Examples of using Devco in English and their translations into Slovak
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Source: DEVCO Academy.
DEVCO Internal Control architecture.
In 2014,human resources under Heading 5 are split as follows between DEVCO and FPI.
DEVCO Internal Control architecture.
Regular reporting from EUDelegations to HQ(External Assistance Management Reports for DEVCO) including an annual Statement of Assurance by the Head of Delegation;
Authorized staff to be deployed in Delegations under the DB 2012 and financed by the BA line amounts to 35 Contract Agentsof which 30 for FPI and 5 for DEVCO.
(a) DG HOME to consider defining, in cooperation with DG DEVCO and DG NEAR, a key performance indicator related to the elimination of the underlying and root causes of irregular migration;
The relationships between each step in the chain should be clear and logical so as to avoid gaps in the logic and‘orphan' outputs or impacts.‘-ref. evaluation DEVCO 1292.
(55) DG AGRI, DG DEVCO, DG EMPL, DG for Enterprise and Industry(DG ENTR)- now called DG for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs(DG Growth), DG for the Environment(DG ENV) and DG REGIO.
This EUTF steering committee has already met twice since its inception in March 2017;-taking stock of experience accumulated so far and revising DEVCO guidelines and templates.
Asks DG DEVCO to define KPIs in such a way that make it possible to measure the performance of the development cooperation policy; and to do so without compromising EU diplomatic policy via its delegations;
The Commission willfurther clarify clearing rules for Contribution Agreements in the DEVCO Companion and insist on the obligation for clearing to be based on actual incurred expenditure not including legal commitments.
In 2017 DG DEVCO carried out its sixth RER study to estimate the level of error which had evaded all management checks to prevent, detect and correct errors across its entire area of responsibility(31).
Clear and formalised lines of financial accountability(from the Delegated Authorising officer(Director General)) by means of a subdelegation from the Subdelegated Authorising Officer(Director)at HQ to the Head of Delegation(for DEVCO);
DG NEAR had implemented three of these projects and DG DEVCO had implemented the other four.(d) We assessed the annual activity reports of DG DEVCO and DG NEAR presented information on regularity of spending that was broadly consistent with our results.
With respect to outputs and outcomes at the level of AAPs, significant steps taken are the inclusion of an indicative logical framework matrix for each action at the level of the AAP anda dedicated team in DG DEVCO to ensure the quality of logframes.
Based on the DG DEVCO analysis of our results and those of the RER studies in 2012-2014(52), DG DEVCO assessed two spending areas as high risk:(i) grants in direct management and(ii) indirect management with international organisations.
As regards human resources under Heading 4(BA line of the EIDHR programme), the staff that will be financed by the BAline in 2014 amounts to 102,1 CA for Devco(28,7 at Headquarters and 73,4 CA in Delegations) and 6 CA for FPI in Headquarters.
In its 2016 annual activity report(AAR), DG DEVCO extended the 2015 reservation for‘grants under direct management' and‘indirect management via international organisations' to also include‘grants and programme estimates under indirect management'.
As in previous years, Commission officials from the Secretariat-General, and from Directorates-General(DGs) COMM, TAXUD, TRADE, ECFIN, ENER, MARKT, OLAF, JRC, JUST, SANCO, HOME, ELARG, ENTR, ENV, COMP,ESTAT, DEVCO, MARE and CNECT attended various meetings in Committees of national Parliaments.
The Commission would like to stress that there was effective coordination between DG ECHO and DG DEVCO both at headquarters and EU Delegation level, particularly during the identification and formulation of relevant actions in areas where DG ECHO provided humanitarian assistance.
(52) DG DEVCO performed a risk analysis of five main spending areas:(i) direct management- grants(17% of total DG DEVCO spending in 2015);(ii) direct management- budget support(23%);(iii) direct management- procurement(7%);(iv) indirect management with beneficiary countries(22%);(v) indirect management with international organisations and EU Member State agencies(26%).
Box 3- Examples of the applicant registration systemsused by different Commission departments DG DEVCO and DG NEAR use the‘Potential Applicant Data On-Line Registration'(PADOR), an online system in which organisations applying for funding register and regularly update information.
Urges the Commission, especially DG DEVCO, and the European External Action Service(EEAS) to improve their cooperation and coordination of programming, particularly by synergising political and diplomatic work and through the joint implementation, including via monitoring and assessment, of funding and projects;
DG NEAR measured each of the three RERs on a different basis:(a) RER for ENI(0,64%) was determined by an external contractor following amethodology similar to the one applied for DG DEVCO RER(14).(b) DG NEAR calculated RER for‘IPA under direct management'(1,62%) on the basis of its own ex post controls on a sample of transactions.
Given the risk environment DG DEVCO operates in, and the fact that the residual error is not a consequence of the design of the control system, but rather of weaknesses in its implementation, it is still reasonable to conclude that the control procedures in place give the necessary guarantees concerning legality and regularity of the underlying transactions.
We covered the main policy areas in terms of their volume of funds committed to NGOs(see Figure 2), namely the main DGs involved in external action(DG ECHO,DG DEVCO and DG NEAR) and two additional DGs allocating significant funds to NGOs: the Directorate-General for Research and Innovation(DG RTD) and the Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture(DG EAC).
In addition, Commission officials(in particular from DGs COMM, TAXUD, ECFIN,MARKT, DEVCO, HOME, MARE, ENER, OLAF, JUST and ENTR) attended meetings of the permanent representatives of national Parliaments based in Brussels to discuss a variety of current initiatives or ongoing issues.
We gathered evidence through desk reviews and interviews with several Commission DGs(DG BUDG,DG DEVCO, DG NEAR, DG ECHO, DG RTD, DG EAC and DG ENV), as well as with the Research Executive Agency(REA), the Education Audio-visual and Culture Executive Agency(EACEA) and the Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises(EASME).
Recommendation 4 Identify potential synergies andother available funding sources DG DEVCO and the EEAS should work together with other relevant Commission Directorates-General, in particular with DG NEAR, as well as with other donors in order to identify potential synergies and available funding sources which could be better used to support CBRN activities.