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Cross-border Cooperation Programmes

ENPI - European Neighbourhood and

Partnership Instrument

Bilateral programmes

(+/-90 %)

Regional Programmes

Inter-regional programs

(NIF, TAIEX, TWING…)

CBC Programmes

Eligible Programmes for Republic of Moldova

Joint Operational Programme Romania-Ukraine-Moldova 2007-2013

www.ro-ua-md.net

Black Sea Basin Joint Operational Programme 2007-2013

www.blacksea-cbc.net

South East Europe Transnational Cooperation Programme 2007-2013

www.southeast-europe.net

http://www.ro-ua-md.net/





http://www.blacksea-cbc.net/



http://www.southeast-europe.net/



JOP Ro-Ua-Md 2007-1013

JOP Ro-Ua-Md 2007-2013 Call 2009 Call 2011

No of application submitted 422 1060

Required budget (ml. Euro) 302,26 -

Available budget (ml. Euro) 35 36

Applications RM 112

(246 – Ro, 64 - Ua)

272

(638 – Ro; 156 - Ua)

Awarded projects Priority 1 – 16 projects

Priority 2 - 6 projects

Priority 3 – 62 projects

Total - 84 projects




Total – 57 projects

Awarded project with the

Moldovan beneficiaries and

partners

P1: applicants - 3; partners– 7;

P2: applicants – 1; partners– 4;

P3: applicants– 9; partners– 52.

Total: applicants - 13; partners - 63

P1: applicants– 3; partners– 17

P2: applicants– 4; partners– 19;

P3: applicants– 7; partners– 21.

Total: applicants -14; partners-57

Absorbed budget by the RM

beneficiaries and partners

~ 8 ml. Euro(20%) ~13 ml. Euro (~50%)

JOP Ro-Ua-Md 2007-2013 Awarded projects

Major investment projects Their value is 37.9 million euros, of which about 11 million Euros are

intended for beneficiaries from Moldova. PROJECT GRANT , Euro APLICANT/PARTNER

IMPEFO – IMprovement of cross – border

cooperation between Moldova and Romania

on PEtroleum and FOod Products

3.097.900 Customs Service of the

Republic of Moldova- applicant

Improvement the response capacity of

Mobile Emergency Service for Resuscitation

and Extrication (SMURD) through a joint

integrated system for efficient monitoring and

disaster consequences mitigation, in regard

to population in the common boundaries

Romania, Ukraine and Republic of Moldova

6.030.000 Ministry of Internal Affaires -

partner

Interconnection gas pipeline between the

Natural Gas Transmission System of

Romania and the Natural Gas Transmission

System of the Republic of Moldova on the

Iaşi (Romania) – Ungheni (Moldova)

direction”

7.000.000

Ministry of Economy -partner

Major investment projects Project Grant Applicant/ Partner

Inventory, Assessment and Remediation of Anthropogenic Sources of Pollution in the Lower Danube Region of Ukraine, Romania and the Republic of Moldova

5,181,782.42 Ministry of Environment -partner -partner

Feasibility Study on Synchronous Interconnection of Ukrainian and Moldovan Power Systems to ENTSO-E Continental European Power System

6,360,639.12 Ministry of Economy – partner -applicant

Cross border infrastructure (communication infrastructure between Romania, Ukraine and Republic of Moldova).

4,700,000 Ministry of Internal Affairs -partner

Major investment projects

Project Grant Applicant/Partner

Prevention and protection against floods in the upper Siret and Prut River Basins, through the implementation of a modern monitoring system with automatic stations -EAST AVERT.

8,329,000 “Apele Moldovei” Agency (MD) -partner

Type presentation title here 09/12/2015

POC Marea Neagră 2007-2013

Black Sea Basin Joint Operational Programme 2007-2013

Call for proposals

2009

Call for proposals

2011

Nr. proposals submitted 173 195

Requested budget (million Euro) 70,4

Available budget (million Euro) 5,3 15,5

Applicants from RM 10 12

Partners from RM 64 75

Contracted projects 19 18

(29 of 31 selected projects include partners from MD)

