Project summary
The IMPROVE project brings together partners from 8 regions with the aim to improve the management and implementation of Structural Funds Programmes in the participating regions and cities. Through the improvements the project wants to ensure a better and more efficient delivery of R&D&i policies, with a special focus on the Smart Specialisation Strategies.
The interregional learning process and activities in the IMPROVE project are designed to foster the exchange of practices, experiences and knowledge and increase the capacities of partners and stakeholders involved. The basis for the learning process is the state of the art analysis each partner conducts on their chosen Structural Funds Programme (policy instrument) to be improved in the project. The objective of the state of the art analysis is to clarify the current situation in terms of management and implementation of the policy instrument. The exchange of experiences takes place by the means of peer reviews, identification of good practices and interregional thematic workshops organised in the participating regions. Towards the end of phase 1 of the project the partners will develop action plans to transfer the knowledge and experiences to their region or city to improve their chosen policy instrument with concrete actions.
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Expected results of the IMPROVE project are:
Expected results of the IMPROVE project are:
- Innovative methodologies in the implementation of Structural Funds
- Solutions to specific issues that might hinder the proper deployment of policy instruments
- New tools (methodologies, good practices) provided to stakeholders for a more efficient management and implementation of their policy instruments
- Action plans designed, implemented and monitored in each participating region
- Transfer of knowledge collected through the interregional learning process to stakeholders across Europe and with other Interreg Europe projects.
A few numbers
1,498,206 €
01 Aug 2019-31 Jul 2023
8 partners