GMCVO 29th October ’13 European Funding for Greater Manchester 2014-20

GMCVO29th October ’13

European Funding forGreater Manchester 2014-20

GMCVO29th October ’13

European Funding forGreater Manchester 2014-20

• Voluntary and Community Sector Co-ordinator for the North West

• Information, Representation and Strategy

Supporting partnership working

• Funded by Technical Assistance from ESF and ERDF

• networkforeurope.eu

• Voluntary and Community Sector Co-ordinator for the North West

• Information, Representation and Strategy

Supporting partnership working

• Funded by Technical Assistance from ESF and ERDF

• networkforeurope.eu

Next Programme 2014-20Next Programme 2014-20 Stronger role for Civil Society Simplification Localism - placed based Regeneration Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) - 1-250 staff Social Business Initiative, SGEI and Procurement (Social Value) Financial Instruments Social Innovation Community-Led Local Development Inclusion - gender and race, excluded groups, health

Stronger role for Civil Society Simplification Localism - placed based Regeneration Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) - 1-250 staff Social Business Initiative, SGEI and Procurement (Social Value) Financial Instruments Social Innovation Community-Led Local Development Inclusion - gender and race, excluded groups, health

Decision levelsDecision levels European Commission

Regulations Finance Partnership Principles

Member State Partnership Operational Programmes

LEP lead Local Partners Working together Delivering change

European Commission Regulations Finance Partnership Principles

Member State Partnership Operational Programmes

LEP lead Local Partners Working together Delivering change

EconomicSocialand TerritorialCohesion

EconomicSocialand TerritorialCohesion

Europe 2020Europe 2020

SmartSustainable Inclusive

SmartSustainable Inclusive

Eleven ThemesEleven Themes Innovation ICT SME competitiveness Low Carbon Climate Change Environment and Resource Efficiency Sustainable Transport Employment Social Inclusion Skills (Institutional Capacity)

Innovation ICT SME competitiveness Low Carbon Climate Change Environment and Resource Efficiency Sustainable Transport Employment Social Inclusion Skills (Institutional Capacity)

People million

s

% Funds

% EIE %ESF % EU

Less

developed120 69 50 25

75-85

Transition 70 12 80 40 60

More developed 300 16 80 52 50

EIE Energy efficiency & renewable energy, research & innovation, competitiveness of SMEsEIE Energy efficiency & renewable energy, research & innovation, competitiveness of SMEs

ERDF minimum amountsERDF minimum amounts

At least 60% (Transition) or 80% (More Developed) on - Innovation ICT SME Low Carbon

At least 15% (Transition) or 20% (More Developed) on Low Carbon

At least 60% (Transition) or 80% (More Developed) on - Innovation ICT SME Low Carbon

At least 15% (Transition) or 20% (More Developed) on Low Carbon

European Social FundEuropean Social Fund

Minimum 40% in Transition regions, 52% in developed Minimum 20% for social inclusion Greater emphasis on Youth Unemployment Better involvement of social partners, local authorities, NGOs Simplification, improve accessibility of funding specially for

small beneficiaries More lump sums & standard costs, lighter admin

Minimum 40% in Transition regions, 52% in developed Minimum 20% for social inclusion Greater emphasis on Youth Unemployment Better involvement of social partners, local authorities, NGOs Simplification, improve accessibility of funding specially for

small beneficiaries More lump sums & standard costs, lighter admin

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Community-led Local DevelopmentCommunity-led Local Development Integrated and multi-sectoral area-based local development

strategies Designed taking into consideration local needs and potential Can be ESF and ERDF together Can be 10% higher intervention rate (ie max 60%) Description of the process of community involvement in the

development of the strategy Local Action Groups

Build Capacity of local actors Transparent Selection Monitor and Evaluate

Integrated and multi-sectoral area-based local development strategies

Designed taking into consideration local needs and potential Can be ESF and ERDF together Can be 10% higher intervention rate (ie max 60%) Description of the process of community involvement in the

development of the strategy Local Action Groups

Build Capacity of local actors Transparent Selection Monitor and Evaluate

Social InnovationSocial Innovation Identify a problem - not tackled by market forces

eg demographic change, care industries Identify and test out solutions Scale up - Mainstream the solutions

May be taken up by the other two Sectors (public and private)

Examples Schools Hospitals Fire Brigades Building Societies Insurance companies

Identify a problem - not tackled by market forces eg demographic change, care industries

Identify and test out solutions Scale up - Mainstream the solutions

May be taken up by the other two Sectors (public and private)