Budget attracted by RM 906.800

JOP BSB 2007-2013

I call II call Total

No. proposals submitted

173 195 368

Project proposals – applicants RM 10 17 27

Project proposals – partners RM 64 75 139

Awarded projects 19 41 60

Awarded projects with Md applicants 2 3 5

Awarded funds, ml. Euro

5,7 27,1 32,8

Awarded funds by Moldovan beneficiaries and partners, ml. Euro

0, 996 2,463 3,4579

JOP BSB 2007-2013- Submitted proposals

ArmeniaAzerbaij

anBulgaria Georgia Grecia

R.Moldova

Romania

Turcia Ucraina

licitatia 1 9 8 41 8 38 10 39 67 11

licitatia 2 8 0 27 7 59 17 63 105 14

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JOP BSB2007-2013 Awarded projects

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JOP BSB 2007-2013 Awarded funds

Armenia Bulgaria Georgia GreciaR.Moldov

aRomania Turcia Ucraina

licitatia 1 211,797 1,786,161 304,597 996,789 994,596 2,207,999 941,710 695,155

licitatia 2 1,547,489 2,265,977 2,014,792 3,348,736 2,462,466 4,786,906 5,637,001 2,568,560

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South East Europe Transnational Cooperation Programme 2007-2013

Call for

proposals

2008

Call for

proposals

2009

Call for

proposals

2011

Call for

proposals

2011

Call for

proposals

2013

Available budget (million

Euro)

80 50 30 63,5 € 1.689.457

Nr. proposals submitted 820 640 46 350 7

Applications submitted

including partners from

Moldova

39 5 18 30

Contracted projects 41 26 8 48

Applications contracted

with partners from

Moldova

5 2 0 2 6

ENPI Cross-Border Cooperation

OPPORTUNITIES

Generous support (JOP Ro-Ua-Md: 126 million Euro,

JOP BSB: 17 million Euro SEE TCP: 206 million Euro)

All country is eligible

Equal status in the programming and implementation phases

Joint use of funds in joint projects

CHALLENGES

Weak institutional framework

The legal unadjusted (eg procurement, financial management)

Insufficient resources to support national applicants to

participate in the programmes

Weak capacity of applicants

Free movement of the partners in the program area

Since it was a new instrument

ENPI CBC, documents and

procedures required major revisions and amendments

Delay in creating management

structures (JTC and BO) can

have a significant impact at the country level

Difficulties in the process of

working through different levels of experience, poor communication

and coordination between

countries is detrimental to the

program

More attention and involvement is required to be

given NCP

Lessons learned at the program level

Lessons learned at the project level

Reduced capacity to

develop qualified project

proposals

Difficulties in finding

partners

Application Form is

difficult to understand

and complete

High costs of drafting

(travel costs, visa, copying

and translation ...)

The language barrier,

especially in the regions

Progress from TACIS to ENPI CBC

TACIS CTF PV CTF IEVP CTF

1996 - 2003 2004 - 2006 2007-2013

31 mln. €

€ 4.5 mln. PV Ro-Mo

€ 5 mln. PV CADSES

€ 126 mln. POC Ro-Ua-Md

€ 21 mln. POC BMN

€ 265 mln. SEE TCP (ENPI- 2ml. EURO)

23 projects

implemented

13 projects

implemented

SEE TCP - 123 contracted projects (9

parteners from MD)

POC Ro-Ua-Md – 13 contracted projects

POC BMN – 27 contracted projects

CBC Programmes for 2014-2020

Joint Operational Programme

Romania-Republic of Moldova

Joint Operational Programme Black Sea

European Territorial Cooperation Danube

Programme

Territorial Cooperation Programme for

Moldova Ukraine

CBC Programmes eligible

for Republic of Moldova

Source for the program

European Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI)

Eastern Partnership


Black Sea 2014-2020

Geography programme

Identical to the current period:

Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova -

whole territory

Bulgaria (NUTS II regions Severoiztochen and

Yugoiztochen)

Greece (NUTS II regions and Anatoliki Kentriki Makedonia

Makedonia - Thraki)

Romania (NUTS II South-East)

Russia (Rostov Oblast, Krasnodar Krai and the Republic of

Adygea)

Turkey (equivalent to NUTS II region İstanbul, Tekirdağ,

Kocaeli, Zonguldak, Kastamonu, Samsun and Trabzon)

Ukraine (regions Odeska, Mykolaiv, Kherson, Donetsk

Zaporosh'ye and, Autonomous Republic of Crimea and

Sevastopol city).

