Hungarian Economic Development and Innovation OP Tamás Karsai Head of Managing Authority Ministry for National Economy

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Hungarian Economic Development and Innovation OP 2014-20 Tamás Karsai Head of Managing Authority Ministry for National Economy Budapest, 09 June 2016

Launching of the New Programme Hungarian OPs 2014-2020 Name of the Operational Programme EUR million Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme (GINOP) 8 813 Competitive Central-Hungary Operational Programme (VEKOP) 927 Territorial Operational Programme (TOP) 3 971 Integrated Transport Development Operational Programme (IKOP) 3 920 Environment and Energy Efficiency Operational Programme (KEHOP) 3 785 Human Resources Development Operational Programme (EFOP) 3 070 Public Administration and Services Operational Programme (KÖFOP) 935 Rural Development Programme (VP) 4 174 Hungarian Fisheries Operational Programme (MAHOP) 51 OP for Supporting Socially Disadvantaged Persons (RSZTOP) 111 + direct Single Area Payment Scheme 7 643 Total 37 400

Role of Ministry for National Economy Territorial OP 1 231 billion HUF (3 971 million EUR) Counties, capital of counties Economic Development and Innovation OP 2 733 billion HUF (8 813 million EUR) Convergence regions Competitive Central- Hungary OP 288 billion HUF (927 million EUR) Budapest, Pest county Ministry for National Economy

Main changes compared to previous period No fragmented economic development programmes; Economy and enterprise development is in the focus; Focusing on SME development (manufacturing sector); Investment in less developed areas (Special Enterprise Zone); Almost 1700 m EUR for R&D&I (double amount compared to 2007-13); ESF sources integrated into the competitiveness OP; May be the largest priority for Financial Instruments in the EU28; Separate ICT priority

Economic Development and Innovation OP - Priorities 1. SME 1582 M EUR 2. R+I 1688 M EUR 3. ICT 455 M EUR 4. Energy 226 M EUR 5. and 6. Employment and training 2150 M EUR 7.Tourism 361 M EUR Capacity building Capacity building Modern business infrastructure Entrepreneurship Clustering, access to foreign market to foreign market R&I infrastructure and capacity Business R&I Strategic R&I cooperation Competitive ICT sector Digital economy Digital catching-up Broadband Energy efficiency and renewable energy Employment programmes Trainee programmes Flexibility at work Training Preservation of of natural and and cultural heritage 8. Financial Instruments 2352 M EUR

General rules at Economic Development and Innovation OP NO REPLACMENT INVESTMENT! Only extension of product and service portfolio are eligible LARGE COMPANIES: logistic developments, supplier integrator, cluster development, ICT, R+I EXPORT: Products and services developed by the project are suitable for export. TOURISM: Capacity extension of accommodation is not eligible! IT: purchasing single IT tools are not eligible. Only in frame of launching complex IT systems! SENSITIVE SECTORS: coal-, steel, shipbuilding, transportation, airports, agriculture, nuclear power plants, tobacco industry. Food industry: Using non-refundable grants must be justified Service sector: using refundable grants but there are exceptions. National priorities: priority sectors, growth zones, less-developed areas, RIS3, employment Production: manufacturing industry, development of productive infrastructure R&I: market driven developments, international projects, cooperation between SMEs, large enterprises, research institutes Energy: energy efficiency of buildings, focusing on renewable energy

EDIOP results 1. Since 2014 48 calls for tenders were launched with 3 billion EUR budget closed/ suspended: 16 calls for tenders (1.4 billion EUR budget) Now available: 32 calls for tenders (2,4 billion EUR budget) Main results: More than 9,500 submitted applications ( 4 billion EUR) The project selection process was finished in case of 4,300 applications (1.6 billion EUR) 2,800 supported projects ( 1.3 billion EUR) 2,500 contracted project ( 0.8 billion EUR) 143 million EUR payment disbursed to beneficiaries

