Belarus

Officially: Republic of Belarus
Capital city: Minsk 
Total area:  207 595 km²
Population: 9.8 million

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Country specific information Belarus

Responsible national authorities:

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Project implementation in Belarus
  • Procedures of projects approval and registration. National Coordinating Unit of Belarus for the EU Tacis Programme provides information/consultations on the national approval procedure.
  • National requirements on the project implementation in Belarus (EN) and (RU). This guide combines both legislative and practical recommendations. It has been developed by the EU-financed project "Regional Capacity Building Initiative".

    Please note that this guide is for information only. It has to be used as complementary information to the regulations and other relevant legislation, which are the only binding legal texts.
First Level Control (FLC)
  1. To find out how to designate first level controler click here (EN) or here (RU).
  2. Further info about FLC in Belarus:
  3. First level control report & checklist
  4. First level control confirmation of the project partner´s expenditure
    ... this confirmation is an integral part of the Partner progress report and the Report on cost shares. In case a partner does not use the voluntary template for the Partner progress report and/or the Report on cost shares, the following document has to be filled by the partner's first level controller: First level control confirmation of the project partner's expenditure

To learn more about FLC systems in other Baltic Sea region countries click here.

Public procurement for project partners from Belarus

Belarusian project partners have to respect procurement rules in the context of European Community external actions. These rules must be applied in all Belarusian organisations financed from ENPI funds and listed as project partners in the application form (also by public institutions) when e.g. selecting a service provider, a first level controller or purchasing equipment.

The procurement procedures must comply with provisions of the Annex IV "Procurement by grant Beneficiaries in the context of European Community external actions" (download in RU) to the Practical Guide to Contract procedures for EU External actions (PRAG) and other sections of PraG, where necessary. Please note that only the English version of the documents is the official legal text.

The tender documents must be drafted in accordance with best international practice. This can be checked by comparing them to the PRAG for procurement of services, supplies and works. INTERACT ENPI has developed a guide on secondary procurement in ENPI CBC programmes, i.e. procurement also carried out by the Belarusian project partners. It has examined the procurement legislation in Belarus and compared it to the PRAG rules.

Please note that this guide is for information only. It has to be used as complementary information to the regulations and other relevant legislation, which are the only binding legal texts