The URBACT II Programme 2007 - 2013 - Lublin

Final Application Form TN URBACT II
3 OBJECTIVES, EXPECTED OUTPUTS AND DELIVERABLES
3.1 Synthesis of project objectives
Overall Objective of the network HerO:
“Integrated cultural heritage management systems” as innovative toolto balance
and coordinate the different demands and interests on historic urban landscapes to
support a sustainable, future-oriented urban development (combining preservation
of historic urban landscapes with the socio-economic development).
Objectives and related actions:
1. Ensuring project co-ordination and management
Ensuring proper co-ordination and management of the Thematic Network HerO as
foreseen in the Programme Manual, Fact sheet 6B during the whole project period.
1.1 Project coordination and administrative/ financial management of the network
activities
Provision of contractual documents to the URBACT Secretariat; day-to-day management
of the project according to the timetable and budget forecast; delivering
progress reports (activity and financial) to the URBACT Secretariat every 6 months;
managing the project in PRESAGE-CTE; setting up and implementing first level
control; providing assistance to the reporting of partners; co-ordination of the work
of the thematic experts assigned to the network; supervision and assessment of
partner contributions; internal handling of programme funding.
1.2 HerO Steering Committee
Composed by the Lead Partner, selected Project Partner representatives and the
Lead Expert: consider/assess the progress of the overall project and give appropriate
orientations on the working plan and network strategy. On demand the Steering
Committee will be assisted by representatives of the EC (Fast Track), thematic
pole manager, MA representatives.
1.3 Participation in training measures at Programme level
The LP will assure presence in all relevant training measures and events at URBACT
Programme level (e.g. annual Lead Partner meetings, training for project managers
on PRESAGE-CTE, etc.)
2. Developing and implementing exchange and learning activities on
sustainable urban policies with a focus on methods, approaches and
integrated management strategies for vital historic urban landscapes
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