Examples of using Implemented by ngos in English and their translations into Slovak
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The information collected on the EU funds implemented by NGOs is not uniform.
Information on EU funds implemented by NGOs is published in several systems but the information disclosed is limited.
Our audit examined whether EU funding implemented by NGOs was transparent.
Furthermore, we formulated a number ofrecommendations for improving the transparency of the EU funds implemented by NGOs.
We also assessed whether the Commission collected information on actions implemented by NGOs, checked it and disclosed it appropriately(sub-question 3).
All these mechanisms representimportant elementsinthe whole control andsupport process of the projects implemented by NGOs/NSAs.
EN 2018 SpecialReport NO 35 Transparency of EU funds implemented by NGOs: more effort needed(pursuant to Article 287(4), second subparagraph, TFEU).
All these mechanisms represent important elements in the whole control andsupport process of the projects implemented by NGOs/NSAs.
We reviewed the procedures used for selecting actions implemented by NGOs, the tools used to collect information on NGO funding and the subsequent disclosure of that information.
We aimed to answer the following question:Is EU funding implemented by NGOs transparent?
Information on EU funds implemented by NGOs is published in several systems but the information disclosed is limited, except in the area of external action(see paragraphs 51 to 56).
On the basis of the observations in this report, we have formulated a number ofrecommendations for improving the transparency of EU funds implemented by NGOs.
We assessed the Commission's identification of entities as NGOs, where the EU funds implemented by NGOs go and whether the Commission disclosed this information in a transparent manner.
In the area of external action, we examined whether the Commission complied with international aid transparency standardswhen publishing information on EU funds implemented by NGOs.
These projects however, are mostly initiated by local or regional authorities and are implemented by NGOs, so their result is bound to be limited to a given territory and their sustainability remains uncertain.
Projects supported from this budget line were relatively small(typically 1,0 to 2,5 million euro)and generally implemented by NGOs following a call for project proposals from the Commission.
Our audit examined the transparency of EU funds implemented by NGOs with special focus on the external action, amongst all policy areas, the largest area where EU funds are implemented by NGOs. .
To achieve this objective, we first assessed the Commission's identification of entities as NGOs; then we assessed where the EU funds implemented by NGOs went and whether the Commission disclosed this information in a transparent manner.
(a) Usually,these general budget lines health projects proposed and implemented by NGOs and other non-state actors are fundedby the Commission only if they are sufficiently compatible with the health policies and plans of the countries in which they are implemented. .
Although projects generally strengthened the position of civilsociety, two out of four audited projects implemented by NGOs did not deliver all the expected outputs, mainly due to over- ambitious objectives.
EU financial support for non-discrimination andequal opportunities is made available for projects implemented by NGOs and international organisations in third countries through the European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights, as well as certain cooperation programmes with countries in Asia, Latin America, and the ACP and MEDA regions.
We recommend that the Commission:(a) improve the reliability of the information on NGOs in its accounting system;(b) check the application of rules and procedures regardingsub-granting to NGOs;(c) improve the information collected on funds implemented by NGOs; and(d) adopt a uniform approach to publishing details on funds provided to NGOs and verify the publication by UN bodies of complete and accurate data on contracts awarded to NGOs using EU funding. 6.
Welcomes the European Court of Auditorsrecommendations for improving the transparency of EU funds implemented by NGOs published in the special report 2018/ 35, where it, amongst other things, recommends that the Commission improve the reliability of the information on NGOs in its accounting system, and that the Commission improve the information collected on funds implemented by NGOs;
However, this approach is not feasible in the case of projects implemented by NGOs funded through the Environment and Forestry budget line since beneficiary country governments are not eligible.
This resulted in an overcharging of overheads for the costs of the actions implemented by the NGOs.