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Capacity - The applicant / partner has sufficient capacity to implement the project in accordance with the Application Guidelines
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Criteria |
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Administrative Capacity - The project implementation team is conformed with the specificity and volume of the project activities set out
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Yes
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Beneficiary's financial capacity - The Beneficiary can provide the necessary financing / co-financing for the implementation of the project activities. The financial capacity is evaluated in accordance with the attached Balance sheet and Profit and loss account for the previous financial year
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Yes
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Financial capacity of the partner (s) - Applicable only in cases when the partner (s) spend funds under the project.
- Relevant accounting document regulated by the International or National Accounting Standards of the respective member state for the current year - applicable to the foreign partners.
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Yes
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Operational capacity: The Beneficiary has at least 3 years of experience in management / implementation of projects and/or experience in performing activities similar to those included in the project proposal.
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Yes
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Operational capacity of the partner (s): The Partner/s have at least 3 years of experience in management / implementation of projects and / or experience in performing activities similar to those included in the project proposal.
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Yes
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Methodology and organization
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Criteria |
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The activities aim at achieving the objectives
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Yes
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The expected results from the implementation of the activities will contribute to achievement of the indicators set out in the project
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Yes
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The activities as well as the ways and stages of their implementation are described in detail
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Yes
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At least one innovative practice is identified and / or applied in the activities
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Yes
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The plan for public procurement corresponds to the sequence of the foreseen activities.
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Yes
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The description of the activities indicates start date and duration of each activity
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Yes
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The time coverage of each activity is realistic
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Yes
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8. |
There is a logical consistency in the implementation of the activities
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Yes
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Adequate measures for ensuring the sustainability of the project results are foreseen
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Yes
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Economy, efficiency and effectiveness of expenditure and structured basis of the budget
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Criteria |
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The budget is set out in detail with the necessary arguments and justification
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Yes
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The project expenditures are set for spending during the eligibility period
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Yes
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The project expenditures are related to the objectives of the project
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Yes
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The project expenditures are proportional
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Yes
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The project expenditures are necessary for the implementation of the project
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Yes
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The project expenditures aim at achieving the objectives of the project only in a manner consistent with the principles of economy, efficiency and effectiveness
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Yes
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The project expenditures meet the requirements of applicable tax and social legislation
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Yes
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There is a compliance and logical connection between the activities and expenditures, as all the costs are fully compliant with the activities envisaged for their implementation
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Yes
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The estimated expenditures lead to the timely, quantitative and qualitative implementation of the planned activities and to the achievement of the expected project results
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Yes
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The set percentage limits of the different types of project expenditures are observed when establishing the budget
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Yes
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The set values are planned in line with the expenditures envisaged by activities
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Yes
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All expenditures are eligible (according to the chapter 8 of the Regulation)
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Yes
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Expenditures on information and publicity are envisaged under the Regulation and the Information and Publicity Requirements
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Yes
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