Performance Framework

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
1 Programming period Strategy and Operational programmes DG REGIO – Unit B.3.
Advertisements

The Implementation Structure DG AGRI, October 2005
1 Flat-rates for indirect costs Ex-ante assessment by DG Employment, Social affairs and Equal Opportunities and DG Regional Policy Myrto Zorbala- DG Regional.
The Managing Authority –Keystone of the Control System
Regional Policy Delegated Acts. Regional Policy 2 Delegated ActsImplementing Acts 32(10): Purchase of land and combination of TA with FI 33(3)(a):FI complying.
Guidance document on ex-ante evaluation
Management and control systems Franck Sébert, DG Regional and Urban Policy, Head of Unit C1 SEVENTEENTH MEETING OF THE EXPERT GROUP ON.
Performance Framework
1 European Union Regional Policy – Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion Commissions proposal for incentives and conditionality in Open Days.
Samuele Dossi DG for Regional Policy - Evaluation
Ex-ante conditionality – General guidance Workshop on strategic programming, monitoring and evaluation Ilse De Mecheleer, DG EMPL Madrid, 22 February 2013.
1 W ORKSHOP ON S TRATEGIC P ROGRAMMING, M ONITORING AND EVALUATION F OCUSING ON P ERFORMANCE AND RE SULTS Madrid, 22 February 2013 Ines Hartwig DG Employment,
Regional Policy Draft Implementing Act Consistent approach to determine the milestones and targets in the performance framework and to assess the attainment.
Regional Policy Managing Authorities of the ETC programmes Annual Meeting W Piskorz, Head of Unit Competence Centre Inclusive Growth, Urban and.
Draft model for the Annual and Final implementation report under the Investment for Growth and Jobs goal Marko Prijatelj Directorate General for Regional.
SEMINAR on the EEA Financial Mechanism THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION DIRECTORATE- GENERAL REGIONAL POLICY Brussels 13 June 2005 Control and Audit Nicholas Martyn.
REGIONAL POLICY EUROPEAN COMMISSION The EU Recovery Plan and the proposal amending the European Regional Development Fund Regulation.
Guidance notes on the Intevention Logic and on Building a priority axis 27 September 2013.
Regional Policy Major Projects in Cohesion Policy Major Projects Team, Unit G.1 Smart and Sustainable Growth Competence Centre, DG Regional and Urban Policy.
Template and guidance for the content of the Partnership Agreement 24 May
Regional Policy EU Cohesion Policy 2014 – 2020 Proposals from the European Commission.
EU European Territorial Cooperation Legal Package - State of play Vicente RODRIGUEZ SAEZ, DG Regional Policy, European Commission Deputy Head.
Recommendation 2001/331/EC: Review and relation to sectoral inspection requirements Miroslav Angelov European Commission DG Environment, Unit A 1 Enforcement,
Regional Policy Veronica Gaffey Evaluation Unit DG Regional Policy International Monitoring Conference Budapest 11 th November 2011 Budapest 26 th September2013.
Regional Policy Result Orientation of future ETC Programes Veronica Gaffey Head of Evaluation & European Semester 23 April 2013.
Paulius Baniūnas Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania EU Structural Support Management Department Monitoring and Analysis Division SYSTEM OF.
1 Eurostat’s grant policy for 2010 Luxembourg, 23/03/2010 Unit A4 – Financial Management Section 3 – Grant procedures and agreements.
State of play of OP negotiations and OP implementation ESF Technical Working Group Luxembourg, 2 December
Agriculture and Rural Development SFC2014 and Rural Development Programmes (RDPs) management Petr Lapka DG Agriculture and Rural Development Unit "Consistency.
"The challenge for Territorial Cohesion 2014 – 2020: delivering results for EU citizens" Veronica Gaffey Acting Director EUROPEAN COMMISSION, DG for Regional.
Results orientation: audit perspective Jiri Plecity, Head of Unit H1, Relations with Control Authorities, Legal Procedures, Audit of Direct Management.
EN Regional Policy EUROPEAN COMMISSION 1 DG Regional Policy’s evaluation of the compliance assessment process for the programming period COCOF.
EN EUROPEAN COMMISSION Budgetary Control Committee of European Parliament Budgetary Control Committee of European Parliament Brian Gray DG BUDGET Workshop.
Indicators – intervention logic, differences ( vs programming period, ESF vs. ERDF) Piotr Wolski Marshall’s Office Zachodniopomorskie.
Croatia: Result orientation within the process of preparation of programming documents V4+ Croatia and Slovenia Expert Level Conference Budapest,
Joint Action Plans (Art CPR). 2 Purpose of the presentation Present the “Joint Action Plan”, a potential approach on a management more focused on.
EN Regional Policy EUROPEAN COMMISSION Information and Publicity in programming period
Simplified Cost Options: DG EMPL audit approach
Structural Funds Financial management and Control, Romania
Workshop on Strategic Programming, Monitoring and evaluation Focusing on Performance and REsults Madrid, 22 February 2013 Ines Hartwig DG Employment,
Structural Funds Programming Predeal, Romania
Evaluation : goals and principles
Veronica Gaffey & Antonella Schulte-Braucks
PROJECT MANUAL Galina Georgieva Project Officer
CAFE SG 23 November Brussels
Ex-ante conditionality – General guidance
ESF Committee plenary meeting in Rome
Simplification in ESI funds for
Activation of young people in the Podkarpacie region
Ex-ante conditionality
Delegated and Implementing Acts Cohesion policy
Performance framework review and reserve
ESF and Social Partners
ESF Technical Working Group Brussels, 8 February 2018
Ex-ante evaluation: major points and state of play
Draft Implementing Act Consistent approach to determine the milestones and targets in the performance framework and to assess the attainment of the milestones.
The role of the ECCP (1) The involvement of all relevant stakeholders – public authorities, economic and social partners and civil society bodies – at.
Financial Instruments under the ESF State of Play & Implementation
Control framework and Audit of European Structural and Investment Funds Visit of the Finance and Constitution Committee of the Scottish Parliament Brussels,
Amending the Performance Framework
Helene Skikos DG Education and Culture
State of play of OP negotiations
COCOF meeting 27 May 2010, Barcelona
PERFORMANCE FRAMEWORK
Draft Delegated Act Financial corrections linked to the performance framework (Art. 20 of CPR) As amended after expert meeting on October 24, 2013 Veronica.
Future Monitoring and Evaluation: Focus on results Antonella Schulte-Braucks Ines Hartwig ESF Evaluation Partnership Brussels 17 November 2011.
DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion
Where do we stand with the Structural Funds?
Management & Control, Designation of Authorities State of play
Jeannette Monier and Louise Reid
Presentation transcript:

