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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Commission Decision of 19 December 2007 laying down rules for the implementation of Decision No 573/2007/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Refugee Fund for the period 2008 to 2013 as part of the General programme ‘Solidarity and Management of Migration Flows’ as regards Member States’ management and control systems, the rules for administrative and financial management and the eligibility of expenditure on projects co-financed by the Fund (notified under document number C(2007) 6396) (Only the Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish texts are authentic) (2008/22/EC).
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Revised version (number, date dd/mm/year) following dialogue with the Commission
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MEMBER STATE:
FUND(S):
MAIN CONTACT POINT:
THE INFORMATION PROVIDED DESCRIBES THE SITUATION ON: …
If not, indication of the date when they will be operational
Guidance for sections 2–4
First part of each table
The description of the processes should include the tasks to be carried out by each of the designated authorities (or bodies under their responsibility) and the interaction between them. The description should be concise but nevertheless allow a clear understanding of how the processes would work in practice.
Second part of each table
The checklist should be completed by indicating whether each target has been achieved or not and providing any relevant information. If the target has not been achieved, please provide an explanation and, if relevant, indicate the expected date for completion.
If procedures are formalised, a reference to the document should be included.
2.1. Designation and supervision of the designated authorities | |||
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Short description of the process of setting up each of the designated authorities[The description should include all authorities] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Rules governing the relations of the Member State with the designated authorities identify the respective responsibilities | Y/N | |
2 | Member State have provided guidance to the designated authorities to ensure sound financial management (through training and/or manuals) | Y/N | |
3 | Each authority will inform their staff of the mission statement of the organisation as well as their job description and expected results | Y/N | |
4 | Steps have been taken to ensure that the different authorities are adequately staffed in terms of numbers, seniority and experience in order to carry out their functions | Y/N |
2.2. Separation of functions | |||
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Short description of the arrangements defined to ensure a proper separation of functions[The description should include all authorities] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Rules are defined to ensure a proper separation of functions between actors within the responsible authority for the signature of contracts/grant agreements | Y/N | |
2 | Rules are defined to ensure a proper separation of functions between actors within the responsible authority for the initiation, verification and approval of financial transactions | Y/N | |
3 | The audit authority will be functionally independent of the responsible authority and the certifying authority | Y/N | |
4 | The certifying authority will not be involved in the selection, implementation and financial transactions related to Community resources | Y/N |
2.3. Monitoring of delegated authority(ies) — if applicable | |||
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Short description of the process[This description should include the responsible authority and the delegated authority(ies)] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | The tasks to be delegated are clearly defined | Y/N | |
2 | Procedures are established concerning the delegated tasks and their compliance with the rules defined in the basic act/implementing rules has been checked | Y/N | |
3 | Supervisory controls will take place to ensure that the tasks are carried out according to established procedures | Y/N |
2.4. Monitoring of other tasks not carried out by the authorities themselves — if applicable | |||
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Short description of the process[The description should include all authorities] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | In case of bodies acting under the responsibility of the responsible authority (and not considered as delegated authorities), supervisory mechanisms are in place to ensure sound financial management | Y/N | |
2 | In case of outsourcing of audit activities and in case of bodies acting under the responsibility of the audit authority, supervisory mechanisms are in place to ensure a common audit methodology and consistency of the audit work | Y/N | |
3 | In case of outsourcing of certifying activities and in case of bodies acting under the responsibility of the certifying authority, supervisory mechanisms are in place to ensure a common approach to certification | Y/N | |
4 | In case of outsourcing to private bodies without a public-service mission, mechanisms are defined to ensure that the tasks which may be entrusted do not include the exercise of public authority or require the use of discretionary powers of judgment | Y/N |
3.1. Establishing multiannual programmes | |||
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Short description of the process[This description should include the responsible authority and the delegated authority(ies)] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Arrangements are foreseen to ensure the implementation of the principle of partnership in accordance with current national rules and practices | Y/N | |
2 | Procedures are defined to check that the multiannual programme is consistent with the strategic guidelines and complies with Community law, in particular with Community law aiming at ensuring the free movement of persons in conjunction with the directly related flanking measures with respect to external border controls, asylum and immigration | Y/N | |
3 | The multiannual programme will be approved by a duly authorised person | Y/N |
3.2. Establishing annual programmes | |||
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Short description of the process[This description should include the responsible authority and the delegated authority(ies)] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Procedures are established to ensure:
| Y/N | |
2 | Procedures are established to enable the revision of an annual programme in case of duly substantiated emergency situations as described in the basic act (if applicable) | Y/N | |
3 | Procedures are established to enable the submission of a revision of an annual programme when required under Article 23(1) of this decision | Y/N | |
4 | Any modification to the financial breakdown of an annual programme and the reasons for it is documented | Y/N | |
5 | Any modification in the implementation of the annual programme not relating to the financial breakdown (e.g. on nature and timing of the calls for proposals or the scope of technical assistance) and the reason for it is documented | Y/N |
3.3. Establishing the audit strategy and the annual audit plans | |||
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Short description of the process[This description concerns the audit authority] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Rules are defined to ensure a transparent and appropriate communication from the responsible authority to the audit authority on management procedures implemented and on projects prior to and throughout the programming period | Y/N | |
2 | Procedures are established to define annual audit plans (to be annexed each year to the audit strategy) and to send them to the Commission in time (if applicable) | Y/N | |
3 | The audit strategy and the annual audit plans are approved by a duly authorised person | Y/N |
3.4. Responsible authority acting as an executing body — if applicable | |||
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Short description of the reasons leading the responsible authority to implement projects directly and the specific arrangements foreseen to strengthen the management and control systems[The description should include all authorities] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | The justification of the need for the responsible authority to implement projects will be documented and endorsed at the appropriate level | Y/N | |
2 | Specific arrangements are put in place to ensure that the nature and the objectives of the projects comply with the provisions defined for the Fund | Y/N | |
