Reporting
Reporting is an important part of project management, which engages the entire partnership. It allows the programme to track project advancement and is the base for paying out the grant to the project.
What happens now
The reporting process
The reporting cycle describes the reporting procedure for each type of project. Having good knowledge about all the reporting phases will help projects to keep a good flow, report timely, and receive regular reimbursements from the programme.
Main projects reporting
Preparatory Project Final Report
Are you running a Preparatory project or another type of small-scale project? Then follow this link to find the right support and guidance for your project reporting task.
For Preparatory Projects
Main Projects Reporting
In main projects, reporting occurs both at partner and at project level. Expenditure needs to be verified by controllers for each partner, and reports are submitted at the end of 6-month periods in Jems. Read more about the reporting cycle and find valuable guidance at the link below.
Main projects reportingHero photo credit: Patrick Trägårdh at Interreg NPA Annual Conference in Skellefteå, November 2023
Start reporting in Jems
All Interreg NPA projects are managed and monitored through Jems, the Joint Electronic Monitoring System. Access the system here and get started with the next steps.
Interreg NPA Jems
Programme Manual
The Programme Manual is the main guidance document for project managers. It contains the essential information needed for implementing an Interreg NPA project.
Programme Manual
Jems User Manual
In this manual you will find a step-by-step guide to all processes taking place in Jems, as well as tips and troubleshooting. With the help of screenshots and tutorials, you can easily find your way into our system.
Jems User Manual