Title: The Integrated Lifelong Learning Programme: 20072013 Zagreb, 26 November 2004 ________ Norbert Schbe
1The Integrated Lifelong Learning Programme
2007-2013 Zagreb, 26 November
2004________Norbert Schöbel,European Commission
2Structure of presentation
- Political context
- The current programmes Experiences and
conclusion - The design of the new programme
- Road Map and Implementation measures
3The Challenge (1) Political context
- Social changes
- Demographics
- More flexible and demanding labour market
- More diverse society need for social inclusion
- Wider Europe - a changing EU with new borders
- Competition and Competitivity
4The Challenge (2)Central role of education and
training
- March 2000 Lisbon European Council Most
competitive knowledge-based economy - March 2002 Barcelona European Council World
quality reference - Bologna (June 1999) and Copenhagen (November
2002) processes - European Qualifications Framework
5The Experience (1) Public consultation
- Great enthusiasm for programmes
- but much too bureaucratic, inflexible and
over-complicated - Programmes should develop European citizenship,
language learning, and regional aspect - Decentralised procedures simpler and more user
friendly
6The Experience (2) Interim Evaluations
(Socrates, LdV)
- Coverage and focus valuable and appropriate
- Administrative and financial procedures improved
but still horrible - Excessive detail in legislation
- Need more synergy and coherence between actions,
programmes and policy - Good results, but not well disseminated
7The Conclusions
- Continuity
- Substantial increase of resources
- Separate internal and external programmes
- Simplify and make more flexible
- Integrated Programme for lifelong learning
8The ProposalsIntegrated LLL programme
- 4 sectoral programmes
- Comenius
- Erasmus
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Grundtvig
9The Proposals Integrated LLL programme
- A transversal programme
- Policy development
- Language learning
- New technologies (ICT)
- Dissemination
10The Proposals Integrated LLL programme
- Jean Monnet Programme
- Action Jean Monnet
- Support for European education/training
institutions (eg, Florence, Bruges ) - Support for European associations
11The Proposals Integrated LLL programme -
structure
12The Programme
- Generic actions
- Individual mobility
- Partnerships
- Projects and networks
- Operating grants, Reference material,
Accompanying measures
13The Programme
- Simplification
- Less detail in legislation
- Coherence across constituent programmes
- 1 flexibility to involve partners from
non-programme countries - Principle of proportionality in financial rules
not yet achieved
14The Programme
- Targets
- 5 school pupils in Comenius 2007-13
- 3 million Erasmus students by 2011
- 150,000 Leonardo trainee placements per year by
2013. - 25,000 adult mobilities per year by 2013
15Whats new?
- Integrative approach
- Structure of the programme
- Substantial increase of the budget
- Quantified targets
- General focus of the programme
- New actions under the sub-programmes
- Administrative procedures
16Road Map
- So Far
- Financial perspectives communication Feb 2004
- Communication on new programmes March 2004
- New EP elections June 2004
- Legislative proposal 14 July 2004
17What next?
- New Commission November 2004
- 1st Reading EP April 2005
- Political agreement/Common position Council May
2005 - 2nd Reading EP ? October 2005
- 2nd Reading Council November 2005
- Conciliation
- Decision adopted early to mid-2006
18What next?
- Practical calendar
- During 2005 Work on implementation
arrangements/develop new actions - Decision adopted early to mid-2006
- 2006 Information campaign
- May/July 2006 Call for proposals 2007/08
- Nov 2006 Deadline for centralised applications
2007/08