3 | Specific arrangements are put in place in order to prevent conflict of interest for the projects implemented by the responsible authority | Y/N | |
4 | Specific arrangements are put in place to ensure the principle of value for money is respected in the implementation of projects by the responsible authority | Y/N | |
5 | Procedures are defined to ensure that the contractual terms governing these projects are clear and complete in particular with regard to the financing conditions, the payment terms, the eligibility rules and the obligations regarding operational and financial reporting | Y/N | |
6 | Specific arrangements are put in place in order to ensure that the main functions of the responsible authority as provided for in the basic act are not affected in relation to the projects implemented by the responsible authority | Y/N | |
7 | When the responsible authority acts as an executing body, the audit authority is located in another body than the responsible authority (if not, please describe the additional guarantees put in place to ensure the proper independence of the audit authority) | Y/N | |
8 | The audit strategy will cover the specific risks which may be related to the implementation of projects by the responsible authority | Y/N |
3.5. Selection and implementation of the projects (Responsible authority acting as an awarding body) | |||
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Short description of the process[This description should include the responsible authority and the delegated authority(ies)] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | In the case of call for proposals (or tenders), rules are defined to ensure open competition and adequate publicity | Y/N | |
2 | Selection criteria will comply with the minimum criteria defined in the basic act | Y/N | |
3 | Procedures are defined for the receipt of proposals (or tenders) | Y/N | |
4 | Procedures are defined to ensure that the proposals (or tenders) are assessed against the predefined rules and criteria in a transparent and non-discriminatory manner | Y/N | |
5 | The award decisions and the contracts/grant agreements will be approved by a duly authorised person | Y/N | |
6 | Procedures are defined to ensure adequate ex post information on the results of the selection process to the applicants | Y/N | |
7 | Procedures are defined to ensure the monitoring of the implementation of grant agreements/contracts according to the contractual terms | Y/N |
3.6. Monitoring of the projects implemented by the final beneficiaries | |||
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Short description of the process[This description should include the responsible authority and the delegated authority(ies)] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Key operational and financial indicators will be established, monitored and communicated to the responsible authority for each project | Y/N | |
2 | On-the-spot verifications by the responsible authority are foreseen to allow monitoring (of both the operational and financial aspects) of the projects | Y/N | |
3 | The responsible authority will ensure that final beneficiaries make use of an appropriate accounting system in computerised form | Y/N | |
4 | The responsible authority will ensure that final beneficiaries implement the provisions on the visibility of the EU funding | Y/N |
3.7. Financial management of the project | |||
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Short description of the process[Involves the responsible authority and the delegated authority(ies)] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Financial transactions will be approved by duly authorised persons | Y/N | |
2 | Prior to making any payments/recoveries, verifications will be carried out in particular in order to monitor:
| Y/N | |
3 | Verifications will be carried out in order to have a reasonable assurance of the legality and regularity of the underlying transactions | Y/N | |
4 | Supervisory controls will be carried out throughout the programming period to ensure that the established financial procedures are respected | Y/N | |
5 | Verifications will be performed on the complementarity with other Community financial programmes in order to avoid double funding | Y/N |
3.8. Irregularities, corrections and recoveries | |||
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Short description of the process[This description should include the responsible authority, the delegated authority(ies) and the certifying authority] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Definitions of irregularities are established and comply with the Community requirements | Y/N | |
2 | Mechanisms are in place to ensure that irregularities can be detected in due time and immediate corrective measure are taken | Y/N | |
3 | Procedures are in place to ensure that the Commission is kept informed of irregularities detected, and if appropriate, of any corrective measures taken in accordance with the obligations set out in this decision | Y/N | |
4 | Procedures are in place to ensure a proper follow-up of recovery orders issued and, if applicable, of default interest | Y/N | |
5 | In case recovery orders cannot be cashed in, causes will be identified to evaluate whether Member States should reimburse the funds to the Community budget or not | Y/N |
3.9. Preparation and implementation of audit missions | |||
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Short description of the process[This description should include the audit authority and, as potential auditees, the responsible authority and the delegated authority(ies) and, as recipient of the conclusions, the certifying authority] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | The audit practice is in line with internationally accepted standards | Y/N | |
2 | An audit manual is established for use by the auditors on the basis of the requirements defined in the basic act | Y/N | |
3 | Audits will be carried out to verify the effective functioning of the management and control systems | Y/N | |
4 | The checks to be carried on the eligible expenditure will be based on an appropriate sample, and will consist of at least 10 % of eligible expenses | Y/N | |
5 | The verifications on eligible expenses will verify at least the compliance, effectiveness and efficiency of the following elements: selection procedure, objectives of the project, reality of the achievements, eligibility of the expenses, valid supporting documents for the expenses, national co-financing, audit trail | Y/N | |
6 | A follow-up of earlier recommendations will take place on a regular basis | Y/N | |
7 | The projects implemented by the responsible authority will be subject to robust scrutiny | Y/N |
3.10. Audit report on annual programmes and related declarations | |||
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Short description of the process[This description should involved the audit authority] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Procedures are established to consolidate the conclusions of the systems audit and the audit of projects for each annual programme | Y/N | |
2 | Checks will be performed to assess the validity of the requests for payment | Y/N | |
3 | Further examination will be launched in case of systemic errors or errors over the materiality threshold are detected | Y/N | |
4 | The report and the related declarations will be approved by a duly authorised person | Y/N |
3.11. Certification of expenditure | |||
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Short description of the process[Involves primarily the certifying authority but also the responsible authority and the delegated authority(ies)] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Procedures are established to ensure that the necessary information is received from the responsible authority for the purpose of certification | Y/N | |
2 | Procedures are established to ensure that the audit report on each annual programme and the related declarations are received from the audit authority | Y/N | |
3 | Procedures are established to ensure that recoveries are taken into account for the final declaration of expenditure and to follow on-going legal proceedings or administrative appeals with suspensive effect regarding recoveries | Y/N | |
4 | Verifications will be performed to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the declaration of expenditure, (in particular, on any interest generated by the pre-financing received from the Commission as well as its effective use as national contribution) | Y/N | |
5 | In case of local currency, the methods used for the calculation in euro comply with the rules defined by the Commission | Y/N |
