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Improvement of real estate regulation Support for regional projects Other foreign financial sources (Norway grants, Latvian-Swiss Cooperation Programme) EIROPAS SAVIENĪBA Eiropas Sociālais fonds IEGUL JUMS TA N Ā KOTN Ē 85% 90% 95% 100% 105% 110% 115% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120% 140% 160% 180% 200% RĪGA REGIONS 177% 165% 93% 109% 97% 109% 103% 111% 75% 82% 61% 66% 61% 63% 46% 51% 77% 74% 2006 2016 Latvia’s average GDP per capita Increase compared to the Latvia’s average GDP per capita 2006-2016 PIERĪGA KURZEME VIDZEME ZEMGALE LATGALE -22% -17% -11% -5% 0% 0% 30% 60% 90% 120% 112% -1% -9% 95% 85% 80% 70% 84% RĪGA REGIONS PIERĪGA ZEMGALE VIDZEME LATGALE KURZEME -20% -17% -16% -14% The average gross wage share, %, compared to average gross wage in Latvia, 2018 Population change (decrease), 2008-2018, % GOAL HOW TO REACH THESE GOALS? SOLUTIONS TO REACH THESE GOALS IMPLEMENTATION BENEFITS 1. Improvement of the business environment in regions 2. Improvement of the efficiency of public services in regions 3. Public administration capacity and public participation TOOLS FOR IMPLEMENTING REGIONAL POLICY GUIDELINES: THE NECESSARY FUNDING TO REACH THE GOALS SET BY THE REGIONAL POLICY GUIDELINES AND IMPLEMENT THE PLANNED MEASURES EU funds Regional project programme Municipal budgets TOGETHER MAKE UP Funding of tools of EU policies and other foreign financial assistance* Municipal budget Private sector State budget 254 840 667 € 1 104 832 530 € 2 187 198 857 € POPULATION BUSINESSES 0 20 40 60 80 100 47% 73% 73% 55% 89% 31% 45% 10% 0% 10% 0% 2016 2029 PLANNED SUPPORT FOR ATTRACTION HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE REGIONS REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRENDS 363 811 375 € 523 714 286 € * Within the framework of the housing policy a support instrument appropriate to the situation in Latvia will be developed to ensure complex access to housing. +1 657 mil. € 1 € in technology/ equipment creates 5 € in GDP GOODS AND SERVICES INVESTMENT LABOUR FORCE (wages) + 729 mil. € TECHNOLOGIES AND EQUIPMENT (investment) + 486 mil. € GDP IN REGIONS WAGE DIFFERENCES AND POPULATION CHANGE IN REGIONS REGIONAL POLICY 2021-2027 – BASIS FOR INVESTMENTS* IN DEVELOPMENT OF TERRITORIES *INCLUDING FOR PLANNING EU FUNDS FINANCING FOR 2021-2027 During the past 10 years regions have grown faster than the national average of Latvia – Zemgale has grown by 3% faster, Latgale – even by 11% faster. Latvia has the third largest regional disparities among the OECD countries. The average monthly wage varies by region more than 1.5 times (or 5 to 10 year difference between regions). Due to the limited employment options and low wages the population in the regions has declined by up to 20% largely by emigration of inhabitants To create preconditions to development of economic potential of all regions and decrease of regional disparities: to strengthen the internal and external competitiveness of regions, to provide solutions according to specificities of each territory for development of settlement and living environment REGIONAL GDP DIFFERENCE – average GDP per capita of four least developed region’s compared to most developed region, % AVERAGE MONTHLY WAGES IN REGIONS – average level of four least developed region’s compared to most developed region, % ATTRACTION OF PRIVATE INVESTMENTS IN REGIONS average level of four least developed region’s compared to most developed region, % EFFICIENCY OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY MUNICIPALITIES costs per customer – decrease of costs for the service provided by municipality, % ACCESSIBILITY OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY MUNICIPALITIES– number of customers – increase in the number of customers for the service provided by municipality, % REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT MODEL – THE NECESSARY INVESTMENT DURING THE SEVEN YEAR PERIOD 1 € in wages creates 3 € in GDP PLANNED TOOLS FOR MUNICIPALITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN REGIONS Investments in fixed assets for development of existing/new products and services Municipality’s support set for businesses Improvement of conditions for national government loans for municipalities Creation and operation of regional innovation and knowledge platform Support for attracting highly qualified workforce in regions Accessibility of housing for the workforce in regions* Remigration support measures Tax solutions for support in terms of wages in Latgale region PLANNED MEASURES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF SERVICE EFFICIENCY ACCORDING TO THE DEMOGRAPHIC CHALLENGES Capacity building of municipalities and planning regions Expanding the range of territorial statistics and its acquiring possibilities Involvement of wider public in achieving regional policy goals Modernization of municipality administrative processes and service provision processes Improvement of operation of regional and local level administration Optimization of municipal finance system Development of the regulatory framework for the state budget grant for co-financing municipal EU fund projects Support for pre-school education and childcare service Improvement of road network infrastructure Accessibility and operation of joint customer service centres Smart municipalities – improvement of service efficiency Sustainable development of public outdoor space PLANNED MEASURES FOR BUILDING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CAPACITY AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION * It is planned to divide the funding between regions according to GDP per capita, providing more funding to regions with lower GDP per capita. For municipalities in regions a project competition will be organized. It is planned to also provide funding for regional level projects (provisionally 30%) Wider employment opportunities, including opportunities to work remotely and have a higher pay job Improved living conditions – well organized public space, better housing accessibility, more accessible and qualitative services Better chances to participate in improving the municipality’s development, implementing local initiatives Better mobility opportunities to reach workplaces and services etc. The necessary infrastructure is provided, thus giving the opportunity for the businesses to invest more in their development, technologies and equipment Support is provided (both advisory and financial) for development of enterprise and innovation Less bureaucracy The necessary specialists are provided according to the needs of enterprises etc. Development of business support infrastructure Annual GDP per capita in planning regions compared to the country’s GDP per capita GOALS AND SUB-GOALS OF GUIDELINES, %” Support for energy efficiency of municipal buildings

