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The Commission agrees that the managing authorities should make the best use of the existing legal requirements.
Managing Authorities should carry out evaluations to assess the effectiveness, efficiency and impact of a programme.
It has already been giving guidelines to the Member States on the way managing authorities should define and implement their management verifications.
For this reason, managing authorities should assess whether preferential treatment exists and whether it is justified36.
Therefore, it has given guidelines to Member States on the way Managing Authorities should define and implement their management verifications.
Managing authorities should work with their AFCOSs, and there is a need for adequate coordination among all administrative and law enforcement bodies.
However, the Commission has been giving guidelines to the Member States on the way managing authorities should define and implement their management verifications.
Managing authorities should also have the possibility to implement financial instruments directly, through specific funds or through funds of funds.
Therefore, it has given guidelines to Member States on the way managing authorities should define and implement their management verifications, including in relation to public procurement and State aid issues.
Managing authorities should have the possibility to implement financial instruments through a direct award of a contract to the EIB and to international financial institutions.
This can be through training and guidance and, for regional andurban policy, managing authorities should carry over this knowledge to all bodies in charge of managing the funds.
For this, managing authorities should have an overall conception of their long-term needs and development requirements set out in an appropriate port development plan.
This can bedone through training and guidance and, for regional policy, managing authorities should carry over this knowledge acquired via training and guidance to all bodies in charge of managing the funds.
Managing authorities should have the possibility to contribute resources from programmes to financial instruments set up at Union level, or to instruments set up at regional level.
During the programming period managing authorities should carry out evaluations to assess the effectiveness and impact of a.
(42a) Managing authorities should have the possibility to implement financial instruments through a direct award of a contract to the EIB Group, national promotional banks and to international financial institutions(IFIs).
Target implementation date: by the end of 2016.(b) Member States' managing authorities should make extensive use of the existing performance-based elements of the remuneration for fund managers when negotiating funding agreements.
(42a) Managing authorities should have the possibility to implement financial instruments through a direct award of a contract to the EIB Group, national promotional banks and to international financial institutions(IFIs).
The Commission's guidance note on fraud risk assessment states in section 4.3.3 that“Managing authorities should have clear reporting mechanisms ensuring sufficient coordination on anti-fraud matters with the audit authority and competent investigative authorities in the Member State”.
RECOMMENDATION 2 Managing authorities should ensure that project selection criteria include consideration of whether there is a real need for such funding for the project to be realised.
During the programming period managing authorities should ensure that evaluations are carried out to assess the effectiveness and impact of a programme.
Managing authorities should pay particular attention not to support relocation when selecting operations and to treat sums unduly paid to operations not complying with the requirement of durability as irregularities.
Recommendation 5 Member State managing authorities should ensure that all beneficiaries receive the full EU contribution to their ERDF, CF and ESF projects on time.
Managing authorities should therefore decide on the most appropriate forms to implement financial instruments to address the specific needs of the target regions, in accordance with the objectives of the relevant programme.
Member States and Managing Authorities should make better use of simplified procedures, introducing simplifications for smaller projects and speeding up the decision-making process.
Managing authorities should therefore decide on the most appropriate forms to implement financial instruments to address the specific needs of the target regions, in accordance with the objectives of the relevant programme.
Member States and managing authorities should use the results of monitoring to evaluate the measures' effectiveness and rework their anti-fraud strategies and policies as necessary.
The Commission considers that managing authorities should be in a position to select from different mature project applications in order to fund those projects that would best achieve the programme's objectives.
For example, the Hungarian managing authorities should ensure that the verification procedures at the selection and management verification stages include proportionate anti-fraud measures including the tailoring of the IT subsystem.
The managing authorities should first make sure that the grant applications include relevant quantified objectives and indicators and assess the adherence of the project to the OP strategy and the adequacy of the likely results.