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OP IE is complementary to other Operational Programmes within NSRF:

OP IE is complementary to other Operational Programmes within NSRF: 16 Regional Operational Programmes OP Human Capital OP Infrastructure and Environment OP Development of Eastern Poland Development of the Rural Areas OP Technical Assistance. Operational Programme

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OP IE is complementary to other Operational Programmes within NSRF:

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  1. OP IE is complementary to other Operational Programmes within NSRF: • 16 Regional Operational Programmes • OP Human Capital • OP Infrastructure and Environment • OP Development of Eastern Poland • Development of the Rural Areas • OP Technical Assistance

  2. Operational Programme • Innovative Economy, 2007-2013 • Main objective: • Development of the Polish economy on the basis of innovative enterprises

  3. Detailed Objectives of the OP IE: • Improvement of enterprises’ innovativeness, • Improvement of the Polish science competitiveness, • Enhancement of the role of science in the economic development, • Increase in the share of innovative products of the Polish economy on the international market, • Creation of permanent, better workplaces, • Increase in ICT implementation in the economy.

  4. Sources of the Programme’s financing • European Regional Development Fund: 8254,89 million EUR National public funds: 1 456,74 million EUR • TOTAL: 9 711,63 million EUR

  5. Structure of the Programme • Eight Priority axes of the OP IE: • Research and development of new technologies (MSHE), • R&D infrastructure (MSHE), • Capital for innovation (ME), • Investments in innovative undertakings (ME), • Diffusion of innovation (ME), • Polish economy on the international market (ME), • Development of Information Society (MIA), • Technical Assistance (MRD).

  6. Structure of the Programme • Priority axis 1. Research and development of new technologies • Support for scientific research in favour of theknowledge-based economy creation • Research within international cooperation • Support for research and goal-orientedprojects in favour of entrepreneurs • Support for protection of industrial property of scientific entities based in Poland • Strengthening of science human resources’ potential • Allocation: 1 314,3 mln EUR

  7. Structure of the Programme • Priority axis 2. R&D infrastructures • Development of high research potential centres • Support for the creation of common research infrastructure of scientific entities • Investments in information technology infrastructure of science • Allocation: 1 314,3 mln EUR

  8. Structure of the Programme • Priority axis 3. Capital for Innovation • measure 3.1 Starting up of innovative business activities • measure 3.2 Support for high risk capital funds measure 3.3 Creation of the system facilitating investment of private capital in SMEs • Allocation: 340 mln EUR

  9. Structure of the Programme • Priority axis 3. Capital for Innovation • Within the priority axis, the following measures will be supported: • 3.1 - initiating innovative activities through identification and verification ofinnovative ideas with a high market potential, support for establishment ofenterprises on the basis of such ideas, and early stages of their development, • 3.2 - support for enterprises at early stages of development (seed, start-up andexpansion) the undertakings of which are based on innovative solutionsthrough financing capital funds, • 3.3 - activation of the private investor market through establishment of goodconditions for initiating cooperation of private investors and entrepreneurs whosearch for finance for implementation of innovative undertakings. • Under the priority axis, non-returnable support will be granted to the followinggroups of beneficiaries: • 3.1 business support institutions (e.g. innovation and technology transfer centres,technology accelerators, incubators, scientific and technology parks, • 3.2 capital funds, • 3.3 organisations that group potential investors (e.g. Business Angels), organisations of entrepreneurs and employers as well as SME. • Support instruments. Co-financing of a part of eligible expenditures in the form ofa grant and capitalisation of venture capital funds. • State aid. State aid is envisaged (group exceptions – SME’s, for venture capital and de minimis aid).

  10. Structure of the Programme • Priority axis 4. Investments in innovative undertakings • measure 4.1 Implementation of R&D results in enterprises • measure 4.2 Investment connected with R&D activity in enterprises • measure 4.3 Technological credit • measure 4.4 New investments of highly innovativepotential • measure 4.5 Support for investment of vitalimportance for the economy • Allocation: 3309 mln EUR

  11. Structure of the Programme • Priority axis 4. Investments in innovative undertakings • Within the priority axis, the following measures will be supported: • 4.1 - support for implementation of R&D results achieved thanks to the implementationof R&D works co-financed within Priority Axis 1 (within one complex projectcovering R&D works and implementation of their results, on condition that thecriterion of economic justification has been met), • 4.2 - counselling and investments necessary for entrepreneurs to conduct R&D works,including those directed towards obtaining the status of a research anddevelopment centre, • 4.3 - implementation of own or acquired new technologies and production of new goodsor improvement of old goods on the basis of such technologies through cofinancingfrom the Technological Credit Fund, • 4.4 - new investments covering application of new highly innovative organisational andtechnological solutions in production and services, including those leading toreduction of an adverse impact on the environment, • 4.5 - new investments of enterprises from the production sector, covering application ofinnovative solutions of high importance to the economy due to the volume ofinvestments and the number of new workplaces related to these investments, • 4.6 - establishment of a large number of workplaces in enterprises from the sector ofmodern services, including common services centres and research anddevelopment centres.