EDIOP main results -2 million EUR 4 500 EDIOP total budget 8.813 million EUR 4 000 3 500 3 000 2 500 2 000 4 026 1 500 3 008 1 000 500 1 302 856 0 Call for tenders Submitted Supported Contracts Payment 143

About financial instruments

Financial instruments (FI) Central Europe region (according to own calculation using public information) Budget of Competitiveness OP (m EUR) Budget of FI (m EUR) Proportion of FI in Comp. OP (%) CZ 4,331 433 10 SK* 2,266 70 3 PL 10,200 900 9 HR 1,923 250 13 HU 8,800 2,352 27 * 3% of each OP s budget. Total FI budget 457m EUR

Indicative proportion of financial instruments (Larger budget compared to 2007-13) 1. Priority SME access to finance 726 m EUR 2. Priority R&I financial programmes for enterprises 652 m EUR 2014-20 2,352 m EUR 3. Priority ICT services, Broadband development 306 m EUR 5. Priority 4. Priority Energy efficiency for enterprises and for households 568 m EUR Employment programmes, social enterprises 100 m EUR 2007-13 727 m EUR

Institutional background for the management of financial instruments 2/1 Managing Authority at MNE* Prime Minister s office Thematic policy responsibles Hungarian Development Bank Financial instruments: Loan, combined products (grant+non refundable), VC, guarantee Sales network: Info Points Final beneficiaries * Ministry for National Economy

Institutional background for the management of financial instruments 2/2 Info points of the Hungarian Development Bank 1st level Info Point No. of 1st level info points at launch: 26, at least 1 in each county and 3 in Budapest Tasks: sales, lending activity, monitoring, portfolio handling, client management 2nd level Info Point No. of 2nd level info points at launch: 159, at least 1 in every municipality with more than 10,000 inhabitants. Task: sales, lending activity, client management 3rd level Info Point No. of 3rd level info points at launch: 257, at least 3 in each county in the municipalities with less than 10,000 inhabitants Task: consultation, promotion, acquisition of new clients MA Hungarian Development Bank Intermediary 1st level info point 2nd level info point 3rd level info point

First product at Info Points of the Hungarian Development Bank: Loan program for enhancing competitiveness for SMEs The program has kicked off in May 2016 Aim Technological modernisation Investment and related Modern business infrastructure inventory financing Amount Min. 3 230 EUR Max. 1.9 meur Meets the requirements of SMEs Conditions Loan application Intrest rate Max. 15-year tenor Max 12 month-long availability period Simplified approval process if the loan amount is less than 0.5 meur +12 month-long grace period for principal repayment Also open for start-ups No business plan is needed Principally without additional collateral 0 %

ELI-ALPS phased major project in Szeged -2/1 Basic information Intensity rate:100% Beneficiary: ELI-HU Research and Development Nonprofit Ltd. Preparation phase: 2011-2013 Implementation: 01.01.2013 31.05.2018 Total budget: 231.4 meur Current status Phase Phase 1. 2007-13 (EDOP) Phase 2. 2014-20 (EDIOP) Approved budget (meur) Status 97.9 Finished 133.5 In progress Building and infrastructure (Planned date for closing all engineering works: 06.12. 2016) 5 buildings (total 24 462 m 2) in 10 hectare are ready Roads, public utilities and a rainwater pond in 6.6 hectare, 3.5 km long water channel and sewage pipes Research technology: Procurement and manufacturing of the laser systems progress at good pace. Instalment of laser systems is scheduled to start in December 2016 and finish in September 2017. ELI ERIC: Setting up the responsible organization for joint operation of 3 ELI projects (CZ, RO, HU) is in progress at expert level

ELI-ALPS phased major project in Szeged -2/2 http://www.eli-alps.hu/?q=en

Thank you for your kind attention! Tamás Karsai Ministry for National Economy Managing Authority for Economic Development Programmes www.palyazat.gov.hu