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Improvement ofreal estate regulation

Support forregional projects

Other foreign financial sources

(Norway grants, Latvian-Swiss Cooperation

Programme)

EIROPAS SAVIENĪBA

Eiropas Sociālais fonds

I E G U L D Ī J U M S T A V Ā N Ā K O T N Ē

85% 90% 95% 100% 105% 110% 115%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120% 140% 160% 180% 200%

RĪGA

REGIO

NS

177%165%93%

109%

97%

109%

103%

111%

75%82%

61%66%

61%63%

46%51%

77%74%

2006

2016

Latvia’s average GDP per capita Increase compared to the Latvia’s average GDP per capita 2006-2016

PIERĪGA

KURZEME

VIDZEME

ZEMGALE

LATGALE

-22% -17% -11% -5% 0%

0% 30% 60% 90% 120%

112%

-1%

-9%

95%

85%

80%

70%

84%

RĪGA

REGIO

NS

PIERĪGA

ZEMGALE

VIDZEME

LATGALE

KURZEME

-20%

-17%

-16%

-14%

The average gross wage share, %, compared to average gross wage in Latvia, 2018

Population change (decrease), 2008-2018, %

GOAL

HOW TO REACH THESE GOALS?

SOLUTIONS TO REACH THESE GOALS

IMPLEMENTATION

BENEFITS

1.

Improvement of thebusiness environment

in regions

2.

Improvement of theefficiency of public services

in regions

3.

