Capitalisation of INTERREG results in Latvia

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Capitalisation of INTERREG results in Latvia Anna Djakova 13 14 June, 2018/ Alicante, Spain

INTERREG/ENI programmes 2014-2020 in Latvia INTERREG V-A Latvia-Lithuania INTERREG V-A Estonia-Latvia INTERREG V-A Central Baltic Programme INTERREG Baltic Sea Region Programme INTERREG EUROPE URBACT III ESPON 2020 INTERACT III coordinated by one National Authority- Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regioonal Development of Latvia Latvia-Russia CBC ENI programme Latvia-Lithuania-Belarus CBC ENI programme 2

Cross-programme work environment National Authority one office working both with INTERREG and ENI programmes (7 persons) cooperation with mainstream programmes (ESI funds) via National sub-committee internal division of staff capitalisation of processes by territorial approach for overlapping territories by policy making approach in relevant region by thematic specialization across programmes by inter-programme capacity building approach 3

Cross-programme work environment (2) Managing Authority/Joint Secretariat/Branch Office: INTERREG V-A Latvia-Lithuania Latvia-Russia CBC ENI programme Hosting institution for National Contact Points: INTERREG V-A Central Baltic Programme INTERREG EUROPE URBACT III 4

Cross-programme work environment (3) Coordination of communication activities within Communication team Joint events (European Cooperation Day/Info seminars) Interaction with other INTERREG/ENI programmes for overlapping territories Networking and capacity building via INTERACT/TESIM activities Thematic specialization of staff members (permanent capacity building in specific field + working in pairs) 5

Coordination/communication on national/international level INTERREG page on Ministry s web page (one-shop approach for applicants) facebook account on INTERREG programmes in Latvia contribution to national/interanational thematic events participation in different policy-making discussion formats (Intergovernmental Commisions) and coordination of strategic issues for INTERREG (CBC obstacles, MRS, Cohesion Policy post 2020) 6

Capitalisation - a process or a goal? TRANSFER PROCESS CHANGE OF MINDSET IMPACT RE- USE COMMUNI CATION CAPACITY BUILDING NEW SOLUTIONS, PRODUCRS, SERVICES 7

Capitalisation on national level in Latvia first steps NEW! common data base on ALL approved projects with Latvian partners in INTERREG/ENI programmes NEW! Thematic seminars on project activities/results from various INTERREG programmes in Latvia 8

3 thematic seminars on INTERREG: 2016-2018 9

Thematic capitalisation on national level Thematic seminars INTERREG make a difference At least twice a year Gathering together projects and final beneficiaries from different INTERREG programmes dealing with the same theme (clustering) Highlighting planned results and benefits for Latvian partners in simple language (telling stories), but also individuals! Involving moderator/ policy-makers/ stakeholders outside INTERREG community Providing format for panel discussion among projects/outside projects Boosting potential ideas for future projects / finding partners 10

Thematic capitalisation - challenges Gaps between calls for proposals/ project activities Variety of themes in INTERREG projects Different understanding of TOs/SOs Different expectations from stakeholders Lack of understanding on INTERREG specificity (cooperation across borders) outside community Lack of permanent cooperation with mainstream programmes Searching for new formats/good speakers/ media attention (stories for general public) Trying to reach out from the usual suspects 11

Capitalisation Latvia perspective More specific events, more success stories on INTERREG Separate web page for INTERREG in Latvia Cross-sectoral capitalisation event (inclusive urban governance) Summer School for municipalities 2018 Synergy and additionality to mainstream programmes - via National sub-committee Replication potential /transferability of results BUT ALSO Assessment of impact/ INTERREG post 2020 analytical work for discussion on Capitalization in new formats (video? bus tour?) 12

TOGEHTER WE CAN DO MORE! 13

Thank you! Anna Djakova Head of Territorial Cooperation Unit Development Instruments Department Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development Republic of Latvia Bureau Address: Dome square 8a, Riga Legal Address : Peldu street 25, Riga, LV-1050 E-mail: anna.djakova@varam.gov.lv