3.12. Evaluation of the programme | |||
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Short description of the process[Involves the responsible authority and the delegated authority(ies)] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | The guidance documents from the Commission on evaluations are disseminated widely and made available to all potential final beneficiaries and other interested parties | Y/N | |
2 | The key operational and financial indicators provided by the final beneficiaries to measure the achievements of the project will be recorded | Y/N | |
3 | The responsible authority (and/or delegated authorities) will ensure that the indicators provided are appropriate to measure the outcome and results of each project | Y/N | |
4 | Procedures are in place to ensure that the necessary evaluation will be carried out as required by the basic act | Y/N |
4.1. Documentation on the procedures | |||
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Short description of the process[Involves all authorities] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | The authorities will ensure that the established procedures referred to in Article 7 of this decision comply with national and Community law (e.g. public procurement, accounting rules, etc.) | Y/N | |
2 | The procedures are approved by a duly authorised person | Y/N | |
3 | The established procedures set out clear instructions concerning each of the main operations and explain the decision-making circuits concerning the performance of functions | Y/N | |
4 | Arrangements are in place to ensure that all relevant staff is informed of the established procedures | Y/N | |
5 | Where appropriate, these procedures include the use of check-lists summarising the key controls to be performed | Y/N | |
6 | Arrangements are in place to ensure the protection of personal data | Y/N |
4.2. Accounting and bookkeeping | |||
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Short description of the process[Involves the responsible authority, the delegated authority(ies) and the certifying authority] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Arrangements are in place to ensure that accounting data is complete, reliable and correct. In particular, the accounting system will allow:
| Y/N | |
2 | The accounting and financial reporting system complies with the national data protection legislation | Y/N | |
3 | The accounting and financial reporting system to be used will be in computerised form | Y/N | |
4 | A back-up system exists to guarantee the continuity of operations should the need arise | Y/N | |
5 | In case of local currency, the methods used for the calculation in euro comply with the rules defined by the Commission | Y/N |
4.3. Reporting to the Commission | |||
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Short description of the process[Involves all authorities] | |||
Key targets | Achieved? | Comments | |
1 | Reporting obligations have been identified as well as the implications for resources | Y/N | |
2 | The established procedures allow proper, timely and complete input by the designated authorities | Y/N | |
3 | Reports are approved by a duly authorised person | Y/N |
4.4. Audit trail | ||
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Short description of the process[Involves all authorities] | ||
Where are the following documents kept? | Body/Unit in charge | How long for? |
Description of the management and control systems including manual(s) of procedures | ||
Audit strategy | ||
National multiannual programme and possible revisions | ||
National annual programmes and possible revisions | ||
European Commission Decisions on multiannual and annual programmes | ||
Calls for proposals/calls for tender | ||
Applicant files/contract files | ||
Administrative, technical and financial analysis of proposals/tenders received (evaluation grids) and evaluation committee reports | ||
Funding decisions or rejections | ||
Project funding agreements | ||
Financial commitment decisions for each of the projects | ||
Progress reports and final reports submitted by funding recipients | ||
Financial reports and payment applications submitted by funded project | ||
Supporting documents for expenditure and revenue for funded project | ||
Payments/recovery authorisations for funding (proof of verifications performed) | ||
Payments/recovery orders for funding | ||
Proof of payments/recovery of funding | ||
Documentation related to the sampling methodology for the audit activity | ||
Reports on audits carried out on projects | ||
Reports on audits carried out at national level on management and control systems | ||
Audit reports on annual programmes | ||
Audit opinions on the management and control systems | ||
Audit declarations on the validity of the requests for payment | ||
Requests for payment sent to the European Commission | ||
Certification of expenditure sent to the European Commission | ||
Progress implementation reports sent to the European Commission | ||
Final implementation reports sent to the European Commission | ||
Proof of payment received from the European Commission | ||
Evaluation reports sent to the European Commission |
Authority | Declaration | Date and signature |
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Responsible authority | I certify the accuracy and completeness of the information about the identification and internal control systems of the responsible authority | Name: Function: Date: signature |
Certifying authority | I certify the accuracy and completeness of the information about the identification and internal control systems of the certifying authority | Name: Function: Date: signature |
Audit authority | I certify the accuracy and completeness of the information about the identification and internal control systems of the audit authority and I can confirm that what has been described provides a reliable picture of all the management and control systems | Name: Function: Date: signature |
Initial version
Revised version (number, date dd/mm/year) following dialogue with the Commission
Version revised in the light of evaluations and/or following implementation difficulties
Version revised following the revision of the strategic guidelines
MEMBER STATE:
FUND:
RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY:
PERIOD COVERED:
A description of the baseline situation in the Member State in the policy field covered by the Fund’s objectives
A description of how the Fund contributes to meeting the requirements, which priorities have been chosen and why
Breakdown when presenting the information on the priorities chosen
The objective(s) of the strategy and examples of key actions
Description of target(s) concerned and the indicator(s) used
If appropriate, an indication of which key actions are considered as implementing specific priorities under the chosen priority
An indication of how this strategy is compatible with other regional, national and Community instruments
Table 1
Community contribution
Member State: […] Fund: […] | ||||||||
(in 000’ EUR — current prices) | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | Total |
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Priority 1: […] | 0 | |||||||
Priority 2: […] | 0 | |||||||
Priority 3: […] | 0 | |||||||
Priority: […] | 0 | |||||||
Technical assistance | 0 | |||||||
Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Table 2
Overall financing plan
Member State: […] Fund: […] | ||||||||
(in 000’ EUR — current prices) | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | Total |
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Community contribution | ||||||||
Public co-financing | ||||||||
Private co-financing | ||||||||
Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
% Community contribution | % | % | % | % | % | % | % | % |
[signature of the responsible person]
Initial version
Revised version (number, date dd/mm/year) following dialogue with the Commission
Version revised for other reasons
MEMBER STATE:
FUND:
RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY:
YEAR COVERED:
Textual Amendments
F1 Deleted by Commission Decision of 3 March 2011 amending Decision 2008/22/EC laying down rules for the implementation of Decision No 573/2007/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Refugee Fund for the period 2008 to 2013 as part of the General programme ‘Solidarity and Management of Migration Flows’ as regards Member States’ management and control systems, the rules for administrative and financial management and the eligibility of expenditure on projects co-financed by the Fund (notified under document C(2011) 1290) (Only the Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish texts are authentic) (2011/152/EU).
