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Summary of the ex ante evaluations of the Partnership Agreement Based on positive experience from previous programming periods, the Czech Republic has decided to make an ex ante evaluation of the Partnership Agreement in addition to the statutory duties.The basic requirement in respect of ex ante evaluations is impartialness and independence. For this reason ex ante evaluations are prepared as technical assistance by an outside vendor. The Partnership Agreement ex ante evaluation and reflections on its recommendations is an essential part of finding the best setting and improving the quality of the resulting draft Partnership Agreement. Ex ante evaluation is a major tool of influencing the strategic and the implementation parts of the Partnership Agreement; it will contribute to a better focus of the Agreement and ensure conditions for the most effective implementation of CSF fund interventions. The purpose of ex ante evaluation is to check whether the proposed focus and method of execution the priorities defined for CSF fund interventions for the 2014-2020 programming period and the method of their implementation are the best solutions to the problems and disparities and, at the same time, the optimum way of spending money to eliminate such problems and disparities. The subject of the Partnership Agreement ex ante evaluation will be the preparation of the said document (programming) as well as the proposed manner of implementation, financial control (including checks and audit), material and financial monitoring and evaluation. The author of the Partnership Agreement ex ante evaluation will also provide assistance for the MoRD in coordinated preparation of programme ex ante evaluations and make comments on these evaluations. Collaboration with the evaluation’s author in discussing the evaluation with the EC will be added value in the Partnership Agreement ex ante evaluation. The Partnership Agreement ex ante evaluation has reached an advanced stage of vendor selection by now. After the vendor is selected, the time limits for objections will need to be observed and only then may an agreement be made with the author. The author will immediately start providing his service for the customer. Working with the author is planned for not only the preparation of the Partnership Agreement but also until the approval of the relevant sections of the Partnership Agreement by the EC.
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