1.Funding in Tourism. Tallers "Fi de mes"

FUNDING IN TOURISM

DANIEL BLASCO

INSETUR – FACULTAT DE TURISME – UDG

[email protected]

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ESTRUCTURAProgrames de recerca per a finançar projectes en turisme:

1. ETC (European Territorial Cooperation)2. LIFE+3. EMFF (European Maritime and Fisheries Fund)4. ESF (European Social Fund)5. ERASMUS +6. Creative Europe7. Horizon 20208. COSME

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DG REGIO: ETC (EUROPEANTERRITORIAL COOPERATION)

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ETCEXEMPLES DE PROJECTES FINANÇATS 2000-2013

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ETCEXEMPLES DE PROJECTES FINANÇATS:

• Culture, Creative projects and Cultural Tourism. 2007-2013, 11% of ETC total budget = EUR 1.019 Millions

• Preserving cultural heritage landmarks, such as monuments, archaeological sites or historic buildings (tangible heritage).

• Cultural educational exchanges.• Development and implementation of promotion activities.

• BalticMuseums 2.0 Plus -2010-2014. Implementation of eGuideswith cross border shared content for South Baltic Oceanographic Museums (http://en.southbaltic.eu)

• The Danube Limes-UNESCO World Heritage project focused on the sustainable preservation and protection of joint Danube ‘limes’ – the frontier installations of the former Roman Empire - by nominating them for World Heritage status. The process started in Slovakia, Hungary and Austria and will eventually encompass all countries that the River Danube flows through (www.danube-limes.eu).

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ETC

• Recursos del programa: 960.000 M euros• 325.000 M: Política de Cohesió

• 316.000 M: Growth and Jobs• 8.900 M: ETC: 6.600 M for Cross-border coop.; 1.800 M

forTransnational coop.; 500 M for Interregional coop.• 635.000 M: altres (agricultura, recerca, etc...)

• Co-finançament: Màxim del 85%• Partners/Regions elegibles: Local, Regional, National Public

Authorities; Non-Profit Organisations; Private Enterprises; ResearchInstitutions, Universities.

• Dates de convocatòria: el nou programa 2014-2020 es publicarà a finals de 2014.

• Més informació: http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/index_en.cfm

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ETCESTRUCTURA DEL PROGRAMA 2014-2020

• Cross-border cooperation. Eligible zones: NUTS III (províncies)

• Transnational cooperation. Eligible zones: NUTS II (regions, i.e. Catalunya, etc.)

• Interregional cooperation (instruments)• ESPON: European Observation Network for Territorial Development and

Cohesion. It works with studying and predicting the development of the European territory.

• URBACT: exchange between Europe’s cities on integrated urban development

• INTERACT: It is the cooperation and exchange network for territorial cooperation programmes.

• INTERREG: It deals with exchange of experience and practice among regions with the view to improving CP under Ifgj Goal.

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ETCTÒPICS - REPTES

• Seasonality• Sustainable and Responsible Tourism model;• Business – centred approach in the overall innovation system;• Labour market participation and skills;• Need for better access to finance• Harmonized tourism management: rules, standards, certification,

and use of common statistics and indicators;• CREATIVE INDUSTRIES: Conquering new markets, Sharing know-

how, Boosting the economy of cross-border regions• CULTURAL HERITAGE: Promoting and Preserving cultural heritage

across borders, Benefiting the regional economy • CULTURAL TOURISM: Giving border regions greater visibility,

Paying tribute to Europe’s cultural heritage, Promoting commercialization of local products

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DG ENVIRONMENT: LIFE +

• LIFE is a catalyst: it provides a platform for the development and exchange of best practices and knowledge thereby improving, catalyzing and accelerating changes;

• LIFE is the ideal instrument to show to regional and national authorities the benefits of investing in the environment sector and incentivizing them to develop strategic frameworks for spending.

