Greece

This page contains information on the bodies responsible for Structural Funds programmes and on the project control system in Greece. You may also speak directly with the Interreg Europe representatives in Greece.

This section provides information on the system set up for control in Greece for the 2021-2027 programming period. 

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Greece uses a centralised control system.

Projects partners are requested to submit their claim and all supporting documents 10 days after at the end of reporting period.

The Ministry of Development & Investments will not charge costs for control.

At least one "on-the-spot check" will be carried out during the project lifetime in projects where partners report equipment and/ or infrastructure & works costs related to a pilot action.

An on-the-spot check may also be carried out if risks are identified by the control body.

This section provides information on the system set up for first level control in Greece for the 2014-2020 programming period. 

The costs associated with this control are indicated so that they can be planned for in project budgets. 

Greece uses a centralised first level control system. Greek project partners' expenditure will therefore need to be checked and confirmed by the following body:

The project partners are requested to submit their progress report to the first level control body for verification and confirmation after the end of each reporting period. If a request for clarification(s) is made, project partners will be granted 10 days to reply. 

The above-mentioned body will perform the first level control free of charge to Greek project partners. 

The first level control body will organise on-the-spot-checks at least once during the project lifetime. 

Have a look at the Greek content on our website. Scroll through our project ideas and good practices, or contact our Greek community members and organisations.