IPA II beneficiary definition

IPA II beneficiary means one of the beneficiaries listed in Annex I to Regulation (EU) No 231/2014;

Examples of IPA II beneficiary in a sentence

  • In case of participation in Union programmes and agencies, implementation shall consist of payment to the programme or agency budget by the IPA II beneficiary.

  • The IPA II beneficiary shall retain for six years from the final date for operational implementation of a financing agreement, all documents relevant for the procurement and grant award procedures, contracts, addendum, relevant correspondence and all relevant documents relating to payments and recoveries.

  • The IPA II beneficiary shall ensure that for the treasury flows between the Commission and the IPA II beneficiary the rate recorded for conversion between euro and national currency is the monthly accounting rate of the euro established by the Commission for the month during which the expenditure paid was recorded in the accounts of the National Fund or the operating structure concerned specified in the relevant Financing Agreement.

  • For entrusting budget implementation tasks of IPA II assistance, the Commission may rely on an ex-ante assessment carried out with regard to an earlier Financing Agreement with the IPA II beneficiary or an ex-ante assessment carried out with regard to the conferral of management powers decided under Regulation (EC) No 1085/2006.

  • The group of auditors shall be chaired by the audit authority of the IPA II beneficiary where the contracting authority for the cross-border cooperation programme is located.

  • In addition to the information referred to in Clause 2, the IPA II beneficiary shall provide the Commission without delay with reference to any previous report made pursuant to that Clause, with details concerning the initiation, conclusion or abandonment of any procedures for imposing administrative or criminal penalties related to the reported irregularities as well as of the outcome of such procedures.

  • Where the Commission proposes a financial correction based on an extrapolation of the findings or at a flat rate pursuant to Article 43(6), the IPA II beneficiary shall be given the opportunity to provide information which would allow the Commission to establish the actual extent of any situation defined in Article 51(5), through an examination of the documentation concerned.

  • Before the Commission decides on the reciprocal access and on its duration, it will consult the IPA II beneficiary.

  • Exchange of information and documents between the Commission and the IPA II beneficiary concerning programmes, action documents, and their amendments as well as documentation relating to implementation of actions shall to the extent possible be made by electronic means.

  • Each IPA II beneficiary shall immediately report to the Commission and, where necessary, to the Member States or other IPA II beneficiaries concerned, any irregularities discovered or supposed to have occurred, where it is feared that they may very quickly have repercussions outside its territory.