The European Commission has approved the reprogramming of the NP Capacity for Cohesion 2021-2027
Following negotiations with the European Commission in recent months, the reprogramming of the National Programme Capacity for Cohesion 2021-2027 was approved by the Implementing Decision of September 12, 2024. Without
Expression of interest for new recruitments in local and regional authorities in the South. The Prime Ministerial Decree has been published, setting out the criteria for allocating financial resources and staff units
With reference to the Notice of Expression of Interest of 21 November 2023, the Prime Ministerial Decree of 23 July 2024 setting out the criteria for allocating financial resources and
The NP Capacity for Cohesion participates in the work of #MissioneItalia2024
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National Programme Capacity for Cohesion is on LinkedIn
Online from today a new LinkedIn page dedicated to the National Technical Assistance Capacity for Cohesion Programme 2021-2027 #capcoe. The new channel represents an opportunity to make communication more transparent
Expression of interest for new recruitments in Local and Regional Authorities in the South. The Decree approving the final lists relating to the recognition of staff needs proposed by the administrations has been published
With reference to Expression of Interest (November 21, 2023) is published today (May 31, 2024) on the website of the Department for Cohesion and Southern Policies and on the website
CapCoe at glance
The 2021-2027 National Technical Assistance Programme Capacità per la Coesione (CapCoe) is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund and the European Social Fund Plus with an overall budget of EUR 1,267,433,334, including national co-financing.
In line with the objectives pursued by the administrative capacity building strategy defined in the 2021-2027 Partnership Agreement, the CapCoe will support Public Administrations (PAs) to improve Cohesion Policy implementation effectiveness.
Within the CapCoe strategic framework, major attention is paid to the territorial dimension by strengthening local PAs on topics such as human capital, organisation and processes, administrative regeneration, support for partnership processes, and knowledge sharing.
Consistently with the aim of providing Cohesion Policy-focussed support, it is also planned to establish aNational School of Cohesion Policy, dedicated to subject-specific training and ongoing refresher courses for young graduates, administrators and professionals.
Most of the resources will be allocated to Basilicata, Calabria, Campania, Molise, Apulia, Sardinia, and Sicily – Italy’s seven less developed Regions in the 2021-2027 programming period – through the mechanism of Financing not linked to costs – FNLC that allows the reimbursement of expenditures according to the achievement of targets, as for the Recovery Plan.
The CapCoe was approved via European Commission’s Implementing Decision C(2023) 374 of 12 January 2023.