Performance Framework 2014-2020 Veronica Gaffey Head of Evaluation & European Semester DG for Regional and Urban Policy Brussels, April 16th, 2013

Performance Framework Monitors that implementation is as planned A subset of programme indicators Under the control of the Managing Authorities Milestones for 2018 and Targets for 2022 (2023) Must be unambiguous and milestones and targets realistic Allocation of reserve to priorities which achieve milestones Possible suspensions and corrections for non-achievement 2

Milestones (intermediate targets) Building blocks Priority level Milestones (intermediate targets) Targets Set to be achieved by the end of 2018 Formally reviewed in 2019 Set to be achieved by the end of 2022 (2023) Formally reviewed in 2024 They should be realistic, achievable, relevant, capturing essential information on the progress of a priority; consistent with the nature and character of the specific objectives of the priority; transparent, with objectively verifiable targets and the source data identified and, where possible, publicly available; verifiable, without imposing a disproportionate administrative burden; consistent across the programmes, where appropriate.

Building blocks Indicators (priority level) Milestones (intermediate targets) Targets Financial Must be included Total amount of eligible expenditure entered into the accounting system of the certifying authority (except for EAFRD) Output Not additional – chosen from among indicators already selected for the programme Limited number (majority of resources allocated) Result To be used only where appropriate (close link to supported policy interventions) Different approach fund by fund Key implementation steps To be used when necessary (no outputs) Should not be used as outputs must be delivered by then

What goes where? Partnership Agreement Methodology to ensure consistency in the functioning of the performance framework across programmes and ESI Funds Monitoring mechanisms for early detection of potential performance issues and the system for their follow-up (if existing) Programmes (for each priority axis) Table with information about the indicators and their measurement unit, milestone and target values Basis for selection of indicators, milestones and targets (optional)

Revision of milestones and targets In duly justified cases, such as a significant change in the economic, environmental and labour market conditions in a Member State or region. When re-allocations between priorities After the performance review and allocation of the reserve The procedure foreseen in Article 26 CPR for amending programmes applies.

Performance Review Concerns achievement of milestones set for the end of 2018 On the basis of data put by Member States in SFC2014 by 30 June 2019 Decision on performing priorities by Commission by 31 August 2019 Only one indicator may fail by just 5% for a priority to perform Serious failure (2 indicators reach less than 75%) may lead to suspension of interim payments (milestones) or financial corrections (final targets) 7

Performance Reserve 5% (7%) of each Fund (excluding ETC) Within 3 months of Commission decision (i.e., end November 2019), MS proposal for allocation among performing priorities Within 2 months Commission must object or approve the amendment of programmes (therefore, most decisions in 2020) Allocation of the reserve to a priority will require that all indicators are reviewed and amended as necessary (including end of programme targets in the performance framework) 8

Conditions for Suspension & Correction Serious failure to meet milestones/ targets (Commission proposal: below 75% for 2 indicators) Commission has previously communicated to MA implementation weaknesses and MS has failed to take action For corrections only – no significant socio-economic or environmental developments have prevented the achievement of targets. 9

Challenges for Performance Frameworks Keeping it as simple as possible (minimise number of indicators) Coverage of the Priority Axis (Commission proposal: output indicators to cover 75% of allocation) Setting realistic milestones and targets (ex-ante evaluation may help) Consistency within a MS for similar priorities (should be described in Partnership Agreement) 10

Thank you