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Stakeholders comprised legal entities (56%) and natural persons (44%), from 15 participating countries. 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A total of 399 responses were received, including 178 partners for the 2014-2020 programming period.  \nThe majority of stakeholders are legal entities (56%), divided between the public (39%) and the private sector (17%) . Natural persons represent 44% of the responses.  \nTYPE OF STAKEHOLDER  \nFifteen countries participated in this survey, mainly Italy, Spain, Slovenia, France and Greece.  \n\n| COUNTRY |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Italia\u003Cbr>Spain Slovenia France Greece Cyprus Malta Croatia Montenegro Portugal Albania Other\u003Cbr>Bosnia-Herzegovina | |  |\n\nAmong legal entities, the main types of organizations that responded were “higher education and research”,“national public authority” and “business support organization”.  \n\n| TYPE OF ORGANISATION (Legal persons only) |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Higher education and research National public authority Business support organisation Other\u003Cbr>Local public authority Interest groups including NGOs Sectoral agency\u003Cbr>SME\u003Cbr>Education/training centre and school\u003Cbr>Infrastructure and (public) service provider International organisation, EEIG General public | |  |\n\nStill among the 200 responses from legal persons, the most represented sectors of activity are“Environment and resource efficiency”, “Research and innovation”, “Education and training”,”Climate change and risk prevention”,”SME competitiveness” and “Tourism”(several responses were allowed)  \n\n| SECTOR(S) OF ACTIVITY (Legal persons only) |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Environment and resource efficiency Research and innovation Education and training\u003Cbr>Climate change and risk prevention SME competitiveness\u003Cbr>Tourism\u003Cbr>Low carbon economy Public administration Transport and energy networks\u003Cbr>Agriculture, fisheries and forestry Culture\u003Cbr>Information and communication technologies\u003Cbr>Social inclusion and equal opportunities Labour market and employment Health and Social Services\u003Cbr>Arts, entertainment and recreation Competition policy | \u003Cbr>86\u003Cbr>8570\u003Cbr>70\u003Cbr>6864\u003Cbr>58\u003Cbr>52\u003Cbr>50\u003Cbr>40\u003Cbr>34\u003Cbr>33\u003Cbr>32\u003Cbr>20\u003Cbr>18\u003Cbr>15\u003Cbr>10 |  |\n\nLegal entities were asked to qualify their institution/organization using keywords. The more the keyword was used, the higher its size in the keyword cloud presented below  \n| ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE INTERREG EUROPEAN TERRITORIAL COOPERATION (ETC) PROGRAMMES? |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>|\n\nA large majority of participants (78%) have a good knowledge of Interreg European Territorial Cooperation programs and among this population, more than 80% have already participated in an Interreg project.  \n\n| IF YES, HAVE YOU BEEN A PARTNER IN AN INTERREG PROJECT (CROSS-BORDER, TRANSNATIONAL OR INTERREGIONAL)? |\n| --- |\n| No\u003Cbr>48\u003Cbr>15%\u003Cbr>|\n\nIF YES, HAVE YOU ALREADY PARTICIPATED IN THE INTERREG MED PROGRAMME?  \nAmong the partners, 69% have participated in a MED 2014-2020 project against 13% in a MED 2007-2013 project and 18% have never participated in a MED project.  \nThe current partners (2014-2020) therefore represent almost 50% of the total population of participants in the survey.  \nWHAT ARE THE MAIN CHALLENGES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN?  \nSurvey participants ranked the topics","cbCaipG51d9xff9S","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipG51d9xff9S","pdf",1649559,35,"English","# SUMMARY\n# CONTEXT\n## Survey participation and stakeholder profile\n# WHAT ARE THE MAIN CHALLENGES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN?\n## Policy objective rankings\n# HOW BEST TO RESPOND TO THESE CHALLENGES?\n# INCREASE INSTITUTIONAL AND GOVERNANCE CAPACITIES (INTER-PROGRAMME COORDINATION)","[{\"question\":\"When was the public consultation conducted and how many responses were received?\",\"answer\":\"The survey ran online from 19 May to 15 July 2020, with 399 total responses received.\"},{\"question\":\"What was the composition of stakeholders in the responses?\",\"answer\":\"Legal entities accounted for 56% of responses, split between public (39%) and private (17%), while natural persons represented 44%.\"},{\"question\":\"Which policy objectives were ranked as the top challenges in the Mediterranean?\",\"answer\":\"The top ranked objective was a Greener, carbon free Europe linked to climate action, followed by Smarter Europe through innovation and support for small and medium-sized businesses.\"}]","Public consultation on the future Interreg Mediterranean Programme - May 19th–July 15th, 2020 | PDF",1788577368]