ADDITIONAL IMPLEMENTING STRUCTURES Sample Clauses

ADDITIONAL IMPLEMENTING STRUCTURES. The National Focal Point remains responsible to the FMC for the correct implementation of project selection and project monitoring.
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ADDITIONAL IMPLEMENTING STRUCTURES. Steering Committee The Steering Committee is chaired by the FP. The Steering Committee is an advisory body to the FP regarding the identification, development and selections of proposals. The Steering Committee shall comprise of members from the FP as well as other ministries and actors from civil society. The Norwegian Financial Mechanism shall be invited to observe meetings and be allowed to comment on proceedings. Where appropriate, interested parties from the sectors in which assistance is applied for may be allowed to take part in meetings of the Committee. The Steering Committee’s tasks consist of giving opinions and making recommendations on projects to the FP, including determining which projects should be forwarded to the FMO. In order to properly evaluate project applications, the Steering Committee may create working groups and use individual experts or other institutions. It is expected that the majority of the funds are allocated to individual projects. The GOEA will appoint the Steering Committee. The Steering Committee shall include representatives of: • the National Focal Point; • relevant line ministries or governmental bodies; • social and economic partners; • regional and local level government; • NGOs.
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ADDITIONAL IMPLEMENTING STRUCTURES. (Steering Committee, Monitoring Committee and Intermediate Bodies) Steering Committee The Ministry of Finance will establish one Steering Committee for the Norwegian Financial Mechanism and the EEA Financial Mechanism. The Steering Committee is an advisory body to the NFP. The Steering Committee’s tasks include giving an opinion and making recommendations on projects that are eligible for support within the Financial Mechanisms, and in the case of Programmes and Block Grants, on the project selection criteria and application process. A representative of the NFP shall chair the Steering Committee. The Committee shall be made up of representatives of: - the NFP; - relevant line ministries; - the CFCA; - the Paying Authority (Treasury); - social and economic partners; - NGOs; - regional representatives (of 5 planning regions). The Chairman of the Committee invites, as observers, representatives of the Financial Mechanism Office, and, as appropriate, representatives of other institutions and organisations, whose presence could be essential to the effective implementation of the assistance provided by the Financial Mechanisms. In order to properly evaluate applications for funds for Projects, Programmes or Block Grants, the Steering Committee may create working groups and use the services of individual experts or other institutions.
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ADDITIONAL IMPLEMENTING STRUCTURES. The Monitoring Committee The National Focal Point will establish one Monitoring Committee for the EEA Financial Mechanism and the Norwegian Financial Mechanism. The Monitoring Committee is an advisory body to the National Focal Point regarding the selection, management and monitoring of projects. The Monitoring Committee shall: • give recommendation to the National Focal Point on applications to be submitted to the FMO; • monitor compliance with the Rules and Procedures; • review overall progress and financial reports; • approve the Annual Monitoring Report prepared by the National Focal Point. The Monitoring Committee shall consist of representatives from: • the National Focal Point; • the CPMA; • relevant line ministries; • regional and local level government; • non-governmental institutions, including social and economic partners. Representatives of the Financial Mechanism Office will be invited as observers.
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ADDITIONAL IMPLEMENTING STRUCTURES. Steering Committee The Steering Committee is chaired by the FP. The Steering Committee is an advisory body to the FP regarding the identification, development and selections of proposals. The Steering Committee shall be comprised of members from FP as well as other ministries and actors from civil society. The EEA Financial Mechanism shall be invited to observe meetings and be allowed to comment on proceedings. Where appropriate, interested parties from the sectors in which assistance is applied for may be allowed to take part in meetings of the Committee. The Steering Committee’s tasks include giving opinion and making recommendation to the FP on which projects should be forwarded to the FMO. In order to properly evaluate project applications Steering Committee may create working groups and use individual experts or other institutions. It is expected that the majority of the funds are allocated to individual projects. GOEA will appoint the Steering Committee. The Steering Committee shall include representatives of: • the FP; • relevant line ministries or governmental bodies; • social and economic partners; • local level government, and • NGOs.
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ADDITIONAL IMPLEMENTING STRUCTURES. The Steering Committee is an advisory body to the National Focal Point in respect of the identification, evaluation and classification of proposals. The Steering Committee’s task is to provide opinions and recommendations to the National Focal Point on projects that are eligible for support within the EEA Financial Mechanism. In order to appropriately evaluate projects, the Steering Committee could create working groups and use the services of individual experts or other institutions. The Steering Committee shall operate in an open and transparent manner. The Steering Committee is independent from potential applicants. It will be comprised of representatives of the National Focal Point, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Development., Ministry of Employment and Social Protection, NGOs, social and economic partners, and regional and local governments. The Monitoring Committee – The Ministry of Economy and Finance will establish a Monitoring Committee for the EEA Financial Mechanism in order to secure an open and transparent implementation of the EEA Financial Mechanism. The Monitoring Committee is broad-based, comprised of members from relevant ministries, social and economic partners, actors from civil society and NGOs, representatives of regional and local administrations. Representatives from the FMO and the Norwegian Embassy in Athens shall be invited to attend meetings of the Monitoring Committee with an observer status. The Committee is responsible to the National Focal Point for the monitoring of project realisation within the framework of EEA Financial Mechanism. The Monitoring Committee is in particular responsible for the following: • reviewing overall progress and financial reports; • reviewing periodically the project progress; • reviewing the process in respect of the strategic priorities; • examining and approving periodical reports on the use of financial resources; • ensuring that the National Focal Point is fully informed about the progress of programs, projects and other specific forms of grant assistance and compliance with terms and conditions of the grant; • ensuring that publicity measures are correctly followed by Project Promoters.
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