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Belarus – Ukraine 2007 – 2013 BOOK OF PROJECTS CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007 – 2013 BOOK OF PROJECTS CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007 – 2013 ISBN 978-83-64233-73-9 BOOK OF PROJECTS CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007 – 2013 WARSAW 2015 CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007-2013 FOREWORD Dear Readers, Cross-border Cooperation Programme Poland-Belarus-Ukraine 2007-2013 enables the partners from both sides of the border to achieve their common goals and to share their experience and ideas. It brings different actors – inhabitants, institutions, organisations, enterprises and communities of the cross-border area closer to each other, in order to better exploit the opportunities of the joint development. In 2015 all the 117 projects co-financed by the Programme shall complete their activities. This publication will give you an insight into their main objectives, activities and results within the projects. It presents stories about cooperation in different fields, examples of how partner towns, villages or local institutions can grow and develop together. It proves that cross-border cooperation is a tremendous force stimulating the develop- ment of shared space and building ties over the borders. I wish all the partners involved in the projects persistence in reaching all their goals at the final stage of the Programme and I would like to congratulate them on successful endeavours in bringing tangible benefits to their communities. This publication will give you a positive picture of the border regions and I hope that it will inspire those who would like to join cross-border cooperation in the next programming period. Marceli Niezgoda Undersecretary of State The Ministry of Infrastructure and Development 4 CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007-2013 PRIORITY 1. Measure 1.1. Better conditions for entrepreneurship Increasing Measure 1.2. Tourism development competitiveness of the border area Measure 1.3. Improving access to the region PRIORITY 2. Measure 2.1. Natural environment protection in the borderland THE PRIORITIES Improving the quality of life Measure 2.2. Efficient and secure borders PRIORITY 3. Measure 3.1. Regional and local cross-border Networking and cooperation capacity building people-to-people cooperation Measure 3.2. Local communities’ initiatives 5 CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007-2013 November 6th 2008 THE TIMELINE The European Commission approved the joint operational programme Poland-Belarus-Ukraine 2007-2013 November 2009 Call for proposals announced (PBU 1) Programme implementation period: May 2011 from November 6th 2008 till December 31st 2016 Call for proposals announced (PBU 2) February 2012 Call for proposals announced (PBU 3) till December 31st 2013 Completion of all activities within the projects – till December 31st 2015 Contracting period December 31st 2015 6 CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007-2013 GRANT CONTRACTS In total 117 grant contracts were signed: 9 large scale projects GRANTS (direct award procedure) and 108 submitted within the three calls for proposals: 117 PBU1, PBU2, PBU3 (out of 835 applications in total). PBU1 PBU2 PBU3 LSP 23 79 6 9 GRANT CONTRACTS GRANT CONTRACTS GRANT CONTRACTS (56 MICRO-PROJECTS) GRANT CONTRACTS 15 767 595.43 110 397 817.05 2 604 818.44 45 303 704.94 EUR EUR EUR EUR 174TOTAL VALUE OF THE EC073 CO-FINANCING 935.86 EUR 7 CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007-2013 ALLOCATION PER PRIORITY / EC CO-FINANCING PRIORITY 1 55 110 014.79 EUR 40 PROJECTS CONTRACTED PRIORITY 2 26 76 506 321.74 EUR PROJECTS CONTRACTED PRIORITY 3 42 457 599.33 EUR 51 PROJECTS CONTRACTED 8 CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007-2013 PROJECTS ACCORDING TO PARTNERSHIP STRUCTURE PL-UA PL-BY PL-UA -BY Measure 1.1. Better conditions for entrepreneurship 5 2 2 Measure 1.2. Tourism development 15 3 3 Measure 1.3. Improving access to the region 6 2 2 Measure 2.1. Natural environment protection in the borderland 11 5 - Measure 2.2. Efficient and secure borders 7 3 - Measure 3.1. Regional and local cross-border cooperation capacity building 26 13 6 Measure 3.2. Local communities’ initiatives 4 1 1 TOTAL NUMBER 74 29 14 9 CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007-2013 INVESTMENT INVESTMENT IN PEOPLE DRIVING TOURISM IN THE BORDER RELATIONS AND HUMAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE RESOURCES new workplaces cross-border meetings/conferences created (after the end improved cultural border crossings of the project) /working groups and historical sites constructed/reconstructed /trainings/seminars workplaces sites 10 events 467 52 1 729 cross-border meetings/conferences business development /working groups