Annex XI
United Kingdom
‘ANNEX XXI
Conditions for reimbursement of expenditure on the basis of standard scales of unit costs to Portugal
1.
Definition of standard scales of unit costs
Type of operations Indicator name Category of costs Measurement unit for the indicators Amounts(in EUR) Any operation concerning the provision of non-formal training to people employed in the public sector with the goal to obtain knowledge and/or learn new skills in the context of the reorganisation and modernisation of public administrations under the following operational programmes:
2014PT16M3OP001 (Compete 2020): 5 — Strengthening the institutional capacity of public authorities and stakeholders and the efficiency of public administration
2014PT16M2OP001 (Norte 2020): priority axis 9 — Institutional Capacity Building and ICT
2014PT16M2OP002 (Centro 2020): priority axis 8 — Strengthening the institutional capacity of regional entities
2014PT16M2OP003 (Alentejo 2020): priority axis 9 — Institutional Capacity Building and Administrative Modernisation
2014PT16M2OP007 (Cresc Algarve): priority axis 8 — Modernise and empower the Administration
- (1)
Hourly rate for training provided to people employed in the public sector.
- (2)
Hourly rate for salaries paid to people employed in the public sector while on a training course.
All eligible costs of the operation.
Where the salary of the person trained while attending a training course is not an eligible cost, only the hourly rate for the training shall be reimbursed.
Where the salary of the person trained is an eligible cost item for this operation, both amounts may be reimbursed.
Number of completed hours of training provided to people employed in the public sector per participant.
- (1)
7,12 — hourly rate for training
- (2)
7,50 — hourly rate covering the salary of the person attending a training.
2.
Adjustment of amounts
Unit cost 1 may be adjusted in line with new data on amounts spent on training as reported in the Continuing Vocational Education Survey published by Eurostat (baseline: 2015).’