Economic Governance and EU Cohesion Policy Insights
Uncover the intricate relationship between economic governance and EU Cohesion Policy through past evidence and current experiences. Delve into the impact on programming, post-2020 challenges, and ex-ante conditionalities, providing a comprehensive view of the policy landscape.
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The link between economic governance and Cohesion Policy EU Cohesion Policy Conference Past Evidence, Current Experience and Future Perspectives Bratislava, September 15 16, 2016
Stronger link to economic governance and European semester Majority of ESIF-relevant CSRs are ESF related: Active employment policies, adequate social policies, more and better qualifications, strengthen administrations. DG EMPL encouraged MS to select the closest Investment Priorities to their respective CSRs This ensures strategic programming, right policy framework, critical mass of funding on key challenges, achievement of results related to the CSRs, traceability 2
Impact on the programming CSR on active ageing IP on healthy and active ageing Specific objective linked to older workers Relevant Output and result indictors Performance Framework Target Ex-ante conditionality on active ageing applies Amount allocated to active ageing known 3
1. Impact on the programming Positive impact Critical mass of funding to address the 2013 and 2014 CSRs ESF allocation to challenges identified in CSRs: Poland: 75% Check Republic: 80% Slovakia: 90% More investment in Youth (Ex: Italy, Slovakia) More alignment in CSR relevant policies (Ex: Germany) More alignment less reprogramming 4
2. Post-2020 (I) Study led by DG EMPL on link with ESI Funds and CSRs Two initial challenges for the future: 1. Different timeframes between European Semester and Cohesion Policy 2. Autonomy between European Semester and Cohesion Policy process Fresh look on focus on policies and people vs. territories 5
2. Post-2020 (II) Elements at the core of the next proposals: 1. Subsidiarity principle 2. Focus on impact 3. Focus on performance 6
3. Ex-ante conditionalities Useful exercise In-depth discussions on state of play on EU policies between MS and COM and within MS Improvements are possible Challenge: Policy frameworks should be in place for the whole programming period and not only the first years Challenge: Fresh look on the link between Ex- ante conditionalities and the CSRs 7
Thank you very much for your attention 8
