Netherlands
This page contains information on the bodies responsible for Structural Funds programmes and on the project control system in the Netherlands. You may also speak directly with the Interreg Europe representatives in the Netherlands.
Contacts
Netherlands Enterprise Agency
P.O.Box 8242
3503 RE UTRECHT
Netherlands
Netherlands Enterprise Agency
P.O.Box 8242
3503 RE UTRECHT
Netherlands
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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 NL tab for information about the Netherlands.
You can also find the list of managing authorities at the European Commission's search page. Select Netherlands 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 about the control system and national guidance set up in the Netherlands for the 2021-2027 programming period.
The control system
Netherland uses a decentralised control system. The approbation body will approve an independent, qualified controller based on a proposal made by the project partner.
The approbation body
Address | Contact |
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Address Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) |
Contact Pamela Mulder  |
The costs
The costs resulting from the control are borne by the project partners and can be reported as eligible costs in compliance with the relevant EU regulations and programme rules. The costs will be the outcome of the procurement process and negotiations between the project partner and the party doing the verifications.
These costs should therefore be planned in the project budget.
On-the-spot checks
At least one "on-the-spot check" (done on-the-spot, not virtually) will be carried out during the project lifetime in projects where partners report equipment and/ or infrastructure & works costs related to a pilot action.
Based on their professional judgement, the controller can however decide to carry out an on-the-spot check for a project not reporting pilot equipment/infrastructure costs, if they deem that it has an added value for their check (e.g. in case of suspicion of fraud, issues with the partner reporting / understanding of requirements, doubts about the proper functioning of internal processes, etc.).Â
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