When presenting the actions under points 3.1 to etc., where relevant, provide a breakdown according to the description of categories of actions in the basic act.
Aspects of the action presented when describing each action under points 3.1 to etc.
Purpose and scope of the action
Expected grant recipients
Where appropriate, justification regarding project(s) implemented directly by the responsible authority acting as an executing body
Expected quantified results and indicators to be used
Visibility of EC funding
Complementarity with similar actions financed by other EC instruments, if appropriate
Financial information
Table 1
Overview table
Member State: […] Annual programme concerned: […] Fund: […] | ||||||||
a If applicable. | ||||||||
b Where appropriate, specific measures defined in the basic act such as emergency measures. | ||||||||
(all figures in EUR) | Ref. priority | Ref. specific prioritya | Community Contribution(a) | Public Allocation(b) | Private Allocation(c) | Total(d=a+b+c) | % EC(e=a/d) | Share of total(d/total d) |
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Action 1: […] | 0 | |||||||
Action 2: […] | 0 | |||||||
Action 3: […] | 0 | |||||||
Action 4: […] | 0 | |||||||
Action 5: […] | 0 | |||||||
Action …: […] | 0 | |||||||
Action N: […] | 0 | |||||||
Technical assistance | 0 | |||||||
Other operationsb | 0 | |||||||
Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | % | 100 % |
[signature of the responsible person]
MEMBER STATE:
FUND:
RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY:
YEAR COVERED:
Textual Amendments
F2 Substituted by Commission Decision of 3 March 2011 amending Decision 2008/22/EC laying down rules for the implementation of Decision No 573/2007/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Refugee Fund for the period 2008 to 2013 as part of the General programme ‘Solidarity and Management of Migration Flows’ as regards Member States’ management and control systems, the rules for administrative and financial management and the eligibility of expenditure on projects co-financed by the Fund (notified under document C(2011) 1290) (Only the Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish texts are authentic) (2011/152/EU).
Textual Amendments
F3 Inserted by Commission Decision of 3 March 2011 amending Decision 2008/22/EC laying down rules for the implementation of Decision No 573/2007/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Refugee Fund for the period 2008 to 2013 as part of the General programme ‘Solidarity and Management of Migration Flows’ as regards Member States’ management and control systems, the rules for administrative and financial management and the eligibility of expenditure on projects co-financed by the Fund (notified under document C(2011) 1290) (Only the Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish texts are authentic) (2011/152/EU).
Progress report on the implementation of the annual programme | ||||||||||
Table 1 | ||||||||||
Financial report | ||||||||||
Member State: […] Annual programme concerned: […] Situation at: [day/month/year] Pre-financing payment(s) received from EC: [amount] | ||||||||||
a If applicable. | ||||||||||
b Where appropriate, specific measures defined in the legal basis such as emergency measures or resettled persons. | ||||||||||
(all figures in EUR) | Ref. priority | Ref. specific prioritya | Programmed MS | Committed at the level of the MS | EC contribution paid by MS to final beneficiaries | Total [F1eligible ]costs incurred to date by final beneficiaries | ||||
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Total programmed costs(a) | EC Contribution(b) | % EC(c = b/a) | Total eligible costs(d) | EC Contribution(e) | % EC(f = e/d) | |||||
Action 1: […] | ||||||||||
Action 2: […] | ||||||||||
Action 3: […] | ||||||||||
Action 4: […] | ||||||||||
Action 5: […] | ||||||||||
Action N: […] | ||||||||||
Technical assistance | ||||||||||
Other operationsb | ||||||||||
TOTAL | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
↓ | ↓ | |||||||||
> 60 % of pre-financing payment(s) received? | ||||||||||
Yes/No | Yes/No |
a Since the last progress/final report sent to the Commission. | ||
Notification of new irregularitiesa? | No | Yes (if Yes, fill in table 2) |
Table 2
Initial reporting on irregularity
Member State: […] | ||||||||
Situation at: [day/month/year] | ||||||||
Fund: […] | ||||||||
Reference | Annual programme | Project | Provision infringed | Type of irregularity | Date/source of first information | Method of detection | Possibility of fraud(Y/N) | Amount concerned in EUR(Community contribution) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Follow-up of previous irregularities? | No | Yes (if Yes, fill in table 3) |
Table 3
Reporting of follow-up of irregularities
Member State: […] | ||||||||||
Situation at: [day/month/year] | ||||||||||
Fund: […] | ||||||||||
Reference | Annual programme | Project | Provision infringed | Amount concerned(EC contrib. in EUR) | Follow-up actions | Recovery order(amounts in EUR) | Cancellation of EC contrib. | |||
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Issued | Paid | Default interest | Waived | |||||||
I, the undersigned [name in capitals of the person in charge],
representing the responsible authority for managing and implementing the [name of the Fund] request payment of the following amount as the second pre-financing payment.
a Total amount requested to complement the first pre-financing. | |
[exact figure to two decimal places] | |
EURa |
This request for payment is admissible because:
a progress report on implementation of the annual programme has been submitted to the Commission or is attached;
a certified declaration of expenditure drawn up accounting for at least 60 % of the amount of the first pre-financing has been submitted or is attached;
the annual programme has been implemented according to the principle of sound financial management and there is a reasonable assurance that the underlying transactions are legal and regular;
there is no reasoned opinion by the Commission in respect of an infringement under Article 226 of the Treaty, as regards the actions for which the expenditure is declared in the request.
