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The complex programme for closing up of the most disadvantaged micro-regions in Hungary

The complex programme for closing up of the most disadvantaged micro-regions in Hungary. The 33 most disadvantaged micro-regions. Content. Main topics Objectives of the programme Funds available Bodies/persons involved in the programme Eligible activities Time sch edule of the programme

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The complex programme for closing up of the most disadvantaged micro-regions in Hungary

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  1. The complex programme for closing up of the most disadvantaged micro-regions in Hungary

  2. The 33 most disadvantaged micro-regions

  3. Content Main topics • Objectives of the programme • Funds available • Bodies/persons involved in the programme • Eligible activities • Time schedule of the programme • Results the details are to find in the documents which are given or are available on the homepage www.nfu.hu/lhh (above all: guide)

  4. 1.1., objectives • to develop the 33 micro-region (8 of them are to find in the South Transdanubian Region) • reasoning: • to be fair/just • to provide for their own interests • tools: • providing extra funds (reasons of high and dry) • new fund allocation mechanisms • improvement of local knowledge and cooperation for the local developments • to renew the complex supporting system • complexity, innovation, deliberation

  5. 1.2., basic principles • every micro-region should be a recipient of the funds • within the micro-regions the most disadvantaged settlement groups (but not all of the small settlements)…- micro-region centres, etc. • … and social groups (especially the roma) should also be the beneficiaries of the impacts of developments - crèche, kindergarten, ghettos-colonies, etc… • the developments should stimulate the economy and contribute to the creation of workplaces • the complex development of the education employment – housing - health- is a priority • the reasons for the developments should be deriving from the status of the micro-region – „prestige-investments” vs. developments in the micro-regional centre co-financed by the ESF • partnership should be fully comprehensive, specially integrating the romas

  6. 1.3., to reform the complex system of supports • in the supports targeting the roma the funds allocated by calls for proposals play an important role, especially since the time of the PHARE, NDP and NHDP programmes.(…) (…) In case of widening the types of the funds available with applications only, one should reckon also with serious problems Disadvantaged social groups, like gypsies, have a strictly limited access to development funds available with applications since those civil and municipal lobbying capacities are missing which would be needed to assist them in accessing these funds. (a study of the National Audit Office). • Post-evaluations usually do not focus on financial procedures on project level (requesting payments). In case of PHARE projects, however, significant attention was paid for them. Financial problems emerging during the implementation of the project (e.g. advance payment coming late) have typically obscured the results of the project (PHARE assessment)

  7. 2.1., Funds for the micro-regions to plan with, bn HUF

  8. 2.2., Divison of funds among the micro-regions • 20% of Regional Development and Social Infrastructure OP funds reserved for the ongoing granting decisions • division of funds without reserves • 1/3 equally • 1/3 proportionately to the population • 1/3 proportionately to the number of the settlements (considering areas with many small villages, it also reflects how disadvantaged the area is) • several micro-regions receive 1,3 to 4,3 bn forints • reserve to be distributed at the end of next year • micro-regions may plan for at least 150% of the funds (reason: to use fixed funds in each priority, implementation of best projects, distributing the reserve)

  9. 3.1., roles in planning • the supervision of planning: micro-regional development committee • operational actors: • working organization of the micro-regional council • micro-regional coordinators • experts • experts of equal opportunities (Ministry of Education and Culture, Ministry of Social Issues and Labour) • insure comprehensive partnership, with special attention to involving gypsy minority municipalities and gypsy roma NGOs • submission of development plan documents, and project package: based on the decision of the micro-regional council

  10. 3.2 Bodies/persons involved into the programmeon micro-regional level • The supervisor of the planning process is the micro-regional development committee • Operative partners • the working body of the micro-regional council • the coordinators (of MCN) • experts • experts of equality issues (Ministry for Education and Culture, Ministry for Social Affairs and Labour) • All-comprehensive partnership, with a special regard to the involvement of the civil organisations of the roma andthe local governmenst of the roma minority • The planning document and the project-package based on that is a subject of the decision of the micro-regional council working group

  11. 3.3 Bodies/persons involved into the programmesupport on micro-regional level • The supervisor of the planning process is the micro-regional development committee • Operative partners • the working body of the micro-regional council • the coordinators (of MCN) • experts • experts of equality issues (Ministry for Education and Culture, Ministry for Social Affairs and Labour) • All-comprehensive partnership, with a special regard to the involvement of the civil organisations of the roma andthe local governments of the roma minority • The planning document and the project-package based on that is a subject of the decision of the micro-regional council State Reform OP 1.1.5/C Rural Dev. OP State Reform OP 1.1.5/B Rural Dev. OP Training of the National Employment P. Foundation (NEPF)

  12. 3.4., partnership • micro-regional development committees • founded at the end of the last year/beginning of this year • correction: • real representation of NGOs and enterprises (not a mayor or his/her close relatives, municipalities up to 50%) • representation of gypsy minority municipalities (not other kind of municipality, delegation) • participation of micro-regional coordinators • gypsy aspects • delegate of gypsy minority municipalities, representation of delegates (training from National Employment Public Foundation) - involvment of the most active NGOs - gypsy integration coordinators, Roma Programme Support Network, experts of equal opportunities (OKM, SzMM)

  13. 4.1., division of funds withinthemicro-regions • division on settlement level NOT provided • ERDF-ESF ratio about 3/4 : 1/4 • within ERDF: new focus areas based on statistic figures • existing focus areas may be changed if well justificated • focus areas exist also within ESF – but social development is necessary in each micro-region

  14. 4.2., eligible activities • Regional Development OP (ERDF) • economy development (industrial areas and parks etc.) • traffic development (main roads with 4-5 numerals, buses) • humane infrastructure development (day-care, nursery school, school etc.) • settlement development • in Southern Transdanubia and Northern Hungary: environmental developments also • Social Renewal OP(ESF - 50% can be ERDF also) • education • employment, adaptability, social integration • even settlement centres • health development (health plan, informative and filtering programmes) • Social Infrastructure OP (ERDF): • educational infrastructure • labour market and social infrastructure

  15. 5., schedule • clarify methodological and content-related issues, traning of the coordinators, commission of experts (public procurement) – till the end of September 2008 • submission of micro-regional planning documents project packages – till 1 December 2008 • assessment of micro-regional planning documents and project packages – first loop – till the middle of April 2009 • if necessary: changes in planning documents and project packages • elaboration of detailed project descriptions – continuously • project implementation – continuously (projects elaborated earlier might start even mid-2009)

  16. 6., results • Funds in the Southern Trans-danubia Region: Regional Development OP (ROP) 10 379 million forint Social Renewal OP (TÁMOP) 5 153 million forint Social Infrastructure OP (TIOP) 1 006 million forint Total 16 538 million forint Reserve funds 1 264 million forint

  17. 6., results • Funds in the micro-region Sásd: Total 1 810 million forint Regional Development OP (ROP) 1 057 million forint • Development of an integrated micro-regional education centre in Mágocs – 472 million forint • Development of the inland water protection in Alsómocsolád – 71 million forint • Development of the local enterprises – 200 million forint

  18. 6., results • Funds in the micro-region Sásd: Social Renewal OP (TÁMOP) 628 million forint - Development of the public health in the micro-region Sásd – 160 million forint Social Infrastructure OP (TIOP) 125 million forint - Development of the information infrastructure in the Library of Sásd – 75 million forint Reserve funds 80 million forint

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