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OP LZZ
... The Community Initiative
EQUAL differed from the main forms of the aid from the European Social
Fund (ESF) in the past periods, among others, by the transnational cooperation
principle. During the 2007–2013 programming period, within the framework
of the ESF programmes, also the chosen principles of the Community Initiative
EQUAL are supported in cross-sectional way for the very first time.
To be specific, besides the partnership and innovativeness principles,
the transnational cooperation principle is concerned; the experience
from CIP EQUAL is transposed into the Human Resources and Employment
Operational Programme (OP LZZ), in which the transnational cooperation
is included in the form of priority axes, to be specific, these are
Priority axis 5a Transnational Cooperation (Convergence) and Priority
axis 5b Transnational Cooperation (Regional Competitiveness and Employment).
It is assumed that fulfilment of the transnational cooperation principle
will enable to achieve still better results of the individual projects
than those that would be able to be achieved without its application.
Thus the sense of the evaluation of the transnational cooperation principle
CIP EQUAL was, among others, to contribute to the improved quality of
the results of the 2007-2013 programming period. ...
... OP LZZ ...
... OP LZZ, in which the transnational cooperation ...
... Within the framework
of OP LZZ, it is possible to fulfil the transnational cooperation principle
either at the level of separate projects directly based on the transnational
cooperation but also horizontally, thus the transnational cooperation
principle should apply in each of the OP LZZ financed projects if it
increases its effectiveness and quality. It is assumed that fulfilment
of the transnational cooperation principle will enable to achieve still
better results of individual projects than those that would be able
to be achieved without its application.
...
... Within the framework
of OP LZZ, it is possible to fulfil the transnational cooperation principle
either at the level of separate projects directly based on the transnational
cooperation but also horizontally, thus the transnational cooperation
principle should apply in each of the OP LZZ financed projects if it
increases its effectiveness and quality. It is assumed that fulfilment
of the transnational cooperation principle will enable to achieve still
better results of individual projects than those that would be able
to be achieved without its application.
...
6 DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE OF EVALUATION ACCORDING TO INDIVIDUAL EVALUATION OUTPUTS [go to this article ]
... The evaluation commenced
with considerable delay, the data of handover of the interim reports
were slightly postponed but the date of the Final Report handover was
not postponed. This has lead to great pressure upon the evaluation time
schedule, a whole number of the implementation stages had to overlap
each other, the evaluation reports (in particular the Input Report and
the First Evaluation Report) were formulated as preliminary in many
aspects. Thus the outputs had to be supplemented with as special study
called “Study Focused on Support in Preparation of the Calls of OP
LZZ Transnational Cooperation Priority Axis”, output No. 4 of the
project. ...
6.1 Topic 1: Part of the study focused on the support in the preparation the first call of Priority axis Transnational Cooperation OP LZZ [go to this article ]
... Topic 1: Part of the study focused on the support in the preparation the first call of Priority axis Transnational Cooperation OP LZZ ...
... 2) “Study Focused
on Support in Preparation of the Calls of OP LZZ Transnational Cooperation
Priority Axis”, (8 July 2008), output No. 4 of the project. ...
... The original time schedule
of the project assumed that this part would be drawn up as the first
one and would be a part of the Input Report. Due to the overall shift
in commencement of the evaluation and procedure of successive works,
the framework introduction in the First Input Report was supplemented
by the document of July 2008. Above all, the first outputs from the
questionnaires and realized visits and interviews were used in it. Study
of documents and advices of people involved in CIP EQUAL management
abroad were used to great extent; background research of the available
sources was carried out, namely both of the documents concerning OP
LZZ and the given priority axis and also the related documents (in the
time of processing the task only a document from France was available),
methodologies to transnational cooperation in general and above all
the evaluations and good experience (what proved useful, how the transnational
cooperation actually proceeds). For the purpose of consideration of
the suitable areas of intervention and suitability of selection of the
partners, the evaluation team drew up a SWOT analysis based on the experience
from the partnership across countries, and summarises thus the specifics
of the environment, topics, conditions, cultural and historical tradition,
experience and potential for partnership with bodies from CZ. These
findings were transposed into relevant recommendations. The Third Interim
Report followed up with this process. ...
6.5 Topic 5: Analysis of interesting approaches and specific areas of HRD in other EU countries [go to this article ]
... The First Interim Report
(30 June 2008), i.e. output No. 2 of the project, and the Study Focused
on Support in Preparation of the Calls of OP LZZ Transnational Cooperation
Priority Axis, (8 July 2008), i.e. the special, additionally requested
output No. 4, and complete results of the questionnaire investigation
mentioned in the Second Interim Report (5 August 2008) ...