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4. Triggering policy learning via formal EU evaluation requirements in the case of Cohesion Policy.

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Dotti, Nicola Francesco, Colnot, Louis, Walczyk, Julia, Kupiec, Tomasz, and Pellegrin, Julie

Subjects
EVALUATION research, RESEARCH evaluation, CULTURE, LITERATURE
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Published
2024
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7. Improving compliance of the EU Cohesion Policy via prevention measures? The case of the Polish Operational Programme ‘Technical Assistance’ 2014–2020

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Julia Walczyk, Nicola Francesco Dotti, Walczyk , Julia - University of Maastricht, the Centre for European Research in Maastricht, Limburg, the Netherlands, Dotti, Nicola Francesco - Vrije Universiteit Brussel, ECOOM Unit, R&D Department, Pleinlaan 2, 1050 Brussels, Belgium, Walczyk , Julia - j.walczyk@student.maastrichtuniversity.nl, and Dotti, Nicola Francesco - nicola.dotti@vub.be

Subjects
Cohesion Policy, Technical Assistance, Geography, Planning and Development, Poland, financial compliance, quality of government
Abstract

The EU Cohesion Policy was observed to be marked by financial compliance problems due to a relatively high level of irregularities. This problem brings into question the issue of how to prevent such infringements of the rules applicable to EU expenditure. Against this backdrop, this article investigates how Poland worked to prevent irregularities during the 2014–2020 programming period. Specifically, the focus is on whether prevention measures enhanced Poland’s financial compliance performance. For this purpose, a novel model of ‘non-compliance financial rate’ (NCFR) is proposed and triangulated with qualitative findings from semi-structured interviews and documentary analysis, which has shown encouraging results that might be relevant also for other Member States.

Published
2021

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