SUMMER WORSHOP: Key novelties and new obligations in EU Funds 2021-2027 in practice → Let’s be ready!
Our workshop will provide you with new specific knowledge and practical tools to work. Two-day programme is based on substantive presentations, active work in case studies and the questions/answers sessions. We guarantee quality, concrete and inspiration. We look forward to seeing you in Berlin!
Overview
How to effectively implement the EU funds 2021-2027? What the new mechanisms and acronyms mean in practice: grants under conditions, territorial approach for urban and rural areas, DNSH, NEB, JTM? How to prepare optimal project selection criteria? How to monitor output and outcome indicators. What does the proper division of tasks in the management and control system of EU funds mean? How to monitor and improve enabling conditions during the implementation period?
What will you learn?
- What are the key, practical novelties in Cohesion Policy 2021-2027 and RRF;
- How to handle concrete new tools: Grants under Conditions, New Financial Instruments, Do Not Significant Harm principle, New European Bauhaus, Territorial Approach, Just Transition Mechanism, Smart Specialisations in EU Funds 2021-2027;
- How to work with the different types of selection criteria in ERDF, ESF+ and JTF: horizontal, thematic and strategic context;
- How to implement EU Funds 2021-2027 at the national and regional level in practice and meet key requirements: eligibility rules, simplified cost options, output and outcome indicators, new info-promo obligations;
- How to prepare the best, complex and coherent projects 2021-2027 – case studies;
- Key novelty → Artificial Intelligence in EU Funds in practice.
Contact us
Leipziger Platz 15
10117 Berlin
- Karolina Brzezińska
- +49 30 12351221
- karolina.brzezinska@iisd.eu
Who is this course for?
Public staff and other experts dealing with the implementation, management, certification and control of all EU Funds, especially from:
- Managing Authorities
- Intermediate Bodies
- Certifying Authorities
- Audit Authorities
- Beneficiaries of EU Funds
- National and Investment Banks
- Regional Governments and Development Agencies
- International, national and local associations and networks
- Other stakeholders dealing with implementation, management and control of EU Funds
Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw, with its rich history and status as a growing European business and political hub, provides a vibrant and practical backdrop for training, offering a unique blend of cultural, historical, and contemporary insights.
Next to the training materials the training fee is covering:
a) the catering during the training (3 coffee breaks and a lunch every day);
b) the walking tour in a good company in Warsaw (the evening of the first day of the training);
c) delicious diner;
d) family photo and some souvenirs for active participants.
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