Esimerkkejä New programming period käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The new programming period is difficult.
The European Commission has launched to prepare for the new programming period.
The new programming period opens up new challenges.
We can no longer postpone our vote for fear of not being able to start the new programming period in time.
The new programming period should take advantage of this positive experience.
A timely agreement on the appropriate funding of each heading will help get the new programming period off to a good start.
The new programming period 2007-2013 features two major innovations.
I voted against the report by Mr Vlasák on the urban dimension of cohesion policy in the new programming period.
The new programming period(2007-2013) will include a strong urban element.
A comprehensive package of measures to improve energy efficiency has been proposed for EU financing in the new programming period 2014-2020.
The new programming period has got off the ground very slowly, with programmes taking as much as two years to be approved.
Overall, EU per capita financing in Objective 1 regions rose by about a third in real terms in 1994 when a new programming period began;
Less than a year before the start of the new programming period, the latest budgetary results for the Structural and Cohesions Funds make 2005 the best year yet.
This is one of a series of decisions that the Commission is currently adopting in order to launch the new programming period under the Structural Funds 2000-06.
The new programming period of the Structural Funds has to prevent the creation of newly built environment barriers as well as the promotion of a more inclusive use of Funds.
The purpose of this report, drafted by Mr Vlasák,is to follow up the previous report, entitled'The urban dimension of cohesion policy in the new programming period.
The new programming period provides a unique opportunity to refocus support from the new rural development fund on growth, jobs and sustainability.
NOTES that the Commission is working in partnership with the Member States to strengthen monitoring, evaluation,management and control systems for the new programming period;
The new programming period offers a unique opportunity to refocus support from the new rural development fund towards economic growth, employment and sustainability.
Any structural fund spending andnational co-financing carried out in the new programming period but committed under previous programmes is included in the 2007-2013 figures.
The new programming period can no longer afford the burdensome levels of administration that frequently afflict the current regional and structural policy, and the delays and apparent messing around that is associated with it.
The Commission will assist and monitor the Member States for the closure of the 2000-2006 programmes andwill make sure that the management and control systems under the new programming period will deliver their benefit.
As 2000 is the first year of a new programming period, the commitment appropriations for structural operations(EUR 32 678 million) were lower than the exceptionally large amounts in 1999(EUR 39000 million), where as payment appropriations(EUR 32 000 million) were again increased(up by 5.2%) in.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the reports we are discussing confirm some of my concerns regarding the execution of the Structural Funds forthe 1993-1999 period but, alas, also regarding the new programming period which will end in 2006.
Meanwhile, in nine months the interinstitutional agreement will expire, a new programming period will start and the European Union will be joined by two more members, yet we still do not know what our budget will be and what kind of European Union we are striving towards.
By strengthening the ESF evaluation culture, showing the value-added of our efforts, and illustrating the Fund's ability to adapt and change at a time when it is facing these important new challenges,we will ensure that the ESF plays an even greater role in investing in people in the new programming period.
It is becoming clear and I think it has also been understood by the Commission, which has from time to time organised seminars with local andregional authorities on the subject, especially in the run up to the new programming period, that we need to pool our thoughts as to how these actions can be made more efficient by simplifying them.
Furthermore, since employment is one of the three governing motifs of the new programming period, Parliament should be kept regularly informed of the quality and quantity of available jobs by means of the Commission reports on the use of the funds in question. The information should include a balance sheet as well as forecasts.
I hope that this morning we will recommit ourselves to both ensuring that the budget for the current structural fund programme is fully committed in the 1999 budget, fully honouring the Edinburgh Agreement, andthat everything possible is done to ensure that the new programming period from 2000 onwards starts on time.