Payment should be made by the Commission to:
Authority responsible for receiving payments | |
Bank | |
Bank account No | |
Account holder (if not the same as the authority responsible for receiving payments) |
Date
Name in capital letters, stamp, position and signature of competent authority
MEMBER STATE:
FUND:
RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY:
YEAR COVERED:
Aspects of the action presented when describing each action under point 1.3 to etc.
Purpose and scope of the action
Changes from the programme as approved by the Commission (if appropriate)
Monitoring activities undertaken during and after the implementation
Actual results
Assessment of the actual results in comparison to the targets and indicators set in the programme
Table 1
Detailed financial report
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a If applicable.] | |||||||||||||||
(all figures in euro) | Programmed by MS (as in the Commission approved annual programme) | Committed at the level of the MS | Actual figures accepted by the Responsible Authority (costs incurred by the beneficiaries and final EC contribution) | ||||||||||||
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Actions | Projects | Ref. priority | Ref. specific priority a | Total programmed costs (a) | EC contribution (b) | % EC contribution (c = b/a) | Total eligible costs (d) | EC contribution (e) | %EC contribution (f = e/d) | Total eligible costs (g) | EC contribution (h) | % EC contribution (i = h/g) | Contribu-tions from third parties (j) | Receipts generated by the project (k) | Payment/Recovery to be made by the RA (l) |
Action 1: […] | project 1: […] | ||||||||||||||
project N: […] | |||||||||||||||
Total Action 1 | |||||||||||||||
Action …: […] | project 1: […] | ||||||||||||||
project N: […] | |||||||||||||||
Total Action …: […] | |||||||||||||||
Action N: […] | project 1: […] | ||||||||||||||
project N: […] | |||||||||||||||
Total Action N | |||||||||||||||
Technical assistance | |||||||||||||||
Other operations a | |||||||||||||||
TOTAL | 0 | 0 | 0 % | 0 | 0 | 0 % | 0 | 0 | 0 % | 0 |
Table 2
List of pending recovery orders
Member State: […] | ||||||
Fund: […] | ||||||
Situation at: [day/month/year] | ||||||
Reference | Annual programme | Project | Total amount to be recovered | EC contribution to be recovered | Deduced from the related financial report(Y/N) | Reasons for recovery |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Textual Amendments
F4 Substituted by Commission Decision of 9 July 2009 amending Decision 2008/22/EC laying down rules for the implementation of Decision No 573/2007/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Refugee Fund for the period 2008 to 2013 as part of the General programme ‘Solidarity and Management of Migration Flows’ as regards Member States' management and control systems, the rules for administrative and financial management and the eligibility of expenditure on projects co-financed by the Fund (notified under document number C(2009) 5251) (Only the Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish texts are authentic) (2009/533/EC).
Table 3
List of recovery orders not already deducted from previous declarations of expenditure
Member State: […] | ||||||
Fund: […] | ||||||
Situation at: [day/month/year] | ||||||
Reference | Annual programme | Project | Total amount recovered | EC contribution recovered | Date of recovery | Reasons for recovery |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
a Since the last progress/final report sent to the Commission. | ||
Notification of new irregularitiesa? | No | Yes (if Yes, fill in table 4) |
Table 4
Initial reporting on irregularity
Member State: […] | ||||||||
Situation at: [day/month/year] | ||||||||
Fund: […] | ||||||||
Reference | Annual programme | Project | Provision infringed | Type of irregularity | Date/source of first information | Method of detection | Possibility of fraud(Y/N) | Amount concerned in EUR(Community contribution) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Follow-up of previous irregularities? | No | Yes (if Yes, fill in table 5) |
Table 5
Reporting of follow-up of irregularities
Member State: […] | ||||||||||
Situation at: [day/month/year] | ||||||||||
Fund: […] | ||||||||||
Reference | Annual programme | Project | Provision infringed | Amount concerned(EC contrib. in EUR) | Follow-up actions | Recovery order(amounts in EUR ) | Cancellation of EC contrib. | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Issued | Paid | Default interest | Waived | |||||||
Project eligible expenditure and income compliance with the non-profit rule and project summary description.
Table 6 A
Project eligible cost and sources of income. Compliance with the principle of non-profit as set out in item I.3.3 of Annex 11
Situation at: day/month/year | |||||||
Eligible cost | Sources of income | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Direct costs | Indirect costs | Total eligible cost | Contribution from the EU | Contribution from third parties | Receipts generated by the project | Total income (as set out in item I.3.3 of Annex 11) | |
(a) | (b) | (c) = (a) + (b) | (e) | (f) | (g) | (h) = (e) + (f) + (g) | |
Project reference | |||||||
Project reference | |||||||
Project reference | |||||||
etc. | |||||||
TOTAL ACTION 1 | |||||||
Project reference | |||||||
Project reference | |||||||
Project reference | |||||||
etc. | |||||||
TOTAL ACTION 2 | |||||||
Project reference | |||||||
Project reference | |||||||
Project reference | |||||||
etc. | |||||||
TOTAL ACTION N | |||||||
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE | |||||||
TOTAL ANNUAL PROGRAMME | ] |
I, the undersigned [name in capitals of the person in charge], representing the responsible authority for the [name of the Fund]
request payment of the following amount:
a Total amount requested to complement the pre-financing payment(s). | |
[exact figure to two decimal places] | |
EURa | + |
or
declare for reimbursement the following amount:
a Total amount to be reimbursed after the clearing of the pre-financing payment(s). | |
[exact figure to two decimal places] | |
EURa | – |
This amount results from the balance between the total amount of pre-financing payment(s) received for this annual programme and the actual expenditure declared.