Specific objectives Priorities ENI EU funding

(provisional)

1. Promote business and entrepreneurship within the Black Sea basin

1.1 Jointly promote business and

entrepreneurship in the tourism

and cultural sectors

€25.34 million

1.2 Increase cross-border trade

opportunities and modernisation in

the agricultural and connected

sectors

2. Promote coordination of environmental protection and joint reduction of marine litter in the Black Sea basin

2.1 Improve joint environmental

monitoring

€18.80 million

2.2 Promote common awareness-

raising and joint actions to reduce

river and marine litter

09/12/2015

Management structure

• Joint Managing Authority: Ministry of Regional

Development and Public Administration Romania

• National authorities in the participating countries

• Joint Technical Secretariat South East Regional

Development Agency (SERDA)

• National Info Points (in each participating country)

Expectations …

Higher financial allocation - at least 80 million Euro

The correlation of priorities with regional initiatives and

programs (BSEC, BSTFA etc.) ... Black Sea Strategy

Funding projects with investment and higher value

Simplification and improvement the programme management

A more active involvement the participating counties in

managing the programme and increase the responsibilities

Joint Operational Programme Romania-

Republic of Moldova 2014-2020

General Info

• Financial allocation – 81 ml. Euros

• Large Investments Projects – 24,3ml. Euroo

• Pronounced cross border impact

• More efficient cooperation by simplifying and improvement management and procedures

09/12/2015 Type presentation title here

Expected area of the programme:

Core region:

Romania: Botosani, Iasi, Vaslui, Galati

Republic of Moldova: the whole country

Adjoining regions:

4 major social, economic and cultural centres in the

programme area: Bucharest, Suceava, Bacău and

Piatra Neamț.

Types of projects

• Soft projects –do not include an infrastructure component, or their infrastructure component (works and/or equipment) is of less than 1 million euro per project.

• Hard projects –infrastructure component (works and or equipment) of at least 1 million euro per project


Size of grants per types of projects

between 40,0000 euro and 1,000,000 euro for soft projects

between 1,000,000 euros and 2,000,000 euros for hard projects


Management bodies • Joint Monitoring Committee (JMC): decision body ;

• Managing Authority (MA): responsible for managing the programme in accordance with the principle of sound financial management;

• Joint Technical Secretariat (JTS): assist the Managing Authority, the Joint Monitoring Committee and Audit Authority, in carrying out their respective duties;

• National Authorities (NAs): support the Managing Authority in the management of the programme

Proposed thematic objectives:

TO2 - Support to education, research, technological development & innovation;

TO3 - Promotion of local culture and preservation of historical heritage

TO7 - Improvement of accessibility to the regions, development of transport and communication networks and systems;

TO8 - Common challenges in the field of safety and security;

Deadlines

European Territorial Cooperation

Danube Programme

09/12/2015

Management structure

Joint Managing Authority, Ministry of Economy Hungary

Joint Technical Secretariat (Budapest)

National Contact Points

Thematic objectives

TO1: Strengthening research, technological development and

innovation

TO6: Environment and efficient promotion of resource

TO7: Promote sustainable transportation

TO11: Strengthening institutional development and efficient

administration

Funds

Allocation for the programme: around 200 million Euro

ENI allocation: around 5 million Euro

Eastern Partnership Territorial

Cooperation Programmes

• EaP TC Ukraine – Belarus – Ukraine: Volyn, Rivne, Zhytomyr oblasts, northern

districts of Kyiv oblast, and Chernigiv oblast – Belarus: Brest and Gomel oblasts

• EaP TC programme Moldova – Ukraine – Moldova întreg teritoriul – Ukraine: regiunile Chernivtsi, Vinnytsya and Odesa

• EaP TC programme Armenia – Georgia – Georgia: Samtskhe-Javakheti and Kvemo Kartli

regions – Armenia: Shirak, Lori and Tavush regions (marzes)

• EaP TC programme Georgia – Azerbaijan – Georgia: Kvemo Kartli and Kakheti regions – Azerbaijan: Ganja-Gazakh and Sheki-Zaqatala

regions

Financial framework

12.5 m EUR

10% co-financing

Size of grants:

