HR 08 IB SPP 02 TWINNING PROJECT “ENHANCEMENT OF CAPACITY FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF EU COHESION POLICY FUNDS” 1 The most significant results of Component.

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HR 08 IB SPP 02 TWINNING PROJECT “ENHANCEMENT OF CAPACITY FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF EU COHESION POLICY FUNDS” 1 The most significant results of Component 2 Viktoras Sirvydis, Resident Twinning Adviser

Project Component 2 Summary Purpose: To increase capacity for effective financial management of structural instruments and preparation for Compliance Assessment for Cohesion Policy in Croatia. Main partners: Contracting Authority: Central Finance and Contracting Agency (CFCA) in Croatia Component value: ~ EUR 1 million funded by the European Union Project duration: 27 months from 29 of August Croatia: Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds Ministry of Finance Lithuania: Ministry of Finance Central Project Management Agency (CPMA) Hungary: National Development Agency (NDA)

Presentation of Results Project results presented as contribution to the intellectual capital of Croatia’s institutions to manage EU structural instruments. 3 Intellectual Capital Organizational CapitalHuman CapitalTechnological CapitalRelational Capital

Organizational Capital Structure defined: Roles and divisions of tasks defined for key institutions involved in the SCF management system (Cording Body, Certifying Authority, Managing Authorities, Intermediate Bodies). Legal framework created: Law on the Establishment of Institutional Framework for the Use of EU Structural Instruments in the Republic of Croatia; Government decree on the Bodies of Management and Control System for the use of EU Structural Instruments in the Republic of Croatia. Processes defined: Common National Rules prepared covering detailed description of tasks and relations between relevant bodies; Internal Manuals of Procedures for CA, MAs, and IBs prepared. 4

Human Capital Capacities (know-how): Trainings: 697 staff attended trainings covering following topic: granting assistance, verification, payments, certification, non-compliances, recoveries, and management of delegated tasks. On-job-trainings: 20 staff trained in on-the-job trainings related to: (i) preparation of statements of expenditure; (ii) execution on-the-spot controls, and (iii) preparation of guidelines for applicants. Study-visits: 30 staff members participated in 2 study tours of 3 days in Lithuania and Hungary to learn practical experience of structural funds management and control. 5

Technical Capital Management Information System: Functional and technical specifications for the future SCF MIS prepared in line with Cohesion Policy requirements. Work Load Analysis (WLA) tool: WLA tool prepared for the system bodies to estimate staff needs for implementation of assigned tasks taking into account scope of the projects portfolio. Project Web Application (PWA): Website to manage project implementation schedule and keep all documents was created from the beginning of project and used by project stakeholders. 6

Relational Capital Relations with stakeholders: Coordination and cooperation among all 18 system bodies during the process of finalization of Common National Rules for structural instruments management; Cooperation between Audit Authority, 4 Managing Authorities, Certifying Authority and other bodies during process of compliance assessment. Relations with other EU Member States institutions involved in the SCF management: Relations established with staff from Lithuanian Ministry of Finance, Central Project Management Agency, and Hungarian National Development Agency to exchange experiences and practices. Relations with linked projects: Establishment of an integrated management information system (MIS); TA project to support RCOP; Assistance with management of Objective 3; UK adviser for Cohesion Policy; and other parallel projects. 7

Conclusions Established Croatia’s SCF management and control system is compliant with EU cohesion policy requirements; System is not isolated, it is built within the existing public administration structures and is a part of the national public finance management; Each institution understands its place and role in the system and system as a whole. 8

EU Funds Absorption Capacity and Effectiveness of their use 9 Absorption capacity 50 mill. Euro/year Absorption capacity >500 mill. Euro/year Absorption capacity > 1 bill. Euro/year NIPACCAONAONFOS-BROPOS-BRPMOS-IB/IA/FB Current IPA structures SCF structures after 2-3years After 4-5years CAMAIBFB

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