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Table of projects:

Project (component) name	Programme	Project (component) value	Duration	Activities
Support to HAKOM in the area of accounting separation of postal services	IPA 2009	€191,600	November 2011 -  May 2012	analysis of  cost accounting model for postal operators, the cost allocation process and cost models as a basis for the calculation of the Universal Postal Obligation; analysis of the obligation to maintain a cost accounting and accounting separation according to the Third Postal Directive; development of the cost accounting model of Croatian Post (Designated Postal Operator), accounting separation and its allocation of incomes and expenses; analytical structure model and the allocation of income to individual services and primary allocation of costs; development of a Manual comprising guidelines, recommendations and best practices as a tool that defines the duties and activities assigned to both HAKOM as the Regulatory Authority and the Croatian Post as the Designated Postal Operator on accountability.
Reinforcement of institutional and administrative capacity for the Croatian Post and Electronic Communications Agency Component II – Technical Assistance	IPA 2007	€700.000	March 2010 - September 2011	development of HAKOM’s operational capacities and ensure the capacity of supervision over the implementation of the acquis communautaire; provide support to HAKOM in the process of human resources development with specific technical knowledge and experience ("know-how"), with focus on support in the implementation of market analysis and regulatory accounting.
Component I – supply “Upgrade of Frequency Monitoring Radiolocation System – Supply of equipment – Negotiated Procedure“	IPA 2007	€3.4 milion	September 2009 - June 2010	supply, delivery and after-sales service of Frequency Monitoring Radiolocation equipment and software;  procurement of the spectrum monitoring equipment and software for the upgrade of the existing systems in order to cope with digital technology which is another important step in the reinforcement of HAKOM; the purpose of the project is to protect wireless service providers and their customers and other stakeholders from intended or unintended radio frequency interferences as well as to facilitate other spectrum management tasks.
Mid-term forecasting of electronic communications market development in Croatia	Phare 2006	163.000,00 €	January - September 2009	Support to further strengthening of the national regulatory authority in the field of electronic communications by electronic communications market analysis and strategic assessment of the role of regulatory rules
Support in Development of Strategy for Implementation of Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting Services in Croatia	Phare 2005	€145,000	January – June 2008	preparation of a strategic document to provide efficient introduction of digital terrestrial broadcasting services in Croatia; proposal of an action plan to facilitate the switch-over by 2012, or earlier in accordance with the best EU practice.
Capacity Building for the Croatian Telecommunications Agency	CARDS 2004	€1,000,000	November 2005 - March 2008	development of the appropriate administrative and organizational CTA structure; Human Resources Department development through seminars, workshops, consultancy and preparation of strategies and programmes with accompanying manuals; preparation of secondary legislation through a series of workshops and analysis of the existing legal framework; needs analysis, procurement of IT equipment and upgrading of the existing IT system, training of staff.
Support to the Croatian Postal Services Council (PSC)	CARDS 2004	€250,000	April 2007 – January 2008	address the introduction, maintenance and promotion of sustainable competition in the postal and courier services market ensure effective implementation of regulations and strengthening the institutional capacity of the postal regulator so as to make it functioning as an independent national regulatory authority for the postal and courier services market, in accordance with the rules and practices of the European Union.