Examples of using Performance framework in English and their translations into Croatian
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The performance framework shall consist of.
The suitability of the milestones selected for the performance framework;
Performance framework in ESI Funds.
Recent reports for instance confirm the need to simplify rules andto strengthen or streamline the performance framework.
Each programme will have a performance framework to increase transparency and accountability.
Iv the methodology and mechanisms to ensure consistency in the functioning of the performance framework in accordance with Article 21;
Has the performance framework been revised and is it consistent with the amendments proposed to the programmes and priorities?
Following its undertaking in the 2012 synthesis report,the Commission has been working to strengthen its performance framework.
The performance framework shall consist of milestones established for each priority for the year 2018 and targets established for 2022.
Programmes supported by the ESI Funds will include a performance framework against which progress on commitments can be assessed.
The performance framework of EU spending programmes for 2014-2020 already contains relevant elements to report on the three dimensions.
There is evidence resulting from a performance review that a priority axis has failed to achieve the milestones set out in the performance framework;
Implementation of the performance framework is updated once a year in the working document accompanying the draft budget i.e. the Programme Statements.
There is evidence resulting from a performance review that a priority axis has significantly failed to achieve the milestones set out in the performance framework;
The performance framework and reserve in the CPR equally apply the performance principles to all European Structural and Investment Funds ESI Funds.
A consolidated table of milestones andtargets established in programmes for the performance framework referred to in Article 19(1), together with the methodology and mechanism to ensure consistency across programmes and CSF Funds;
In this context,the Commission presented on 14 September 2016, a comprehensive review of the functioning of the multiannual financial framework at mid-term including a review of the EU budget's performance framework.
Member States should establish a performance framework for each programme covering all indicators, milestones and targets to monitor, report on and evaluate programme performance. .
Where the Commission, based on the examination of the final implementation report of the programme, establishes a serious failure to achieve the targets set out in the performance framework, it may apply financial corrections in respect of the priorities concerned in accordance with Fund-specific rules.
The Member State shall establish a performance framework which shall allow monitoring, reporting on and evaluating programme performance during its implementation, and contribute to measuring the overall performance of the Funds.
Annual implementation reports shall set out information on implementation of the programme and its priorities by reference to the financial data, common and programme-specific indicators and quantified target values, including changes in result indicators, andthe milestones defined in the performance framework.
It establishes a performance framework based on measurable indicators and targets linked to the release of a performance reserve and also introduces ex-ante conditionalities and creates closer linkages with the EU economic governance.
There is evidence resulting from the performance review for a priority that there has been a serious failure in achieving that priority's milestones relating to financial and output indicators andkey implementation steps set out in the performance framework subject to the conditions set out in Article 22.
The performance framework shall consist of milestones established for each priority, with the exception of priorities dedicated to technical assistance and programmes dedicated to financial instruments in accordance with Article 39, for the year 2018 and targets established for 2023.
In accordance with Article 22(7), where the Commission, based on the examination of the final implementation report of the operational programme for the Funds orthe last annual implementation report for the EMFF, establishes a serious failure to achieve the targets set out in the performance framework, it may apply financial corrections in respect of the priorities concerned, by means of implementing acts.
The performance framework shall consist of milestones established for each priority for two specific years of the programme period, preceding the years of the performance review to be mutually agreed by the Member State and the Commission, and targets established for 2022.
Annual implementation reports shall set out key information on implementation of the programme and its priorities by reference to the financial data, common and programme-specific indicators and quantified target values, including changes in the value of result indicators where appropriate, and,beginning from the annual implementation report to be submitted in 2017, the milestones defined in the performance framework.
The performance framework, in particular the milestones and targets for each indicator(financial, output and result where appropriate) in every priority subject to reprogramming, while demonstrating the respect of the requirement that the output indicators and key implementation steps set out in the performance framework correspond to more than 50% of the financial allocation to the priority;
Commission Implementing Regulation(EU) 2019/256 of 13 February 2019 amending Implementing Regulation(EU) 2015/207 with regard to changes to the models for submission of the information on a major project, for the joint action plan, for the implementation reports for the Investment for growth and jobs goal and for the European territorial cooperation goal andcorrecting that Regulation with regard to data for the purpose of the performance review and performance framework.
Following application of the performance framework in accordance with Article 22, where priorities have not achieved their milestones, the Commission shall where necessary decommit the corresponding appropriations committed to the programmes concerned as part of the performance reserve and shall make them available again for the programmes for which the allocation is increased as a result of an amendment approved by the Commission in accordance with Article 225.