Transcript Plan Marshall 2.vert

PLAN MARSHALL 2.VERT
EMF Summer School Koloçeb August 2010
Guido Nelissen
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1,6 bn. € + 1,15 bn. Alternative finance used for
6 structural axes
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Human capital
Poles of competitiveness and networks of companies
Scientific Research
Creation of economic activities and high quality jobs
Alliance Work-Environment
Work and social welfare
2 horizontal axes
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Sustainable development as a driver for all policies
The public sector as a partner and the promotion of a
Wallonian consciousness as a source for mobilisation
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RESULTS FIRST MARSHALL PLAN
27.239 new jobs
 10.991 companies involved
 115.076 persons in training
 1.250 researchers recruted
 1 bn. Investments by companies in
competitiveness poles
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GOOD GOVERNANCE
Objectives and assessments made by
independent boards and based on
independent analyses
 Effective and permanent follow-up
 Full implication of social partners (and other
stakeholders) in every stage of the plan
 Transparent and flexible management of the
budgets dedicated to the different objectives
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PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN
ALL PUBLIC POLICIES
5,3 mio. Investments
 Support to local products
 Support more sustainable concepts of mobility
 Sustainable public procurement
 Ecological, social and ethical clauses in all
public markets
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INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PUBLIC
‘PARTNER’ AND PROMOTE WALLONIAN
CONSCIOUSNESS AS A DRIVER FOR CHANGE
 5 mio.
 Very close monitoring/reporting on the
implementation
 Administrative simplification: a personal site for
every company where they can monitor the
state of play of all their files introduced in the
administration
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1. ALLIANCE WORK-ENVIRONMENT
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280 mio investments and 600 mio. Alternative finance
First alliance: 1000 green jobs for schoolleavers and long termsunemployed
by improving energy-efficiency of existing buildings
Training programmes to have a spillover impact on the construction sector
Promote sustainable investments in the housing sector by means of
subsidies for insulation, zero-intrest loans for refurbishment, programs of
collective heating, pilot-projects for eco-construction in the public sector,
improving energy-efficiency in public buildings
Green R&D:
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creation of a center of excellence on sustainable development
Promotion of eco-conception and eco-design in 500 companies
Financial support for 100 start ups in environmental technologies
Adapt training programmes to the new needs and competences
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2. R&D
142 mio.
 Support to R&D networks
 More performant equipment
 More international contacts for researchers
and better use of international programmes
 More public-private partnerships
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3. HUMAN CAPITAL
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337 mio.
Creation of ‘poles of training’
Promotion of technical and scientific professions
Reinsertion of 1.100 schoolleavers and long term
unemployed
A plan to improve language skills
Activating the unemployed
Increase combined work/training programs and the
number of traineeships
Improve sectoral skills by means of agreements with the
sectoral social partners
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4. COMBINING WORK AND SOCIAL WELFARE
279 mio.
 1250 new jobs for schoolleavers and long term
unemployed
 in child care, help to disabled people, support
to elderly people and afterschool care
 Step up investments in homes and
kindergartens
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5. POLES OF COMPETITIVENESS AND
NETWORKS OF COMPANIES
388 mio.
 Support to the 5 existing poles
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Increase participation of sme’s
 Strengthen regional, national and international
synergies
 More R&D projects
 More support to investments
 Support to export
 More attention to FDI
 Strenghten the dimension of sustainable development
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6th pole: environmental technologies
 Support to the development of clusters of
companies: legal framework and creation of a
platform for ‘ecoclusters’
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6. CREATION OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES AND
HIGH QUALITY JOBS
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167 mio. And 425 mio. alternative finance
Promoting entrepreneurship
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Improve access to capital: micro-credits for female entrepreneurs,
mobilisation of private funds, cancellation of anti-economic taxes
Promote international presence of Wallonia
Promotion of economic activities on the Wallonia territory
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Cleaning up of 50 polluted industrial sites
Rehabilitation of 191 less-polluted industrial sites
Industrial zonings
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Improve their equipment (750 ha)
5 eco-zonings will be set up
Development of micro-zonings inside cities
Creation of ‘zones franches’ in cities and rural areas
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Increased investment support (1375 companies in the first Marshall plan)
Increased support for economic infrastructure (30 projects)
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