Preparing to deliver the Greater Manchester ESIF Plan Autumn 2014 Opportunities for voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations. Alex Whinnom, Chief Executive. GMCVO
Dec 22, 2015
Preparing to deliver the Greater Manchester ESIF Plan Autumn 2014
Opportunities for voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations.
Alex Whinnom, Chief Executive. GMCVO
How does it happen?VCSE
advisory☺
DCLG
GMCA LEPGM Strategy
GM ESIF Plan £ Co-Financing organisations
New Economy / GMCA (officers) ☺
LMC“Local
Management Committee”
☺
Local match
SFA DWP Big Lottery
“SOG”☺
Skills & Employment Partnership
☺
VCSE advisory
☺
Positioning the VCSE sector
• Social innovation and social value
• Reach and engagement
• Social and community enterprise
• European Programme• Growth Deal• Further devolution
Where, when and how are the big opportunities?
• ESF – skills, employment
• ERDF – start-ups, business growth, CO², capital works
• Big Lottery co-finance
CALL SPECIFICATIONS FOR LOTS GO TO GMLMC FOR SIGN OFF
CALL SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED FOR PARTNER INPUT
CALL SPECIFICATIONS ISSUED BY CLG/ OPT INS
SEPTEMBER
COMPETITIVE BUSINESS (ERDF)
2. Inward Investment and Trade
3. Sector Programmes / Manufacturing Advisory Service / Low Carbon Support
4. Growth Hub & Services
SCIENCE & INNOVATION (ERDF)
1. Asset base science infrastructure
OCTOBER 2014
OCTOBER 2014
JANUARY 2015
JANUARY 2015
NOVEMBER
COMPETITIVE BUSINESS (ERDF)
6. Start Ups
SKILLS (ESF)
A3. GM young residents progress into employment
B1. GM residents progress into employment
B3. Working Well extension
D4. Skills provision which will relate to removing the barriers some people face when entering employment
E1. Social enterprise to adapt to the needs of GM
NOVEMBER 2014
NOVEMBER 2014
JANUARY 2015
JANUARY 2015
[1] Timing of Lot B6 - In work support for those at risk of falling out of work onto benefits to be confirmed.
DECEMBER
COMPETITIVE BUSINESS (ERDF)
5. Innovation
SKILLS (ESF)
A1. Early intervention progs for 15-18 yrs olds (NEET)
A2. High quality information, advice and guidance (IAG) and career provision including National Careers Service for young people (15+)
A4. Ensure the supply and demand meet future requirements 19-24 yr olds
A5. Youth Contract extension (specific cohort: enhancement of GM Programme)
B2. Innovative to support marginalised groups to help bring them towards economic activity.
B5. National Careers Service- extension
DECEMBER 2014
DECEMBER 2014
MARCH 2015
FEBRARY 2015
JANUARY
COMPETITIVE BUSINESS (ERDF)
1. Access to Finance
SKILLS (ESF)
D1. Provision to up-skill the existing workforce (including management skills, focus on 50+)D3. This investment priority will provide skills support at all level jobs for GM priority and growth sectors;E2. Develop the capacity of community and voluntary sector
FEBRUARY 2015
FEBRUARY 2015
MARCH 2015
MARCH 2015
FEBRUARY
SKILLS (ESF) A2. High quality information, advice and guidance (IAG) and career provision including National Careers Service for young people (15+)A5. Youth Contract extension (specific cohort: enhancement of GM Programme)C1. Skills provision responsive to the needs of the local economy and employersC3. Skills investment and provider staff development to increase engagement with business and wider community C5. Activities to start and grow a businessD2. Increase access to advanced (higher level) skills for the most disadvantaged
FEBRUARY 2015
APRIL 2015
PLEASE DISCUSS:
Is this an opportunity for my organisation?
•Please note on the flipchart any thoughts, questions, ideas, suggestions that you have
Building Better Opportunities• Should hear by 20th October• Planned:
– “Easy Guide” to the ESIF Plan– Dedicated email address for queries– FAQ log– More events around specific sectors / target beneficiary
groups (may include “meet the buyer” if identifiable and/or support for VCSE consortia)
– Workshops giving technical help– Also support for infrastructure providers to enable them to
cascade information to their members
What technical help would help you?• Diagnostic
• PQQ criteria
• Pricing
• Data collection and monitoring
• Meet the buyer• Would you be willing to pay towards it?
What should you do?
• Make sure you are signed up to receive updates (GMCVO website) – look out for more information
• Start to consider now:– What outputs you could deliver– For which target beneficiary groups– At what price
• Make sure you are “ESIF-ready” and could meet criteria for suppliers
For more information • www.gmcvo.org.uk/european-programme-2014-20
• www.networkforeurope.eu
• http://neweconomymanchester.com/stories/1950-news_from_eu
• www.agma.gov.uk/gmca/european-funding-2014-2020/index.html
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