical and natural heritage e.g. UNESCO and other historical and cultural sites and landscapes, including enabling or improving access to them. - Enabling joint cultural cooperation initiatives including creation of joint cultural events such as cultural festivals, cultural exchanges, joint theatre performances or joint/traveling exhibitions. - Training programs in quality assurance systems and different types of standardisation (e.g. ISO certification, etc.) on cultural and natural heritage. - Investments in certification including training, equipment supply but also small scale infrastructure on cultural and natural heritage. Number of improved cultural and natural heritage sites - Increase in expected number of visits to supported sites of cultural and natural heritage and attractions target value 1000 - Educational institutions (for example education institutions, - Tourist boards and organisations organisations - Etc. Priority Axis 4 / THEMATIC PRIORITY 7: Competitiveness and SME development Priority Axis 4 Objective: Enhancing competitiveness and development of business environment in the programme Budget: 10.000.000,00 EUR 7 To enhance institutional infrastructure and services in order to accelerate the competitivenes s and Increased competitivene ss and development of the business environment in the - Support to business support institutions and establishment of and support to existing and new business related sectorial networks and organisations in order to enhance standardisation, product protection, marketing and development of cross-border markets. - Developing and supporting existing business clusters and networks in order to develop and promote common products for local cross-border and international markets. Increase in world ranking in ease of doing business - Nr of cross-border business clusters or networks developed target value 16 - Nr of people educated (entrepreneurs) target value 1600 - Nr of business support institutions supported target value 33 - NGOs (for example, chambers, expert associations, clusters, producers associations and SME networks, Page 5 - IPA CBC Programme Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro 2014-2020 Draft Logical framework On-line consultations August 2014

development of business environment in the programme programme - Improving communication and cooperation between SMEs and business support institutions at national, regional and local level in the programme. - Improving the capacity of entrepreneurs including micro entrepreneurs such as family farms/households regarding marketing, branding, market research, e-business, competitiveness and education and training in entrepreneurship skills. - Support to actions directly linked to attracting direct investments in the programme. - Increasing cooperation between research institutions, businesses, public sector & development organisations to stimulate innovation and entrepreneurship to improve business innovativeness and technology based on smart specialization approach. - Support to actions related to development of innovative products and services (e.g. patents, industrial design, trademark and innovation etc.) - Promoting and introducing (international) certifications and standards of existing and new products and services. - Joint research and development activities involving the research and educational centres in the programme in order to increase competitiveness. - Nr of enterprises cooperating with research institutions target value 10 - Nr of enterprises receiving non financial support target value 60 - Nr of new enterprises supported target value 16 - Nr of enterprises supported to introduce new to the market products target value 12 etc.) - Public institutions (for example institutes and other research organisations, for environment and nature, for culture including museums, libraries and theatres, etc.) - Educational institutions (for example education institutions, organisations (for examples entrepreneurship centres and incubators, business zones and parks, etc.) - Cooperatives - Etc. - Page 6 - IPA CBC Programme Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro 2014-2020 Draft Logical framework On-line consultations August 2014