Public administration capacity and

public participation

TOOLS FOR IMPLEMENTING REGIONAL POLICY GUIDELINES:

THE NECESSARY FUNDING TO REACH THE GOALS SET BY THE REGIONAL POLICY GUIDELINES AND

IMPLEMENT THE PLANNED MEASURES

EU funds Regional project programme

Municipal budgets

TOGETHER MAKE UP

Funding of tools of EU policies and other foreign financial assistance*

Municipal budgetPrivate sector State budget

254 840 667 € 1 104 832 530 €

2 187 198 857 €

POPULATION BUSINESSES

0 20 40 60 80 100

47%

73%73%

55%

89%

31%45%

10%0%

10%0%

2016

2029

PLANNED SUPPORT FOR ATTRACTION HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE REGIONS

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRENDS

363 811 375 € 523 714 286 €

* Within the framework of the housing policy a support instrument appropriate to the situation in Latvia will be developed to ensure complex access to housing.

+1 657 mil. €1 € in technology/ equipment creates 5 € in GDP

GOODS AND SERVICES

INVESTMENT

LABOUR FORCE(wages)

+ 729 mil. €

TECHNOLOGIES AND EQUIPMENT

(investment)

+ 486 mil. €

GDP IN REGIONS

WAGE DIFFERENCES AND POPULATION CHANGE IN REGIONS

REGIONAL POLICY 2021-2027 – BASIS FOR INVESTMENTS* IN DEVELOPMENT OF TERRITORIES*INCLUDING FOR PLANNING EU FUNDS FINANCING FOR 2021-2027

During the past 10 years regions have grown faster than the national average of Latvia – Zemgale has grown by 3% faster, Latgale – even by 11% faster. Latvia has the third largest regional disparities among the OECD countries.

The average monthly wage varies by region more than 1.5 times(or 5 to 10 year difference between regions).

Due to the limited employment options and low wages the population in the regions has declined by up to 20% largely by emigration of inhabitants

To createpreconditions to

development of economic potential of all regions and decrease of regional disparities:

to strengthenthe internal and external competitiveness of regions,

to providesolutions according to specificities of each territory for

development of settlement and living environment

REGIONAL GDP DIFFERENCE –average GDP per capita of four least developed region’s compared to most developed region, %

AVERAGE MONTHLY WAGES IN REGIONS –average level of four least developed region’s

compared to most developed region, %

ATTRACTION OF PRIVATE INVESTMENTS IN REGIONS – average level of four least developed

region’s compared to most developed region, %

EFFICIENCY OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY MUNICIPALITIES – costs per customer – decrease of

costs for the service provided by municipality, %

ACCESSIBILITY OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY MUNICIPALITIES– number of customers – increase in the number of customers for the service provided by municipality, %

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT MODEL – THE NECESSARY INVESTMENT DURING THE SEVEN YEAR PERIOD

1 € in wages creates

3 € in GDP

PLANNED TOOLS FOR MUNICIPALITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN REGIONS

Investments in fixed assets

for development of existing/new products

and services

Municipality’s support

set for businesses

Improvement of conditions for national government loans for

municipalities

Creation and operation of

regional innovationand knowledge

platform

Support for attracting highly qualified

workforce in regions

Accessibility of housing for the workforce

in regions*

Remigration support

measures

Tax solutionsfor support in terms of wages in Latgale

region

PLANNED MEASURES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF SERVICE EFFICIENCY ACCORDING TO THE DEMOGRAPHIC CHALLENGES

Capacity building of municipalities and

planning regions

Expanding the range of territorial statistics and its acquiring possibilities

Involvement of wider public in achieving regional policy

goals

Modernization of municipality administrative processes and service provision processes

Improvement of operation of regional

and local level administration

Optimization of municipal

finance system

Development of the regulatory framework for the state budget grant for

co-financing municipal EU fund projects

Support for pre-school education and

childcare service

Improvement of road network infrastructure

Accessibility and operation of joint customer service

centres

Smart municipalities –improvement of service efficiency

Sustainable development

of public outdoor space

PLANNED MEASURES FOR BUILDING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CAPACITY AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

* It is planned to divide the funding between regions according to GDP per capita, providing more funding to regions with lower GDP per capita. For municipalities in regions a project competition will be organized. It is planned to also provide funding for regional level projects (provisionally 30%)

Wider employment opportunities, including opportunities to work remotely and have a higher pay job

Improved living conditions –well organized public space, better housing accessibility, more accessible and qualitative services

Better chances to participate in improving the municipality’s development, implementing local initiatives

Better mobility opportunities to reach workplaces and services etc.

