Примери за използване на School scheme на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The EU School Scheme.
It is therefore appropriate to focus the distribution under the school schemes on these products.
EU school scheme| European Commission.
The administrative level at which the school scheme will be implemented;
The new school scheme forms part of Commissioner Hogan's simplification agenda.
The obligation for Member States to monitor andevaluate the effectiveness of their school scheme.
This compromise emphasises the importance of the school schemes, as well as the reasons why it should continue and be reinforced.
The amount of national aid if such aid is granted in addition to Union aid for the school scheme;
In order to be able to evaluate the implementation of the school scheme, the elements of the strategy should be defined.
Over 30 million children across the EU receive milk, fruit and vegetables under to the EU's School Scheme.
It is therefore appropriate to focus distribution under the school scheme on those products as a priority.
The school scheme shall be without prejudice to any separate national school schemes which are compatible with Union law.
Millions of children across the EU will receive milk, fruit andvegetables under the EU's School Scheme in 2019/2020.
Thanks to the EU school scheme, our young citizens will not only enjoy quality European products but also learn about nutrition, farming, food production and the hard work that comes with it.”.
(b) the obligation for Member States to monitor andevaluate the effectiveness of their school scheme.
Member States wishing to participate in the aid scheme established in paragraph 1(“the school scheme”) may distribute either fruit and vegetables including bananas or milk falling within CN code 0401, or both.
Member States wishing to participate in the aid scheme established in paragraph 1(“the school scheme”) may distribute.
The EU school scheme aims at promoting healthy eating and balanced diets through the distribution of fruit, vegetables and milk products while also proposing educational programs on agriculture and good nutrition.
The Commission also published an evaluation report which shows that forthe 2017/2018 school year, around 159,000 schools participated in the EU School Scheme.
Thanks to the EU school scheme, our young citizens will not only enjoy quality European products but also learn about nutrition, farming, food production and the hard work that comes with it,” said commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development.
Member States shall, in order to promote healthy eating habits,ensure that their competent health authorities endorse the list of all the products supplied under the school scheme and decide on their nutritional aspects.
Member States wishing to participate in the aid scheme established in paragraph 1(“the school scheme”) may distribute either fruit and vegetables including bananas, or milk and milk products falling within CN codes 0401, 0403, 0404 90 and 0406 or CN code 2202 90, or both.
(3) The analysis of different policy options points out that a unified approach under a common legal andfinancial framework is more appropriate and effective in meeting the specific objectives that the Common Agricultural Policy is pursuing through school schemes.
Member States participating in the school scheme shall publicise, at the places where the food is distributed, their involvement in the scheme and the fact that it is subsidised by the Union, by way of posters at school entrances.
The Union may also finance, pursuant to Article 6 of Regulation(EU) No 1306/2013, information, monitoring and evaluation measures relating to the school scheme, including raising public awareness of it, and related networking measures.
As a condition for its participation in the school scheme, a Member State shall draw up, prior to its participation in the school scheme, and subsequently every six years, at national or regional level, a strategy for the implementation of the scheme. .
Member States shall, in order to promote healthy eating habits, including among children who are lactose-intolerant,ensure that their authorities responsible for nutrition and/or health agree to the list of the products supplied under the school scheme and decide on their nutritional aspects.
The aid under the school scheme allocated for the distribution of products, the supporting educational measures and the related costs referred to in Article 23(1), and without prejudice to the provisions in paragraph 4, shall not exceed.
These rules cover a wide range of aspects: the market safety net(public intervention and private storage aid), exceptional measures in case of market disturbance,marketing standards, the school scheme offering milk and fruit& vegetables to school children, trade provisions and a number of operational programmes for a series of sectors: fruit and vegetables, apiculture, wine, hops, and olives.
The aid under the school scheme allocated for the distribution of products, the accompanying educational measures and the related costs referred to in Article 23(1), and without prejudice to the provisions in paragraph 4, shall not exceed EUR 250 million per school year.