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KAJ MORTENSEN, KAJ MORTENSEN,
HEAD OF SAPARD UNIT, DG AGRIHEAD OF SAPARD UNIT, DG AGRI
EUROPEAN COMMISSION EUROPEAN COMMISSION
Pre-accession Assistance for Pre-accession Assistance for Rural DevelopmentRural Development
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1. Sapard – current situation1. Sapard – current situation
2. Instrument for Pre-accession – 2007-2. Instrument for Pre-accession – 2007-20132013
Content of the presentationContent of the presentation
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Contracting finished mid 2004Contracting finished mid 2004
2006 is the last year of financial execution for new MS2006 is the last year of financial execution for new MS
Czech Republic already submitted final payment claimCzech Republic already submitted final payment claim
Contracting is continuing in Romania and Bulgaria until Contracting is continuing in Romania and Bulgaria until the data of accession or an agreed later datethe data of accession or an agreed later date
SAPARD - current situationSAPARD - current situation
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EU Allocation, value of Sapard projects contracted, and payments EU Allocation, value of Sapard projects contracted, and payments made since the start of the programmes (Million €)made since the start of the programmes (Million €)
SAPARD - executionSAPARD - execution
Amount of annual EU allocation (EU contribution)
Value of Sapard projects contracted
Payments executed0
500
1.000
1.500
2.000
2.500
3.000 Millions
BG & RO
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SAPARDSAPARD - Bulgaria- Bulgaria
VI. EU Allocation and the value of Bulgarian Sapard projects contracted since the start of the programmes (Mio EUR)
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
Millions
Allocations Bulgaria Contracts Bulgaria Payments to Bulgaria
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SAPARDSAPARD - Romania- Romania
VI. EU Allocation and the value of Romania Sapard projects contracted since the start of the programmes (Mio EUR)
0
200
400
600
800
1.000
1.200
Millions
Allocation Romania Contracts Romania Payments to Romania
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In 2007-2013In 2007-2013Six instruments to substitute more than 100Six instruments to substitute more than 100
Policy driven instruments: ► Instrument for Pre-Accession (IPA) ► European Neighbourhood & Partnership Instrument (ENPI)► Development Cooperation & Economic Cooperation Instrument
(DCECI)
Europe as a global Partner
Crises response instruments: ► Humanitarian Aid Assistance ► Macro-Financial Assistance (MFA)► Instrument for Stability
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European Neighbourhood & Partnership Instrument (ENPI)
Continues TACIS and MEDA in the period 2007-2013►It focus on the implementation of the European Neighbourhood Policy
Action Plans jointly agreed with partner countries.►it will support measures aimed at:
- a progressive economic integration- deeper political cooperation- legislative approximation- institution building
- participation in EU Programmes & Agencies- inter-connections and development of common infrastructure, etc.
► Budget (2007-2013): €10.4 billion (at 2004 prices)
Neighbourhood Instrument
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Instrument for Pre-accession (IPA) – timingInstrument for Pre-accession (IPA) – timing
New Framework for Pre-accession assistance will apply for New Framework for Pre-accession assistance will apply for the periode 2007-2013:the periode 2007-2013:
• Regulations will apply from Regulations will apply from 20072007
• The The financial envelopefinancial envelope for IPA (2007–2013) was agreed by for IPA (2007–2013) was agreed by the Council but is still under negotiation with the European the Council but is still under negotiation with the European Parliament (€ 10.2 billion at 2004 prices)Parliament (€ 10.2 billion at 2004 prices)
• overall objectiveoverall objective::„„The Community shall assist the potential and candidate countries in progressive The Community shall assist the potential and candidate countries in progressive alignment with the standards and policies of the European Union, including where alignment with the standards and policies of the European Union, including where appropriate the acquis communautaire, with a view to membership.“appropriate the acquis communautaire, with a view to membership.“
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IPA – Beneficiary CountriesIPA – Beneficiary Countries
1.1. Transition Assistance & Transition Assistance &
Institution BuildingInstitution Building
2. Cross-Border Cooperation2. Cross-Border Cooperation
3. Regional Development3. Regional Development
4. Human Resources Development4. Human Resources Development
5. Rural Development5. Rural Development
Annex II: Albania, Annex II: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro,Serbia and Montenegro,incl. Kosovoincl. Kosovo
