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Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

IACS SW project overview

Pavel Trojáček 1st Workshop on the IACS software MoFAL Ankara, 5 March 2018

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

• Integrated Administration and Control System for the

management and control of payments to farmers in the European Union (EU)

• IACS has been established and is operated by accredited

paying agencies in all EU member states within common legislative and technical framework

What is IACS?

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

• Improve the readiness of Turkey for future implementation of

the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)

• Ensure proper management of subsidy payments that are

consistent with sustainable use of natural resources and environmental conditions

• Interoperability with the applications within the Agricultural

Information System (AIS)

• Establishment of a system that has an economic added value

for Turkish agriculture

Overall project objective

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

• IACS Master Plan
• IACS implementation procedures
• IACS software
• web-based software solution
• based on existing software core and libraries proven in several

European countries

• upgraded to match the specific Turkish requirements
• Guidelines for On-the-Spot checks (OTSC)
• Training of trainers and 3.600 staff in OTSC

Main expected outcomes

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

• Through experienced and well composed consortium of

companies and the project team

• Through implementation of defined project activities under

two project components:

1. Preparation of IACS Master Plan and Developing IACS Software 2. Capacity building

• Within the given project framework
• Implementation period 24 months, starting from 22 August 2017
• The project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of

Turkey)

How the results will be achieved?

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

• Beneficiary
• Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock of the Republic of Turkey

(MoFAL)

• General Directorate of Agricultural Reform, Integrated Administration and Control

System (IACS) Department - responsible for the project implementation

• Contracting Authority
• Central Finance and Contracts Unit (CFCU), Undersecretariat of

Treasury, Prime Ministry

Project stakeholders

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

Consortium

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

• Sinergise
• Leading IACS software provider in Europe
• Sentinel Hub
• GISS
• Project management of several IACS projects in the EU MS and CC
• IACS trainings and LPIS digitization in Turkey
• Geodetski zavod Celje (GZC)
• Operational experience in OTSC and CwRS
• Capacity building (IACS trainings) in Turkey and several other countries
• MosBit (recently renamed to ForteArge)
• Software & Solution provider to the TR government
• SW programming (Java, Oracle, Postgresql, etc.)

Consortium

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

• Sinergise
• Overall contractual responsibility (lead partner)
• Responsible for the IACS software development
• GISS
• Project management and management of expert team
• Project director – Mr. Gregor Počivavšek
• GZC
• Responsible for methodology and trainings on OTSC, CwRS, risk analysis
• ForteArge
• Supporting IACS software development
• Other local support

Consortium roles

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey

• Mr. Pavel Trojáček – Team Leader
• 18 years of international experience in CAP and IACS
• Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Turkey, Croatia,

Macedonia, Montenegro, Azerbaijan

• Mr. Marcel Meijer – IACS Software Expert
• More than 15 years of experience in CAP and IACS
• Operational experience in Dutch Paying Agency
• International cooperation (Azerbaijan, Macedonia, Turkey…)
• Non key experts
• Pool of international experts with large experience in CAP and IACS
• Local experts involved in IACS and LPIS development in Turkey

Project team - experts

Project Name: Technical Assistance for Training Staff on the Spot Controls (OTSC), Risk Evaluation and IACS Software Contract Number: TR2013/0311.09.01-01

Thank you for your attention!

This project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey