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Webinar 2:UIA & Cohesion Policy.
Bridging UIA & Cohesion Policy; how to optimize UIA added value?
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Wednesday 10th February 202110:00 am – 12:30 (CET)
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Agenda Speakers
Welcome and introduction Eddy Adams, UIA Expert, Moderator
Who’s in the room Amélie Cousin, UIA
The potential for mainstreaming innovative actions within Cohesion policy François Gallaga, European Commission, DG for Regional and Urban policy
PART 1: UIA inspiring a Cohesion Policy ‘closer to citizens’
UIA: the integrated approach in action Moderator: Peter Ramsden, UIA expert
Rebeka Szabó, E-co Housing, Budapest (HU) Anamaria Vrabie, Cluj Future of Work, Cluj-Napoca (RO)Rossana Tori, Open Agri, Milan (IT)Jean-Claude Dardelet, COMMUTE, Toulouse Métropole (FR)
How monitoring and evaluation can support innovative interventions Marie-Jose Zondag and Joanna Smętek, Ecorys
Break
PART 2: UIA inspiring delivery of the future Cohesion Policy
Mainstreaming UIA practices and policy learnings Moderator: Marek Teplansky, European Commission, DG for Regional and Urban policy
Ruud van Raak, West Netherlands Managing Authority (NL)Inmaculada Medina, Valencia Region Managing Authority (ES)Giorgio Martini, Territorial Cohesion Agency (IT)Zdenka Šimonovič, Ljubljana City Administration (SI)
Audience Q and A Eddy Adams, UIA Expert, ModeratorAmélie Cousin, UIA
Final questions, conclusions and next steps Eddy Adams, UIA Expert, Moderator
Today’s Programme
Who’s in the room?
Amélie Cousin, UIA
The potential for mainstreaming innovative actionswithin Cohesion policy
Findings from the UIA assessment study
François Gallaga, European Commission, DG Regional and Urban Policy
“Mainstreaming” urban innovation within Cohesion policy?
A core ambition of the UIA: to incentivise cities to innovate and to enablethe spread of proof-tested solutions across the EU through Cohesion policyfunds invested in sustainable urban development (ERDF 5% urbanearmarking and beyond).
Multiple forms to achieve it: use UIA knowledge as an inspiration in programmes, sustainable urban
development strategies (ERDF Art. 7-9) and/or projects’ design; use programmes funding to support good quality UIA applications; use programmes funding to sustain/scale-up UIA projects in their
city/region of origin; use programmes funding to adapt/replicate UIA projects from their
original testing site to other cities, regions or EU countries.
What potential?
85% of these UIA projects address topics that are directlylinked or similar to those covered by the local SUD strategies
75% of MAsconsider UIA
topics as fully or fairly consistent
withprogrammes’
priorities
Source: UIA assessment Managing authorities survey (CSES)
69% UIA projects in cities hosting ‘ERDF Art 7’ SUD Strategies
In SUD/ERDF Art. 7 urban areas
Not in SUD/ERDF Art. 7 urban areas
What potential for Cohesion policy 2021/27?
What obstacles?
Solutions to be explored within future EUI and Cohesion policy programmes
Source: UIA assessment study – open survey (CSES) Source: UIA assessment study - Managing authorities survey (CSES)
Ways forward?
Cohesion policyprogrammes 2021/27
supporting scale-up/replication of UIA projects or proposals
(« Seal of excellence »)
EUI Capacitybuiding
/transfersolutions
Future calls organised by
POs/Selectioncriteria more ERDF relevant
Within the future EUI, in synergy with URBACT IV: innovativeactions calls and selection procedures tuned towards greaterERDF relevance, transfer solutions and capacity building offerfed by UIA experiences.
Beyond? programmes/SUD Strategies tuned in a favourableway, an EUI « Seal of excellence », complementary incentives,to help further mainstreaming urban innovation withinCohesion policy.
The Integrated approach in action
Moderator: Peter Ramsden, UIA expert
Speakers: Rebeka Szabó, E-co Housing, Budapest
Anamaria Vrabie, Cluj Future of Work, Cluj-Napoca Rossana Tori, Open Agri, Milan
Jean-Claude Dardelet, COMMUTE, Toulouse Métropole
PART 1: UIA inspiring a Cohesion Policy ‘closer to citizens’
How monitoring and evaluation can supportinnovative interventions
Speakers: Marie-Jose Zondag and Joanna Smętek, Ecorys
Capitalising M&E in Urban Innovative Projects
Analysis
Final one-stop shop platform at UIA site
- Theory of evaluating innovation
- Case studies: theory based, counterfactual & participatory approach
- Lessons learnt on governance, approaches, data collection & horizontal
Hearings of 11 cities
Desk study: 11 cities
shortlisted
Literature: Theoretical
part
Ircular South
B-MINCOME
URLP
CALICO
SASMob
Curing the
Limbo
CURANT
CoRE
BRIDGE
OASIS
Steam City
HOPE
1. INNOVATIVE CHARACTER OF THE PROJECTS
2. MULTIPLE PARTNERS INVOLVED
3. COMPLEX PROBLEMS ADDRESSED BY THE ACTIVITIES
4. LIMITED TIME FOR EVALUATION AND ESTABLISHING IMPACT
5. PROJECT EVOLVES
Challenges of evaluating Urban Innovation actions
LESSONS LEARNT
NEXT
11 March 10.00-12.00 – SAVE THE DATE
Capitalising on Monitoring & Evaluation in Urban Innovation projects +
Launching the UIA online platform on monitoring & evaluation
Register here:https://www.uia-initiative.eu/en/events/rethinking-monitoring-and-evaluation-practices-uia-lessons-learnt
TIME FOR A BREAK...
Welcome back – Part 2
PART 2: UIA Inspiring local delivery of future Cohesion Policy
Mainstreaming UIA practices and policy learnings
Moderator: Marek Teplansky European Commission, DG for Regional and Urban policy
Speakers:Ruud van Raak, West Netherlands Managing Authority (NL)
Inmaculada Medina, Valencia Region Managing Authority (ES)
Giorgio Martini, Territorial Cohesion Agency (IT)
Zdenka Šimonovič, Ljubljana City Administration (SI)
RAPPORTEUR, CHAT& AUDIENCE INPUT
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Final questions, conclusionsand next steps
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4. Next webinar: Future UIA. What comes next as a new model for innovative actions under the European Urban Initiative 2021/27?
17 February 2021 (10:00 – 12:30 CET)
If you have not registered yet, you can do it by 15 February here: https://udn-urbaninnovativeactions.tw.events/
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