The necessary infrastructure is provided, thus giving the opportunity for the businesses to invest more in their development, technologies and equipment

Support is provided(both advisory and financial) for development of enterprise and innovation

Less bureaucracy

The necessary specialists are provided according to the needs of enterprises etc.

Development ofbusiness support

infrastructure

Annual GDP per capita in planning regions compared to the country’s GDP per capita

GOALS AND SUB-GOALS OF GUIDELINES, %”

Support for energy efficiency of municipal buildings

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85% 90% 95% 100% 105% 110% 115%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120% 140% 160% 180% 200%

RĪGA

REGIO

NS

177%165%93%

109%

97%

109%

103%

111%

75%82%

61%66%

61%63%

46%51%

77%74%

2006

2016

Latvia’s average GDP per capita Increase compared to the Latvia’s average GDP per capita 2006-2016

PIERĪGA

KURZEME

VIDZEME

ZEMGALE

LATGALE

-22% -17% -11% -5% 0%

0% 30% 60% 90% 120%

112%

-1%

-9%

95%

85%

80%

70%

84%

RĪGA

REGIO

NS

PIERĪGA

ZEMGALE

VIDZEME

LATGALE

KURZEME

-20%

-17%

-16%

-14%

The average gross wage share, %, compared to average gross wage in Latvia, 2018

Population change (decrease), 2008-2018, %

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRENDS

WAGE DIFFERENCES AND POPULATION CHANGE IN REGIONS

REGIONAL POLICY 2021-2027 – BASIS FOR INVESTMENTS* IN DEVELOPMENT OF TERRITORIES*INCLUDING FOR PLANNING EU FUNDS FINANCING FOR 2021-2027

During the past 10 years regions have grown faster than the national average of Latvia – Zemgale has grown by 3% faster, Latgale – even by 11% faster. Latvia has the third largest regional disparities among the OECD countries.

The average monthly wage varies by region more than 1.5 times(or 5 to 10 year difference between regions).

Due to the limited employment options and low wages the population in the regions has declined by up to 20% largely by emigration of inhabitants

Annual GDP per capita in planning regions compared to the country’s GDP per capita

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GOAL

HOW TO REACH THESE GOALS?

1.

Improvement of thebusiness environment

in regions

2.

Improvement of theefficiency of public services

in regions

3.

Public administration capacity and

public participation

0 20 40 60 80 100

47%

73%73%

55%

89%

31%45%

10%0%

10%0%

2016

2029

+1 657 mil. €1 € in technology/ equipment creates 5 € in GDP

GOODS AND SERVICES

INVESTMENT

LABOUR FORCE(wages)

+ 729 mil. €

TECHNOLOGIES AND EQUIPMENT

(investment)

+ 486 mil. €

GDP IN REGIONS

To createpreconditions to

development of economic potential of all regions and decrease of regional disparities:

to strengthenthe internal and external competitiveness of regions,

to providesolutions according to specificities of each territory for

development of settlement and living environment

REGIONAL GDP DIFFERENCE –average GDP per capita of four least developed region’s compared to most developed region, %

