Project`s name Title - Sustainable Everyday Project

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PROJECT

Sustainable Food for Urban Communities

Thematic Network – Amersfoort Transnational Meeting

Stephanie Mantell, Brussels Environment (IBGE)

25 April 2013

Photo credit:

Dieter Telemans

Agenda

for 25 April 2013

1.

Contractual documents

2.

Managing Authorities Webinar debriefing

3.

Upcoming meetings

4.

Semestriel reporting

5.

Communication & your local activities

Thematic Network Sustainable Food for Urban Communities

25 April2013I Page 2

1. Contractual documents

Joint convention

2/2013

Application

13/12/2012

& commitment lettres

Thematic Network Sustainable Food for Urban Communities - Launch Teleconference

5 February 2013 I Page 3

2. Webinar with Managing Authorities

Thematic Network Sustainable Food for Urban Communities – Kick-off

29 May 2012 I Page 4

Brussels Capital Region, B ELGIUM

Name : Quentin Richard

Organisation : Cellule de Coordination et de Gestion du

FEDER 2007-2013, Ministry of the Government of the

Brussels Capital Region (MRBC-MBHG), B ELGIUM

ERDF : Operational Programme 'Brussels Capital Region'

Thematic Network Sustainable Food for Urban Communities - Teleconference

26 March 2013I Page 5

West Netherlands

Name : Adri Hartkoorn

Position : Secretary Kansen voor West

Organisation : Managing Authority (municipality of

Rotterdam),

Operational Programme 'West Netherlands'



Sicily, I TALY

Name : Maria Basile

Position : Manager Unit Urban Policy

Organisation : Department of Planning-Sicily Region, I TALY

ERDF: Operational Programme 'Sicily'



R OMANIA

Name : Liana Bojneagu

Position : Public Manager

Organisation : General Directorate Managing Authority for SOP Environment, R OMANIA

Romanian Operational Programme

'Environment

'



Rhone-Alpes, FRANCE

Name : Sophie Boussac-Loarec

Organisation : MA OP ERDF Rhône-Alpes

(for current OP only)

Operational Programme 'Rhône-Alpes'



Attica, G REECE

Name : Alexandra MAVROGONATOU (excused)

Position : Executive of UNIT A ’

Organisation : INTERMEDIATE MANAGING AUTHORITY of OP “Attica 2007-2013”

ERDF : Operational Programme 'Attica'



South West England, UK

Name : Matthieu Havard & Lynn Dockerty (excused)

Position : Programme Delivery Team: South West

Organisation : Department for Communities and Local

Government (DCLG), South West England, UK

ERDF : Operational Programme 'South West England'



West Sweden

Name : Thanos Pinakas

(excused)

Position : Program manager

Organisation : Tillväxtverket (Swedish Agency for

Economic and Regional Growth)

ERDF : Operational Programme 'West Sweden'



3. CURRENT Operational Programme & Food

Have you funded projects related to (sustainable) food production, distribution or consumption?

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Directly: West Netherlands

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Indirectly: West Sweden, Brussels Capital

Region, Rhône-Alpes

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No: Sicily, Attica, Romania Environment, possibly

West England



Direct ERDF funding

Growing tomatoes on waste water .

Pilot Sustainable water cycle.

Developing new technology to re-use waste water.

ERDF – Innovation. ERDF 315,292 euro

Direct ERDF funding

Taskforce Green Port Westland to make greenhouse cultivation more sustainable .

ERDF – Innovation. ERDF 776,968 euro

Indirect ERDF funding

BRUSOC project finances SMEs projects including food services

ERDF


Brussels Sustainable Economy (BSE) supports entrepreneurship by study & coaching

6 sectors including sustainable food sector (production)

ERDF – 1 Million


Construction of indoor food market combined with 3.000 m² rooftop farm

ERDF – 6 Million euro


Small scale food production in Angered, suburb of Gothenburg as part of large urban development project

ERDF – 5 Million euro ( priority 1.

“Entrepreneurship, innovative business and sustainable urban development

”)

No specific funding, but food businesses may have been supported as part of supporting enterprise.

SOP Environment funded:

• Development of integrated waste management systems

• Rehabilitation of historically contaminated sites

No

(sustainable) food projects

Sicily:

No such projects funded in the current programming period.