20 000 to 300 000 EUR

Allocations

• Armenia – Georgia 1.8 m EUR

• Azerbaijan – Georgia 1.8 m EUR

• Belarus – Ukraine 3.3 m EUR

• Moldova – Ukraine 3.3 m EUR

• Programme management 0.875 m EUR

Eligible area

Republic of Moldova Ukraine (oblast)

Whole territory

Chernivtsi Odessa Vinnitsa

Programme structures Institution Info Overal responsibility

Joint Decision Making Committee (JDMC)

Representatives of the participating countries

Ensure the programme ownership

Managing Authority (MA) Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

Bears overall responsibility for operational and financial management and implementation of the programme towards the European Commission

Technical Secretariat (TS) Located in Chisinau responsible for the day-to-day management of the Programme including support and advice to grant beneficiaries

Information Point (IP) Located in Kiev Information and communication activities for Ua institutions

IMPORTANT ►

Your project must demonstrate real contribution to the

general objective of the programme and of the Call for

proposals!!!

Your project must address one programm Operational

Objective and one Priority

Financial allocation

Overall financial allocation 3.300,000.00 EUR

O.O. 1 Improving the living conditions of local communities

1,320.00 EUR 40%

O.O. 2. Addressing common challenges 1,320.00 EUR 40%

O.O. 3. Culture, education and sports 600.00 EUR 20%

EC contribution: 90% of the total eligible costs of the actions

Size of the grant

Minimum size of the grant 60,000.00 EUR

Maximum size of the grant 300,000.00 EUR

EC contribution: 90% of the total eligible costs of the actions

Project duration

….action may not be lower than 9 months

nor exceed 18 months

…..must be terminated 31st of December 2016!!

Timetable of the call

Date Time

Launching of the call 15 of April2015

Information meetings 27 of April – 08 May 2015

10.00

Deadline for requesting any clarifications from MA 15 July 2015 16.00

Contract signature September 2015

.


Romania - Ukraine

2014-2020

TO 2. Support to education, research, technological development & innovation

TO 3. Promotion of local culture and preservation of historical heritage

TO 7. Improvement of accessibility to the regions, development of transport and common networks and systems

TO 8. Common challenges in the field of safety and security

Thematic objectives of the Programme

• Improve and enhance institutional cooperation that increases the quality of education at all levels, the accessibility to education, and ensures appropriate skills of the graduates;

• Improve pre-conditions for cooperation in the field of research and innovation;

• Restore cultural and historical sites that enhance the cross – border touristic potential of the eligible area;

• Increase mobility of persons and goods in the eligible area through a modernized transport network

The Programme intends to:

• Improve integrated ICT tools to support the cross –border connections;

• Improve health condition of citizens in the eligible area and reduce risks for human epidemiology hazards;

• Reduce risks for natural or man-made disasters and improve cross-border joint emergency situation systems;

• Increase efficiency of the police, border police and custom services in coping with cross border organized crime, increase level of trust and confidence of the citizens in these structures.

The Programme intends to:

Eligible area:

Romania: Suceava, Satu Mare, Maramureș, Botoșani and Tulcea counties

Ukraine: Chernivtsi, Ivano – Frankivsk, Transcarpathia and Odessa regions

Communication language – English;

Financial EU allocation : EUR 60 mill

Particularities of the Programme (1)

Estimated date of the adoption of the Programme by the European Commission– 31st of Decembrie 2015;

Launching of the first call for proposals – second half of 2016. All requirements and conditions for participation in the call for proposals will be made available and established in the corresponding Guidelines for grant applicants.

Compulsory eligibility condition– partnership between organisations from both participating countries.

Particularities of the Programme (2)

Thank you for your attention !

Common borders. Common solutions.

www.ro-ua-md.net

The Joint Operational Programme Romania-Ukraine-Republic of Moldova 2007-2013 is financed by the European Union through the European Neighborhood and Partnership Instrument and co-financed by the participating countries. The views expressed in this material do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

JOINT OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME

ROMANIA – UKRAINE – REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA 2007-2013

Cross-border experience of implementing cultural and tourist projects within JOP “Romania-Ukraine-Republic of Moldova

2007-2013”

Odessa, 26th of November, 2015


www.ro-ua-md.net

Joint Operational Programme “Romania-Ukraine-Republic of Moldova 2007-2013” is one of the cross border programmes financed by EU through European Neighborhood and Partnership Instrument.

