erasmus 2021-2027 indicative implementation steps
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ERASMUS 2021-2027
INDICATIVE IMPLEMENTATION STEPS
INDICATIVE ROADMAP
CO-CREATION OUTREACH TRAINING
Launchof
Call
General description of actions Main rules (incl. funding rules)
Main IT Requirements
20192018 2020 2021
Programme GuideDocuments for National Agencies
Launch of analyses and studies
(e.g.: grant levels)
FINE-TUNING
JAN2019
DEC2018
JAN2020
DEC2019
SEP2018
JAN2021
DEC2020
MID2019
MID2020
FORMULATION OF ACTIONS
TRAINING &TESTING
OCT2020
FEB2021
FirstDeadlineDEFINITION AND
ANALYSIS
PERIODIC CONSULTATIONS
DESIGN OFACTIONS
(INCLUDINGFUNDING RULES)
ACTIVEOUTREACH
IMPLEMENTINGPARTNERS
IT SYSTEMS
INCLUSION & USER-FRIENDLINESS
MAIN WORK STRANDS
CONSULTATIONS
National Authorities: Programme committee meetings, ad hoc consultations, periodical information
National Agencies: NA meetings, Business meetings, NA Working Groups, webinars, regular consultations, staff training
EU INSTITUTIONS AND STAKEHOLDERS Beneficiaries (organisations, experts, final participants…)
Other EU Institutions (EP, CoR, EESC)
(possible) Jumbo consultation event: autumn 2019 representatives of all stakeholders and partners
IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS
Key Milestones
KEY MILESTONES – SIMPLIFIED GRANTS
Main principles- wide application of the simplified forms of grants
- in close cooperation with National Agencies
- particular attention to the following key aspects:
• Inclusiveness• Further simplification• Respect of no-profit, co-financing and equal
treatment principles [in line with the newFinancial Regulation]
- main elements to be looked at:
• Level of grants• Conditions for different target groups• Items of the funding rules• Modalities of adaptation at country (or at country
group) level
Launch of analysis (and external studies
if needed) on grant levels & simplification
of funding rules
01 (Q3 2018)
02 (Q3 2018)
03 (Q1 2019)
04 (Q2/3 2019)
05 (Q3 2019)
Definition and Planning
Collect first-hand experiences and needs from stakeholders and users. Analysis of the results
First -draft of conclusions and
suggestions
Consultation on preliminary conclusions 06 (Q4 2019)
Fine-tuning and final validation
KEY MILESTONES – INDIRECT MANAGEMENT
2019: Guidelines for National Authorities and Independent Audit Bodiesfor readiness check within the 2019 Yearly Management Declarationexercise
15 March 2020: Readiness check submitted with the Independent AuditOpinions
April 2020: Issue request for designation on provisional basis if legalbase not adopted, or full designation if legal base is adopted
15 June 2020: Receive designations and (light) ex-ante complianceassessment from National Authorities
Throughout 2020: Finalisation of reference documents for NAs (Guidefor NAs, NA work programme and other templates, contributionagreement template)
KEY MILESTONES - COMITOLOGY
Preparatory discussions under the current Erasmus+Committee
Erasmus Committee: following the adoption of the ErasmusRegulation
First Work Programme (WP): August 2020 at the latest (withsuspensive clause pending the adoption of the legal basis)
Content of the WP: general description and essential criteria of all Erasmus actions
proposal for the allocation of funds across actions
proposal of a method of allocation of funds at country level
KEY MILESTONES - IT SYSTEMS
IT is the backbone of the programme and needs fit-for-purpose systems
2018: Assessment of current systems, gathering of business requirements
2019: Defining specifications, and main IT developments
2020: Continued development, testing and adaptation. Ready for launch of first calls (October 2020)
MONITORING AND EVALUATION
A monitoring and evaluation framework could include: a list of indicators for evaluation purposes; the definitions of all indicators required for each specific objective of
the Programmes at all levels: output, result and impact; use of the indicator, with baseline, milestones and targets, where
appropriate; the data source and responsible to provide the information; the regularity of data collection; the data format and processing, where appropriate.