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EEA AND NORWAY GRANTS 2014-2021 Katrine Steinfeld Financial Mechanism Office September 2019 Country and Bilateral Officer Brussels EEA Agreement With a view to promoting a continuous and balanced strengthening of trade and economic


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EEA AND NORWAY GRANTS 2014-2021

September 2019 Katrine Steinfeld Financial Mechanism Office Brussels Country and Bilateral Officer

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…With a view to promoting a continuous and balanced strengthening of trade and economic relations between the Contracting Parties… agree on the need to reduce the economic and social disparities between their regions… Article 115

EEA Agreement

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EEA Agreement

Protocol 38(c) Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway shall contribute to the reduction of economic and social disparities in the European Economic Area and to the strengthening of their relations with the Beneficiary States …

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Solidarity: To reduce economic and social disparities in Europe Cooperation: To strengthen bilateral relations between the donor and beneficiary countries

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2009-2014 2014-2021

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Innovation, Research, Education and Competitiveness Environment, Energy, Climate Change and Low Carbon Economy Justice and Home Affairs Social Inclusion, Youth Employment and Poverty Reduction Culture, Civil Society, Good Governance and Fundamental Rights

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Together for a green, competitive and inclusive Europe

€593m €377m €409m €422m €335m €93m €165m PS1 - Innovation and Research PS2 - Social Inclusion PS3 - Environment and Energy PS4 - Culture, Civil Society, Good Governance PS5 - Justice and Home Affairs Regional Funds Other

  • 5 Priority sectors
  • 23 Programme areas
  • 2 new funds: Youth Employment

and Regional Cooperation

  • Bilateral funds (JCBF)
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Expected results

600,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions saved every year (equivalent to 320,000 cars) 60,000 professionals trained 185,000 people benefiting from new or improved services 12,300 Roma reached by empowerment measures 2,400 Civil Society organisations supported

From 54 programme concept notes developed so far, we expect:

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Expected results

Over 960 projects implemented with a donor project partner 3,350 staff and students from beneficiary states taking part in exchanges 880 staff and students from donor states taking part in exchanges 180 joint articles submitted to peer-reviewed publications

From 54 programme concept notes developed so far, we expect:

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The Fund for Youth Employment

27

projects contracted. Partners from all beneficiary states + Ireland, Italy, Spain. Involvement from 14 Norwegian partners (and IS, BE, UK, AU, DE, FR, IO) Focus on young people between 15 and 29,

particularly 25-29 year olds NEET. Status

Expected results

Increased employability of over

25,000 young people 5,300 jobs created

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The Fund for Regional Cooperation

713 applications assessed

Lead partners from all 15 Beneficiary

States 884 partners from the 10 neighbouring

countries

338 Norwegian entities and 54 IOs (multiple

participation) 42 applications selected for the second phase with deadline 4 July 2019

Status

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Status of Bilateral Funds (2014 – 2021)

Total allocation: €50.3m – 40% to programmes, calls and initiatives (€20m) Bilateral Fund Agreements signed with 10 Beneficiary States Joint Committees in each beneficiary country First activities and calls launched since mid-2018

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How does it work?

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What have we achieved?

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Green industry innovation

1100

Permanent green jobs

31

technologies commercialised

200

technologies developed

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A bus ticket in 10 seconds.

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Energy

169

Enterprises developed technology benefitting the environment

525 000

tonnes/year reduced

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108,666

Mwh/year Renewable energy production (from solar, hydro, geo and biomass)

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Lower carbon emissions. Better lives.

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Research & scholarships

1 230

internationally refereed scientific publications

1 050

PhD students and postdocs supported

384

Institutions cooperating across the donors and beneficiary countries

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Improving carbon capture.

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Justice

90 000

Professionals received training

267 000

Have received assistance or legal advice

15 750

victims of domestic and gender-based violence benefitting from support

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More knowledgeable judges. Stronger court system.

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Health

2 million

benefitting from improved health services

14 000

students and professionals trained

70

targeted interventions to reduce inequalities in health

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Strengthening TB treatment. Saving lives.

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Civil society

330

  • laws, policies and

practices improved

  • r changed

25 000

citizens benefitted from human rights support

430

NGO coalitions and networks developed

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Increasing local transparency.

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Thank you!

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