This request for payment is admissible because:
a final report on implementation of the annual programme has been submitted to the Commission or is attached;
a certified declaration of expenditure has been submitted or is attached;
an annual audit report, an opinion on the functioning of the management and control system and a declaration on the validity of the payment request prepared by the audit authority have been submitted or are attached;
any interest generated by the pre-financing payments has been posted to the annual programme, being regarded as national contribution and has been taken into account in the declaration of expenditure;
the annual programme has been implemented according to the principle of sound financial management and there is a reasonable assurance that the underlying transactions are legal and regular;
there is no reasoned opinion by the Commission in respect of an infringement under Article 226 of the Treaty, as regards the actions for which the expenditure is declared in the request.
Payment should be made by the Commission to:
Authority responsible for receiving payments | |
Bank | |
Bank account No | |
Account holder (if not the same as the authority responsible for receiving payments) |
Date
Name in capital letters, stamp, position and signature of competent authority
MEMBER STATE:
FUND(S):
RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY:
System audits | |||||
Funds | Authorities concerned | Processes concerned | Scope of the audit | Mandays | Planning |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Audits of projects | ||||||||
Funds | Programme year | Priority | Project | Final beneficiary | Total eligible costs of the project | Costs to be audited | Mandays | Planning |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Insert data using the model table defined for year 2007.
MEMBER STATE:
FUND:
RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY:
CALENDAR YEAR COVERED:
Insert data using the model table defined for year 2007.
MEMBER STATE:
FUND:
RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY:
ANNUAL PROGRAMME COVERED BY THE REPORT: …
Member State: […]
Annual programme concerned: […]
Situation at: [day/month/year]
System audits closed since last report | |||||
Fund(s) | Authorities concerned | Processes concerned | Scope of the audit | Man-days | Date of final report |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Audits of projects linked to annual programme 20xx | ||||||
Fund(s) | Project | Final beneficiary | Total eligible costs(a) | Eligible costs audited(b) | Financial correction(c) | Error rate(d = c/b) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | % | ||
Total annual programme | (e) | (f) | Coverage rate: (= f/e) |
[signature of the responsible person]
To the European Commission
I, the undersigned, representing the [name of audit authority designated by Member State], have examined the functioning of the management and control systems in the [name of the Fund] regarding the actions implemented under the Annual Programme for the year [20XX], in order to issue an opinion on whether the systems functioned effectively so as to provide reasonable assurance that declarations of expenditure presented to the Commission are correct and, as a consequence, reasonable assurance that the underlying transactions are legal and regular.
The examination was carried out in accordance with the audit strategy in respect of this Fund during the period [dd/mm/year] to [dd/mm/year] and reported in the annual audit report under section A.
Either
There were no limitations on the scope of the examination.
Or
The scope of the examination was limited by the following factors:
[…]
[…]
Etc.
(Indicate any limitation on the scope of the examination, for example any systemic problems, weaknesses in the management and control system, lack of supporting documentation, cases under legal proceedings, etc., and estimate the amounts of expenditure and the Community contribution affected. If the audit authority does not consider that the limitations have an impact on the expenditure declared, this should be stated.)
Based on the examination referred to above, it is my opinion that, for the abovementioned annual programme, the management and control systems established for the [name of the Fund] complied with the applicable requirements of the basic act [reference] [and Commission Decision No [XXX/2007/EC] and functioned effectively so as to provide reasonable assurance that declarations of expenditure presented to the Commission are correct and, as a consequence, reasonable assurance that the underlying transactions are legal and regular.
Based on the examination referred to above, it is my opinion that, for the abovementioned annual programme, the management and control systems established for the [name of the Fund] complied with the applicable requirements of the basic act [reference] [and Commission Decision No XXX/2007/EC] and functioned effectively so as to provide reasonable assurance that declarations of expenditure presented to the Commission are correct and, as a consequence, reasonable assurance that the underlying transactions are legal and regular, except in the following respects:
[…]
[…]
Etc.
My reasons for considering that this (these) aspect(s) of the systems did not comply with the requirements and/or did not operate in such a way as to give a reasonable assurance on the correctness of the declarations of expenditure presented to the Commission are as follows:
[…]
[…]
Etc.
I estimate the impact of the qualification(s) to be […] % of the total expenditure declared. The Community contribution affected is thus […].
Based on the examination referred to above, it is my opinion that, for the abovementioned annual programme, the management and control system established for the [name of the Fund] did not comply with the requirements of Articles […] of the basic act [reference] [and Commission Decision No XXX/2007/EC] and did not function effectively so as to provide reasonable assurance that declarations of expenditure presented to the Commission are correct and, as a consequence, does not provide reasonable assurance that the underlying transactions are legal and regular.
This adverse opinion is based on:
[…]
[…]
Etc.
Date
Signature
[signature of the responsible person]
To the European Commission
I, the undersigned, representing the (name of the audit authority designated by Member State), have, for the annual programme [20xx] of the [name of the Fund], examined the results of the audit work carried out on this annual programme [and have carried out the additional work I judged necessary as set out in the report].
I have planned and performed this work with a view to assessing whether the request for payment of the balance of the Community contribution to the annual programme [20xx] is valid and the underlying transactions covered by the declarations of expenditure regarding this annual programme are legal and regular.
Either
There were no limitations on the scope of the examination.
Or
The scope of the examination was limited by the following factors:
[…]
[…]
Etc.
Based on the examination referred to above, it is my opinion that the declarations of expenditure present fairly, in all material respects, the expenditure paid under the annual programme and that the request for payment of the balance of the Community contribution to this annual programme is valid.
Based on the examination referred to above, it is my opinion that the declarations of expenditure present fairly, in all material respects, the expenditure paid under the annual programme and that the request for payment of the balance of the Community contribution to this annual programme is valid, except with regard to the following points:
[…]
[…]
Etc.