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LIFE +EXEMPLES DE PROJECTES FINANÇATS:

• Projects promoting synergies between integrated coastal management and maritime spatial planning, demonstrating the added value of coordinating integrated coastal management and maritime spatial planning in new marine contexts, supporting the concrete implementation of sea basin strategies including implementation of relevant Union law, or connecting integrated coastal management and maritime spatial planning with the procedures for designating and managing Marine Protected Areas or Natura 2000 sites.

• Projects implementing integrated and comprehensive policies for sustainable urban planning and design through innovative approaches regarding urban public transport and mobility, sustainable buildings, energy efficiency or urban biodiversity conservation.

• Projects targeting invasive alien species, where these are likely to deteriorate the conservation status of species (including birds) or habitat types of Community Interest in support of the Natura 2000 network.

• Projects aiming to initiate beach and sea clean-up schemes as a means to increase awareness of the impacts of marine litter, and thereby increasing awareness on issues related to the protection of the marine environment that are targeted by the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (2008/56/EC).

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• LIFE 2014 to 2020, two sub-programmes for:

LIFE Programme €3,456.7 (2014-2020)

Sub-programme for

Climate Action

€864.2 (25% of LIFE budget)

Climate Change Mitigation

Climate Change Adaptation

Information & Governance

Sub-programme for Environment

€2,592.5 (75% of LIFE budget)

Nature & Biodiversity

Environment & Resource Efficiency

Information & Governance

€1,155 min (55% of ENV Sub-progrm)

LIFE +

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LIFE +• Recursos del programa: 3.500 M euros. In 2014: total budget of €

404.6 million• Co-finançament: in general 60% of eligible cost in the first 4 years;

100% for capacity building• Partners elegibles:

• SME, NGO, public administrations active in the field of environment and climate protection

• Address similar stakeholders, emphasize the same aspects, exclude the same elements.

• Emphasis on replicability/transferability and outcome indicators• Dates de convocatòria:

• Traditional projects: publication May 2014; Submision proposal Oct2014; Start July 2015

• Integrated projects: publication May 2014; Submision concept noteOct 2014; Submision proposal April 2015; Start Sept 2015

• Més informació: http://ec.europa.eu/environment/life/index.htm

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LIFE +TÒPICS - REPTES

• resource-efficient, low-carbon and climate-resilient economy; protecting and improving the environment; maintaining and improving biodiversity, ecosystems and, in particular, the Natura2000 network

• improving the development, implementation and enforcement of Union environmental and climate policy and legislation

• integrating and mainstreaming of environmental and climate objectives into other Union policies

• improving environmental and climate governance • the implementation of the 7th Environment Action Programme

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DG MARITIME AFFAIRES & FISHERIES: EUROPEAN

MARITIME AND FISHERIES FUND

• The "Union priorities" of the EMFF:• Promote sustainable, resource efficient, innovative, competitive and

knowledge-based fisheries & aquaculture• Increase employment and territorial cohesion in coastal and inland

communities depending on fishing and aquaculture• Foster implementation of Integrated Maritime Policy

• Purpose: To make best use of knowledge and experience of fishermen and use this potential in Blue Growth areas such as tourism

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EUROPEAN MARITIME AND FISHERIES FUND

EXEMPLES DE PROJECTES FINANÇATS:• "Pescaturisimu": Pesca-tourism in Corsica, cooperation with

local fishermen's committee

• "Divaria“: Promotion of traditional fishing in western Greece

• "Pays d'Auray“: creation of an ‘Oyster house’, visits to shell fish farming sites, processing companies, the auction at Quiberon, discovery routes

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• Recursos del programa: The final amounts are not known at the moment.

• Co-finançament: No determinat

• Partners elegibles / escala territorial: • Local actors from public, private / civil society sector, to draw up

local development strategies• Dates de convocatòria:

• Finals 2014• Més informació:

http://ec.europa.eu/fisheries/cfp/eff/index_en.htm

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• Estructura del programa: • The new Fund will be used to co-finance projects, along with

national funding.• Each country will be allocated a share of the total Fund

budget, based on the size of its fishing industry.• Each country will then draw up an operational programme,

saying how it intends to spend the money.• Once the Commission approves this programme, it is up to the

national authorities to decide which projects will be funded


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TÒPICS - REPTESThe new fund will:

• help fishermen / sector in transition to sustainable fishing • support coastal communities in diversifying their economies • finance projects to create new jobs, improve quality of life along European coasts • make it easier to access financing.