AVERAGE MONTHLY WAGES IN REGIONS –average level of four least developed region’s

compared to most developed region, %

ATTRACTION OF PRIVATE INVESTMENTS IN REGIONS – average level of four least developed

region’s compared to most developed region, %

EFFICIENCY OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY MUNICIPALITIES – costs per customer – decrease of

costs for the service provided by municipality, %

ACCESSIBILITY OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY MUNICIPALITIES– number of customers – increase in the number of customers for the service provided by municipality, %

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT MODEL – THE NECESSARY INVESTMENT DURING THE SEVEN YEAR PERIOD

1 € in wages creates

3 € in GDP

GOALS AND SUB-GOALS OF GUIDELINES, %”

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Improvement ofreal estate regulation

Support forregional projects

SOLUTIONS TO REACH THESE GOALS

PLANNED SUPPORT FOR ATTRACTION HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE REGIONS

* Within the framework of the housing policy a support instrument appropriate to the situation in Latvia will be developed to ensure complex access to housing.

PLANNED TOOLS FOR MUNICIPALITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN REGIONS

Investments in fixed assets

for development of existing/new products

and services

Municipality’s support

set for businesses

Improvement of conditions for national government loans for

municipalities

Creation and operation of

regional innovationand knowledge

platform

Support for attracting highly qualified

workforce in regions

Accessibility of housing for the workforce

in regions*

Remigration support

measures

Tax solutionsfor support in terms of wages in Latgale

region

PLANNED MEASURES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF SERVICE EFFICIENCY ACCORDING TO THE DEMOGRAPHIC CHALLENGES

Capacity building of municipalities and

planning regions

Expanding the range of territorial statistics and its acquiring possibilities

Involvement of wider public in achieving regional policy

goals

Modernization of municipality administrative processes and service provision processes

Improvement of operation of regional

and local level administration

Optimization of municipal

finance system

Development of the regulatory framework for the state budget grant for

co-financing municipal EU fund projects

Support for pre-school education and

childcare service

Improvement of road network infrastructure

Accessibility and operation of joint customer service

centres

Smart municipalities –improvement of service efficiency

Sustainable development

of public outdoor space

PLANNED MEASURES FOR BUILDING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CAPACITY AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

Development ofbusiness support

infrastructure

Support for energy efficiency of municipal buildings

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Other foreign financial sources

(Norway grants, Latvian-Swiss Cooperation

Programme)

EIROPAS SAVIENĪBA

Eiropas Sociālais fonds

I E G U L D Ī J U M S T A V Ā N Ā K O T N Ē

IMPLEMENTATION

BENEFITS

TOOLS FOR IMPLEMENTING REGIONAL POLICY GUIDELINES:

THE NECESSARY FUNDING TO REACH THE GOALS SET BY THE REGIONAL POLICY GUIDELINES AND

IMPLEMENT THE PLANNED MEASURES

EU funds Regional project programme

Municipal budgets

TOGETHER MAKE UP

Funding of tools of EU policies and other foreign financial assistance*

Municipal budgetPrivate sector State budget

254 840 667 € 1 104 832 530 €

2 187 198 857 €

POPULATION BUSINESSES

363 811 375 € 523 714 286 €

Expanding the range of territorial statistics and its acquiring possibilities

Involvement of wider public in achieving regional policy

goals

Modernization of municipality administrative processes and service provision processes

* It is planned to divide the funding between regions according to GDP per capita, providing more funding to regions with lower GDP per capita. For municipalities in regions a project competition will be organized. It is planned to also provide funding for regional level projects (provisionally 30%)

Wider employment opportunities, including opportunities to work remotely and have a higher pay job

Improved living conditions –well organized public space, better housing accessibility, more accessible and qualitative services

Better chances to participate in improving the municipality’s development, implementing local initiatives

Better mobility opportunities to reach workplaces and services etc.

The necessary infrastructure is provided, thus giving the opportunity for the businesses to invest more in their development, technologies and equipment

Support is provided(both advisory and financial) for development of enterprise and innovation

Less bureaucracy

The necessary specialists are provided according to the needs of enterprises etc.