Inclusion and Economic Growth - European funding as a resource
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Future of European Funding Conference: RAWM & NCVO European Funding Network, Thursday 26 July 2012. NCVO’s European Funding Network, in association with RAWM co-hosted an event in Birmingham to provide VCS organisations in the West Midlands with the opportunity to listen to and comment on BIS proposals for future EU funding and to exchange good practice from the current funding period. Find out more about NCVO's european policy work: http://europeanfundingnetwork.eu
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Inclusion and Economic Growth - European funding as a resource
- 1. INCLUSION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH European funding as a resource
- 2. WEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURALWEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020 The development processThe development process Working groups
- 3. • Strengthening research, technological development and innovation ERDF • Enhancing access to and use and quality of ICT ERDF • Supporting the shift to a low-carbon economy ERDF • Promoting employment and supporting labour mobility ESF • Promoting social inclusion and combating poverty ESF • Investing in education, skills and lifelong learning ESF WEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURALWEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020 KEY THEMESKEY THEMES
- 4. Collating and determining activities to determine regional priorities and where value can be added: • Promoting employment and supporting labour mobility • Promoting social inclusion and combating poverty • Investing in education, skills and lifelong learning WEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURALWEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020 Links to ESF working group (i)Links to ESF working group (i)
- 5. Enhancing the competitiveness of Civil Society to add value to and deliver services / activities to address issues of: • High unemployment and unskilled workforce • Low education, skills and improve life long learning • Engaging with poverty and increase social inclusion • Wrap around support to employment • Promoting social inclusion and combating poverty • Growing enterprising activities WEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURALWEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020 Links to ESF working group (ii)Links to ESF working group (ii)
- 6. Technical Assistance – aiming at assisting organisations in obtaining and administering European programmes Community Grants – allows community groups to provide soft skills training to individuals (first steps to lifelong learning) WEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURALWEST MIDLANDS EUROPEAN STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020FRAMEWORK 2014 – 2020 What we have known......What we have known...... But there are no guarantees , so what do we want from this?......But there are no guarantees , so what do we want from this?......
- 7. Higher education, continuation of placements employment Grow your own workforce and employment sectors Require co- ordinated activity and sharing data Apprenticeships, Supported volunteering, Work based training, Can ESF be a potential funding route for future-proofing inclusion and Economic Growth? INCLUSION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH – AINCLUSION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH – A COLLABORATIVE MODEL FOR THE THIRDCOLLABORATIVE MODEL FOR THE THIRD SECTORSECTOR
- 8. Appointed a Policy Associate (Europe) in May 2012 Data collation Contextual seminars starting in September 2012 Submission to European Advisory Panel – October 2012 For more information follow RAWM on: www.rawm.org.uk or @ _rawm NEXT STEPSNEXT STEPS TIMETABLE FOR DELIVERYTIMETABLE FOR DELIVERY
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- Europe and the European framework still talks about national states and regions whilst the UK is talking about local determination. The economic environment in europe with and without German funding is no different to that experienced by the UK, high unemployment especially amongst young people, downsizing state aid in a variety of ways (reducing benefits, reducing services directly delivered by the state, encouraging enterpreneurs). As stated before Civil society is not as cohesive as it would appear, society is fracturing on many levels – have’s and have not’s (benefit
- Europe and the European framework still talks about national states and regions whilst the UK is talking about local determination. The economic environment in europe with and without German funding is no different to that experienced by the UK, high unemployment especially amongst young people, downsizing state aid in a variety of ways (reducing benefits, reducing services directly delivered by the state, encouraging enterpreneurs). As stated before Civil society is not as cohesive as it would appear, society is fracturing on many levels – have’s and have not’s (benefit
- Europe and the European framework still talks about national states and regions whilst the UK is talking about local determination. The economic environment in europe with and without German funding is no different to that experienced by the UK, high unemployment especially amongst young people, downsizing state aid in a variety of ways (reducing benefits, reducing services directly delivered by the state, encouraging enterpreneurs). As stated before Civil society is not as cohesive as it would appear, society is fracturing on many levels – have’s and have not’s (benefit
- Europe and the European framework still talks about national states and regions whilst the UK is talking about local determination. The economic environment in europe with and without German funding is no different to that experienced by the UK, high unemployment especially amongst young people, downsizing state aid in a variety of ways (reducing benefits, reducing services directly delivered by the state, encouraging enterpreneurs). As stated before Civil society is not as cohesive as it would appear, society is fracturing on many levels – have’s and have not’s (benefit
- Match funding is increasingly going to be a problem so we need to look to new solutions and models which can possible attract Social Impact Bonds and / or Big Lottery?