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COMMUNICATING COHESION POLICY The COHESIFY project (February 2016- April 2018) has received funding from the European Unions Horizon 2020 research and 1 innovation programme under grant agreement No. 693127 INTRO WHY COHESIFY? 2 COHESIFY


  1. COMMUNICATING COHESION POLICY The COHESIFY project (February 2016- April 2018) has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and 1 innovation programme under grant agreement No. 693127

  2. INTRO WHY COHESIFY? 2

  3. COHESIFY THE PROBLEM 50 travelled abroad at least once 35 completed higher education 30 travel abroad yearly 25 can work in a foreign language 10 consider they benefitted from EU projects 3

  4. COHESIFY BRIEFLY PARTNERS FUNDING 8 UNI, 2 SME 2,498,787 € DURATION QUESTION WORTH 50 BILLION € 27 MONTHS 4

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  7. QUOTES IF YOU WANT TO WRITE A EUROPEAN PROJECT, YOU DON’T HAVE TO WRITE IT YOURSELF. YOU NEED TO GO TO A SPECIALIST, THE SPECIALIST WILL WRITE IT FOR YOU, AND YOU JUST NEED TO FILL IN … IF WE EARNED AS MUCH AS THEY DO, THEN CERTAINLY WE WOULD MORE STRONGLY FEEL WE BELONG TO THE EU. “THERE IS A BIG BILLBOARD AT THE NURSERY OF MY DAUGHTER. THE BILLBOARD IS UGLY, BUT THE NURSERY IS VERY NICE. ” 7

  8. 1 KEY CONCLUSIONS 9

  9. KEY CONCLUSIONS 1 The image of the EU & public trust in EU institutions has deteriorated over the past decade 10

  10. KEY CONCLUSIONS 2 Cohesion Policy spending & communication makes a real difference to how citizens perceive & identify with the EU 11

  11. KEY CONCLUSIONS 3 Spending needs to be seen by citizens to be addressing regional & local needs & development challenges 12

  12. KEY CONCLUSIONS 4 Citizen-focused approach to the programming of EU funds is needed with an upgraded role for communication 13

  13. 2 POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS 14

  14. RECOMMENDATIONS - Programming for people Introduce ‘open programming’ for real dialogue with citizens in designing interventions 15

  15. RECOMMENDATIONS - Programming for people HOW? Through democratic innovations participatory budgeting & deliberation (juries, panels and polls) to give local people a say 16

  16. RECOMMENDATIONS - Programming for people Potential to revolutionise citizen engagement & communication 17

  17. RECOMMENDATIONS - SMART communication planning Communication integrated in planning including Funding Outcome earmarked & indicators with costs specified baselines 18

  18. RECOMMENDATIONS – Project selection – to exploit communication impact Effectiveness of projects to exploit results should be a selection criterion (as in H2020, COSME…) Especially where EC has leverage (major projects) 19

  19. RECOMMENDATIONS – Media Strategy Recognise that countries & regions differ in the way Cohesion policy is framed 20

  20. RECOMMENDATIONS – Media Strategy Design media strategies with reference to local frames Enhance positive frames Build longer-term narratives linked to individual stories Actively challenge - rather than ignore - negative frames 21

  21. RECOMMENDATIONS – Media Strategy Diversify & upgrade media activity 22

  22. RECOMMENDATIONS – Visibility, branding & relevance Increase visibility of EU FUNDS brand More EU presence in regions Humanise the funds – managing communication as a set of stories about people and their locality Bring projects to life: unified project database with audiovisuals 23

  23. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION! ANY QUESTIONS ? Gauthier Bas Mail: gauthier@old-continent.eu 24

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