Assessment of Administrative Costs and Administrative Burden in the Management of the Common Provisions Regulation Funds 2021-2027

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The overall purpose of this study is to carry out an assessment of the administrative costs and burden of the Common Provisions Regulation funds, by revising the baselines previously established where they exist and establish them where they do not exist, in order to assess whether the previous estimations of administrative costs and cost savings have materialised, and to help prepare new proposals and options regarding post-2027 funds. The study also aims to identify and quantify the administrative costs and burden deriving from additional national or regional practices going beyond the EU legislative framework for the CPR funds (gold-plating).