For example: projects oriented to …• Enhance and capitalize on environmental assets;• Develop tourism-related project, such as eco-tourism, pesca-tourism,

accommodation, tourist trails, diving, etc.• Address "diversification" – either to replace fishing or to provide complementary

activities & income for fishermen• To develop professional trainings, life-long learning and acquisition of new

professional skills.• Add value to local products and activities – gastronomy, food fairs / festivals etc.• Promote cultural and maritime heritage of fisheries, aquaculture – refitting vessels

to museum, educational fishing trips, presentations to schools, tourist groups…• ‘Guardians of the sea' activities – monitoring of protected areas, guided tours in

protected areas, environmental education, collection of marine litter, wildlife watching etc.

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DG EMPLOYMENT, SOCIAL AFFAIRS AND INCLUSION: EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND

• It aims to provide well-targeted and policy-driven investments to deal with unemployment, skills, education and social inclusion challenges and structural reforms.

• Set up to reduce differences in prosperity and living standards across EU Member States and regions, and therefore promoting economic and social cohesion.

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EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUNDEXEMPLES DE PROJECTES FINANÇATS:

• Previously, tourism projects have resulted from measures for active labourmarket policies, adaptability of workers and enterprises.

• MT: training programme ‘Advance: Training Tourism Leaders’. • ES: training for tourism experts, aimed at job-seekers. • RO: training people in the tourism sector. • PL: work placements for vocational students in the fields of tourism, construction,

IT, electronics, transport and gastronomy. • CY: increase skills in the tourism sector by offering training.• SI: the Bosnian Cultural Association of Slovenia has received funding for a

project to include ‘alternative sights’ into Ljubljana.• IT: training for tour operators that covers local knowledge, foreign languages and

marketing techniques.• EL: training programme for jobseekers: courses in economics and management,

tourism, technical professions, and logistics and transport.• PT: a project to get new skills and improve chances of finding a job in the rural

tourism.

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EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND• Recursos del programa: The final amounts are not known at the

moment.

• Co-finançament: 50 a 85%

• Partners elegibles: • Participació a partir dels Estats Membres (són qui defineixen les

prioritats nacionals)• Dates de convocatòria:

• The Commission has just started receiving Operational Programmes from Member States

• Més informació: http://ec.europa.eu/esf/home.jsp?langId=en

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EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUNDTÒPICS / REPTES FUTURS

• The ESF is a key financial instrument to support the Europe 2020 Strategy targeted at improving the lives of EU citizens by giving them better skills and better job prospects.

• The ESF can provide indirect support to tourism sector by co-financing employment and training interventions which have an impact on the employment situation and the level of professional qualifications.

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EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUNDTÒPICS / REPTES FUTURS

• Direct contribution to 3 targets:• Employment: 75% of the 20-64 year-olds to be employed• Education: Reducing the rates of early school leaving below 10%

and at least 40% of 30-34–year-olds completing third level education• Fighting poverty and social exclusion: at least 20 million fewer

people in or at risk of poverty and social exclusion• ESF thematic objectives where tourism is mentioned:

• Promoting sustainable and quality employment and supporting labour mobility: ES

• Investing in education, training, skills and lifelong learning: ES

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DG EDUCATION AND CULTURE: ERASMUS+

Erasmus

GrundtvigLeonardo

Comenius

Youth in ActionErasmus Mundus

Tempus

AlfaEdulink

2007-2013 2014-2020

Erasmus+

Learning Mobility

Co-operation

Policy support

Jean Monnet

Sport

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ERASMUS+• Recursos del programa: 14.700 M euros.

