Comprehensive Guide to National and Regional Partnership Plans (NRPP) and Simplified Programming for the Post-2027 EU Budget. A practical and strategic seminar on the future delivery model of EU Funds (2028–2034)

  • 8-9 June 2026
  • Dublin, Irland

OVERVIEW

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.

 

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

How the post2027 EU budget will fundamentally change EU Funds programming and implementation, including the shift to National and Regional Partnership Plans and a more agile Multiannual Financial Framework

How to design and implement performancebased measures, using Financing Not Linked to Costs (FNLC), milestones, targets and output indicators

How to correctly apply Simplified Cost Options (SCOs) under both EC–Member State and Managing Authority–Beneficiary relationships, including audit and control implications

How to prepare robust exante costing and payout value logic, aligned with the Performance Regulation, indicators and N+1 requirements

How management, control and audit systems will evolve post2027, and what this means in practice for managing authorities, beneficiaries and auditors

 

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

Public staff and other experts dealing with the implementation, management, certification and control of all EU Funds, especially from:

  • Managing Authorities
  • Intermediate Bodies
  • Certifying Authorities
  • Audit Authorities
  • Beneficiaries of EU Funds
  • National and Investment Banks
  • Regional Governments and Development Agencies
  • International, national and local associations and networks
  • Other stakeholders dealing with implementation, management and control of EU Funds

Expert

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 an over 10 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.

Lovoro Novoselac

Head of Sector for programming, coordination and strategic monitoring of the ESI Funds at Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funding of Croatia

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Dublin, Ireland

This course will take place in the vibrant capital of Ireland, a city full of history, culture and lively spirit — the perfect backdrop for an inspiring and engaging learning experience on the Emerald Isle.

Training Fee Inclusions

In addition to comprehensive training materials, the seminar fee covers the following:

a) Catering Services

  • Daily provision of three coffee breaks and one lunch, ensuring participants’ comfort and opportunities for informal networking.

b) Experiential Learning Session: Guided Tour & Culinary Exploration

  • A professionally guided tour offering insights into the cultural and historical context of the region, designed to complement seminar discussions through direct exposure to local heritage.
  • A structured food street tasting experience, curated to highlight the diversity of local culinary practices and their socio‑economic significance. This activity fosters intercultural understanding and encourages dialogue among participants.

c) Participant Recognition

  • A group family photo and selected souvenirs provided to actively engaged participants as a token of appreciation and memory of the seminar.

d) Digital Materials Package

  • Access to a curated set of digital resources, including background readings supporting independent study and reinforcing key seminar themes.

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