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On Thursday, June 22, 2017, a workshop for reporting and for potential applicants was carried out in the frame of the Programme in Rakičan.

During the workshop participants were presented how to prepare a quality project and the most common mistakes that occurred in the preparation of projects so far received. Also, the preparation of the project through the reporting aspect was presented via the eMS system.

In the afternoon workshop, round tables were held on three different themes: Pre-conditionality, target orientation and sustainability; Quality of projects in terms of the Interreg V-A SI-HU Cooperation Programme and assessment of the implementation of CP Interreg V-A SI-HU. Participants of the workshop participated in the discussions with great interest, and the Managing Authority and the Joint Secretariat received a lot of useful information.

After the official part of the workshop was finished, a picnic was followed, where the participants were able to communicate informally, thus establishing contacts and exchanging experiences.

For more information on the reporting workshop, click here.

Ljubljana, 31 May 2017 – The Government Office for Development and European Cohesion Policy in its role as the Managing Authority (MA) and Joint Secretariats (JS) for the Cooperation Programmes Interreg V-A Slovenia-Austria, Slovenia-Hungary and Slovenia-Croatia delivered a training for the representatives of the Group of Auditors on the use of the electronic Monitoring System (eMS).

Representatives of audit bodies from Austria, Hungary, Croatia and the audit authority from Slovenia attended the workshop, where they got to know the system in more detail. More specifically, the registration in the eMS, the communication module, the composition of the application form, the assessment of the applications, the reporting process in the system, the module of the first level control, the project progress reports, etc. were presented. The focus was on the presentation of the module for the Certifying Authority and the module for audits and financial corrections. The acquired knowledge was consolidated by solving 38 tasks that were prepared by representatives of the MA and JS. The training will certainly contribute to a qualitative and faster implementation of project and system audits.