Managing the Recovery and Resilience Funds - Lessons Learned and the Way Forward - Seminar / Kurs von FORUM Institut für Management GmbH

- Revision plans - Do no significant harm - RRF mandates - Data on beneficial ownership - Synergies and complementarities between RRF and Cohesion Policy - Audit and control in the RRF - implications beyond 2026The EUs Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) is an essential part of the EUs economic recovery plan, providing grants and loans to member states. Since its launch in 2021, implementation has been uneven across EU countries. What are the reasons for these differences in implementation between EU countries, and how can one navigate the new system for successful RRF funding?

The seminar seeks to provide participants with insights and strategies to navigate the intricacies of the RRF. At the conclusion of the two-day event, participants will not only have a clear grasp of practical implementation issues related to national recovery plans-such as the DNSH principle, audit procedures, and the integration of anti-fraud policies into Member States, but they will also have the opportunity to seek clarification on their queries through interactions with experts from the European Commission, the European Court of Auditors, and other colleagues actively engaged in the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) initiatives.

Representatives from public authorities in charge of management, control, and audit, especially from: - Coordinating Bodies - Intermediate Bodies - Delegated Authorities - Certifying Authorities - Paying Agencies - Audit Authorities - Regional and Local Governments, Municipalities - National and Regional Courts of Auditors - National and Regional Development Agencies - Consulting Companies, Advisory and Audit Services and other institutions and stakeholders dealing with management and control of the RRF.