At ACERTA we certify compliance with the requirements established in the different aid plans linked to the Next Generation EU Funds, as well as in the application and justification of the aid granted by the different Administrations.
ACERTA works in the certification of the R+D+i nature and the certification of the technical execution of the projects presented to the different aid programs within the framework of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PERTEs):
The Next Generation EU Funds represent Europe's largest public investment to drive post-pandemic economic recovery, accelerate digital transformation and move towards a more sustainable economy.
This plan, promoted by the European Commission, is endowed with more than 750 billion euros and seeks to promote sustainable, digital and inclusive growth in all Member States.
In Spain, the funds are channeled through the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR), which brings together reforms and investments to modernize the productive fabric, boost the ecological and digital transition, and strengthen social and territorial cohesion.
The PRTR is developed through public calls for proposals and specific programs that finance projects with measurable impact on sustainability, innovation and competitiveness. One of the main instruments for its implementation are the Strategic Projects for Economic Recovery and Transformation (PERTE), created to mobilize public-private investments in strategic sectors for the future of Spain.
If your company participates in a project financed by the Next Generation EU Funds, ACERTA can help you to ensure technical and documentary compliance from the application phase.
The Next Generation EU Funds are mainly channeled through PERTE, a figure designed by the Government of Spain to boost public-private collaboration and accelerate the green and digital transition.
These grants finance projects with a high economic, technological and environmental impact, aimed at strengthening the competitiveness and sustainability of companies.
Among the priority areas of action, the following stand out:
Within the framework of these areas, the government has approved various PERTEs, which group together specific calls for proposals and measurable objectives:
Each PERTE has its own technical criteria, but they all share a common principle: ensuring that investments contribute to a more sustainable, digital and resilient economy.
For details and open calls, please consult the official portals:
If you are considering submitting a project to a PERTE-related call for proposals, ACERTA can guide you through the technical requirements and the certification process.
Next Generation Funds, DNSH principle and PRTR: Access to Next Generation EU Funds grants or subsidies requires compliance with specific technical and regulatory requirements.
Beneficiary entities must demonstrate that their projects comply with the objectives of the PRTR and, in particular, with the DNSH ("Do No Significant Harm") Principle, which guarantees that no investment will cause significant harm to the environment.
In addition, companies must document the traceability of funds, impact indicators and compliance with established milestones.
Having independent technical certification or verification, such as that offered by ACERTA, has become a key factor in ensuring transparency, credibility and efficiency in the implementation of projects financed with European funds.
At ACERTA, an independent certification body accredited by ENAC, we collaborate in the verification and technical certification of projects financed by the Next Generation EU Funds, providing rigor, independence and legal certainty in the technical justification of investments.
We certify compliance with the requirements established in the different aid plans, both in the application phase and in the justification of the aid granted by the different Public Administrations.
Our work is focused on the certification of the R&D&I nature and the certification of the technical execution of the projects submitted to the aid programs within the framework of the PRTR, especially in the following PERTE:
Thanks to these certifications, ACERTA guarantees the traceability, regulatory compliance and technical quality of projects financed with European funds.
Is your company participating in a project financed by European funds? Find out how we can help you certify technical compliance.
Our mission is to build trust through certification.
Under the Next Generation EU Funds, this means helping companies to implement their
projects with technical rigor, transparency and regulatory compliance, ensuring that the
investments actually contribute to the green and digital transition and advance European
objectives.
Contact our technical team and find out how we can help you certify and
justify your project with all the guarantees.
Projects that contribute to the ecological transition, digitalization or the modernization of the productive fabric can be submitted to
. In Spain, these funds are mainly channeled to
through the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR) and the
PERTE-type aid programs (such as VEC, Agri-Food or Circular Economy).
Because the calls for proposals require that the projects meet technical,
environmental and innovation criteria, and the technical certification provides the independence,
traceability and documentary rigor that make the application and justification more solid.
ACERTA is an accredited certification entity that verifies compliance with the requirements
established in the various aid schemes, both in the application phase and in the
justification of the aid granted. It also certifies the R+D+i nature and the technical execution
of the projects of programs such asPERTE VEC, PERTE Agroalimentario and PERTE de
Circular Economy.
The DNSH principle requires that an investment does not cause significant environmental damage. All
actions supported with these funds must demonstrate compliance. ACERTA
offers DNSH compliance verification services as a key resource for
beneficiaries.
The certification can be done at different times: before the application for the fund,
during the implementation of the project or at the closure to justify the correct application of the aid.
ACERTA adapts its service to each stage, according to the requirements of the call for proposals.
Yes, ACERTA is accredited by the national accreditation body(ENAC), which guarantees
that its certifications are recognized by the managing bodies of the Next
Generation EU Funds throughout Spain.
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
