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/ l d lIGJ/ERDF Regional development programmeIGJ/ERDF Regional development programmeIGJ/ERDF Regional development programme/ g p p gA t i 2014 2020 O i l tiAustria 2014‐2020: Ongoing evaluationAustria 2014‐2020: Ongoing evaluationAustria 2014 2020: Ongoing evaluation

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O i l ti P j t t tOngoing evaluation ∙ Project management team 

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tpyof evaluation objectives Validation of findings   Validation of recommendations

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f l f h lf h l ( ) Use of results of the evaluationState of the evaluation (May 2019) Use of results of the evaluationState of the evaluation (May 2019)

W k k St t P Short‐term: Results of the evaluation aid with the implemen‐

Work package Status Progress Short‐term: Results of the evaluation aid with the implemen‐

WP 1: R&D&I Plannedtation of the programme. In particular, the evaluation seeks to

WP   1: R&D&I Planned

WP 2 SME Interim report tation of the programme. In particular, the evaluation seeks to 

id i t hi h l t it i d t iWP   2: SME Interim report

provide inputs which complement monitoring and steering WP   3: CO2 Evaluation

processesWP   4: Sustainable territorial and urban development  Inception report

processes.WP   5: TA/Governance Final report

Long‐term: An important output of the evaluation are recommen‐/ p

WP 6: Horizontal Principles Evaluation Long term: An important output of the evaluation are recommen

d i f h dj f d h i i i li h

WP   6: Horizontal Principles Evaluation

WP 7 Communication Interim report dations for the adjustment of measures and their impacts in light WP   7: Communication Interim report j p g

of the programming of IJG/ERDF 2021 2027WP   8: Art. 114 Report Planned

of the programming of IJG/ERDF 2021‐2027. WP   9: Continuous Reporting Reports 2019

WP 10: Process Ongoing cooperationg g p

May 2019May 2019

Committed by: Managing authority at the Austrian Conference on Spatial Planning (ÖROK) ∙ oerok@oerok.gv.at ∙ +43 1 535 34 44y g g y p g g

Authors: ÖIR GmbH ∙ convelop – cooperative knowledge design gmbh ∙ KMU Forschung Austria ∙ ÖAR GmbH ∙Authors: ÖIR GmbH   convelop cooperative knowledge design gmbh  KMU Forschung Austria   ÖAR GmbH   ÖGUT GmbH Spatial Foresight GmbHÖGUT GmbH ∙ Spatial Foresight GmbH

Programme: IGJ/ERDF (Austria) 2014‐2020 ∙ www.efre.gv.at

Type: Ongoing evaluationType: Ongoing evaluation

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