Through the JOP RO-UA-MD the people in border areas are

encouraged to further develop the border economy, confront environmental challenges and enhance their preparedness for emergency situations. The program also promotes greater interaction between people and communities living in the border areas.

PRIORITIES Priority 1: Towards a more competitive border economy.

This priority aims to improve the economic performance of the border area through the diversification and modernization in a sustainable manner, of the border economy.

Priority 2: Environmental Challenges and Emergency Preparedness. This priority aims to develop long term solutions to the environmental problems faced by the border areas particularly those associated with environmental emergencies where a co-ordinated approach is essential.

Priority 3: People to People Co-operation. This priority aims to promote greater interaction between people and communities living in the border areas.

Grant beneficiaries under the 1st and 2nd Calls for Proposals for Priority 1 “Towards a more competitive border economy” and Priority 3 “People to People Co-operation”, Joint Operational Programme Romania-Ukraine-Republic of Moldova 2007-2013 are the following organizations from Odessa region:

1. Municipal Museum of private collections named after A.V. Bleschunov;

2. Reny District Council of Odessa Region


www.ro-ua-md.net

PRIORITY 1

"SIDE-BY-SIDE" - tri-nodal cross-border tourism network for

developing the cross-border area Galati- Cahul- Reni" MIS-ETC 2161


www.ro-ua-md.net

"SIDE-BY-SIDE" - tri-nodal cross-border tourism network for developing the cross-border area Galati- Cahul- Reni"

MIS-ETC 2161

Duration – 22 months

Budget – 592,072.41 EURO

• The main objective of the project - To increase the productivity and competitiveness of both urban and rural areas of the region through cross-border cooperation

• Lead Partner/Applicant – Euro Development Association, Galati, Romania

• Partner 1 – Cross-Border Cooperation and European Integration Agency, Cahul, Republic of Moldova

• Partner 2 – Reny District Council of Odessa Region, Ukraine


www.ro-ua-md.net

"SIDE-BY-SIDE" - tri-nodal cross-border tourism network for developing the cross-border area Galati- Cahul- Reni"

MIS-ETC 2161

The project created a network to promote cross-border tourism and an attractive and accessible joint tourist circuit for different categories of tourists.

The activities provide effective means of information and advertising in order to bring tourists closer to the tourist potential insufficiently explored, and to boost tourism.

RESULTS:

• 2 Info- Centres in Cahul and Reni set up

• Recreational base in Galati developed

• 3 focus points joined and created a tri-nodal cross-border tourism network


www.ro-ua-md.net

Developing cross border tourism by promoting the Mansion of Manuc Bey and the Blesciunov Mansion

MIS-ETC 2173

Duration – 26 months

Budget – 2,498,442.63 EURO

• The main objective of the project - Improving socio-economic situation of the border region by increasing the contribution of touristic sector in the regional economy and development of sustainable capitalization capacity in the area of Hincesti-Vaslui and Odessa region. The goal of the Ukrainian part of the project is to create and maintain optimal conditions for storage of museum collections, measures for the rehabilitation of the monument of architecture, which houses the museum.

• Lead Partner/Applicant – Hincesti District Council, Republic of Moldova

• Partner 1 – Soleshti City Hall, Vaslui county, Romania.

• Partner 2 – Municipal Museum of private collections named after A.V. Bleschunov

Planned activities:

- Inspection of the premises and exposition of the museum depository by specialists of the National Research and Restoration Center of Ukraine; - Assembly and installation of "museum climate" system in the basement and the air conditioning system on the ground floor; - Visit to the Republic of Moldova to get acquainted with the experience of the implementation of projects of the Program of cross-border cooperation; - Participation in the publication of a booklet on the project.

Expected results: improvement and stabilization of the state of the exhibits, creation of comfortable environment for visitors, increase in the popularity of the museum. The final beneficiaries and target groups: residents of Odessa region (all age groups), tourists from other regions of Ukraine and border areas of the Republic of Moldova and Romania.

Professional museum community in Ukraine, for which the Ukrainian part of the project is a pilot model.

Exposition

Thank you for your attention !


www.ro-ua-md.net

The Joint Operational Programme Romania-Ukraine-Republic of Moldova 2007-2013 is financed by the European Union through the European Neighborhood and Partnership Instrument and co-financed by the participating countries. The views expressed in this material do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

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