Nemzeti Fejlesztési Ügynökség (National Development Agency) - Hungary
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Posting Date | 26 March 2012
Country | Hungary
Geographic Coverage | National
Available link languages | English , Hungarian
Theme | Energy policies, Financing, socio-economics, General
Type of Link | National official sites
URL | http://www.nfu.hu/
The Hungarian National Development Agency (NDA) manages the functions related to the allocation of the European Union funds for 2007-2013 in Hungary. The institution is responsible inter alia for the co-ordination of the operational programmes' planning; the monitoring of their implementation; the finalisation of the calls for applications; the selection of the developments, investments to be awarded support; the operation of the related system of institutions; the administration of the necessary EU consultations and the preparation of the prescribed documents.
The website is meant to inform the broader public of the support options, their objectives, and the results of the calls for applications.
It promotes the fast orientation of prospective applicants, the media staff and visitors interested in the allocation of the development funds by providing:
- full-scale, up-to-date application information broken down by topic,
- application news, communications, topical pieces of information,
- monitoring of application-related social consultations,
- background materials, analyses,
- a diary of forthcoming development policy events,
- call centre access data and
- easy-to-use search function for calls for and results of applications, respectively.
On the Application Information surface, applicants may, following registration, obtain information on their own application/project, track the course of the application, take part in e-administration and download guides, publicity guideline manuals and components thereof to meet their information supply obligations.
NDA uses the website also to meet its other information supply obligations under the law (e.g. “transparent pocket”).
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