Simplification of Cohesion Policy and Future Perspectives
Explore the further simplification of cohesion policy, joint action plans, reducing administrative burdens, and the advantages of Article 14.1 ESF. Learn about innovative approaches, challenges, and the focus on results orientation in cohesion policy.
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Further Simplification of Cohesion Policy and the Future Perspective Andriana Sukova-Tosheva Director Invesment DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion
Joint Action Plans Results orientation Innovative 2014-2020 Objectives Reimbursement through SCOs Flexibility Cross-OP and cross-fund (ESF and ERDF) And yet no interest from Member States! measure in cohesion policy for Actions Results 2
JAPs making it easier Too Complicated.. Mid-term Review Proposed changes to CPR Minimum Funding Information requirements Steering Committee Pilot JAP ESF Technical Assistance Test ideas and share experience Draw lessons 3
Reducing Administrative Burden Simplified Cost options are key New opportunities 2014 2020 'Off the shelf' SCOs New methodologies Assistance from Commission Seminars in Member States Training sessions in Brussels Guidance and Interpretation Transnational Network on Simplification 4
Article 14.1 ESF Advantages of 14.1 ESF Max legal certainty for Member State Flexibility Adoption of DA Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/2195 of 9 July 2015 France and Sweden 1st Amendment Regulation (EU) 2016/812 of 18 March 2016 - Commission Delegated Belgium and Czech Republic 5
Article 14.1 ESF 2nd Amendment (proposed) Slovakia, additional unit costs for Czech Republic Next Steps Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Malta, plus Keep working on Article 14.1 In discussion with PL, NL, FR, RO, EU Level SCOs Discussions at Transnational Network 6
Conclusion SCOs and JAPs Simplification Result Orientation Reduced Administrative Burden Flexibility v Guidance Balance Responsibility Harmonised Rules 7
