### 2.2 Complementarities and synergies between the funds covered by the Partnership Agreement, the AMIF, the ISF, the BMVI, and other Union instruments

The SVRK will coordinate the complementarities and synergies between the funds covered by the Partnership Agreement, the AMIF, the ISF, the BMVI, and other Union instruments. The implementing provisions between other Union instruments and cohesion policy will be coordinated within the context of the monitoring of the Partnership Agreement. In addition, where relevant and in accordance with customary government procedure, all such documents should be coordinated in advance with other interested government parties. The demarcation and complementarity between the different sources of funding will be ensured in terms of content (where relevant or possible), at instrument level (public tender), at project level (where major infrastructure projects are involved) and in terms of time succession (first the RRP and then ECP), also with a view to achieving the objectives (e.g. NECPs). Implementation of the European Structural and Investment Funds will respect the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. Following the approval of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) by the Council of the EU, the coordination of its implementation was undertaken by a new independent and organisationally and functionally separate body within the Ministry of Finance (Office for Recovery and Resilience). It will be responsible for setting up the implementation system and for the implementation of the RRP itself. Its tasks include coordinating with other stakeholders in the implementation of the RRP and with the European Commission, coordinating the preparation of legal acts and strategy documents relating to implementation of the RRP, monitoring and evaluating the results of RRP implementation and providing information to the European Commission, ensuring proper financial management together with the participating ministries, carrying out controls and control measures at ministry or beneficiary level, and drawing up and signing the management declaration; it is also responsible for monitoring, verifying and validating the achievement of the milestones and targets that have been set. We will put in place a system for ensuring complementarity that establishes the participation and co-participation of existing structures and institutions by extending the membership and complementing the tasks of the #NGS2 working group, which was established on 24 July 2020 (Government Decision No 54402-6/2020/3). This will ensure consistency in the use of resources from all relevant financial sources, notably national funds, ERDF, CF, ESF+ and JTF (EMF), EMFAF, the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and other EU instruments (e.g. CEF2 Digital and InvestEU in digitalisation). For the purpose of ensuring complementarity, a working group will be set up to: ensure that Union funds complement resources from the national budget (the additionality - principle); steer the management of all Union funds with a view to ensuring that their spending is efficient - and complementary, achieving the greatest possible synergistic effects and effectively avoiding the risks associated with double funding; to this end, it will draw up specific guidelines to ensure that ministries and other implementing - institutions work in a coordinated fashion while at the same time providing clear demarcation with regard to the use of funds from the different Union sources. The guidelines will also include content to ensure that, where an action is financed from different Union sources, the conditions for funding are met for each of them;