The European Union's IPA Program For Western Balkans and Turkey : Mapping of Sector Strategies ; Final Report 28 February 2014 ; Project No. 2013/318972

The Mapping of sector strategies in Western Balkan countries (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo2, Serbia, Albania) and Turkey is a study and an evaluation on the sectors’ readiness (maturity) for a Sector Approach. Based on qualitative and quantitative data, sectors that are considered priority or might become priority for the EU support in the programming period 2014-2020 have been analysed. This report provides findings and recommendations on the national sector strategies, the existing institutional structures and the mechanisms for strategic planning in priority sectors in the beneficiary countries in the application of a sector approach and recommendations to assist the DG Enlargement of the European Commission in improving programming and performance of IPA II financial assistance.

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Year of publication:	2014-02-28
Institutions:	HTSPE Limited ; EuroTrends (contributor) ; S.A. Sopex N.V. (contributor) ; Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Erweiterung (contributor)
Subject:	Albanien \| Albania \| Bosnien-Herzegowina \| Bosnia and Herzegovina \| EU \| EU-Beitritt \| joining of the European Union \| Finanzhilfe \| financial assistance \| Kosovo \| Mazedonien \| Macedonia \| Montenegro \| Türkei \| Turkey

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Synopsis
Abstract
Executive Summary
List of Abbreviations
1. Introduction
1.1.Objectives and scope of the evaluation
1.2. Context and background
2. Methodological approach
2.1. Approach, methodology and techniques used
2.2 Presentation of the report
3. Results, findings and conclusions for each country and by priority sectors: The level of maturity of the sectors
3.1. The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
3.2. Montenegro
3.3 Bosnia and Herzegovina
3.4 Kososvo
3.5. Turkey
3.6. Albania
3.7 General sectoral conclusions
4. Recommendations for each country and by priority sectors
4.1. The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
4.2. Montenegro
4.3. Bosnia and Herzegovina
4.4.Kosovo
4.5. Turkey
4.6. Albania
4.7 Overall horizontal recommendations

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