I estimate the impact of these qualifications to be […] of the total expenditure declared. The Community contribution affected is thus […].
Based on the examination referred to above, it is my opinion that the declarations of expenditure do not present fairly, in all material respects, the expenditure paid under the annual programme and that, as a consequence, the request for payment of the balance of the Community contribution to this annual programme is not valid.
Date
Signature
[signature of the responsible person]
MEMBER STATE:
FUND:
CERTIFYING AUTHORITY:
ANNUAL PROGRAMME COVERED BY THE CERTIFICATION:
I, the undersigned, [name of the person in charge]
representing the certifying authority designated for the [name of the Fund]
hereby certify that all expenditure included in the progress report on the implementation of the annual programme amounts to:
I also certify that actions are progressing in pursuance with the objectives laid down in the Commission Decision adopting the annual programme and in accordance with the basic act and its implementing rules, and in particular, that:
the declaration of expenditure is accurate, results from reliable accounting systems and is based on verifiable supporting documents;
[F2the expenditure declared has been incurred in respect of actions selected for funding in accordance with the criteria applicable to the annual programme;]
for the purpose of certification, I have received adequate information from the Responsible Authority on the procedures and verifications carried out in relation to expenditure included in statements of expenditure;
the declaration of expenditure and the request for the second pre-financing payment take account, where applicable, of any amounts recovered and of any interest received under the annual programme.
This declaration of expenditure is based on accounts provisionally closed on [dd/mm/20yy].
In accordance with Article 43 of the basic act, the supporting documents are and will continue to be available for at least five years following the closure of the annual programme by the Commission.
Date
Name in capital letters, stamp, position and signature of certifying authority
MEMBER STATE:
FUND:
CERTIFYING AUTHORITY:
ANNUAL PROGRAMME COVERED BY THE CERTIFICATION:
I, the undersigned, [name of the person in charge]
representing the certifying authority designated for the [name of the Fund]
hereby certify that all expenditure included in the final report on the implementation of the annual programme amounts to:
a Total amount of eligible expenditure paid by final beneficiaries or used for the technical assistance. | |
[exact figure to two decimal places] | |
EURa |
I also certify that actions are progressing in pursuance with the objectives laid down in the Commission Decision adopting the annual programme and in accordance with the basic act, and in particular that:
the declaration of expenditure is accurate, results from reliable accounting systems and is based on verifiable supporting documents;
the expenditure declared complies with the applicable Community and national rules and has been incurred in respect of actions selected for funding in accordance with the criteria applicable to the annual programme and the applicable Community and national rules, in particular with public procurement rules;
I have a reasonable assurance that the underlying transactions are legal and regular;
for the purpose of certification, I have received adequate information from the responsible authority on the procedures and verifications carried out in relation to expenditure included in statements of expenditure;
the results of all audits carried out by or under the responsibility of the audit authority have been duly taken into account;
the declaration of expenditure and the request for the balance payment take account, where applicable, of any amounts recovered and of any interest received under the annual programme.
This declaration of expenditure is based on accounts closed on [dd/mm/20yy].
In accordance with Article 43 of the basic act, the supporting documents are and will continue to be available for at least five years following the closure of the annual programme by the Commission.
Date
Name in capital letters, stamp, position and signature of certifying authority
Against a background of blue sky, 12 golden stars form a circle representing the union of the peoples of Europe. The number of stars is fixed, 12 being the symbol of perfection and unity.
On an azure field a circle of 12 golden mullets, their points not touching.
The emblem has the form of a blue rectangular flag of which the fly is one and a half times the length of the hoist. 12 golden stars situated at equal intervals form an invisible circle whose centre is the point of intersection of the diagonals of the rectangle. The radius of the circle is equal to one third of the height of the hoist. Each of the stars has five points which are situated on the circumference of an invisible circle whose radius is equal to one 18th of the height of the hoist. All the stars are upright, i.e. with one point vertical and two points in a straight line at right angles to the mast. The circle is arranged so that the stars appear in the position of the hours on the face of a clock. Their number is invariable.
The emblem is in the following colours: PANTONE REFLEX BLUE for the surface of the rectangle; PANTONE YELLOW for the stars.
If the four-colour process is used, recreate the two standard colours by using the four colours of the four-colour process. PANTONE YELLOW is obtained by using 100 % ‘Process Yellow’. PANTONE REFLEX BLUE is obtained by mixing 100 % ‘Process Cyan’ and 80 % ‘Process Magenta’.
In the web palette PANTONE REFLEX BLUE corresponds to colour RGB: 0/0/153 (hexadecimal: 000099) and PANTONE YELLOW to colour RGB: 255/204/0 (hexadecimal: FFCC00).
Using black, outline the rectangle in black and print the stars in black on white.
Using blue (Reflex Blue), use 100 % with the stars reproduced in negative white.
If there is no alternative to a coloured background, put a white border around the rectangle, the width of the border being one 25th of the height of the rectangle.
within the scope of the Fund and within its objectives, as described in Articles 1 and 2 of the basic act;
within the eligible actions listed in Article 3 of the basic act or, in the case of emergency measures, related to the eligible actions included in Article 5 of the basic act;
needed to carry out the activities covered by the project, forming part of the multiannual and annual programmes, as approved by the Commission, or covered by the emergency measures as defined in Article 5 of the basic act where these constitute an amendment to the relevant annual programme;
reasonable and comply with the principles of sound financial management, in particular value for money and cost-effectiveness;
incurred by the final beneficiary and/or the partners in the project, who shall be established and registered in a Member State, except in the case of international public sector organisations set up by intergovernmental agreements, and specialised agencies set up by such organisations, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the International Federation of National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. With regard to Article 39(2) of this Decision, the rules applicable to the final beneficiary shall apply mutatis mutandis to the partners in the project;
linked to the target groups defined in Article 6 of the basic act;
incurred in accordance with the specific provisions in the grant agreement.
