
Experts in European Funds Management and Economic Development Across Europe
The main goal for the funding period 2014-2020 is smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. Efficient translation of this goal into National Strategies and Operational Programmes can be a challenge. ESEP Ltd is recognised by the European Commission for its pioneering work in the mainstreaming of sustainable development principles in urban and rural regeneration projects.
We offer a range of professional services in this field and have been involved in the production of written guidance for Managing Authorities, Intermediate Bodies and beneficiaries. Two of these guides are available for download here:
This guide has been designed to provide projects with an easy-to-use manual to help ensure that mainstreaming equal opportunities takes place at each stage of project design and delivery, and to share the extensive experience of mainstreaming equal opportunities in projects funded by the European Structural Funds in Scotland.
This report aims to record the progress being made on developing the ESEP Ltd approach to sustainable development. It also aims to provide practical guidance for all project applicants and those undertaking project appraisals.
ESEP Ltd was pleased to play host to a team of senior experts from the Knowledge Based Economy Project, Romania.
Gordon McLaren, ESEP Ltd Director of Business Development, has been commissioned by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations to provide expert consultancy on the future roles and responsibilities of Scotland's voluntary sector in contributing to national and local development priorities under the next programming period for the European Structural Funds Programmes across Scotland.
ESEP has won a EUR1.04M EU-funded contract to provide technical assistance for Cross Border Cooperation in Kosovo.
ESEP has won a EUR2.3M technical assistance contract to support Croatia's transition into the EU.
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