Guides programming, ensures consistent monitoring, and liaises with IPA III beneficiary countries ensuring that IPA III operates seamlessly [Link here].

Work hand-in-hand with national authorities, ensuring smooth programming and implementation of IPA III assistance.

They guide beneficiaries from programming to implementation respectively in the areas of rural development (IPARD) and cross-border cooperation and regional projects.

Comprising EU Member State representatives, this committee collaborates with the European Commission to oversee the implementation of the IPA III from financing decisions to annual assessments.

Provides political oversight by engaging in a bi-annual high-level dialogue with the Commission.

is the central figure in beneficiary country ensuring seamless coordination of all IPA III activities and acting as a bridge between the Commission, especially EU Delegations, and national entities.

Entities like government ministries and institutions actively contribute to IPA III, shaping project proposals and ensuring optimal fund use.

include local and regional authorities, relevant state institutions, public enterprises, local self-government bodies, development partners/donors, IFIs, civil society and more. They work collaboratively in setting priorities and monitoring funds.

align international assistance with national socioeconomic goals and EU integration objectives, ensuring that projects are relevant and effective. Made up of representatives from various line ministries and other stakeholders, SWGs oversee project preparation, monitor progress, and keep stakeholders informed.

A high-level group co-led by the NIPAC and Finance Minister, the NIC focuses on planning major infrastructure investments, ensuring alignment with both international assistance and national interests.