  12. Structure of the Programme • Priority axis 4. Investments in innovative undertakings • Under the priority axis, non-returnable support will be granted to the followinggroups of beneficiaries: entrepreneurs. • Support instruments. Co-financing of a part of eligible expenditures in the form ofa grant and co-financing of the Technology Credit Fund. • State aid. State aid is envisaged - regional state aid (for investment).

  13. Structure of the Programme • Priority 5. Diffusion of innovations • measure 5.1 Support for cooperative connections of supraregional importance • measure 5.2 Support for pro-innovative business support networks of supraregional importance • measure 5.3 Support for innovation centres • measure 5.4 Management of intellectual property • Allocation: 399 mln EUR

  14. Structure of the Programme • Priority 5. Diffusion of innovations • Within the priority axis, the following measures will be supported: • 5.1 - investments and counselling services related to development of cooperativerelations on a supra-regional scale, including clusters, • 5.2 - support for establishment and development of business support networks on asuperregional scale rendering services related to innovative activities ofentrepreneurs, • 5.3 - comprehensive support for innovation centres (e.g. science and technology parks,technology incubators, technology transfer centres) located in the areas with topdevelopment potential, • 5.4 - support for the use of intellectual and industrial property rights by entrepreneurs. • Under the priority axis, non-returnable support will be granted to the followinggroups of beneficiaries: groups of entrepreneurs, including: clusters, SME andlarge enterprises production chains, technological networks (SME and scientificentities) represented by entities holding a legal title to act on their behalf; technologyplatforms, networks of business support institutions of a nationwide range, highlyspecialised innovation centres (entities managing science and technology parks,technology incubators, advanced technology centres, productivity centres, centres ofspecialised services for entrepreneurs), entrepreneurs. • Support instruments. Co-financing of a part of eligible expenditures in the form ofa grant. • State aid. State aid is envisaged (horizontal aid for research, development andinnovative activity, de minimis aid).

  15. Structure of the Programme • Priority 6. Polish economy on the international market • measure 6.1 Passport for exports • measure 6.2 Development of Investors Service Centres networks and new investment zones • measure 6.3 Promotion of Poland’s tourist values • measure 6.4 Investments in tourist products of a supra-regional range • measure 6.5 Development of the support system for Polish economy on international market • Allocation: 410 mln EUR

  16. Structure of the Programme • Priority 6. Polish economy on the international market • Within Priority Axis 6, the following measures will be supported: • 6.1 - comprehensive support for entrepreneurs interested in trade contacts with foreignpartners, covering counselling, trainings, foreign market studies, participation inexhibitions and fairs, • 6.2 - development of business assistance centres, development of large investment areas, especially related to conceptual worksallowing for implementation of greenfield investments, • 6.3 - undertakings necessary for promotion of Poland’s tourist assets, includingcreation of new innovative products and tourist services, establishment of touristinformation centres, • 6.4 - investments in the area of tourist products of supra-regional importance,including those contributing to improvement of the quality of tourist services,such projects may be also selected through competition, • 6.5 - establishment and development of an Internet system for servicing entrepreneurs looking for trade partners and investment opportunities in Poland.

  17. Structure of the Programme • Priority 6. Polish economy on the international market • Within Priority Axis 6, the following measures will be supported: • Under the priority axis, non-returnable support will be granted to the followinggroups of beneficiaries: • 6.1 - entrepreneurs, • 6.2 - local government entities,business assistance centres, • 6.3 - Polish Tourist Organisation, business support institutionsof supra-regional and international importance dealing with economic and tourist promotion, • 6.4 - experienced entitiesoperating on a supra-regional level in the tourist sector, local government entities, entrepreneurs • 6.5 - Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency. • Support instruments. Co-financing of a part of eligible expenditures in the form ofa grant. • State aid. In the majority of projects implemented within Priority Axis 6, state aid isnot applicable. Direct support for entrepreneurs allows for application of the rulesrelated to de minimis aid.

  18. Structure of the Programme • Priority 7. Information Society development and establishment • e-administration • e-economy • e-commerce • e-science Beneficiaries: government administration, local administration, self-government bodies, entrepreneurs, citizens subject to digital inclusion policy Allocation: 2 294 mln EUR

  19. Structure of the Programme • Priority 8. Technical assistance • Allocation: 329 mln EUR

  20. Institutional system of Implementation: • Managing Authority: • Ministry of Regional Development (MRD) • Intermediate Bodies: • Ministry of Economy (ME) • Ministry of Science and Higher Education (MSHE) • Ministry of Interior and Administration(MIA) • Implementing institutions: • Institutions responsible for implementation of the OP IE specific measures • Certifying authority: • Certifying authorities that operate within Ministry of Regional Development and functionally independent form the MA • Audit Authority: • General Inspector for Fiscal Control • Monitoring Committee: • Appointed by Minister of Regional Development

  21. Thank you for your attentionwww.konkurencyjnosc.gov.pl www.mg.gov.pl

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