organisations created increased /trainings/seminars organisations border crossings’ capacity in vehicles participants 12 tourism information vehicles per day 53 527 centres/points created centres 29 865 entrepreneurs /companies serviced festivals/sports within the project 31 events/other public events entrepreneurs events /companies increased border crossings’ 751 1 014 capacity in persons persons per day construction/labelling new entrepreneurs /marking of touristic routes 48 800 /companies, registered due /bicycle routes/water routes joint science to support within the project /research studies km entrepreneurs studies /companies 453 1875 186 10 CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION PROGRAMME POLAND – BELARUS – UKRAINE 2007-2013 PROMOTING INVESTMENT IN OTHER INVESTMENT ENSURING HEALTHCARE AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN SAFETY SUSTAINABILITY INCLUSIVENESS households/public buildings connected to cars purchased medical modernised buildings constructed/modernised (police, firebrigades, medical) water supply system examinations/tests/treatments buildings cars households/buildings patients 71 246 2 365 750 constructed/modernised wastewater treatment plants plants emergency equipment length of roads newly built (e.g. police, firebrigades, medical equipment or reconstructed machinery for roads maintenance) 15 sets km sets 116,5 349 1 048 constructed/modernised sewerage km 90.8 initiatives organised for disabled events 24 11 EUROPEAN UNION MEASURE 1.1. BETTER CONDITIONS FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPING INNOVATIVE MODEL OF CROSS-BORDER USE OF ZEOLITE TUFFS IPBU.01.01.00-06-570 /11-00 LEAD PARTNER: University of Management and Administration in Zamość (Poland) PARTNERS: Lviv Polytechnic (Ukraine), Bohdan Dobrzański Institute of Agrophysics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Lublin (Poland), Lublin University of Technology (Poland) PROJECT DURATION: June 2013 – May 2015 14 PL PL UA Lublin Zamość Lviv In the Transcarpathian region, there are enormous zeolite tuff deposits, estimat- DO ZEOLITE TUFFS CONSTITUTE ed at more than 1 billion tons and used in many industries. However, these re- A CHANCE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT sources are not sufficiently exploited due to the lack of complete knowledge about their properties and innovative processing technologies. Thanks to cooperation between the OF THE REGIONS AND ATTRACTIVE JOBS institutions and enterprises from the Polish-Ukrainian cross-border region, it is possible M. Sc., Eng. Andrzej Łygas, project coordinator to exploit the existing potential and create a unique scientific, research and implemen- tation networking. metals and ammonium ions originating from industrial waste, in LECA production, The main objective of the project is to strengthen cooperation and streamline in agriculture for the remediation of soil and preservation of soil moisture at per- the flow of knowledge between research institutions and enterprises in the Polish- manent level as well as in the manufacture of bituminous mixtures. The task of the Ukrainian cross-border area. The institutional form of implemented cross-border Cluster is to analyse legal requirements for the protection of industrial and intellec- co-operation networks will be Cross-Border Cluster of Zeolite Tuffs. It will fill the gap tual copyrights in the field of the above listed technologies. The declarations of par- between laboratory testing stage and the application of zeolite tuffs in the produc- ticipation in the cluster zeolite technology have already been signed by more than tion. Therefore, the role of the Cluster will be, on the one hand, promoting the use 20 companies, including Kruszywa Niemce company, which is the largest producer of known properties of tuffs, and on the other hand, their study and implementation of construction materials in the Lublin region. for new uses in the economy. The idea to create a network of cross-border cooperation in the field of innova- The programme of stud- tive use of zeolite tuffs and activate the interested circles is supported by numerous ies for new applications of meetings, organised by the project partners. These are the study visits to research tuffs is extensive. They con- and development units, individual research stays in partner scientific institutions, inter- cern the use of these miner- national conferences and seminars. As a result, twelve publications will be published als as substitutes for cement in scientific journals. These publications, translated into three languages (Ukrainian, in building mortars, renova- Polish, English), will be available in electronic form on the website of the project. tion plasters and concretes, At the end of the implementation of the project, Zamość University will organ-
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