Ex-post evaluation of the European Union's Civil Protection Mechanism (including RescEU)
Policy assessment
The Foresight, Studies and policy Assessment Unit (FSA) coordinates the EESC's contribution to the evaluations of EU policies and legislation.
The unit has been assigned with introducing the systematic practice of analysis and policy evaluation in the EESC. In July 2016 the unit launched its first evaluations (Information Reports).
The FSA unit develops strategies and methodological guidelines for the implementation of evaluation in close collaboration with the sections, observatories and CCMI.
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Horizon 2020 was the EU's research and innovation funding programme for 2014-2020, with a budget of nearly €80 billion. The Commission intends to evaluate this programme in order to improve the implementation of current EU research and innovation measures and the design of future measures. It also fulfils the Commission’s legal obligation to explain how it has spent public funds (Article 32 of Regulation 1291/2013).
SOC/714 Technical annex - Evaluation of the Employment and Social Innovation Programme (EASI), including the EPMF
Evaluation of e-Cohesion 2014-2020:
The objective of the evaluation is to gather evidence on the implementation and performance of e-Cohesion systems for the operational programs funded by ERDF and Cohesion Fund during the programming period 2014-2020. Performance of e-Cohesion systems is understood primarily as: simplification, reduced administrative burden, and streamlined reporting and verification procedures for the four main types of users of such systems: i) beneficiaries, ii) managing authorities and intermediate bodies, iii) certifying authorities, iv) and audit authorities.
The SUD can play a central role in the European Green Deal framework, being crucial to the Commission's Farm-to-Fork strategy for shifting to a fair, healthy and environmentally friendly food system, and complementary to both the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 and the Zero Pollution Strategy.
The Commission is undertaking a series of evaluations of the Common Agricultural Policy for the timeframe 2014-2020, assessing performance against the CAP's general objectives. Since the evaluation targets CAP socioeconomic impacts, representing a wide-ranging scope, the EESC provided a complementary evaluation focusing on five countries whose selection has been made together with the Commission in order to maximise complementarity and added value to the EC evaluation.