Примери за използване на Their rdps на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Under this system, the Member States submit their RDPs for the Commission's approval.
Within their RDPs, Member States or regions set quantified targets against these focus areas.
Member States determine these elements in their RDPs, in accordance with EU state aid rules.
The Commission issued comprehensive guidance to the Member States about setting up and implementing their RDPs.
Have Member States used their RDPs to address the objectives of the EU Water Policy?
Member States were responsible for setting‘specific, verifiable objectives' in their RDPs, with targets for the common indicators.
IV The Commission issued basic guidance for the 2007-2013 programming period to help the Member States to prepare their RDPs.
Member States were subsequently required to submit their RDPs no more than three months after their partnership agreements52.
However, the ECA's audit found that the Member States showed little interest in the results achieved with their RDPs.
Member states determine the aid rate andthe maximum eligible amount in their rdps in compliance with Eu general state aid rules.
It shows that there is indeed overall consistency between the type of NPIs selected by Member States andthe agri-environment needs described in their RDPs.
Conclusions and recommendations 93 The Member States were encouraged to include in their RDPs the most important rural areas to be developed.
Where Member States give targets in their RDPs, these can be analysed to indicate whether the programmes represent good value for money in relation to the EU's priorities and objectives.
It should also give the Member States a sound evidence base on which to develop their RDPs, ensuring that the most effective and efficient measures are programmed.
RECOMMENDATION 1 In their RDPs, Member States should clearly identify where and why public intervention is necessary to improve the added value of agricultural produce and hence the competitiveness of agriculture.
The legislation requires Member States to set‘specific verifiable objectives and indicators' in their RDPs that‘allow the programme's progress, efficiency and effectiveness to be measured'.
Growth and jobs are not the only objectives of axis 3 of the Eu rural development policy, and are not the only territorial orstructural needs that can be potentially identified by Member states in their rdps.
The Commission has, however, required Member States to reflect in their RDPs the commitment to use relevant selection criteria and apply minimum thresholds for the selection of project applications.
In the absence of relevant and reliable information on renewable energy, it is not possible to assess the effectiveness of thesemeasures in this period, and it remains unclear on what basis the Member States designed the renewable energy sections in their RDPs.
On the other hand, Member States can opt not to extend their RDPs and then they can carry over the budget allocation for RDPs in 2021 and add it to their 2022-2027 allocations.
Within the RDR(i.e. within the key legislation itself),‘improving water management' and‘increasing efficiency in water use by agriculture' are explicit elements of the‘priorities' against which Member States/regions must programme spending within their RDPs.
Member States mobilise rural devel- opment funds through their RDPs(see paragraphs 10 and 11), which contain sets of measures to which the target populations(e.g. farmers) can voluntarily commit.
In order to arrange the process of preparing and approving the RDPs within this new framework,in 2012 DG AGRI set up a Task Force on Rural Development post-2013 to assist Member States in preparing their RDPs for the 2014-2020 period, and to ensure coordination within the Commission.
The Member States must ensure that investment measures included in their RDPs are targeted on clearly defined objectives reflecting identified structural and territorial needs and structural disadvantages8, having regard to the Community strategic guidelines.
On the other hand, Denmark and Italy(Puglia) defined complementarity in less practical and vaguer terms,since NPI support was linked to general agri-environment objectives defined in their RDPs(e.g. landscape preservation and natural resource protection) that were shared by other EAFRD measures of Axis 2(see Figure 1).
Member States which intended to address the new challenges within their RDPs and thus activate the supplementary funding available through the‘Health Check' and EERP from January 2010 onwards had to submit revised RDPs to the Commission for its approval by June 2009.
Cost-effectiveness(Y/N): non-productive investments are considered to be cost-effective when they fulfil the following two criteria:(i) they are effective, meaning that they are eligible,address an agri-environmental need and/or contribute to achieve an agri-environmental objective identified by the Member States in their RDPs and;(ii) there is no evidence that the same investment could have been implemented at a lower cost(i.e. investment costs are reasonable).
The Court examined this aspect, firstly,through an analysis of the measures activated by Member States in their RDPs and, secondly, through an analysis of the use made by Member States of the possibilities offered by Article 38 of Regulation(EC) No 1698/2005 as regards costs related to implementation of the WFD.
Indeed, in their RDPs for 2014-2020, Member States provided a description of the transitional conditions for each measure, including an indicative cut-off date and a short description of the estimated amounts, as well as an indicative carry-over table detailing the measures and the total EAFRD contribution to be financed in the 2014-2020 period.
The main measures chosen by the Member States to support infrastructure under their RDPs in the 2007-2013 programming period were the following:- measure 125:‘Infrastructure related to the development and adaptation of agriculture and forestry';- measure 321:‘Basic services for the economy and rural population';- measure 322:‘Village renewal and development';- measure 323:‘Conservation and upgrading of the rural heritage'.