About
Building on the experience JASPERS has developed during the 2014-2020 period, the webinar covered the new requirements and methodologies mandated by the Common Provisions Regulation (CPR) and also showcased examples on how JASPERS is currently supporting counterparts across Europe in strengthening their capacities to perform sound project selection and appraisal in 2021-27.
Target audience
More than 160 participants joined our webinar. It was mainly aimed at Managing Authorities, implementing bodies, relevant line ministries and other relevant institutions involved in the appraisal and selection of projects co-funded by Cohesion and other EU funding sources in the 2021-27 period. It was also relevant for national and regional authorities responsible for implementing Cohesion Policy and professionals involved in project preparation, appraisal, and implementation.
Objectives
Participants gained an understanding of the implication of the transition from the 2014-2020 to the 2021-2027 programming period, with an increased responsibility of national authorities in ensuring sound project selection and establishing adequate appraisal methodologies and processes. The webinar covered regulatory compliance and quality control, highlighting new prerequisites for project selection, including climate proofing and the DNSH principle, and the assistance that JASPERS can provide in this respect.
The webinar featured interactive Q&A sessions, providing opportunities to learn about experiences and emerging good practices across Member States.
The primary objective of this webinar was to initiate an open dialogue with Managing Authorities (MAs) and other relevant stakeholders, aiming to gain valuable insights into their needs for potential further support on subjects relevant to project preparation and selection. Additionally, it served as a platform to discuss forthcoming, targeted technical capacity-building activities designed to strengthen their capabilities for the 2021-2027 programming period.
Agenda
Resources
Presentations:
- Introduction and background to the webinar
- Regulatory requirements in the 2021-2027 Programming Period
- Study on selection of operations in 2014-2020 and practices in EU Member States
- Lessons learned from 2014-20 Independent Quality Review (IQR) experience
- Support for project appraisal in Slovenia and Croatia
- Project appraisal support in the transport sector in Romania and Bulgaria
- Project Appraisal support in the context of the Just Transition Fund
- JASPERS assistance on Climate proofing and State Aid
- Results of registration questionnaire
Climate change measures for hospitals and health infrastructures
The health sector is one of the most CO2-intense sector of economy, however at present this trend is evolving. In fact, many health sector organizations advocate the reduction of CO2 emissions while recognizing the importance of proofing them against climate risks, such as flooding or storms. Currently there are promising results which need to be further boosted, in terms of reduced energy consumption and increased energy efficiency, adoption of renewable energy sources making hospitals self-sufficient in case of power-cuts, enhanced thermo-isolation generating better living conditions and reduced expenses for cooling and heating, enhanced resilience to climate hazards, increased living and working conditions for the hospitals’ occupants, and green procurement. JASPERS has completed an assignment aimed at understanding which are the most effective climate change approaches and solutions for health infrastructures.
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Questions?
For any further enquiry on this webinar and in general on the activities of the JASPERS Knowledge Platform please write an email to jaspersnetwork@eib.org