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INTERREG V INDIAN OCEAN SUMMARY FOR THE ATTENTION Annual Implementation Report of citizensas of 31/12/2020 PRESENTATION s part of the regional policy of the European Union, the Interreg Indian The Interreg Indian Ocean programme is Ocean programme is an instrument for financing European Territorial managed by the Regional Council of Reunion. ACooperation, which aims to strengthen ties and exchanges between Reu- The programme finances cooperative operations implemented by actors nion, Mayotte and the countries of the Indian Ocean. from Reunion or Mayotte, in partnership with actors from Indian Ocean countries. The Interreg programme covers 2 strands: Cross-border cooperation (CB), which covers cooperation between Reunion and the member-states of the IOC (Madagascar, Seychelles, 11 5 PRIORITIES €74,3M Comoros, Mauritius), to the amount of €41.4M, ➜ Developing international research and innovation TOTAL BUDGET COUNTRIES potential in the Indian Ocean ➜ Supporting the development of economic exchanges ➜ € 63,2M FEDER Transnational cooperation (TN); which covers cooperation between France (Reunion, Mayotte, French in the Indian Ocean ➜ €11,1M national funding Reunion and the following countries: Madagascar, Seychelles, Mauritius, Co- Southern and Antarctic Territories), ➜ Reinforcing collective capacities for adapting to moros, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Maldives, India, Australia and the Mauritius, Comoros, Madagascar, climate change, as well as prevention and management Seychelles, Tanzania, Kenya, of risks French Southern and Antarctic Territories, to the amount of €21.8M. Maldives, India, Australia, ➜ Reinforcing knowledge and promoting the natural Mozambique and cultural heritage ➜ Increasing the level of skills through support for training and exchange operations Area affected by cross-border cooperation Countries affected by transnational cooperation Countries affected by transnational cooperation that did not sign the agreements to this day + TAAF are also French Southern And Antarctic Landssta arekeholders one of the stakeholders too + TAAF are also French Southern And Antarctic Landssta arekeholders one of the stakeholders too Zone concerned by cross-border cooperation Countries concerned by transnational cooperation Zone concernedCountries by concerned cross-bo rbyder t rcoopeansnationalration cooperation to date not having accredited the programme Countries concerned by transnational cooperation Countries concerned by transnational cooperation to date not having accredited the programme Area affected by cross-border cooperation Countries affected by transnational cooperation Countries affected by transnational cooperation that did not sign the agreements to this day Area affected by cross-border cooperation Countries affected by transnational cooperation Countries affected by transnational cooperation that did not sign the agreements to this day A STILL POSITIVE DYNAMIC, NOT YET IMPACTED BY THE HEALTH CRISIS 74 302 827 € Total Budget Since the INTERREG programme started in July 2016, 209 pro- 62 504 464 € jects have been supported, of which 46 in 2020 (slightly more than in 2019). Programmed projects represent a total eligible cost of €62.5M 45 712 592 € (i.e. 84.1% of the financial package). The funding provided by Eu- rope is €52.7M. Programming has therefore increased steadily since the start of the scheme. 36 541 860 € Eligible expenditure incurred and certified also increased, rea- ching €22.03 million, i.e. 29.7% of the financial package. 23 711 783 € 22 035 832 € In 2020, programming and certification levels were still little af- 15 856 561 € fected by the health crisis: most of the projects programmed were submitted before or at the beginning of the crisis and were there- 9 023 079 € fore not impacted by its effects; the amounts certified correspond 6 065 586 € 5 886 493 € mainly to expenditure incurred before the health crisis. However, most projects programmed in 2020 could not be implemented 0 as planned (cancellation of trips, postponement of events, etc.) and will have to be modified and extended in 2021. The impact 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 on programming and certification levels will therefore be more marked in 2021. TOTAL CUMULATIVE AMOUNT OF SELECTED PROJECTS ■ TOTAL FUNDING ENGAGED ■ TOTAL AMOUNT FUNDED AND CERTIFIED 209 PROJECTS TECHNICAL SUPPORTED SO FAR SUPPORT 18 PROJECTS 4 455 750 € RESEARCH AND INNOVATION TRAINING COURSE 32 PROJECTS AND EXCHANGE 21 476 649 € PROGRAMMES 57 PROJECTS 9 817 299 € HERITAGE PRESERVATION 18 PROJECTS 5 631 954 € ECONOMIC RISK TRADES MANAGEMENT 73 PROJECTS 11 PROJECTS 13 413 023 € 7 709 789 € NUMBER OF PROJECTS AND ENGAGED FUND IN TERMS OF THE PROGRAMME PRIORITIES PROJECTS HELD BY PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ACTORS FROM REUNION AND MAYOTTE The INTERREG Indian Ocean PUBLIC programme