
The objective of the post is to shed some light on the third EU Health Programme. There is a strong focus on its synergies with other EU Programmes.
The post presents some calls for proposals under the Programme Horizon 2020 aimed at supporting open government. Specifically, it deals with the strands of calls INSO-1-2015, INSO-9-2015 and Euro-6-2015 within the topic “Europe in a Changing World” of the third pillar of Horizon 2020 “Societal Challenges.”
Il POR FSE Lazio 2014-2020, recentemente approvato, indica implicitamente nel potenziamento della Multi-Level Governance quale leva strategica della sua efficacia. Questa scelta è ampiamente condivisibile, specialmente se consideriamo che la sfida strategica del “radicale ammodernamento della macchina amministrativa” si dovrà inevitabilmente intersecare in modo sinergico con la riforma del sistema di Multi-Level Governance prevista dalla L. 56/2014 (ex DDL “Del Rio”).
L’approccio allo sviluppo locale informato a logiche participative e di empowerment delle comunità locali (bottom up approach) presenta rischi e opportunità. Il breve articolo evidenzia che tali opportunità non sono riconducibili solo al miglioramento dei sistemi di governance locale, ma anche al cambiamento dei sistemi di creazione del valore – sempre più incentrati sulla interazione continua degli operatori economici – e a quello dei processi innovativi (open innovation).
All Italian Public Administrations (PAs), irrespective of their size, face increasing financial constraints. Furthermore, ongoing institutional and administrative reforms bring about both the set up of new functions and new public expenditure. That is the case, in particular, for Local Authorities.
This short note presents National Operating Program ‘Governance e capacità istituzionale’, i.e. the main Program co-financed by the ERDF and the ESF aimed at sustaining the paradigm ‘open government’ and PA reforms in Italy.
Open government and open data are all the rage.
This short note is about the main financial instruments of the EU aimed at sustaining the paradigm ‘open government’ and the digital revolution within the European Public Administrations.
It is widely acknowledged that cities are the main drivers of economic growth, but they are not yet sustainable in a broad sense. Indeed, they face many wicked problems - economic deprivation, social exclusion and air pollution just to name a few. Furthermore, most Europeans live in urban areas.
Thus, the paradigm “smart cities” is front and center when debating innovative public policies.
This factsheet presents:
• the strategic framework of the policies supporting this paradigm, both at the EU and the Italian levels,
• main public financing streams aimed at improving urban assets and policies.
This Guide presents a strategic map on EU Funds, both those managed by the EC and its executive agencies directly and those managed by Member States and regions.
The Guide sets out how each European Programme is anchored in the general framework of EU policies and potential synergies between different EU Funds.