Go to main menu Go to search Go to main content Go to footer
Image
Estonian flag

Estonia

This page contains information on the bodies responsible for Structural Funds programmes and on the project control system in Estonia. You may also speak directly with the Interreg Europe representatives in Estonia.

Contacts

Organisation

Ministry of Regional Affairs and Agriculture

Regional Development Department
Suur-Ameerika 1
10122 Tallinn
Estonia

Contact
Organisation

Ministry of Regional Affairs and Agriculture

Regional Development Department
Suur-Ameerika 1
10122 Tallinn
Estonia

Contact

List of Structural Funds programmes

Download the latest list of managing authorities and intermediate bodies responsible for Structural Funds programmes in each country. Select the EE tab for information about Estonia.

You can also find the list of managing authorities at the European Commission's search page. Select Estonia for the latest information.

Bodies responsible for Structural Funds programmes

The list of managing authorities or intermediate bodies responsible for the Structural Funds (Investment for jobs and growth) programmes in the EU Member States. Last update on 17-05-2024.

Control system

This section provides information on the system set up for control in Estonia for the 2021-2027 programming period. 

The control system

Estonia uses a centralised control system. The control is carried out by employees of the control body mentioned below.

Interreg Control and Regional Development Unit is responsible for checking partner reports and carrying out on-the-spot checks.

The control body

Address Contact
Address

State Shared Service Centre
Interreg Control and Regional Development Unit
Lõkke 4, Tallinn 10122, Estonia

Contact

Marin Olo
+ 372 663 1900

The costs

The State Shared Service Centre will not charge costs for control.

On-the-spot checks

On-the-spot checks will be carried out on a sample basis.   

If either equipment will be purchased or investments made by a project partner during the implementation of project activities, on-the-spot check of the respective project partner must be conducted at least once during the lifetime of the project before the final payment.

 

In the event of risks or shortcomings (i.e problems with reporting, eligibility, procurements) are found by the financial controller during the desk-based check of partner reports, it may lead to on-the-spot checks, even if it was not initially planned.

Get inspired

Have a look at the Estonian content on our website. Scroll through our project ideas and good practices, or contact our Estonian community members and organisations.

Programme services

Image
People network at project partner event

Project funding

Develop your project idea, make it relevant for our programme and prepare your project application.

Image
People speaking around a table at an event

Policy advice

Get support for our policy challenges from a team of experts. Discover the services we offer.