Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 447/2014 CHAPTER II — Evaluation

Article 21–Article 22 · 2 articles

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Principles

Article 21

1. IPA II assistance shall be subject to evaluations, in accordance with Article 30(4) of Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 966/2012 with the aim of improving its relevance, coherence, quality, efficiency, effectiveness, Union added value, consistency and synergy with the relevant policy dialogue. 2. Evaluations may be carried out at policy, strategic, thematic, sectoral, programme and operational level as well as at country or regional level. 3. The results of evaluations shall be taken into account by the IPA monitoring committee and the sectoral monitoring committees.

Evaluations by the IPA II beneficiary under indirect management

Article 22

1. An IPA II beneficiary which has been entrusted budget implementation tasks of IPA II assistance shall be responsible for conducting evaluations of the programmes it manages. 2. The IPA II beneficiary shall draw up an evaluation plan presenting the evaluation activities which it intends to carry out in the different phases of the implementation.

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