The potential of the Structural

Funds for Roma inclusion

Structural Funds and Roma inclusionStructural Funds and Roma inclusion

A new scenario of opportunities: the NRIS

The Structural Funds as a driver of the NRIS

Impact of the Structural Funds

The added value of the Structural Funds for Roma inclusion

The added value of the Structural Funds for Roma inclusion

The policy dimension of the Structural Funds

The potential to promote partnership and to mobilise resources

Structural Funds to produce structural changes

Conditions for an efficient use of the SFConditions for an efficient use of the SF

The long-term approach and sustainability of projects

Ambitious, large-scale and results-oriented projects

Intermediate bodies with high level competencies for guaranteeing an efficient use of SF

Barriers in the use of the SFBarriers in the use of the SF

Complexity of the management and control system discourages the use of the SF

Promotes easy and manageable projects instead of complex projects to solve complex situations

Prevalence of discontinued and fragmented projects

Future Programming periodFuture Programming period

Linking the Structural Funds to the NRIS and EU2020 goals (i.e. formal coordination between Structural Funds Managing Authorities and NRIS Contact Points)

Putting into practice the integrated approach by facilitating the combination of funds

Supporting the 20% of ESF for social inclusion and fight against poverty