• Co-finançament: maximum grants

• Partners elegibles: • Universitats, empreses, institucions

• Dates de convocatòria: • Abril 2014

• Més informació: http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/index_en.htm

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• Estructura del programa: • Student mobility; Staff mobility• Strategic partnership

• New practices for higher quality in teaching and learning

• Better use of new technologies• Stronger cooperation between fields and with the

labour market• Sector skills alliance: tackle skills gaps in an

economic sector• Knowledge alliance

ERASMUS+

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DG EDUCATION AND CULTURE: CREATIVE PROGRAMME

European culture, cinema, television,music, literature, performing arts, heritageand related areas

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CREATIVE PROGRAMME• Recursos del programa: 1.460 M euros. • Co-finançament: 50-60 % • Partners elegibles:

• Creative Europe will provide funding for at least 250 000 artists and cultural professionals, 2 000 cinemas, 800 films and 4 500 book translations. It will also launch a new financial guarantee facility enabling small cultural and creative businesses

• Dates de convocatòria: • Març-maig, juny 2014

• Més informació: • http://ec.europa.eu/culture/creative-europe/index_en.htm• http://eacea.ec.europa.eu• http://ec.europa.eu/culture/creative-europe/calls/index_en.htm

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• Estructura del programa:• Culture sub-programme: for cultural and creative

sectors. Transnational cooperation projects• Media sub-programme: for the audiovisual industries

(development and distribution of European films, TV programmes ...)

• Cross-sectoral strand

CREATIVE PROGRAMME

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DG RESEARCH & INNOVATION: HORIZON2020

• A core part of Europe 2020, Innovation Union & European Research Area:• Responding to the economic crisis to invest in future jobs and growth• Addressing people’s concerns about their livelihoods, safety and

environment• Strengthening the EU’s global position in research, innovation and

technology• Fusiona els antics: The 7th Research Framework Programme (FP7), innovation

aspects of Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP), EU contribution to the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT)

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HORIZON2020• Recursos del programa: 79.000 M euros. • Co-finançament: 100% • Partners elegibles: (com a regla general)

• Pilar I: candidatures personals• Pilars II i III: Mínim 3 socis (entitats) de 3 països de la UE (països

associats: Islàndia, Liechtenstein, Noruega, Croàcia, Turquia i Sèrbia).• Dates de convocatòria:

• Obertes les convocatòries de 2014 i 2015• Més informació:

• http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/• Participant portal:

http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/home.html

• Projectes finançats en el 7è PM: ftp://ftp.cordis.europa.eu/pub/fp7/ssh/docs/synopsis_ssh_projects_fp7_low_definition_with_web_links.pdf

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• Estructura del programa:

HORIZON2020

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• Estructura del programa:

HORIZON2020

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• Avaluació:

HORIZON2020

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HORIZON2020El PILAR III

• PILAR III:• Importància de l’impacte de la recerca (del laboratori al

mercat)• Resultats ‘open access’• Multidisciplinarietat• El call defineix la problemàtica, els investigadors la solució• Cada call té diversos tòpics (quants n’abordem?)• Deadlines:

• 2014 (definitiu): 29/04 – 03/06 – 30/09• 2015 (provisional): 07/01 – 31/03 – 21/04

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HORIZON2020TÒPICS - REPTES

• PILAR III:• Health, demographic change and wellbeing• Food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, marine maritime

and inland water research and the bioeconomy• Secure, clean and efficient energy• Smart, green and integrated transport• Climate action, environment, resource efficiency and raw materials• Europe in a changing world - Inclusive, innovative and reflective

societies• Secure societies – Protecting freedom and security of Europe and its

citizens

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• Europe in a changing world - Inclusive, innovative and reflective societies

• Call for Overcoming the Crisis: New Ideas, Strategies and Governance Structures for Europe (EURO)

• Call for the Young Generation in an Innovative, Inclusive and Sustainable Europe (YOUNG)

• Call for Reflective Societies: Cultural Heritage and European Identities (REFLECTIVE)

• Call for Europe as a Global Actor (INT)• Call for New Forms of Innovation (INSO)

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• Call for Reflective Societies: Cultural Heritage and European Identities (REFLECTIVE)

