or would be implemented of a smaller scope, lower quality or in a longer term Information source: part (B) of the application. 4. The project 4.1. Project Does the project seek respective seeks clear and contributes to outcome and output indicators of the feasible the Programme? quantitative implementation Explanation: ascertaining whether the objectives of indicators of project seeks respective outcome and consistent with the Programme. output indicators set out in the the Programme Programme and when the activities of aim. the project are implemented these indicators will be reached. NB. Respective outcome indicators set out in Paragraph 8 of the Guidelines, output indicators set out in Paragraph 12 (if Measure I has been chosen) or (if Paragraph 13 Measure II has been chosen) of the Guidelines shall be chosen as mandatory (at least one outcome indicator must be chosen, and if Measure I has been chosen, at least two output indicators from the ones indicated in Subparagraphs 12.1-12.3 of the Guidelines and both output indicators indicated in Subparagraphs 12.4 and 12.5 of the Guidelines must be chosen, or, if Measure II has been chosen, both output indicators indicated in Paragraph 13 of the Guidelines must be chosen). Source of information: part (A) of the application. 4.2. Consistency 4.2.1. Is the intrinsic logic of the of the intrinsic project maintained? logic of the Explanations: ascertaining whether project and the consistent intrinsic logic of the good quality of project is maintained, i.e. project the project outcomes are the results of the project objectives. activities, project activities create preconditions for realisation of project objectives, and objectives facilitate the implementation of the established aims of the project. Source of information: part (A) and part (B) of the application. 4.2.2. Are the objectives of the project specific, measurable, achievable, connected and set in timely manner? Explanations: ascertaining whether project objectives are:
or would be implemented of a smaller scope, lower quality or in a longer term Information source: part (B) of the application. 4. The project seeks clear and feasible quantitative objectives consistent with the Programme aim. 4.1. Project contributes to the implementation of indicators of the Programme. Does the project seek respective outcome and output indicators of the Programme? Explanation: ascertaining whether the project seeks respective outcome and output indicators set out in the Programme and when the activities of the project are implemented these indicators will be reached. NB. Respective outcome indicators set out in Paragraph 8 of the Guidelines, output indicators set out in Paragraph 12 (if Measure I has been chosen) or Paragraph 13 (if Measure II has been chosen) of the Guidelines shall be chosen as mandatory (at least one outcome indicator must be chosen, and if Measure I has been chosen, at least two output indicators from the ones indicated in Subparagraphs 12.1-12.3 of the Guidelines and both output indicators indicated in Subparagraphs 12.4 and 12.5 of the Guidelines must be chosen, or, if Measure II has been chosen, both output indicators indicated in Paragraph 13 of the Guidelines must be chosen). Source of information: part (A) of the application. 4.2. Consistency of the intrinsic logic of the project and good quality of the project objectives. 4.2.1. Is the intrinsic logic of the project maintained? Explanations: ascertaining whether the consistent intrinsic logic of the project is maintained, i.e. project outcomes are the results of the project activities, project activities create preconditions for realisation of project objectives, and objectives facilitate the implementation of the established aims of the project. Source of information: part (A) and part (B) of the application. 4.2.2. Are the objectives of the project specific, measurable, achievable, connected and set in timely manner? Explanations: ascertaining whether project objectives are:
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