The budget of a project shall be presented as follows:
The budget shall be balanced: Total Eligible Cost shall be equal to Total Income.
it must be recorded in the accounting records of the final beneficiary;
it must be determined in accordance with the applicable accounting standards of the country where the final beneficiary is established and with the usual cost accounting practices of the final beneficiary; and
it must be declared in accordance with the requirements of applicable tax and social legislation.
incurred by the final beneficiaries defined in point I.1.1.(e); and
incurred in the territory of the Member States, with the exception of actions concerning resettlement referred to in Article 3(5) of the basic act, which may be incurred in the territory of the Member States or in the host country.
The direct eligible costs of the project are costs that, with due regard to the general conditions of eligibility set out in Part I, are identifiable as specific costs directly linked to the implementation of the project. Direct costs shall be included in the estimated overall budget of the project.
The following direct costs are eligible:
Expenditure in relation to renting and leasing operations is eligible for co-financing subject to the rules established in the Member State, national legislation and practice and the duration of the rental or lease for the purpose of the project.
In the case of either purchase of real estate, construction or renovation of real estate, or rental of real estate, it shall have the technical properties needed for the project and comply with the applicable norms and standards.
a certificate is obtained from an independent qualified valuer or duly authorised official body establishing that the price does not exceed the market value, either attesting that the real estate is in conformity with national regulations or specifying the points which are not in conformity that the final beneficiary plans to rectify as part of the project;
the real estate has not been purchased through a Community grant at any time prior to the implementation of the project;
the real estate is to be used solely for the purpose stated in the project;
only the portion of the depreciation of buildings corresponding to the duration of use for the project and the rate of actual use for the project is eligible; depreciation shall be calculated according to national accounting rules.
Rental of real estate is eligible for co-financing where there is a clear link between the rental and the objectives of the project concerned, under the conditions set out below and without prejudice to the application of stricter national rules:
the real estate has not been purchased through a Community grant;
the real estate is to be used solely for implementation of the project. If not, only the portion of the costs corresponding to the use for the project is eligible.
The costs of consumables, supplies and general services are eligible provided that they are identifiable and directly necessary for the implementation of the project.
subcontracting of tasks relating to the overall management of the project;
subcontracting that adds to the cost of the project without adding proportionate value to it;
subcontracting with intermediaries or consultants where payment is defined as a percentage of the total cost of the project, unless such payment is justified by the final beneficiary by reference to the actual value of the work or services provided.
Costs needed to meet the requirements linked to Union co-financing, such as publicity, transparency, evaluation of the project, external audit, bank guarantees, translation costs, etc., are eligible as direct costs.
Legal consultancy fees, notarial fees and costs of technical and financial experts are eligible.
the final beneficiary shall keep the necessary information and evidence during the period mentioned in Article 43 of the basic act that the persons receiving this assistance correspond to the target group defined in Article 6 of the basic act;
the final beneficiary must keep evidence for the support provided (such as invoices and receipts) during the period provided for in Article 43 of the basic act that the persons have received this support.
The following costs are not eligible:
VAT, except where the final beneficiary can show that he is unable to recover it;
return on capital, debt and debt service charges, debit interest, foreign exchange commissions and exchange losses, provisions for losses or potential future liabilities, interest owed, doubtful debts, fines, financial penalties, litigation costs, and excessive or reckless expenditure;
entertainment costs exclusively for project staff; reasonable hospitality costs at social events justified by the project, such as an event at the end of the project or meetings of the project steering group, are permitted;
costs declared by the final beneficiary and covered by another project or work programme receiving a Community grant;
purchase of land;
contributions in kind.
expenditure relating to the preparation, selection, appraisal, management and monitoring of actions;
expenditure relating to audits and on-the-spot checks of actions or projects;
expenditure relating to evaluations of actions or projects;
expenditure relating to information, dissemination and transparency in relation to actions;
expenditure on the acquisition, installation and maintenance of computerised systems for the management, monitoring and evaluation of the Funds;
expenditure on meetings of monitoring committees and sub-committees relating to the implementation of actions; this expenditure may also include the costs of experts and other participants in these committees, including third-country participants, where their presence is essential to the effective implementation of actions;
expenditure for the reinforcement of the administrative capacity for the implementation of the Fund.
the portion of costs for common measures is charged to the corresponding Fund in a reasonable and verifiable manner; and
there is no double financing of costs.]
MEMBER STATE:
RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY:
YEAR OF APPLICATION:
ANNUAL PROGRAMME TO BE AMENDED:
Aspects of the measure presented when describing each measure under point 2.1 to etc.U.K.
Purpose and scope of the measure(5), including target group
Duration of the measure(6)
Where appropriate, justification regarding project(s) implemented directly by the responsible authority acting as executing body
Expected grant recipients
Expected quantified results and indicators to be used
Visibility of EC funding
Complementarity with existing actions supported by the European Refugee Fund
Financial tables replacing the tables in Annex 3 under the heading ‘Other operations’ (with relevant details).
Applicable only for the final report on implementation of the first annual programme.
If applicable.
To be submitted after the audit strategy, in accordance with Article 25(2).
[F2Where ‘ N ’ is the year referred to in the financing decision approving the annual programmes of the Member States.]
In accordance with the specific rules on eligibility under the basic act.
Maximum of six months.
Textual Amendments
F2 Substituted by Commission Decision of 3 March 2011 amending Decision 2008/22/EC laying down rules for the implementation of Decision No 573/2007/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Refugee Fund for the period 2008 to 2013 as part of the General programme ‘Solidarity and Management of Migration Flows’ as regards Member States’ management and control systems, the rules for administrative and financial management and the eligibility of expenditure on projects co-financed by the Fund (notified under document C(2011) 1290) (Only the Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish texts are authentic) (2011/152/EU).
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