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Our key points are:

build on / connecting it with the Taskforces´ outputs;

Policy / Funding programmes beyond Cohesion Policy = extending the Partnership principle(PP) to RRF, Modernisation Fund, Social Climate Fund, where suboptimal partnership practices are applied; Other initiatives and programmes, e.g. Covenant of mayors, EIB;

Promoting partnership principle - going beyond exchanging good practices in ECoPP;

e.g. webinar / public event: joint learning not only for us, but also practitioners, decision makers, who are not ECoPP yet - getting to national level as well;

Capacity building (support for socio-economic partners, e.g. trainings);

Partnership principle in the next MFF - to have valuable lessons learnt from current - Mid-term review;

needs change/evolve - new sense of urgency - climate change and other multiple crises;

Sharing good practices, e.g. Community Lead Local Development;

Minimum practical standards, providing at least 5 working days for consultations, more during school holidays, etc.

Long-term results of the funding (over several periods) - also cross-regional/border;

Exchanges with the member states

Theory of change as a parallel proces.

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Focus should be on Partnership in the next funding period

Looking at different constitutional setups in the member states

Consultation with the Commission in order to promote the Partnership Principle in the legislative Framework (Possible Workshop)

Work should be primarily organised in small groups with a possible report/proposals as part of a webinar

How can we ensure that beneficiaries are not liable for actions of central government

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Daniel has presented a diagramm (see below) on how Partnership can look like in an enlarged Partenship Principles across the National Plans integrating all EU policies under shared management (as per Political Guidelines and Mission Letter).

Notwistanding the significant changes proposed for the future of Cohesion Policy (as per PG/ML) this is paradoxically a great opportunity to extend Partnership Principle and Practices across all shared management programmes to be included in these new National Plans, going beyond the Common Strategic Framework in the 2014-2020 period.

There was some concern about the output of ECoPP to amend the Code of Conduct but these ideas can still be mainstreamed in both the post 2027 Regulations and implementing guidelines even if the Code is not renewed yet.

The topics covered (diagramm cannot be pasted here) could already be the topic and subtopics for one of the ECoPP seminar for 2025.

Collect demand from European institutions related to the consideration of the implementation of partnership principles

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Our key points are:

The importance of policy orientations from the european commission: How can communities of partnerships be reinforced?

What can we do to ensure that future cohesion policies protect this dimension?

How can we make the communication of ECoPP outcomes and topics more accessible for dissemination to citizens and building capacities of the ecosystem (managing authorities, CSOs, etc...)

How to profit the work already done to draft the proposal for 2025 ?

Use this pivotal moment (mid-term review 2025 of the programs) to provide the proposals to reinforce the partnership principles ?

Implementing the text and inputs on the ground. Focusing making it meaningfull, making a difference through the monitoring committees.

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Webinar: interactive webinar; balance between an interactive and one more on training. We should also involve other people like for instance students

Webinar: on Theory U and maybe also on the Theory of Change

Themes: participative methods and citizens participation, civil society voice and the organisation of the citizens voice

work on coaching of partnerships and working on skills

responsability of the authorities; role and recognition of the change maker (coach or facilitator, mediator)