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News
[ Programme ]
Call for tenders - Study on the exchange of experience processes
The INTERREG IVC programme is looking for expert(s) to carry out a study on the exchange of experience processes developed by the 184 Regional Initiatives Projects.
[ Programme ]
Report on Sofia Communication Seminar now available
INTERREG IVC communication seminar took place in Sofia in mid-April to provide representatives of projects from all calls for proposals with helpful tips on their communication activities. A report on the event is now available for all to read.
Netherlands
National Contact Points
Charlotte Bol
Unit of European Affairs
Postbus 90151
5200 s-Hertogenbosch
Netherlands
Phone: + 31 (73) 681 2179
Fax: + 31 (61) 830 3096
E-mail: cbol@brabant.nl
Frank Everaarts
Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment
International Affairs Directorate
Visiting address: Plesmanweg 1-6, 2597 JG Den Haag, The Netherlands
Mail address: P.O. Box 20951, 2500 EZ Den Haag, The Netherlands
Phone: +31-70-4566425
E-mail: frank.everaarts@minienm.nl
Edwin Koning
Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment
International Affairs Directorate
Visiting address: Plesmanweg 1-6, 2597 JG Den Haag, The Netherlands
Mail address: P.O. Box 20951, 2500 EZ Den Haag, The Netherlands
Phone: +31-70-4566423
E-mail: edwin.koning@minienm.nl
Mark Overman
Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment
International Affairs Directorate
Visiting address: Plesmanweg 1-6, 2597 JG Den Haag, The Netherlands
Mail address: P.O. Box 20951, 2500 EZ Den Haag, The Netherlands
Phone: +31-70-4566429
E-mail: mark.overman@minienm.nl
Yolanda Schmal
INTERREG cordinator
Province of Noord-Holland
European Affairs
PO box 3007
2001 DA Haarlem
Netherlands
Phone: + 31 (0) 23 514 3401
Fax: +31 (0) 23 514 3599
E-mail: schmaly@noord-holland.nl
Wim Vergeer
NL Milieu en Leefomgeving
Agentschap NL
P.O.Box 8242
NL- 3503 RE UTRECHT
Netherlands
Phone: + 31 (88) 602 2695
Fax: + 31 (88) 602 9310
E-mail: wim.vergeer@agentschapnl.nl
First Level Control Requirements
The Netherlands has chosen a decentralized control system. The project partner (All project partners other than the Lead Partner) will have to propose an independent controller (internal or external), to the following body:
Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment
International Affairs Directorate
Visiting address: Plesmanweg 1-6, 2597 JG Den Haag, The Netherlands
Mail address: P.O. Box 20951, 2500 EZ Den Haag, The Netherlands
Contacts:
Mr Xander Storms
Phone: +31-70-4561928
E-mail: xander.storms@minienm.nl
Ms Monique de Beer
Phone: +31-70-4561822
E-mail: monique.debeer@minienm.nl
This body will authorise the controller proposed by the project partner :
- if the internal management and control system is considered to be reliable.
- if the controller is considered to be sufficiently independent from project activities and finances and qualified to carry out the control of an INTERREG IVC project.
The controller has to be officially authorized before the first expenditure can be reported and confirmed.
The costs resulting from the control (staff costs in case of an internal controller, external expertise costs in case of an external controller) can be reported as eligible costs (costs that are in line with the programme requirements and can be approved for co-financing from the ERDF) in compliance with the relevant EU-regulations and programme rules.
Local and regional authorities please take note of the following information:
Dutch local and regional authorities are able to reclaim VAT from a Compensation Fund. This has existed since the start of the programming period and even before. VAT does not constitute eligible expenditure unless it is genuinely and definitively borne by the partner. VAT which is recoverable by whatever means cannot be considered as eligible even if it is not actually recovered by the partner.


