Division 9.1 Ex-ante conditionalities

United Kingdom

Information on the assessment of the applicability and the fulfilment of ex-ante conditionalities (optional)

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Table 24

Applicable ex-ante conditionalities and assessment of their fulfilment

Ex-ante conditionality	Priority axes to which conditionality applies	Ex-ante conditionality fulfilled (yes /no/partially)	Criteria	Criteria fulfilled (yes/no)	Reference(reference to strategies, legal act or other relevant documents, incl. relevant sections, articles or paragraphs, accompanied by web-links or access to full text)	Explanations
<9.1.1 type=‘S’ maxlength=‘500’ input=‘S’ PA=Y‘SME’>	<9.1.2 type=‘S’ maxlength=‘100’ input=‘S’ PA=Y ‘SME’>	<9.1.3 type=‘C’ input=‘G’ PA=Y ‘SME’>	<9.1.4 type=‘S’ maxlength=‘500’ input=‘S’ PA=Y ‘SME’>	<9.1.5 type=‘B’ input=‘S’ PA=Y ‘SME’>	<9.1.6 type=‘S’ maxlength=‘500’ input=‘M’ PA=Y ‘SME’>	<9.1.7 type=‘S’ maxlength=‘1000’ input=‘M’ PA=Y ‘SME’>

Notes on Annex I

f1: Legend for the characteristics of fields:
type:

N = Number, D = Date, S = String, C = Checkbox, P = Percentage, B = Boolean

decision:

N = Not part of the Commission decision approving the operational programme

input:

M = Manual, S = Selection, G = Generated by system

‘maxlength’ =

Maximum number of characters including spaces

PA – Y =

Element can be covered solely by the Partnership Agreement

TA – NA =

not applicable in the case of operational programmes dedicated exclusively to technical assistance

YEI – NA =

not applicable in the case of operational programmes dedicated exclusively to the Youth Employment Initiative

SME =

applicable also to programmes dedicated to joint upcapped guarantee and securitisation financial instruments for SMEs, implemented by the EIB.