Attica:

No, that kind of projects were not related to the thematic fields / goals of our OP.


11 Mars 2012 I Page 20

3. CURRENT Operational Programme & Food

There is no (more) funding available that could be used to finance parts of a Local Action Plan on

Sustainable Food.



3. Next Programming period & Food

Are you consulting local stakeholders active or knowledgeable in the area of (sustainable) food production, distribution or consumption?

Who should be consulted and how?

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Other bodies are working on this: West

Sweden, West England, Rhône-Alpes

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Consultation is starting: Attica, West

Netherlands, Sicily, Brussels Capital Region,

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Not a priority: Romania Environment



Other bodies are working on this:

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West Sweden

In Sweden, it is not the managing authority, Tillväxtverket, that has the main responsibility for drafting the Programmes. It is the regional actors, and for West Sweden it is the Region of

Västra Götaland, Region Halland as well as the city of

Gothenburg.

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West England the proposed mechanism for delivering EU Common Strategic

Framework Funds in England is through an EU Growth

Programme with a single governance structure . The funds available will be nationally allocated to Local Enterprise

Partnership (LEP) areas and the LEPs have been tasked to develop EU Strategic Investment plans for 2014-2020. LEPs will get in touch with the most appropriate local stakeholders, i.e. those which are most susceptible to support the delivery of their plans in the future.



Consultation is starting

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Attica:

 Consulting local stakeholders will be a basic part of the drafting preparations of the new OP (through regular meetings...).

 In that framework the Greek partner of the network could prepare and develop a specific plan on how actions connected to sustainable food production could “match” to the goals of the next programming period for Attica Region, which are going to be focused mainly on research & innovation projects.




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West Netherlands:

 Yes, there is consultation.

 The focus will be on the so-called top sectors in the Netherlands.

 One of the top-sectors is Agr-Food , another is Horticulture .

 Cross cutting theme for the top-sectors is Sustainability. So, there will be space for sustainable interventions.

 Stakeholders include Universities and the entrepreneurial organisations of the sector.




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Sicily:

 Participatory drafting of the 2014/2020 ERDF OP is about to start and the mapping of stakeholders to be involved in the process is ongoing.

 The opportunity to consult stakeholders active in these specific issues has to be addressed soon along with the identification of the most representative one(s) with whom to share aspect related to this issue to be included in the OP.



Not a priority for our OP

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Romania Environment:

 Since the SOP Environment does not include a Priority Axis related to food production, distribution and consumption, the drafting process of the operational programme doesn ’t include consultations with local stakeholders active in food domain.

 A relevant Authority able to offer more information regarding food production, distribution and consumption should be the

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.



3. Next Programming period & Food

Is a specific budget line foreseen under which sustainable food actions would be eligible?

If yes, which and under what conditions?

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Not foreseen: Romania Environment

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To early to say: Attica, West Netherlands,

Sicily, West Sweden

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A clear link could be made: Brussels Capital

Region



A clear link to the food sector could be made

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Brussels Capital Region:

The buget line categories of OPs are not well-defined enough today to express it definitely but a link can clearly be made with several of the Thematic Objectives of the (future) Regulation



Enhancing the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises (TO3), with a specific attention to this sector



Protecting the environment and promoting resource efficiency

(TO 6, with “protecting biodiversity, soil protection and promoting ecosystem services ”)



Promoting employment and supporting labour mobility (TO8, with

“development of business incubators and investment support for self- employment and business creation ”)



Investing in education, skills and lifelong learning by developing education and training infrastructure (TO10, with specific training programmes dedicated to this job opportunity sector).



3. Upcoming meetings

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3 transnational workshops of 2,5 days

 23-25 April 2013 Amersfoort Workshop “ Delivering»

(Tuesday-Thursday)

 28-30 May 2013 Goteborg Workshop “ Enjoying ”


 10-12 September 2013 Oslo Workshop “ Growing ”


 Remember:

PPs need to plan LSG meetings before & in between



Meetings

Sustainable Food Network Meetings

(mandatory)

Transnational

6 Workshops

2 Conferences

Local



8 ULSG meetings

1 Dissemination event

(mandatory)



6 teleconf

Bilateral field trips

(optional)

2014?