is primarily aimed at French INSTITUTIONS stakeholders from Reunion Island and/or 27 Mayotte, who are signatories of the ASSOCIATIONS funding agreements with the Reunion 46 Island Regional Council. Although most projects are led by Reunion stakeholders, 37 projects involve actors from Mayotte and 4 of those are led by Mayotte operators. HIGHER EDUCATION The list of the Indian Ocean INTERREG AND RESEARCH CENTER 9% programme beneficiaries can be found on the following page : https://www.regionreunion. com/sites/interreg/article/ REGIONAL PUBLIC interreg-autres-informations AUTHORITY 15 DEPARTEMENTAL PUBLIC AUTHORITY 3% NUMBER OF PROJECTS IN TERMS OF PROJECT CARRIERS 100 9 PARTNER COUNTRIE 101 105 80 INVOLVED 82 60 73 All projects supported by the INTERREG Indian Ocean 40 programme involve at least one foreign partner from the 41 area. Indian Ocean partners generally contribute to the development of the projects and their implementation, and sometimes their financing and personnel mobilisation 26 for their implementation. Most of the projects supported 22 20 13 17 involve several countries. IOC countries (Madagascar, Mauritius, the Comoros and Seychelles) and Mozambique are strongly involved. 0 > TANZANIA > COMOROS > MADAGASCAR > AUSTRALIA > SEYCHELLES > MOZAMBIQUE > MAURITIUS > INDIA > KENYA NUMBER OF PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN WITH PARTNER COUNTRIES A FEW EXAMPLE OF PROJECTS SUPPORTED IN 2020 RESEARCH: OMDIABRUN PRESERVATION OF BIODIVERSITY : COMBAVA This project is led by the Reunion Island CHU (University Hospital), in partnership with the Baker Heart and Dia- betes Institute of Melbourne. It is aimed at developing a methodology for early detection of subjects at risk of de- veloping type-2 diabetes, the prevalence of which is high in Reunion’s population. The Baker Institute in Melbourne has identified a specific lipid signature for pre-diabetes and diabetes in their population. The OMDIABRUN project is based on the transfer of this Australian expertise. It will consist in testing plasma lipids in a population at major risk ©ANNA-NGUYEN-THAI-SCALED of type-2 diabetes so as to identify a lipid signature, which will then be tested in the general population. This work will The GLOBICE association is implementing this project to improve knowledge of humpback whales and strengthen be the subject of an international seminar on the prevention ©CHU-REUNION the skills of those involved in their observation and monitoring in Madagascar, Mayotte, Kenya and Mozam- of type-2 diabetes. bique. This project bears on the movements of humpback whales between breeding sites in the Indian Ocean using photo identification and passive acoustics. It promotes cooperation between the players involved in the preservation of this species and of cetaceans in general, within the framework of the IndoCet network. PRESERVATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE : APPROPRIATION ECONOMY : COOPERATION OF THE GRAND PORT MARITIME OF THE ICONOGRAPHIC HERITAGE OF THE INDIAN OCEAN BY THE POPULATIONS DE LA RÉUNION WITH MOZAMBIQUE ©IHOI ©GPMDLR As a continuation of the Indian Ocean iconographic heritage networking project, financed by INTERREG from This project consists in promoting the sharing of experience and the transfer of skills between 2017 to 2020, the Iconothèque historique de l’océan Indien [Indian Ocean Historical Image Bank] (IHOI) the Grand Port Maritime de La Réunion and the authority of the port of Cabo Delgado, proposes to strengthen the ownership of such heritage by different audiences: secondary school students, artists, located in the north of Mozambique, in the fields of digital technologies (Smart Port) and and scientists. Educational projects will be organised between schoolchildren from Reunion and Mozambique, as well as a photography contest with the support of the Indian Ocean Commission, artist residencies and a virtual sustainable development (Green Port). This technical partnership will be supported by the exhibition and, lastly, a multidisciplinary scientific symposium on the iconographic heritage of the Indian Ocean. France-Mozambique Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The latter will also be involved The partners in this project are universities, museums and archives in Madagascar, Mauritius, Mayotte, Tanzania, in the second part of this project, centred on the training of Mozambican personnel in the Mozambique, the Seychelles and Comoros. fields of port handling, underwater works, maritime transit, maintenance of port equipment and ship repair. A FEW HIGHLIGHTS INDICATORS FROM 2020 9 Health crisis COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROJECTS SUPPORTED IN 2020 The health crisis had no significant impact on 2020 programmation and certification rates but it deeeply affected the implementation of projects, due to lockdown periods and travel
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