• REFLECTIVE-1-2014: ERA-NET on Uses of the past• REFLECTIVE-2-2015: Emergence and transmission of European cultural

heritage and Europeanisation• REFLECTIVE-3-2015: European cohesion, regional and urban policies and

the perceptions of Europe• REFLECTIVE-4-2015: Cultural opposition in the former socialist countries• REFLECTIVE-5-2015: The cultural heritage of war in contemporary Europe• REFLECTIVE-6-2015: Innovation ecosystems of digital cultural assets• REFLECTIVE-7-2014: Advanced 3D modelling for accessing and

understanding European cultural assets• REFLECTIVE-8-2015: Communication and dissemination platform• REFLECTIVE-9-2014: Social Platform on Reflective Societies• REFLECTIVE-10-2014: Mobilising the network of National Contact Points

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Call for Europe as a Global Actor (INT)• INT-01-2014 I 2015: Enhancing and focusing research and innovation cooperation with

the Union’s key international partner countries - proposals targeting Russia and China• INT-02-2014 I 2015 : Encouraging the research and innovation cooperation between the

Union and selected regional partners – proposals targeting Black Sea, Middle East, Africa

• INT-05-2015: Rethinking the European Union crisis response mechanism in light of recent conflicts

• INT-06-2015: Re-invigorating the partnership between the two shores of the Mediterranean

• INT-07-2015: Towards a new geopolitical order in the South and East Mediterranean region

• INT-08-2015: The European Union and the Eastern Partnership• INT-09-2015: The European Union, Turkey and its wider neighborhood: challenges and

opportunities• INT-10-2015: The European Union and integration challenges in the Balkans• INT-11-2015: European cultural and science diplomacy: exploiting the potential of

culture and science in the EU’s external relations• INT-12-2015: The cultural, scientific and social dimension of EU-LAC relations

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Call for New Forms of Innovation (INSO)• INSO-1-2014: ICT-enabled open government• INSO-1-2015: ICT-enabled open government• INSO-2-2014: Understanding and supporting business model innovation• INSO-3-2014: The economic impact of the Innovation Union• INSO-4-2015: Innovative schemes for open innovation and science 2.0• INSO-5-2015: Social innovation Community• INSO-6-2014: Platform for ICT for Learning and Inclusion• INSO-7-2014: Towards joint programming under Horizon 2020• INSO-8-2014: Synchronized Call initiatives• INSO-9-2015: Innovative mobile e-government applications by SMEs• INSO-10-2015: SME business model innovation (2015)

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DG ENTERPRISE ANDINDUSTRY: COSME

COSME: ENHANCING EUROPEAN TOURISM’S COMPETITIVENESS AND SUSTAINABILITY

• Objectius del programa: 1. Increasing tourism demand2. Diversifying tourism offer3. Enhancing tourism quality, sustainability, accessibility,

skills, information and innovation4. Improving socio-economic knowledge of the sector5. Increasing Europe's visibility as a tourist destination as

well as of its diverse destinations

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COSME• Recursos del programa: 2.183 M euros.

• Co-finançament: 75 %

• Partners elegibles: • Governs locals, regionals i estatals, empreses, institucions…

• Dates de convocatòria: • Convocatòries anuals

• Més informació: http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/initiatives/cosme/index_en.htm

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COSMETÒPICS – CALLS 2014

• Diversifying the EU tourism offer and products – Sustainable transnational tourism products (maig)

• Increasing tourism flows in low/medium seasons (juny)• European Destination of Excellence – Selection 2014: “Tourism

and local gastronomy” (abril)• Synergies between tourism, high-end and creative industries

(abril)• Fostering Accessible Tourism entrepreneurship and

management (title TBC) (juny)

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NO EN TENIM PROU...ALTRES PROGRAMES…

• European Agriculture and Rural Development Fund

• Programa MED• JPI Cultural Heritage• Programa POCTEFA• ….

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GUIDE ON EU FUNDING FOR THE TOURISM SECTOR

Daniel Blasco FranchINSETUR – Facultat de Turisme – UdGTeléfono: [email protected]

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