Примери за използване на Territorial dimension на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The fund undeniably has a territorial dimension.
Territorial dimension Croatia 2007HR161PO003 Regional Competitiveness PA 1.
Ii sustainable milk production in the EU including its territorial dimension.
The new territorial dimension is now set as a permanent objective under Articles 13 and 174 of the new Treaty of Lisbon.
We all agree that the debate started on the future cohesion policy should be supplemented by the territorial dimension.
They are at the heart of cohesion policy andhave a strong territorial dimension, which requires tailor-made solutions and policy support.
The territorial dimension of EU legislation: working in the interest of citizens, no matter where they chose to live or work;
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon added a territorial dimension to cohesion policy.
The purpose is to emphasize on the territorial dimension of socio-economic development and the combination of all available funds for one joint contract for a specific project.
What I mean to say is that the issue here is essentially whether we are able to work together to flesh out the new territorial dimension objective laid down in the Treaty of Lisbon.
We want the territorial dimension to help achieve a more balanced development than it has done to date, so that all citizens of the European Union have the opportunity of equal access to services in particular.
Providing inputs to the CoR political and legislative work on how to give the European Semester andthe EU's long-term strategy for sustainable growth a clearer territorial dimension.
Underlines that a Framework covering only ESI Funds butnot other Funds with a territorial dimension, as is currently the case, makes implementation more challenging for the end users and means the Framework is not as useful as it could be.
(NL) Madam President, Commissioner Hahn, ladies and gentlemen, cohesion is firmly anchored in European policy and in the Treaty, andhas been given an even better footing thanks to the territorial dimension of the Treaty of Lisbon.
However, As all 11 thematic objectives have a territorial dimension or impact, they are all considered relevant for support by European territorial evidence produced, generated and disseminated by ESPON 2020.
Draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Regional Development.-(CS) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of theCommittee on Regional Development, I would like to introduce a territorial dimension into the discussions on the Treaty of Lisbon.
Calls for a new Common Strategic Framework covering all EU policies andfunds which have a territorial dimension and supports the objective of common horizontal rules to facilitate interaction between ESI Funds(‘single rule book').
We must focus on the territorial dimension in general, focus on the balanced development of the territories in order to respond to and prevent further aggravation of the disparities between the regions,” Deputy Minister Nikolova said.
Moreover, if the link was to be made more effective by including cohesion policy in national reform programmes, the latter must, starting from the European level,be redesigned in a way that maintains the territorial dimension and the partnership-based, decentralised approach(1).
In this context, the territorial dimension of cohesion policy should be stepped up to ensure a tailored approach to better address the challenges of the various areas, whether urban, suburban or rural or in island, mountain or border locations.
Moreover, if the link was to be made more effective by including cohesion policy in national reform programmes, the latter must, starting from the European level,be redesigned in a way that maintains the territorial dimension and the partnership-based, decentralised approach(5);
Emphasises that efforts to consolidate the territorial dimension of cohesion policy require greater attention to be paid to peri-urban and rural problems, with a particular focus on to medium-sized towns of each Member State;
Right now, we are debating the future of the common agricultural policy and we are asking that policy to deliver more for Europe in terms of environmental issues,food security and the territorial dimension, and yet all of the debate thus far has been about how can we shrink the agriculture budget.
Points out that the territorial dimension must be taken into account as a matter of course when any policy is being framed, because smart specialisation strategies(RIS3) provide resources for science stakeholders and businesses, and create value for cities and regions, as well as for citizens;
In order to cope more effectively with the problems and difficulties experienced by Member States during this time of crisis,we need a common EU cohesion strategy, in which the territorial dimension of the cohesion policy should be emphasised, and the specific special needs of each Member State must be taken into consideration in the application of policy measures.
As the territorial dimension of the Union for the Mediterranean, ARLEM must contribute to defining the priorities and enhancing the visibility of the work and activities we undertake, bringing the Euro-Mediterranean partnership closer to the interests and expectations of its citizens.".
(15b) The added value of the Union cohesion policy lies particularly in the place-based territorial dimension approach, the multilevel governance, the multiannual planning and shared and measurable objectives, the integrated development approach and the convergence towards European standards in administrative capabilities.
Emphasises that efforts to consolidate the territorial dimension of cohesion policy require greater attention to be paid to peri-urban and rural problems, with reference to expertise of the local authorities and a particular focus on medium-sized towns in each Member State;
While the 2016 Communication plan focused on boosting jobs, growth and investment,highlighting the territorial dimension of the EU budget and supporting global stability through regional and local cooperation, the 2017 Communication plan proposes continuing the efforts started in 2016 and further reflecting on Europe to rebuild trust in the EU.
Highlights the fact that the social exclusion of the Roma has a very strong territorial dimension of poverty and marginalisation which is concentrated in underdeveloped micro-regions that severely lack the financial resources required to make their own contribution to the Community funding for which they are eligible and which generally lack the administrative capacity and human resources to make good use of the funding;