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Commission Regulation (EC) No 817/2004 of 29 April 2004 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 1257/1999 on support for rural development from the European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund (EAGGF) (repealed)
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1.The annual progress reports provided for in Article 48(2) of Regulation (EC) No 1257/1999 shall be submitted to the Commission by 30 June of each year and shall relate to the previous calendar year.
Progress reports shall contain the following information:
(a)any change in the general conditions which is of relevance to the implementation of the measure, and in particular any major socioeconomic trends or changes in national, regional or sectoral policies;
(b)the progress of measures and priorities in relation to their operational and specific objectives, expressed using quantitative indicators;
(c)action taken by the management authority and the Monitoring Committee, if provision has been made for such a committee, to ensure high quality and effective implementation, and in particular:
monitoring measures, financial control and evaluation, including data collection procedures;
a summary of the major problems encountered in managing the measure and any steps taken;
(d)measures taken to ensure compatibility with Community policies.
2.The indicators referred to in point (b) of the second subparagraph of paragraph 1 shall follow, as far as possible, the common indicators defined in the guidelines drawn up by the Commission. Where additional indicators are needed to effectively monitor progress towards the objectives in the rural development programming documents, these shall be included.
1.Evaluations shall be performed by independent evaluators in accordance with recognised practice.
2.Evaluations shall provide answers, in particular to common evaluation questions defined by the Commission in consultation with the Member States and shall, as a general rule, be accompanied by performance-related criteria and indicators.
3.The authority responsible for managing the rural development programming document shall assemble the appropriate resources for evaluations, making use of monitoring results and gathering additional information where necessary.
1.Ex ante evaluation shall analyse the disparities, gaps and potentials of the current situation, assess the consistency of the proposed strategy with the situation and targets and consider the issues raised in the common evaluation questions. It shall assess the expected impact of the selected priorities for action and quantify their targets where possible. It shall also verify the proposed implementing arrangements and consistency with the common agricultural policy and other policies.
2.Ex ante evaluation shall be the responsibility of the authorities preparing the rural development plan and shall form part of it.
1.Mid-term and ex post evaluation shall deal with the specific issues arising in the rural development programming document concerned and with common evaluation questions relevant at Community level. These shall relate to the living conditions and structure of the rural population, employment and income from farm and off-farm activities, agricultural structures, agricultural commodities, quality, competitiveness, forest resources and the environment.
If a common evaluation question is not considered relevant to a particular rural development programming document, this shall be substantiated.
2.Mid-term evaluation shall deal with the evaluation questions and shall examine in particular the initial achievements, their relevance to and consistency with the rural development programming document and the extent to which the targets have been attained. It shall also assess the use made of financial resources and the operation of monitoring and implementation.
Ex post evaluation shall answer the evaluation questions, paying particular attention to the use made of resources and the effectiveness and efficiency of assistance and its impact and shall draw conclusions concerning rural development policy, including its contribution to the common agricultural policy.
3.Mid-term and ex post evaluation shall be performed in consultation with the Commission under the responsibility of the authority in charge of managing rural development programming.
4.The quality of individual evaluations shall be assessed using recognised methods by the authority in charge of managing the rural development programming document, the Monitoring Committee, if any, and the Commission. The results of the evaluations shall be made available to the public.
1.A mid-term evaluation report shall be transmitted to the Commission not later than 31 December 2003. The authority responsible for managing the rural development programming document shall inform the Commission on the follow-up to the recommendations in the evaluation report. The Commission shall prepare a Community-level summary upon receipt of the individual evaluation reports. Where necessary, an update of the mid-term evaluation shall be completed by 31 December 2005.
2.An ex post evaluation report shall be transmitted to the Commission not later than two years after the end of the programming period. Within three years of the end of the programming period and upon receipt of the individual evaluation reports the Commission shall prepare a Community-level summary.
3.The evaluation reports shall explain the methods used, including their implications for the quality of the data and the findings. Reports shall include a description of the context and contents of the programme, financial information and the answers — including the indicators used — to the common evaluation questions and the evaluation questions defined at national or regional level, as well as conclusions and recommendations. Their structure shall follow, as far as possible, a common structure for evaluation reports defined in guidelines drawn up by the Commission.
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