Projects implementation
This area is dedicated to the approved projects. Once projects are approved, it is essential to understand and comply with the Programme's key rules and requirements. The resources here presented provide you with templates, guides, and tips to support you in the successful implementation of your project. You can find detailed information on project reporting, financial management, communication and monitoring procedures. Regularly updated, this section serves as a valuable hub for project partnerships, offering guidance and tools to navigate the various stages of implementation efficiently.
- Subsidy Contract
- Partnership Agreement
- Legal entity public body law
- Lead Partner / Partner co-financing declarations
- Associated Partner declaration
- Legal representative declaration / LEAR declaration
- Bank statement EU template
- Project start declaration
- State Aids self-assessment
- Solvency declaration
- VAT statement
- Agreement with partners located outside Atlantic Area
- Beneficial Owner Declaration
- Templates for declarations
Projects are required to submit Progress Reports every six months and must detail project activities and expenditures over the specified timeframe. Projects can also submit Extraordinary Reports independently from the regular Progress Reports, they are essential for capturing expenditures that fall outside the standard six-month reporting cycle. These reports play a crucial role in maintaining accuracy and completeness in financial documentation.
To assist projects in the reporting process, you can find here guidance on preparing Progress Reports and handling Modification Requests.
- Programme Manual (Section 5) V4.1 - August 2024
- Template for Task assignment
- Template for Controllers Certificates - SIGI
- Templates for declarations
- Methodology for risk-based management verifications in 2021-2027
- FAQs projects approved
Guidelines
Beneficiaries must access the SIGI (Integrated Management and Monitoring System) platform to manage their project.
Here you can access application documents, submit Partner Progress Reports, interact with Controllers and National Authorities regarding the reporting process, submit a Project Progress Report and Payment Claims, request for project modifications, among other functionalities.
- User's Guide to complete the Progress Report in SIGI
- 1. Progress Report Form in SIGI - General principles
- 2. partner Progress Report (pPR) in SIGI
- 3. First level control in SIGI
- 4. National Authority validation in SIGI
- 5. Project Progress Report (PPR) in SIGI
- 6. How to update tax and social contributions declarations in SIGI
- 7. How to invite members of my organisation in SIGI
Access the SIGI Platform
Complementary information
Use the resources here available to better understand, simplify compliance efforts, and reduce the potential risks associated with State Aid.
Branding
Guidelines for project communication
- Guidance for project communication - section 5.5 of the Programme Manual
- Guidance on the correct use of the Atlantic Area logo in combination with other logos
Downloads
- Atlantic Area logotype (different file versions and colours)
- Editable project logos
- Background with blue rhombuses
- Thematic priorities symbols
- Templates for A3 posters
- Atlantic Area map
- Templates for durable plaques
Communicating Cohesion Policy
Legislation regarding communication and visibility
Projects must abide by the regulatory obligations relating to the EU communication and information requirements and the Subsidy Contract regarding beneficiaries’ responsibilities and obligations regarding publicity, communication and branding of projects.
- Regulation (EU) 2021/1059 - Section II, Article 36, point 4 of European Territorial Cooperation Regulation (Interreg)
- Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 - Article 50 and Annex IX of Common Provisions Regulation for Shared Funds (CPR)Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 - Article 50 and Annex IX of Common Provisions Regulation for Shared Funds (CPR)
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You can also contact the National Authority of your country:
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