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Scottish Lead Partner and Partner Seminar
Current programme status
16 - 17th March, 2009 - Inverness, ScotlandChristopher Parker
European UnionEuropean Regional Development Fund
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Current programme status – “ A Snap shot”
Overview
Where are we today? Programme commitment level
Observations after first main project activitiy reports
Gap analysis What priority themes need to be addressed
Ongoing main projects
Thinking about the Future....”Starting to promote the “concrete results” – Project products and services and current NPP 2007-2013 for future NPP 2014-2021”
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Programme Status – Programme commitment level
To date: 21 main projects and 18 preparatory project approved In total 49% of programme budget committed
Programme partner country Allocated to date
Total available in €
Member State ERDF 45% €18 261 904
• Priority 1 38% €12 312 447
• Priority 2 51% €6 406 154
Faroe Islands 73% €224 239
Greenland 49% €252 538
Iceland 40% €1 672 377
Norway 48% €2 532 911
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Observations after first main project activitiy reports
All projects are operational with some minor delays. Expenditure levels unknown in all projects. Looking a round the room are Scottish producers of the tangible project
results. You are the faces and voices of the Northern Periphery Programme!
Website recommendations for updates:
All project web sites need to demonstrate their projects products and services to stakeholders and to the wider general public.
Currently, websites are just demonstrating the project co-operation which can form a minor part of the website, the promotion of Products and Services being developed should be in focus.
Projects need to describe added value in terms of tangible project results, functional applications, features and benefits in the same way that commercial organisations would attribute to their products or services. (SonyEricsson Case)
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Observations after first main project activitiy reports
Future Activity Reporting:
Projects need to demonstrate and describe to stakeholders the future viability of their projects initiative.
Demonstrate and describe the return on investment of project initiatives and how to communicate this to stakeholders.
Think how the European Commission and member states view the future viability of the Northern Periphery Programme beyond the current programming period.
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Project Gap Analysis
In Priority 1, the Objective ” To facilitate development through the use of advanced information and communication technologies and transportation in the programme area” and the four themes:
i)increased use of ICT to overcome distance
iii)developing innovative product and service solutions for developing and maintaining transport infrastructure with regard to roads, railways, airports and ports under harsh climatic conditions
iv)development of transport schemes that benefit rural communities, such as new maritime routes
v)maritime safety in relation to remote areas with arctic, harsh conditions.
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Project Gap Analysis
In Priority 2, in the Objective ” To improve sustainable development in peripheral regions by strengthening urban-rural relations and enhancing regional heritage” and the theme:
i)urban-rural partnerships for new service solutions
Conclusion:
Total of 14 themes 5 are remaining to be addressed and current projects addressing 9 themes in 2 priorities.
The Programme expects all projects to deliver your product(s) and service(s) within their specific theme.
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Preparatory projects
The NPP 2007 – 2013 Programme Monitoring Committee delegated authority to the Programme secretariat to approve preparatory projects and make funding decisions.
The Programme Secretariat has assessed 49 and approved 18 preparatory projects and currently 5 are being assessed
in three themes: ICT, small scale renewable energy and promotion of cultural heritage.
Committed funds preparatory projects:
- €301 817 (Remaining €198 183)
For 2009 – 2010 only 1-year preparatory projects. This initiative opened on 19th January 2009. Applicants interested in this initiative should submit their preparatory project application no later than 30th June 2009.
A focused call for preparatory projects from 19th January 2009 until 30th June 2009 addressing project themes identified in “Gap analysis”.
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Thinking about the Future
....”Starting to promote the “concrete results” – Project products and services and current NPP 2007 - 2013 for future NPP 2014 – 2021”....
Next European Commission long term budget will be re-negotiated in 2010 During previous long term budget negotiations, the NPP was not on the map as a
separate programme area Highlight NPP area. Time to demonstrate products and services in NPP projects By promoting tangible products and services as an outcome of the NPP cooperation,
the NPP can disseminate itself as a “best practice area”, is suitable for transnational cooperation. By that viable for the future cooperation and possibly extending the cooperation.
Lead partner – Information and communication seminar in Finland June 15-16th, 2009
Project dissemination activities:- Web sites, project publications etc.
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Mini-workshop on Project Websites
When: 23rd April 2009
Where: NPP Secretariat in Copenhagen
For whom: project managers and/or communication officers
Why: to improve the quality of project websites It is essential the projects can communicate their expected outcomes
(products/services) to the relevant target audiences (end users/financiers).
In this seminar you can expect to learn about: The NPP’s expectations for project websites Why project communication is the key to a successful project implementation What role projects play in the NPP communication strategy Some practical tips on user friendly website design
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NPP annual conference LAVA09
This year’s annual conference will be on Iceland November 11th – 12th and is aimed at “ Creative Industries”
Why: The Northern Periphery Programme has a tradition of recognising the importance
of cultural heritage and the business potential that cultural heritage can bring to the programme area,
The importance of the industry for young people and the potential for them to stay and act as a young cultural entrepreneur in the programme area.
A collaboration between traditional and creative sectors can offer a more sustainable development for the programme area.
The mid-term aim is to include culture actors and cultural entrepreneurs in the next programming process and to ensure that creative industries will have a central position in the implementation of the NPP 2014-2021.
Long-term aim: the Northern Periphery Programme area should by 2021 be a leading area for cultural entrepreneurship and the use of cultural entrepreneurs as an integrated part of the area’s innovation process and lifelong learning process.
