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DOES THE COMMISSION ADEQUATELY ENSURE THE PROVISION OF CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT TO NSAS?
The new programme is also open to NSAs and local authorities from partner countries which thus should also be involved in the consultation.
The Commission has recently taken action to improve financial andoperational management of the EU assistance provided to NSAs.
As a follow up to the stress test, EIOPA issued a set of recommendations to NSAs in order to address in a coordinated way the identified vulnerabilities.
Traditionally, EC support to NSAs has been mainly provided by the thematic budget lines6, and to a lesser extent through the geographic budget lines7 and the EDF(Annex I).
Restrictions(technical characteristics) already recorded in other Registers to which access is given to NSAs do not need to be repeated in the NVR.
The EU funds directly attributed to NSAs in 2007 were approximately 915 million euro, 10% of the total aid to developing countries(general budget and EDF).
This difference does not result from an overall assessment of needs, butmainly reflects the fact that capacity-development support to NSAs in ACP countries is legally required, whereas for ALA countries it was not.
EC action in support to NSAs takes indeed into account the dual reality of supporting the right of initiative of Civil society organisations and the rising need of ensuring Ôalign-mentŐ to partners governments priorities.
Supportforcapacity developmentis envis-agedto help NSAstofulfiltheseroles. The EU funds directly attributed to NSAs in 2007 wereapproximately915 millioneuro, 10% of the total aid to developing countries(general budget and EDF).
The main funding source has been the ÔCo-financing with NGOsŐ programme(then restricted to European NGOs) which, established in 1976 with 2,5 million euro, rose to about 200 millioneuro/year in the mid-1990s, representing 23% of the total funding from the Commission to NSAs in 2007.
Despite the fact that former ALA regulation didnŐt formally envisage capacity building support to NSAs, various studies and programmes are being carried out in this issue in both Latin America& Asia.
Nevertheless, development funds directly attributed to NSAs with no intermedi-ary5 have gradually increased over the last decade, reaching, in 2007, approximately 10% of the combined general budget and European Development Fund(EDF) aid to developing countries(see Graph 1 and Annex I).
However, in the ALA countries,where thematic programmes are in practice the main instrument for the provision of capacity-development support to NSAs, the value of mapping studies is less strongly perceived.
Support to NSAs is meant to strengthen their role as partners in development cooperation(see paragraph 8 and Box 1) but it also includes training in project management to improve the quality of their projects and to increase their capacity to apply for and raise funds from donors.
Geographic programmes encompass the cooperation in development activity with partner 9 GRAPH 1 EVOLUTION OF PAYMENTS MADE TO NSAs* DURING THE PERIOD 2000Đ07 1 000 800 600 400 200 0 countries and regions, determined on a geographical basis.
The Court assessed whether the Commission adequately ensured that NSAs were effectively involved in the development cooperation process; whether it had efficient management systems to ensure that activities implemented by NSAs were relevant and likely to produce the intended results; andwhether it adequately ensured the provision of capacity development to NSAs. 3.
The Court examined whether such a strategy existed for the ACP countries(where the provision of capacity development to NSAs is binding), and for Asian and Latin American countries, where the former ALA regulation did not mention capacity development.
The audit approached this through the three following questions:(a) Does the Commission adequately ensure that NSAs are involved effectively in the development cooperation process?(b) Do the CommissionŐs management systems efficiently ensure that activities implemented by NSAs are relevant and likely to produce the intended results?(c)Does the Commission adequately ensure the provision of capacity development to NSAs?
The lack of a particular strategy is further underlined by the fact that for Asian and Latin American countries, where funds for NSA capacity development are more limited,the possibilities to mainstream involvement of and support to NSAs in the main sectoral programmes financed in these countries(e.g. health or education) have nevertheless not been fully explored.
The CourtŐs audit considered the two main roles of NSAs and asked whether the Commission: Ń adequately ensures that NSAs are involved effectively in the development cooperation process; Ń has efficient management systems to ensure that activities implemented by NSAs are relevant andlikely to produce the intended results; Ń adequately ensures the provision of capacity development to NSAs.
The Court also examined whether the entry in force in January 2007 of the DCI, which repealed the ALA regulation andmentions the provision of capacity development to NSAs, has meant any change in the existing strategies.
The audit noted other weaknesses in the consultation process: there was an absence of clear mechanisms for managing the consultations(e.g. absence of an action plan with a stable and predictable schedule of consultations over time), delays in distributing documents, late invitations, consultations at a late stage in the programming process, limited choice of NSAs, difficulty for NSAs to comment on the proposals, andinsufficient feedback to NSAs on the results of the consultations.
Considering that there are up to 20 NSAs in a college, there is a risk that important information may not be provided to all participants.
EDF 2001 2002 2003 Budget 2004 2005 Total 2006 2007* EU spending directly to development NSAs as first recipients of the payment.
The NSAs of Member States of export shall provide to the NSAs of the Member State of import, metadata relevant for the use of the data exchanged in the compilation of statistics.
The NSAs of the Member State of export shall provide to the NSAs of the Member State of import the statistical information on its intra-Union exports of goods to that Member State as set out in Article 12.
Support for capacity development is envisaged to help NSAs to fulfil these roles.
Specific training and detailed guidance on how to involve nsas need to be further developed 28.
The Commission agrees with the fact the regional andnational strategies to support NSAs should be carried out.