URBACT programme meetings

Mandatory

1 or 2 National

Capacity building seminars

( 2d – 3p)

International

Summer

University

Dublin 28-30/8

& conf in 2014

Optional & limited

Elected officials pilot scheme

In Brussels

(3x, 2,5d, for 30p)


15 October2012 I Page 31

URBACT National Training on

Participative Action Planning

 What? Training seminars organised for Local Support

Group members, in national languages, to strengthen their capacities in participative action planning.

 1 or 2 per country (or group of countries)

 ≥ 3 participants from LSG

 http://urbact.eu/en/news-and-events/urbactevents/national-training-on-participative-actionplanning/



URBACT National Training on

Participative Action Planning

 Romania: 21-22 May in Bucharest

 Italy: 23-24 May in Rome & autumn?

 Norway, Sweden , Denmark, Finland:

2930 May in Malmö & autumn?

 Netherlands:

 UK & Ireland:

5-6 June & autumn?

6-7 June in London & autumn?

 Greece:

 Spain:

6-7 June in Athens

 France & Belgium: 11-12 June in Paris & November in Paris

2x ?



URBACT Summer University

Dublin 28-30 August 2013 (tbc)

 Specifically designed for people participating in the URBACT

Local Support Groups (ULSG), the first URBACT Summer

University which is a unique learning opportunity for urban practitioners from all over Europe.

 With a good 'mix of fun and hard work' the University allows participants to learn new theories, methods and tools for coproducing integrated local urban policy with key stakeholders http://urbact.eu/en/news-and-events/view-one/urbact-events/?entryId=4903



3. Semestriel reporting

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Will you be in charge of activity reporting?

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Will you be in charge of financial reporting?

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Did you receive access codes to Presage?

 I will arrange a webinar for financial officers in the coming weeks



First reporting period (1/2/2013-30/6/2013)

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Report activities in Excel form by 5/8 (or 15/7)

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Report costs online in Presage system:

1.

Partner enters costs by 5/8 (or 15/7)

2.

Lead Partner oks costs as related to activities

3.

Partner submits costs to First Level Controler

4.

FLC oks costs and sends signed originals to LP by 5/9

5.

Lead Partner compiles reports & issues payment claim by 30/09



How to report costs: Presage



All partners to enter costs https://urbact.presage-cte.org/



How? Presage guidance http://urbact.eu/en/documents-and-resources/documents/

Dropbox Folder « URBACT

Programme Manuals »

Dropbox Folder « Phase 2

Reporting »


17 October 2012 I Page 38


Be precise in comment box: describe the why and the how of the expenditure (what? where? when? for whom?)



Staff: actual hours, actual costs, use timesheet

(all in WP1 project management)



External expertise: invoices + supporting documents

(all in WP1 project management)



Travel: report costs as paid by municipality with supporting documents (in WP2 transnational or WP3 local)

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Meeting organisation: invoices + supporting docs (in WP2 transnational or WP3 local)

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Communication (printing, designing…) (in WP4)




Expenditure amount: Insert the amount in

€

.

If

VAT

is recoverable, ensure that the amount is indicated without VAT

If payment in a

different currency

, please convert the expenditure into EUR using the monthly official EC accounting exchange rate in the month during which the expenditure has been paid (i.e. date when amount is debited from the partner institution ’s bank account). http://ec.europa.eu/budget/inforeuro/index.cfm

Indicate monthly exchange rate used in comment box



Presage

Comments

Travel Daniela Catanoso to

Transnational Meeting in

Brussels (2012.05.28-30):

Ticket trnsport by fly Alitalia

Catania Bouxelles and return € 342,42 Bus

(2012.05.28 Bruxelles ) €

6,00 Hotel (HUSA

PRESIDENT PARK) facture n. 329374 date 2012_05-30 check in (2012.05.28) check out 2012.05.30)

€ 240,00

Restaurant (date

2012.05.28)…



5. Communication & your local activities

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Did you receive the 1st issue of the electronic newsletter

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How often did you local support group meet?

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How did you communicate locally with your group and beyond?



Questions & Feedback



contact@urbact-project.eu

www.urbact.eu/project

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