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EU Budget and Policies 2014-2020

EU Budget and Policies 2014-2020. Milena Vicenová CU LS Prague, November 2013. Structure of My Presentation. Multiannual Financial Framework 2014-2020 Cohesion Policy Structural Funds Cohesion Fund Common Agricultural Policy Horizon 2020 Erasmus +. EU Budget.

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EU Budget and Policies 2014-2020

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  1. EU Budget and Policies 2014-2020 Milena Vicenová CULS Prague, November 2013

  2. Structure of My Presentation • Multiannual Financial Framework 2014-2020 • Cohesion Policy • Structural Funds • Cohesion Fund • Common Agricultural Policy • Horizon 2020 • Erasmus +

  3. EU Budget • Overall ceiling of 959, 988 billion € /7 years • Five headings: • Smart and inclusive growth: 47% • Sustainable growth: natural resources: 39% • Global Europe: 6% • Administration: 6% • Security and citizenship: 2%

  4. EU Budget - 959, 988 bill.€

  5. Comparison of the EU Budget

  6. EU Cohesion Policy 2014-2020

  7. Nine TEN T Core Network Corridors 2014 – 2020 total 26 bill. EUR • Scandinavian-Mediterranean • North Sea-Baltic • North Sea-Mediterranean • Baltic-Adriatic • Orient/East- • Mediterranean • Rhine-Alpine Corridor • Atlantic • Rhine-Danube Mediterranean

  8. Common Agricultural Policy • Fundaments of CAP in 1950s Western Europe • Based on family farm concept • It aimed at encouraging • better productivity • fair standard of living to farmers • market stabilization • ensuring the availability of food supplies to EU consumers at reasonable price. • By the 1980s the EU had to contend with permanent surpluses of farm commodities.

  9. Common Agricultural Policy

  10. ProgramLIFE 2014-2020 LIFE Programme • Budget of 3.2 billion € • Environment – 2,6 billion € • Climate Action – 0,8 billion € • Co-financing more flexible • Financial approval for local and regional projects accelerated • Coordinated planning with projects financed through the Common Agricultural Policy’s rural development funds

  11. Horizon 2020 LIFE Programme • Budget of 3.2 billion € • Environment – 2,6 billion € • Climate Action – 0,8 billion € • Co-financing more flexible • Financial approval for local and regional projects accelerated • Coordinated planning with projects financed through the Common Agricultural Policy’s rural development funds

  12. ERASMUS • Programme ERASMUS established in 1987 European Community Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students • The most successful students exchange programme • Budget 3,1 billion €/7 years

  13. ERASMUS + • New EU programme for education, training, youth and sport under discussion by the Council and the European Parliament • Overall mobility opportunities for 5 million people • Overall budget 16 bill. €/7 years • Erasmus+ will be open to all EU Member States, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, EU candidate countries

  14. ERASMUS • Annually 230 000 exchanges, 33 countries, • In total 3 millions exchanges in the past 26 years

  15. European Funds in the CR • Pre-accession Funds Phare, ISPA, SAPARD total 1,344 bill. € Cohesion (Structural Funds + Cohesion Fund) • 2004-2006 2,8 bill. € • 2007-2013 - 26,69 bill. € - 725 bill. CZK • Too many operational programmes (26) • Delay in implementation • 2014-2020- 20,5 bill.€

  16. European Funds in the CR • Sustainability of projects – BIOCEV, CEITEC, ELI, ICRC,IT4I,SusEN • European value added • Risk of corruption • High administrative costs European Funds - opportunity, or threat?

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