Interreg South Baltic Programme

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1 Rostock,

2 Interreg South Baltic Programme Programme presentation Alexander Schwock CP-SB MV Joint Secretariat of the Interreg South Baltic Programme

3 The INTERREG regions in Germany Landkreise Nordwestmecklenburg, Rostock, Vorpommern-Rügen, Vorpommern-Greifswald und kreisfreie Stadt Rostock; in Dänemark - Gemeinde Bornholm and Zealand (Unterregions: Østsjælland, Vest- og Sydsjælland); in Sweden - Länder Kalmar, Blekinge, Skåne und Kronoberg; in Litauen Länder Klaipėda, Tauragė und Telšiai; in Polen Regionen: Miasto Szczecin, Szczeciński, Stargardzki, Koszaliński, Słupski, Starogardzki, Gdański, Trójmiejski und Elbląski.

4 Blue growth Blue growth addresses the economic potential of the oceans, seas and coasts for sustainable tourism and growth: blue energy (OWE; wave power) maritime, coastal and cruise tourism aquaculture marine biotechnology short-sea shipping coastal protection

5 Green growth Green growth utilises natural resources in a sustainable manner, minimising the impacts on natural assets: renewable energies food manufacturing and processing green/ eco-tourism environmental management clean transportation and sustainable mobility green construction

6 Priority Axis 1 Strengthening international activeness and innovation capacity of the South Baltic blue & green economy EUR 9,97m 1.1 Increase the presence of blue and green sector SMEs from the South Baltic area in international markets through joint cross-border actions 1.2 Improve the transfer of innovation for the benefit of blue and green sector SMEs through joint cross-border actions

7 Specific objective 1.1 Programme output indicators: Number of cross-border support services/ programmes delivered to blue and green sector SMEs to foster their internationalisation Number of enterprises receiving support

8 Specific objective 1.2 Programme output indicators: Number of established or enhanced cross-border clusters, networks and triple-helix models Number of cross-border services/ programmes delivered to blue and green sector SMEs to foster their innovation capacity Number of enterprises cooperating with research institutions

9 Priority Axis 2 Exploiting the environmental and cultural potential of the South Baltic area for blue and green growth EUR 39,77m 2.1 Increased development of the South Baltic area s natural and cultural heritage assets into sustainable tourist destinations 2.2 Increased use of green technologies in order to decrease the pollution discharges in the South Baltic area

10 Specific objective 2.1 Programme output indicators: Size of pilot investments co-financed by the Programme in blue and green tourism infrastructure and services Number of delivered blue and green tourism services, products and tools Increase in expected number of visits to supported sites of cultural and natural heritage and attractions

11 Specific objective 2.2 Programme output indicators: Size of pilot investments co-financed by the Programme in the uptake of green technologies Number of delivered green technology services, products, standards and tools

12 Priority Axes 3 Improving cross-border connectivity for a functional blue and green transport area EUR 15,7m 3 Improve the quality and environmental sustainability of transport services in the South Baltic area

13 Specific objective 3 Programme output indicators: Size of pilot investments in transport services co-financed by the Programme Number of delivered strategies, measures and tools aimed at improving the standard, efficiency, interoperability and/or environmental performance of transport services

14 Priority Axes 4 Boosting human resource capacities for the area s blue and green economy EUR 8,3 m 4 Increase the share of skilled labour force working in blue and green economy sectors of the South Baltic area through joint crossborder actions

15 Priority Axis 5 Increasing cooperation capacity of local actors in the South Baltic area for blue and green growth EUR 4,16m 5 Improve the cooperation capacity of local South Baltic area actors through participation in cross-border networks

16 Specific objective 5 Programme output indicators: Number of local actors involved in cross-border activities Number of joint capacity-building activities/ events involving local actors

17 Project types Regular projects Recommended duration: months Recommended total budget: EUR EUR Small-scale projects Recommended duration: up to 24 months Recommended total budget: up to EUR (EUR for Priority 5) Possibility to support seed money projects

18 Who can participate? Institutions with legal personality under one of the categories: national, regional and local authorities bodies governed by public law other entities established under public or private law operating for the specific purpose of meeting needs in the general interest, not having an industrial or commercial character associations of one or several regional or local authorities associations of one or several bodies governed by public law European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation (EGTC) SMEs associations and clusters chambers of commerce, trade unions and NGOs.

19 Partnership [1] Lead Partner principle Minimum: 2 partners from 2 Member States, but European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation (EGTC) if set by at least 2 public bodies across the border can implement project individually Bilateral projects eligible in other ETC programmes only with a high model value and/ or extended partnership consortium Complex, multilateral, cross-sectoral partnership is an asset

20 Co-financing rates PL, LT, DE up to 85% SE, DK up to 75% Under special conditions - EU partners coming from other than the Programme Member States up to 75%

21 Projects selection process Ongoing call 1-step approach Call for proposal Assessment process Formal and eligibility Quality State aid Monitoring Committee (decision after 14 weeks from the call closure) Selection process Selection follow-up Final approval after meeting conditions/ clarifications Complaints (if applicable)

22 Calls for proposals 1nd Call projects related to tourism CatchCoastal Angeling Tourism - a development chance for the South Baltic Region Attractive Hardwoods Best practise in tourisms development, marketing and sustainable management of Attractive Hardwoods Fish markets Small coastal fishery and its heritage as significant potential for tourism destination development

23 Calls for proposals 2nd Call: 9 May 17 June 2016 Project consultations: May 2016 Assessment of the projects: 20 Jun 27 Sep 2016 MC meeting: October 2016 Expected project start January st SeedMoney Call: 9 May 17 June 2016 Assessment of the projects: until Apr 2017 Expected project start September 2017

24 Calls for proposals 3rd Call: Nov Dec 2016 Project consultations: Nov 2016 Assessment of the projects: until Apr 2017 MC meeting: April 2017 Expected project start September 2017

25 Auswertung Anträge 1. Call Priorität 1. Call Summe Gesamtbudget bis 2020 Prio1.1 SME internationalisation ,45 Prio 1.2 SME innovation capacity , , ,00 Prio 2.1 Tourism ,10 Prio 2.2 Environment , , ,00 Prio 3 Transport , Prio 4 Labour market , Prio 5 Capacity building , Total: , ,00

26 in T Euro Auswertung Anträge 1. Call Gesamt 1. Call Prio1 Prio2 Prio3 Prio4 Prio5

27 Contact Point Mecklenburg Vorpommern Technologiezentrum Fördergesellschaft mbh Vorpommern Brandteichstr Greifswald

28 Thank you!