This is addressed by supporting Serbian institutions to adopt the EU acquis and improve their performance in 8 relevant areas of Intervention for Internal Market (Cluster 2), in different negotiation chapters, particularly in the areas of Market Surveillance and Quality Infrastructure (Chapter 1), Point of Single Contact and E-commerce (Chapter 3), Intellectual Property Law (Chapter 7), Competition and State Aid (Chapter 8) and Consumer Protection (Chapter 28).
This is approached through 4 support categories, so called components in each area, in a matrix approach:
- Component 1: Improved legal and regulatory internal market framework
- Component 2: Increased market literacy and skills for public officials
- Component 3: Increase internal market awareness for stakeholders and other beneficiaries
- Component 4: Improved access and use of digital internal market tools of the public units
The implementation modality is delegated cooperation to EU Member States Organisations: FIAP (Spain) leading, joined by Slovak Aid (SAIDC) and the Italian Development Agency (AICS).