Zadar, Croatia – EU Funds in a New Era: MFF, NRPP and Simplified Programming 2028 – 2034
Overview
The new Multiannual Financial Framework of the European Union (2028–2034) will bring significant changes to funding priorities, implementation rules, and the role of member states in the programming of European funds.
The post-2027 EU budget introduces a fundamentally different delivery architecture for EU Funds, centred on National and Regional Partnership Plans (NRPPs), a more agile Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) and a strong shift towards performance-based implementation, including Financing Not Linked to Costs (FNLC) and expanded use of Simplified Cost Options (SCOs).
This advanced, practice-oriented seminar provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the new programming logic, regulatory requirements, and practical implementation implications for Member States, managing authorities, and other key stakeholders preparing for the 2028–2034 period. The seminar builds on concrete regulatory proposals, European Court of Auditors findings, real-life examples from the 2021–2027 period, and lessons learned from the RRF, translating them into actionable guidance for NRPP preparation, costing, indicators, and management systems.
Target groups:
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Managing Authorities
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Audit Authorities
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Intermediate Bodies
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Coordination Bodies
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Beneficiaries
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Public procurement managers
Expert(s)
Mr. Lovro Novoselac is currently head of Sector for programming, coordination and strategic monitoring of the ESI Funds. As such, he coordinates programming and implementation of the European Structural and Investment Funds in Croatia in Shared Management Funds in periods 2014-2020 and 2021-2027 (ERDF, CF, ESF+, JTF, EMFAF etc.). He has 15 years of thorough expertise in EU funds starting with day to day communication with project beneficiaries, project cost verification, publishing calls for proposals, participation in project selection committees and lately more in programming of EU funds, coordination of complementarities and synergies between EU funds, organisation of Monitoring Committees, planning of national strategic documents relevant to EU funds etc.
Location and accomodation
The seminar will take place at Hotel Kolovare, Zadar.
Hotel is located near the historical sights of the ancient city of Zadar, in a peaceful and picturesque part of the city. The hotel has a modern and original architectural structure adapted to the Mediterranean area and modern and luxurious equipped rooms with air conditioning. The hotel has 195 rooms and 12 apartments. There are also a main hotel restaurant, an a´la carte restaurant with wine boutique, a bar, a massage parlour, congress halls, an outdoor swimming pool for children and adults, a sports-recreation centre with tennis courts and a big hotel parking.
Address: Hotel Kolovare, Zadar, Bože Peričića 14, 23000 Zadar
More information about the venue: https://hotel-kolovare.com/
Hotel(s) offering your special group rate: 151,50 EUR per night
You can book your accomodation here:
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Training fee inclusions
In addition to comprehensive training materials, the seminar fee covers the following:
a) Participant Recognition
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A group family photo and selected souvenirs provided to actively engaged participants as a token of appreciation and memory of the seminar.
b) Catering Services
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Daily provision of three coffee breaks and one lunch, ensuring participants’ comfort and opportunities for informal networking.
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Explore location
Zadar is a historic coastal city located on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia. It is known for its rich cultural heritage, dating back to Roman times, and its well-preserved old town surrounded by ancient walls.
Zadar is famous for unique attractions like the Sea Organ, which produces music using sea waves, and the Greeting to the Sun, a modern light installation powered by solar energy.
The city combines historical landmarks, such as Roman ruins and medieval churches, with a vibrant modern atmosphere. It is also a popular tourist destination due to its beautiful sunsets, islands nearby, and Mediterranean climate.
Main Attractions:
Roman Forum – the largest Roman forum on the eastern Adriatic coast
St. Donatus Church – a symbol of the city from the 9th century
Zadar Cathedral – the largest cathedral in Dalmatia
Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun – modern landmarks
Zadar is surrounded by beautiful nature and is a gateway to several national parks, including Plitvice Lakes National Park, Kornati National Park, and Krka National Park.
Even John Malkovich couldn’t stay indifferent to the beauty of these locations.
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