More details will be made available on the NPP website
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On-going activities
4th call officially launched, January 21st 2009 End date for the 4th call – March 18th, 2009 One day workshop for all Lead partners “Mini-Workshop on Project Websites” April
23rd in Copenhagen Partner seminars in programme partners countries hosted by NPP RCP PMC 4th call project decisions June 4-5th, 2009 in Tørshavn, Faroe Islands Lead partner – Information and communication seminar in Finland June 15-16th,
2009 – Venue to be determined. Small scale partenariat – August 19-21, 2009 for project idea holders - Location and
venue to be determined. NPP Annual conference in 11th – 12th of November 2009 in Iceland – Venue to be
determined Main project development workshop to be held 23 November, 2009 to based on PMC
identified focussed thematically identified project gaps 5th call for application - Pre- announcement December 2009
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Priority One
Objective:
To promote competitiveness by increasing and developing the capacity for innovation and
networking in rural and peripheral areas.
1.2 Sustainable hunting tourism - business opportunity in the Northern Europe – NPP HUNT
1.6 Solutions for competitive pellet production in medium size enterprises - PELLETime
1.21 Environment friendly fish farming and use of cleaner fish – Eco Fish
2.4 Co-operation for safety in sparsely populated areas - Co-safe
3.4 Retail in Rural Regions - RRR
Approved projects by the Programme Monitoring Committee
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Objective:
To facilitate development through the use of advanced information and communication
technologies and transportation in the programme area
1.8 Competitive Health Services in Sparsely Populated Areas
1.12 Digital Age in Rural and Remote Areas – DARRA
1.13 Northern Creative Youth – No-Cry
1.15 Climate Change - Adapting to the Impacts, by Communities in Northern
Peripheral Regions - CLIMATIC2.3 Connected Mobile Communities in the Northern Periphery, CMC@NP
Approved projects by the Programme Monitoring Committee
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Priority Two
Objective:
To strengthen the synergies between environmental protection and growth in remote and
peripheral regions.
1.3 Northern Environment Education Development (NEED)
1.16 Developing Scots Pine
2.8 Assessing sustainability of forest based activities in rural areas of the Northern Periphery-
Northern ToSIA
2.12 Sustainable Aquaculture of Arctic charr – Northcharr
3.7 Warning of Algal Toxin Events to support aquaculture in the NPP coastal zone Region
3.6 Micro Waste to Energy Business: micro energy to rural enterprise - MicrE
3.11 The Sea as Our Neighbour: Sustainable Adaptation to Climate Change in Coastal
Communities and Habitats on Europe’s Northern Periphery – Coast Adapt
Approved projects by the Programme Monitoring Committee
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Objective:
To improve sustainable development in peripheral regions by strengthening
urban-rural relations and enhancing regional heritage.
1.4 Older People for Older People – O4O
1.10 My Health @ Age
1.19 Economusées Northern Europe
2.11 Our Life as Elderly implementation
Approved projects by the Programme Monitoring Committee
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Contact Details – Programme Secretariat
Northern Periphery Programme Secretariat
Strandgade 91, 4. sal
DK-1401 Copenhagen K, DENMARKFax: +45 3283 3775
Niclas Forsling – Head of Secretariat Tel. +45 3283 3786, mobile +45 2511 2344, [email protected]
Christopher Parker – Programme Manger for Project Development Support Tel. +45 3283 3782, mobile +45 2511 2391, [email protected]
Kirsti Mijnhijmer – Programme Manager for Information & Communication Tel. +45 3283 3784, [email protected]
Maxi Nachtigall – Project Officer Tel. +45 3283 3785, [email protected]
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Contact Details – Regional Contact Points
Republic of Ireland
Mr Michael O'Brien
BMW Regional Assembly
The Square
Ballaghaderreen
County Roscommon
Tel.:+353 949862970
Fax: +353 949862973
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.bmwassembly.ie
Northern Ireland
Ms Teresa Lennon
SEUPB, EU House
6 Cromac Place
Belfast
BT7 2JB
Tel.: + 44 28 90 266 723
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.seupb.eu
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Contact Details – Regional Contact Points
Norway
Ms Greta Johansen
Landsdelsutvalget
Sjøgata 3
N- 8002 Bodø
Tel.:+47 75 50 34 20
Fax: +47 75 52 67 25
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.lu.no
Sweden
Mr Bernt Vedin
Region Västerbotten
Norrlandsgatan 13, Box 443
S-901 09 Umeå
Tel.: +46 90 16 37 17
Fax: + 46 90 16 37 19
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.regionvasterbotten.se
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Contact Details – Regional Contact Points
Norway
Ms Greta Johansen
Landsdelsutvalget
Sjøgata 3
N- 8002 Bodø
Tel.:+47 75 50 34 20
Fax: +47 75 52 67 25
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.lu.no
Sweden
Mr Bernt Vedin
Region Västerbotten
Norrlandsgatan 13, Box 443
S-901 09 Umeå
Tel.: +46 90 16 37 17
Fax: + 46 90 16 37 19
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.regionvasterbotten.se
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Contact Details – Regional Contact Points
Faroe Islands
Mr Jakup Sørensen
NORA (Nordisk Atlantsamarbejde)
Bryggjubakki 12
Box 259
FO-110 Tórshavn
Tel: +298 30 69 94
Mob: +298 21 29 59
Fax. +298 35 31 01
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.nora.fo
Scotland
Ms Denise Pirie
Highlands & Islands Enterprise
Cowan House, Inverness Retail & Business Park
IV2 7GF Inverness
Tel: +44 01463 244252
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.hient.co.uk
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Contact Details – Regional Contact Points
Greenland
Mr Jan Mørch Pedersen
Greenland Tourism and Business Council
Hans Egedesvej 29
PO Box 1615
3900 Nuuk
Tel: +299 34 28 27
Fax: +299 32 28 77
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.greenland.com
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For further information, please visit:
www.northernperiphery.eu
Thank you for listening!