Examples Schools Hospitals Fire Brigades Building Societies Insurance companies

European Funding ESF & ERDFEuropean Funding ESF & ERDF

Current Programme 2007-13 ESF National ERDF regional

Next Programme 2014-20 Single English Pot (hides the wiring) Maximum devolution to LEP level

but LEPs can link to each other Key Themes

Current Programme 2007-13 ESF National ERDF regional

Next Programme 2014-20 Single English Pot (hides the wiring) Maximum devolution to LEP level

but LEPs can link to each other Key Themes

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England timetable so farEngland timetable so far BIS (Business, Innovation and Skills) leading

Then DWP (ESF) and DCLG (ERDF) 3.5 people seconded (1 HE, 1.5 LA, 1 VCS)

Sandra Turner, NCVO. SImon Nokes pt Manchester BIS Roadshows November and December 2012 BIS Letter to LEPs 7th Feb 13 BIS Initial Guidance to LEPs 17th April Indicative Allocation to LEPS 27 June BIS Supplementary Guidance to LEPs 19 July Deadline for LEP Strategies 7 Oct

BIS (Business, Innovation and Skills) leading Then DWP (ESF) and DCLG (ERDF)

3.5 people seconded (1 HE, 1.5 LA, 1 VCS) Sandra Turner, NCVO. SImon Nokes pt Manchester

BIS Roadshows November and December 2012 BIS Letter to LEPs 7th Feb 13 BIS Initial Guidance to LEPs 17th April Indicative Allocation to LEPS 27 June BIS Supplementary Guidance to LEPs 19 July Deadline for LEP Strategies 7 Oct

England timetable next stepsEngland timetable next steps 7 Oct deadline for LEPs draft Strategies 8-16 Oct BIS analyses strategies

Themes, Eligibility, Outputs and Results, Mng Agent, Local 6 Nov Shadow Growth Board Meets, endorses responses 7th - local growth team feeds back to each LEP Nov-Dec LEPs revise and refine proposals Jan ‘14 - Final LEP Strategies to BIS UK Government submit England proposals to European

Commission Negotiations with Commission, revisions to LEP plans Programmes start - later in 2014

7 Oct deadline for LEPs draft Strategies 8-16 Oct BIS analyses strategies

Themes, Eligibility, Outputs and Results, Mng Agent, Local 6 Nov Shadow Growth Board Meets, endorses responses 7th - local growth team feeds back to each LEP Nov-Dec LEPs revise and refine proposals Jan ‘14 - Final LEP Strategies to BIS UK Government submit England proposals to European

Commission Negotiations with Commission, revisions to LEP plans Programmes start - later in 2014

NW Finance (27 June)NW Finance (27 June)

Area £m€m

allocationGDP

€ p head

Cheshire 122 142.2 119 157

G Manchester 357 415.6 98 155

Cumbria 78 91.4 89 182 Tr

Lancashire 229 266.3 85 182 Tr

Liverpool 191 221.9 80 147 Tr

£million at 0.86/1.16

BIS Guidance to LEPs JulyBIS Guidance to LEPs July

Supplementary Guidance Annexes -

Match Opt In Financial Instruments Community led Local Development Social Innovation

Background Analysis Ten Themes

Opt In Prospectuses 6 Organisations [2 added later, perhaps more...]

Supplementary Guidance Annexes -

Match Opt In Financial Instruments Community led Local Development Social Innovation

Background Analysis Ten Themes

Opt In Prospectuses 6 Organisations [2 added later, perhaps more...]

Local building blocksLocal building blocks

Combined Authority, City Deal Whole Place Community Budget Pilot Evergreen Fund (Jessica) NW Fund (Jeremie) G Manchester Transport Fund Low Carbon Hub, Media City, Airport City EZ, Graphene Greater Manchester Strategy (updated)

Twin pillars - growth and reform

Combined Authority, City Deal Whole Place Community Budget Pilot Evergreen Fund (Jessica) NW Fund (Jeremie) G Manchester Transport Fund Low Carbon Hub, Media City, Airport City EZ, Graphene Greater Manchester Strategy (updated)

Twin pillars - growth and reform

Facing the futureFacing the future

Good economy - many positives - but worklessness, low skills Reposition Manchester within global markets Align skills base with new jobs Reduce demand for public services - support residents Address economic inactivity - hand in hand with growth Understand the fundamental shift in the market

changing business models social entrepreneurs

Essential - successful transition to low carbon economy

Good economy - many positives - but worklessness, low skills Reposition Manchester within global markets Align skills base with new jobs Reduce demand for public services - support residents Address economic inactivity - hand in hand with growth Understand the fundamental shift in the market

changing business models social entrepreneurs

Essential - successful transition to low carbon economy

Next EU funding for Gtr ManchesterNext EU funding for Gtr Manchester

Substantial resources to Financial Instruments (loans) Innovation Strong local control Increased role for the Third Sector Move to a Low Carbon Economy

