Project funded by The European Union Government of the Republic of Serbia European Integration Office WRAP UP SESSION Have we learned something?
Apr 01, 2015
Project funded byThe European Union
Government of the Republic of SerbiaEuropean Integration Office
WRAP UP SESSION
Have we learned something?
Project funded byThe European Union
Government of the Republic of Serbia
European Integration Office
Hierarchy of Strategic Documents
IPA II Regulation / Rules of Application
Enlargement Package (EU Enlargement Strategy, SAA, European Partnership, EC Progress Report)
Country /Multi-Country Strategy Paper
National Sector Programme or (IPA-specific) Sector Planning Document -SPD)
Action Documents (ADs)
(Draft) Action Programme (AP)
Financing Proposal
Commission Implementing Decision
Financing Agreement
Annexed: SPDs
Annexed: ADs
Annexed: AP
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There might also be cases where an individual Action Programme is made up of one single Action, particularly where an Action (and therefore the entire Action Programme) focuses on a defined sector (e.g. through Budget Support).
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Programme Types
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A Country Action Programme
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The Sector Planning Document
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Sector Planning Document1. Sector Description1.1 National Sector Policy & Strategy1.2 Sector Institutional Framework, Coordination, Capacity1.3 Performance Assessment Framework
2. Sector Programme Rationale2.1 Sector Status & Problem Analysis2.3 SWOT Analysis
2.4 Cross-Cutting Issues SDP Core Element 1: Intervention Logic2.5 Links with other sectors
3. Sector Programme Description3.1 Overall & Specific Objectives SDP Core Element 2: Sequencing
(Actions)3.2 Impact Indicators3.3 Results3.4 Measures & Operations3.5 Past and on-going experience, lessons learned3.6 Sustainability3.7 Assumptions & Pre-conditions3.8 Institutional Arrangements for Implementation
4. Budget4.1 Summary of Indicative Budget4.2 Budget breakdown per year
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SPD: Intervention Logic
NAD /CSP SPD AD
Overall Objective /Enlargement
Strategy
Priority /Target
Measure
Results
Results
Overall Objective
Specific Objective
Overall Objective
Specific Objective
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How do we make SPD?
Screening NAD measures
Overview of existing and future projects
Evaluations
EC Progress Report 2013
CSP targets
Sector absorption capacity
Solutions
Problems
POTENTIAL OPERATIONS 2014-2016 and INDICATIVE TIMETABLEThemes for discussion 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 20201. Support to acquis in environment and climate change sector
Preconditions: To be in line with NPAA, forthcoming benchmarks and sequenced with bilateral aquis support;
2. Project preparation in waste management
Preconditions: The line ministry leading role in development of GAP reports within the Methodology of selection and prioritization of projects;Policy decision: Finalization of the revisions of the Waste Management Strategy;
3. Project preparation in water management systems (water suply, wastewater, flood protection)
Preconditions: The line ministry leading role in development of GAP reports within the Methodology of selection and prioritization of projects;Policy decision: Systematic decision on improvement of management water related projects in order to avoid usual bottlenecks; Legal establishment of responsibilities between the Contracting Authority, ministry in charge and local authorities;Development of the Water Strategy.
4. Investment in waste management systems
Preconditions: The number of waste management related projects at the bottleneck list significantly reduced;Policy decision: Systematic decision on improvement of management water related projects in order to avoid usual bottlenecks; Legal establishment of responsibilities between the Contracting Authority, ministry in charge and local authorities;
POTENTIAL OPERATIONS 2014-2016 and INDICATIVE TIMETABLEThemes for discussion 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 20201. Border management (implementation of IBM strategy) (Assessment of the needs for improvement of the organisation and management of borders, Harmonize the existing administrative procedures for joint operation of border services, TNA and training plan for the border services, Needs assessment and recommendations for synchronized development of the telecommunications and information technologies, Construction of border crossings)
Precondition: Project documentation and necessary permits relevant for construction/reconstruction of border crossings; Clear prioritization according to the CAS Business Plan2. Migration management (Asylum - improvement of accommodation; Support to improvement of migration management system in the Republic of Serbia and its compliance with the EU standards and recommendations; Capacity building for all competent institutions on national and local level responsible for providing education, health protection, employment, social welfare and administrative (such as issuance of documentation) services; Support to statistical data gathering and sharing, monitoring of the migration flows and recommendations for improved and existing regulations to be aligned with the EUROSTAT methodology; Support to IDPs - voluntary sustainable return and improvement of living conditions)
Precondition: Acceptance of the local community to construct asylum centre; Project documentation and necessary permits relevant for construction/reconstruction of asylum centre in place3. Fight against organized crime(Analyze the legal and institutional capacities for development of the NCIS, TNA and multidisciplinary training programme for improving capacities for financial investigation, Need assessment and recommendations for establishing uniformed databases in order to develop ILP-Intelligence-led Policing, Create legal and institutional framework for development of the ILP-Intelligence-led Policing, Develop and establish the ILP, Fight against terrorisms, cyber-crime, drugs and money laundering)
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AF Intervention logicOVERALL OBJECTIVEThe Action contribution to sector policy objectives (impact)
OVIHow the overall objective is to be measured (SMART)
SoVHoe the information will be collected, when and by whom
ASSUMPTIONS
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVECentral objective in terms of sustainable benefits to be delivered to the Action beneficiaries
OVIHow the specific objective is to be measured (SMART)More details in section 4
SoVHoe the information will be collected, when and by whom
If specific objective is achieved, what assumptions must hold true to achieve the overall objective
RESULTSTangible products or services
OVIHow the results are to be measured (SMART)
SoVHoe the information will be collected, when and by whom
If results are achieved, what assumptions must hold true to achieve the specific objective
ACTIVITIESTasks to be undertaken, can be grouped in components
MEANSService contractGrant Twinning
OVERALL COSTTotal cost for the entire Action(not to be broken down)
If activities are completed, what assumptions must hold true to deliver the results
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Operating Structure IPA Monitoring Committee
Sector Monitoring Committee
Sector Working Group
SECTOR OPERATING STRUCTURE
Sector Lead Institution
Body Responsible for Measure 1
Body Responsible for Measure 2
Body Responsible for Measure N
Contracting Authority
End Beneficiaries
Contractors /Service Providers
NIPAC/ NIPAC-TS
EC-HQ /EUD
National Authorising Officer /National Fund
Audit Authority
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SPD – sector support budgetSOURCES OF FUNDING
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
TOTAL PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
IPA CONTRIBUTION
NATIONAL PUBLIC CONTRIBUTION PRIVATE CONTRIBUTION
IB INV (a)=(b)+(e) (b)=(c)+(d) EUR(c)
%(2)
Total EUR
(d)=(x)+(y)+(z)
%(2)
Central EUR(x)
Regional/local EUR
(y)
IFIsEUR(z)
EUR (e)
%(3)
Action/measure 1
Activity/Operation 1.1
…..
Action 2
Activity 2.1
Activity 2.2
…..
TOTAL IB
TOTAL INV
TOTAL SECTOR SUPPORT
(2) Expressed in % of the public expenditure (b)(3) Expressed in % of the total expenditure (a)
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AF - budget
Budget Timeline*
Implementation modalities Total EU contribution
Launch of procedure
Contract signature
PROCUREMENT
Number of tenders to be launched and their types (service, FWC, supplies, works) and expected number of contracts deriving from tenders
GRANTS
Call for proposals, direct grants and indicate a rough number of expected contracts
TWINNING
…..
OTHER
Timeline in Q (Q1, Q2)Contract signature date for direct grants
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