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| Category | 2014 / 2020 Finances |
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| Source Link | https://cohesiondata.ec.europa.eu/ |
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2-digit Abbreviation for the name of the Member State (ex: BE for Belgium, TC = Transnational Cooperation). | ms | ||
ms_name | |||
Identifier of the operational programme. More about CCI codes at: https://ec.europa.eu/sfc/en/2014/support-ms/CCI. | cci | ||
title | |||
Name of the ESI fund:
CF (Cohesion Fund);
ERDF (European Regional Development Fund);
ESF (European Social Fund);
YEI (Youth Employment Initiative);
EMFF (European Maritime and Fisheries Fund);
EARDF (European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development).
Other funds:
ENI (European Neighbourhood Instrument);
FEAD (Fund for European Aid to the Most Deprived);
IPAE (Instrument for Pre-Accession); | fund | ||
Data is reported by category of region for ERDF and ESF. There are four categories of region: less developed, transition, more developed and outermost or Nothern sparsely populated regions. These "categories of region" codes do not formally apply to CF, YEI, EAFRD, EMFF, IPAE, ENI and FEAD. For more information on the categories of region see: Regulation (EU) No 1303/ 2013 Art 90(2). | category_of_region | ||
Data is reported on cumulative basis, i.e. the amounts shown in 2017 represent the cumulative payments made from the beginning of the programming period up to date. | year | ||
*** This is the "EU planned amount" presented in the charts on the ODP. It is the net amount arising from the reducing the original EU planned amount by any decommitments. | net_planned_eu_amount | ||
Initial pre-financing for:
1. ESI funds programmes and programmes receiving support from both ESI funds and ENI or IPAE is paid for the years 2014-2016 and represents % of the total main allocation:
-> 1% in 2014 for 22 MS and all ETC, 1,5% for 6 MS receiving financial assistance (GR, CY, PT, ES, IE and RO);
-> 1% in 2015 for 25 MS, 1,5% for 3 Member States receiving financial assistance (GR, CY and RO);
-> 1% in 2016 for 28 MS.
2. FEAD programmes is paid in 2014 for all 28 MS and represents 11% from the total allocation.
3. IPAE (IPA-CBC) programmes represents 50% of the first 3 annual tranches.
For more information on allocation and annual tranches see the dataset "ESIF 2014-2020 Financial plans".
For more information on initial pre-financing for ESI funds programmes and programmes receiving support from both ESI funds and ENI or IPAE, see: Regulation (EU) 1303/2013 Art 81 and Art 134 (1).
For more information on initial pre-financing for FEAD programmes see: Regulation (EU) 223/2014 Art 44.
For more information on initial pre-financing for IPAE (IPA-CBC programmes) see: Regulation (EU) 447/2014 Art 46.
| cumulative_initial_pre_financing | ||
Additional initial pre-financing for:
1. GR programmes funded under ERDF, ESF, CF and EMFF of 3,5% of total main allocation in 2015 and same in 2016.
2. All YEI programmes of 29% of the allocation, except for the programmes pertaining to the MS receiving financial assistance for which the additional initial pre-financing is 28,5%, paid in 2015.
For more information on additional initial pre-financing for GR programmes see: Regulation (EU) 1839/2015 Art 1(1), (2).
For more information on additional initial pre-financing for YEI programmes see: Regulation (EU) 779/2015 Art 1(1). | cumulative_additional_initial_pre_financing | ||
The additional initial pre-financing is recovered in full for:
1. GR programmes in case, by 31 December 2016, the total amount of the additional initial pre-financing paid is not covered by payment applications for that programme.
2. YEI programmes in case, by 23 May 2016, the MS does not submit interim payment applications in which the Union contribution from YEI is equal to at least 50% of the additional initial pre-financing amount.
These recoveries do not impact the allocation of the programmes ("EU planned amount").
For more information on additional initial pre-financing for GR programmes see: Regulation (EU) 1839/2015 Art 1(1).
For more information on additional initial pre-financing for YEI programmes see: Regulation (EU) 779/2015 Art 1(3). | recovery_of_initial_pre_financing | ||
Cumulative annual pre-financing for CF, ERDF, ESF, YEI and EMFF paid for the years 2016-2023 and represents % of the total main allocation:
-> 2% in 2016;
-> 2,625% in 2017;
-> 2,75% in 2018;
-> 2,875% in 2019;
-> 3% in 2020-2020.
For more information on annual pre-financing for ESI funds programmes and programmes receiving support from both ESI funds and ENI or IPAE, see: Regulation (EU) 1303/2013 Art 134 (1). | cumulative_annual_pre_financing | ||
Also known as clearing of annual pre-financing.
As part of the annual examination and acceptance of accounts, the annual pre-financing is either covered by expenditure by the MS (justified) or recovered.
For more information on annual pre-financing and the annual examination and acceptance of accounts see: Regulation (EU) 1303/2013 Art 84, Art 137, Art 138 and Art 139. | pre_financing_covered_by_expenditure | ||
As part of the annual examination and acceptance of accounts, the annual pre-financing is either covered by expenditure by the MS (justified) or recovered.
These recoveries do not impact the allocation of the programmes ("EU planned amount").
For more information on annual pre-financing and the annual examination and acceptance of accounts see: Regulation (EU) 1303/2013 Art 84, Art 137, Art 138 and Art 139. | recovery_of_annual_pre_financing | ||
*** This is the "Pre-Financing" value presented in the charts on the ODP. Cumulative annual pre-financing less recovery of annual pre-financing. | net_pre_financing |
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