Substantial resources to Financial Instruments (loans) Innovation Strong local control Increased role for the Third Sector Move to a Low Carbon Economy

Six StrandsSix Strands

Competitive Places Science, Innovation and Knowledge Economy Competitive Business Low Carbon Skills, Employment and Inclusion Supporting Reform

Competitive Places Science, Innovation and Knowledge Economy Competitive Business Low Carbon Skills, Employment and Inclusion Supporting Reform

Competitive PlacesCompetitive Places

Evergreen Fund (Jessica - Financial Instrument) Sites and Premises Town Centres - increase long term sustainability Invest in critical infrastructure and resilience

Evergreen Fund (Jessica - Financial Instrument) Sites and Premises Town Centres - increase long term sustainability Invest in critical infrastructure and resilience

Science, Innovation & Knowledge Economy

Science, Innovation & Knowledge Economy

Support assets Grow private sector links Tackle societal challenges Skills

Societal challenges future cities smart cities health social innovation

Support assets Grow private sector links Tackle societal challenges Skills

Societal challenges future cities smart cities health social innovation

Competitive BusinessCompetitive Business

Starting and growing SMEs Internationalisation Access to finance Technology developments Leadership, management & mentoring skills

Business Growth Hubs Business incubators Support physical and economic regeneration of deprived

communities SMEs and Social Enterprises

Starting and growing SMEs Internationalisation Access to finance Technology developments Leadership, management & mentoring skills

Business Growth Hubs Business incubators Support physical and economic regeneration of deprived

communities SMEs and Social Enterprises

Low CarbonLow Carbon

Investment vehicle (Financial Instrument) Infrastructure including energy and waste Whole building energy efficiency/generation Grow SMEs in the sector All SMEs increase energy/resource efficiency Skills

Tackle this gross market failure

Investment vehicle (Financial Instrument) Infrastructure including energy and waste Whole building energy efficiency/generation Grow SMEs in the sector All SMEs increase energy/resource efficiency Skills

Tackle this gross market failure

Skills, Employment & InclusionSkills, Employment & Inclusion

Young People Long term unemployed, inactive Employer led workforce development Support providers

widen participation from local disadvantaged communities increase role of third sector providers

Aid development of innovative funding models to support communities and social entrepreneurs Manchester Third Sector significant delivery role

Social Innovation Driver

Young People Long term unemployed, inactive Employer led workforce development Support providers

widen participation from local disadvantaged communities increase role of third sector providers

Aid development of innovative funding models to support communities and social entrepreneurs Manchester Third Sector significant delivery role

Social Innovation Driver

Supporting ReformSupporting Reform

Employment and skills offer - builds on Public Service Reform Additional support - to those affected by Universal Credit and

Welfare Reform Additional support for those with health related barriers (in

and out of work) Tackle barriers to work holistically

journey to economic independence

Redesign public services, collaboratively invest Cashable recyclable savings Supportive pathway for parents, support victims domestic

abuse

Employment and skills offer - builds on Public Service Reform Additional support - to those affected by Universal Credit and

Welfare Reform Additional support for those with health related barriers (in

and out of work) Tackle barriers to work holistically

journey to economic independence

Redesign public services, collaboratively invest Cashable recyclable savings Supportive pathway for parents, support victims domestic

abuse

Social Innovation DriverSocial Innovation Driver

ERDF & ESF - drive Social Innovation, and develop Social Enterprises

Capacity Building within communities more independent and sustainable third sector

Local Impact Fund and associated support Extension of Community Grants

But this is instead of Community-Led Local Development LIF is very small (too small to include in the budget)

ERDF & ESF - drive Social Innovation, and develop Social Enterprises

Capacity Building within communities more independent and sustainable third sector

Local Impact Fund and associated support Extension of Community Grants

But this is instead of Community-Led Local Development LIF is very small (too small to include in the budget)

Next StepsNext Steps

Response from BIS after 6th November Consultations in November and December Work up the details

Good practice Costings and detailed working Negotiate Opt Ins, local control, and match Governance

Response from BIS after 6th November Consultations in November and December Work up the details

Good practice Costings and detailed working Negotiate Opt Ins, local control, and match Governance

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