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The Programme should therefore support training activities seeking to address those disparities.
Certain tasks linked to the security and promotion of the Programme should therefore be assigned to the Agency.
The Stockholm Programme should, therefore, establish a number of incentives, and should concentrate on these areas.
The participation of third countries to Specific objectives of the Programme should therefore depend on the contribution such countries would make to the Union.
The Programme should therefore continue to support actions▌ enabling combination between EU grants and other sources of financing.
The implementation of the Programme should therefore be entrusted to the Commission, and to national agencies.
The Programme should therefore continue to provide for dedicated Calls enabling combination between EU grants and other sources of financing.
The monitoring process of the Seventh Framework Programme should, therefore, address the budgetary impact of this change in particular as regards its effect on the administrative burden for participants.
The programme should, therefore, encourage open source solutions in order to allow reuse, increase trust and secure transparency.
The 2014-2020 LIFE Programme should therefore be continued with certain modifications identified in the mid-term evaluation and subsequent assessments.
The Programme should therefore contribute to the rapid adaptation and enforcement of a Union product liability regime which fosters innovation.
The Programme should therefore support projects and initiatives developing religious literacy, fostering interreligious dialogue and mutual comprehension.
The Programme should therefore encourage actions, which provide citizens with opportunities to recognize, debate, assess and build opinions on these achievements.
The Programme should therefore promote and safeguard fundamental rights, democracy and the rule of law at local, regional, national and transnational levels.
The Programme should therefore support targeted actions, networks and partnerships for creativity-driven innovation throughout the industrialbusiness value chain.
The Programme should therefore allow supporting cooperation with relevant bodies located in key trading third country partners of the Union where necessary.
The Programme should therefore aim to improve the application of mutual recognition in the area of goods and to reduce the number of illegal and non-compliant goods entering the market.
The Programme should therefore allow supporting for cooperation with relevant bodies located in key trading third- country trading partners of the Union, and in any other country, where necessary.
The Programme should therefore contribute to the rapid adaptation and better enforcement of a Union product liability regime which fosters innovation whilst ensuring the safety and security of users.
The Programme should therefore promote and increase cultural participation across the Union, in particular with regard to people with disabilities and people from disadvantaged backgrounds as well as people who reside in rural and remote areas.
The Programme should therefore seek to strengthen product compliance by providing the right incentives to entrepreneurs, intensifying compliance checks and promoting closer cross-border cooperation among enforcement authorities.
The Programme should therefore enhance their capacity to develop environmentally-friendly high quality products and services and support their efforts to increase resource-efficiency, in line with the'energy efficiency first' principle.
The Programme should therefore take into account the specific characteristics of those regions in line with the Commission's Communication on'A stronger and renewed strategic partnership with the EU's outermost regions'(COM(2017)0623) as endorsed by the Council on 12 April 2018.
The Programme should therefore take into account the specific characteristics of those regions in line with the Commission's Communication on'A stronger and renewed strategic partnership with the EU's outermost regions'(COM(2017) 623 final) as endorsed by the Council on 12 April 2018 2018 and where possible promote their participation in the Programme. .
The Programme should therefore allow supporting cooperation with relevant bodies located in key trading third country partners of the Union where necessary with regard to the exchange of information on non-compliant products, on recent scientific developments and new technologies, on emerging risks and on other aspects related to control activities.
The Programme should therefore be adjusted to contribute to the achievement of these strategic objectives set out in the Gigabit Society Strategy, complementing the support provided for the deployment of very high capacity networks by other programmes, in particular the European Regional Development Fund(ERDF) and Cohesion Fund and the InvestEU fund.
The Programme should therefore contribute to promoting the creation of sustainable'green' and'white' high quality employment, the anticipation and development of new skills and competencies for new high quality jobs by linking employment and social policies with industrial and structural policies supporting a transition towards a resource-efficient and low carbon economy.
The programme should therefore actively contribute to the elimination of any discrimination and barriers to minorities, persons with disabilities, migrants, asylum seekers, elderly people, people living in remote areas or any vulnerable groups that might be faced with restrictions to access to justice, and support victim-friendly and gender sensitive procedures and decisions in judicial systems.
The Programme should therefore aim also to contribute to a balance between rural and urban areas in order to contribute to the achievement of these strategic objectives set out in the Gigabit Society Strategy, complementing the support provided for the deployment of very high capacity networks by other programmes, in particular the European Regional Development Fund(ERDF) and Cohesion Fund and the InvestEU fund.
The Programme should therefore aim to improve the application of mutual recognition in the area of goods, realising its full potential and to reduce the number of illegal and non-compliant goods entering the market, through targeted awareness raising and training, support for Product Contact Points and better cooperation among competent authorities for mutual recognition and by strengthening market surveillance.