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EU support to strengthen capacities of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia to implement capital stock survey and land estimation

Funding Program

Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance

Call number

EuropeAid/184690/DD/ACT/RS

deadlines

Opening
26.06.2025

Deadline
01.09.2025 23:59

Call budget

€ 1,999,999.00

Estimated EU contribution per project

€ 1,999,999.00

Link to the call

Call content

short description

The overall objective is to assist the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia in achieving compliance with all tables included in the Transmission Program of Data set out in Annex B of the European System of National Accounts (ESA 2010), thereby meeting the requirements for the closure of Chapter 18.

Call objectives

The primary objective of this project, which aims to establish the methodology and surveying tools to conduct a capital stock survey and land estimation, is to fulfil the European System of Accounts (ESA) 2010 requirements on capital stock (fixed assets) of member states, and the compilation of Balance sheet of non-financial assets. The project also proactively considers the upgraded requirements of the upcoming System of National Accounts (SNA) 2025. Moreover, the implementation of a capital stock survey and land estimation will significantly contribute to the informed decision-making and sustainable economic planning and therefore to the advancement of majority of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a result of the improved knowledge and compilation of the essential data on a country’s fixed assets, infrastructure, and productive capacity. The action is particularly relevant for Goal 8 “Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all” and Goal 9 “Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation” since the survey provides data on the value, age, and productivity of capital assets which is vital for analysing economic growth and productivity trends, as well as to identify sectors with aging infrastructure that may require investment, supporting sustainable industrialization and innovation. 

The specific objective is to develop methods and data sources for compiling the datasets required to achieve compliance with the ESA 2010 Transmission Programme.

This project will contribute to:

  • Developing the methodology and data sources necessary for compiling ESA tables T20 – Cross classification of fixed assets by industry and by asset (stocks) and T26 – Balance sheets for non-financial assets, according with data requirements as laid down in Annex II of Regulation 2023/734 , which are required for the closure of Chapter 18.
  • Enhancing the skills of SORS personnel, improving knowledge, methods, and data sources for future compilation of the missing datasets, and strengthening the capacity for compiling national accounts in accordance with ESA 2010 and the best practices of EU Member States.
  • Prepare the SORS to become capable of compiling capital stocks data according with future requirements following the revised ESA implementing the System of National Accounts 2025 (SNA 2025).

This project aims to contribute to the implementation of the Program of Official Statistics for a Five-Year Period, in particular to the basic strategic goals set up by the Program “Completion of full harmonisation of statistical standards and practices with the European Statistical System and the European Union” and “Improving the quality of official statistical results while ensuring a high degree of international comparability”.

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Expected results

The results of this project should contribute to the achievement of the objectives as described above.

Component 1: Strengthening SORS Expertise in Implementing the Capital Stock Survey, Land Estimation, and Post-Estimation Data Processing

  • Enhanced capacity of SORS staff through structured knowledge transfer.
  • Training sessions, workshops, and study visits organised to facilitate the transfer of expertise from the twinning institution to SORS.

Component 2: Preparation and Design of the Capital Stock Survey

  • Comprehensive survey methodology, including the preparation of a detailed survey manual, questionnaire design, and sample selection criteria developed.
  • Development of customised modules (variants) of the questionnaire for different institutional sectors and households.
  • Expertise provided in conducting a pilot survey on a limited number of units to test and refine the methodology.

Component 3: Development of a Methodology for Land Estimation

  • Fact-finding mission carried out to identify and evaluate relevant data sources for land estimation.
  • Standardized and robust methodology for land estimation according to the OECD-Eurostat Manual developed.

Component 4: Compilation of Fixed Asset Classification Tables and the Balance Sheet for Non-Financial Assets

  • Support provided for data evaluation, statistical analysis, and capital stock estimation of produced fixed assets using surveyed data.
  • Balance sheet for non-financial assets compiled, including fixed asset classifications by industry and asset type, along with land estimates.

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Eligibility Criteria

Regions / countries for funding

EU Member States, Overseas Countries and Territories (OCT)
Serbia (Srbija/Сpбија)

eligible entities

Public Body (national, regional and local; incl. EGTCs)

Mandatory partnership

No

Project Partnership

Only public administrations and mandated bodies of European Union Member States, as defined in the Twinning Manual, may apply – and must do so via their National Contact Points (NCPs).

other eligibility criteria

The project team will consist of a Project Leader (PL), one Resident Twinning Advisor (RTA) and a pool of experts for ad hoc assignments. The RTA will have a leading role in the implementation of the activities in each component, while the project leader will be in charge of the whole coordination of activities, compliance with the given deadlines, in order to reach the project results in a way to achieve the objective of the project. All experts shall meet the formal conditions as set out in the Twinning Manual.

The RTA, together with the MS Project Leader and with the beneficiary counterparts will ensure that any difficulties that could hamper the implementation of the activities are identified at an early stage, and effectively resolved. Both project representatives should also ensure close cooperation with the European Union Delegation to the Republic of Serbia and coordination with other ongoing and linked projects.

Additional information

Topics

Competitiveness of Enterprises, Employment/Labour Market, SME & entrepreneurship, 
Digitalisation, Digital Society, ICT

Relevance for EU Macro-Region

EUSDR - EU Strategy for the Danube Region

UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN-SDGs)

project duration

36 Months

Additional Information

Twinning proposals must be submitted by the Member State Administration to the EU Member States National Contact Points for Twinning following the instructions of the Twinning Manual which must be strictly observed (including the use of the template). 

Only one Twinning proposal for Member State can be submitted by the Member State National Contact Points for Twinning to the Contracting Authority within the deadline for applications. 

The MS application should be submitted to the Contracting Authority via the email address of Member State National Contact Points for Twinning.

Contact

Twinning NCP Austria
+43 50 1150 3668
winning@bmeia.gv.at
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