Annex I: Annex I: Croatia, TurkeyCroatia, TurkeyFYR of FYR of MacedoniaMacedonia
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Multi-annual Indicative Financial Framework (MIFF)Multi-annual Indicative Financial Framework (MIFF)establishes the financial allocation between countries and componentsestablishes the financial allocation between countries and components
Multi-annual Indicative Planning Document (MIPD)Multi-annual Indicative Planning Document (MIPD) establishes strategies for each country for the IPA components, establishes strategies for each country for the IPA components, based on the priorities set in the Accession Partnership and the based on the priorities set in the Accession Partnership and the
Regular ReportsRegular Reports
Transition Transition & Institution& Institution
BuildingBuilding
Regional &Regional &Cross-BorderCross-Border
Co-opCo-op
RegionalRegionalDevelopmentDevelopment
Human Human ResourcesResources
DevelopmentDevelopment
Rural Rural DevelopmentDevelopment
ComponentsComponents
IPA – IPA – Policy framework and ProgrammingPolicy framework and Programming
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IPA
Budget for 2007-2013
(indicative breakdown – Billion € at 2004 prices)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 total
1.193 1.290 1.353 1.452 1.565 1.660 1.700 10.213
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IPA – Rural Development (IPARD)IPA – Rural Development (IPARD)
Support under this component shall in particulare Support under this component shall in particulare contribute to contribute to
• the sustainable adaptation of the agricultural sector the sustainable adaptation of the agricultural sector and rural areas and to and rural areas and to
• the CCs‘ preparation for the implementation of the the CCs‘ preparation for the implementation of the acquis communautaire concerning the Common acquis communautaire concerning the Common Agricultural Policy and related policies.Agricultural Policy and related policies.
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IPARD - Priorities and MeasuresIPARD - Priorities and Measures
1.1. Priority: Sustainable adaptation of the agricultural sectorPriority: Sustainable adaptation of the agricultural sector
• Investments in farms to restructure and upgrade to the EU standards;Investments in farms to restructure and upgrade to the EU standards;• Supporting setting up of Producer groupsSupporting setting up of Producer groups• Investments in processing and marketing of agriculture and fishery products to Investments in processing and marketing of agriculture and fishery products to
restructure and upgrade to the EU standards;restructure and upgrade to the EU standards;• Preparation to implementPreparation to implement actions designed to improve the environment and the actions designed to improve the environment and the
country sidecountry side
2. Priority: Sustainable development of rural areas2. Priority: Sustainable development of rural areas
• Improving and developing rural infrastructure;Improving and developing rural infrastructure;• Development and diversification of rural economic activities;Development and diversification of rural economic activities;• Preparation of local private-public partnerships to implement local development Preparation of local private-public partnerships to implement local development
strategies; strategies; • Improvement of training; Improvement of training; Technical assistanceTechnical assistance
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National contribution: 25% of public
aid
EU contribution up to 75% of
public aid Private
contribution
Co-Financing principlesCo-Financing principles
Public aid up to50% of total eligible costsof the investment
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CONTRACTING CLAIM PAYMENTS CONTRACTING CLAIM PAYMENTS
CASH FLOW
CASH FLOW
INVESTMENTINVESTMENT
100 %100 %
60 +/- DAYS 60 +/- DAYS
GRANTGRANT
50%50%
Critical Beneficiary cash flowCritical Beneficiary cash flow
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Possible fields of cooperation between EU Possible fields of cooperation between EU and IFIs/donorsand IFIs/donors
Improving the access to credits for SME, farmers in Improving the access to credits for SME, farmers in rural areasrural areas
Sector analysis, in-depth analysis for the IPARD Sector analysis, in-depth analysis for the IPARD programmeprogramme
Coordinated support for the preparation of IPARD Coordinated support for the preparation of IPARD e.g. WB Acquis cohesion project in Croatiae.g. WB Acquis cohesion project in Croatia
other areas of cooperation e.g. IPARD programme other areas of cooperation e.g. IPARD programme for Turkeyfor Turkey
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Thank you for your attention!Thank you for your attention!
Pre-accession Assistance for Rural DevelopmentPre-accession Assistance for Rural Development