Esimerkkejä Preaccession aid käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Preaccession aid is financed principally by three Community instruments.
We hope that there will be, as from the year 2000, a substantial increase in preaccession aid.
Preaccession aid Agriculture(B7-01) ISPA(B7-02) Phare candidate countries ι B7-03.
In fact, compared with the level planned for the candidate countries in 1999, preaccession aid represents more than double.
Preaccession aid shall also cover expenditurerelating to the monitoring, inspection and evaluation ot operatrons.
A regulation adopted by the Council in March 2000 allocated 57 million euros of preaccession aid to Cyprus and 38 million euros for Malta for the period 2000-2004.
As regards preaccession aid, Parliament transferred Malta and Cyprus from Heading 4 to Heading 7.
We highlight firstly, the Structural Funds(since 2000 is the start of the new programming period),and secondly, preaccession aid for enlargement given the progress made in 2000.
Preaccession aid for these twocountries will be significantly stepped up during 2004- 2006 and bolstered by asustained volume of EIB lending.
On the basis of the analysis of theregular reports for 2002, the Commission will propose detailed road maps for those two countries withincreased preaccession aid.
Preaccession aid- Agriculture(Chapter B7-01)- Preaccession structural instrument(Chapter B7-02)- Phare(applicant countries)(Chapter B7-03)- European Union Solidarity Fund Chapter B7-09.
The fact sheets presenting cohesion policy at national level in the 25 Member States as well as preaccession aid in Bulgaria and Romania are now also available in paper format in English, French and the national languages.
The financial preaccession aid for Turkey has been doubled in 2000 and 2001 compared to the average annual amounts which were allocated in the 1996-1999 period.
In accordance with the proposals put forward by Parliament and the Member States, responsibility for coordinating operations under the three instruments, and particularly the preaccession aid guidelines for each country, is to be given to the PHARE committee in its capacity as a man agement committee, as provided for in the new version of Article 9 drawn up by the Commission.
In addition, about EUR 22 billion in preaccession aid, and another EUR 22 billion in structural interventions for the new Member States in the period 2004-06, will be spent within the Union's adjusted financial perspectives.
Preaccession aid Sapard(Pre-accession instrument(B7-01)ISPA(Pre-accession instrument) B7-02)Phare(pre-accession instrument)(B7-03)Solidarity fund B7-09.
For the first time in the history of its progressive enlargements, the European Union has called for preaccession aid for the 10 central and east European countries(CEECs), of which eight became members in 2004 Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia.
Combined expenditure on the various forms of preaccession aid and the integration of the new Member States into Com munity policies would be ECU 75 billion over the period concerned.
The commitment appropriations for preaccession aid(Heading 7) come to EUR 3.328 billion, the ceiling of the financial perspective, while pay ment appropriations in this heading total 2.595 billion, 23.5% higher than in 2001.
The ceilings for headings 3(internal policies),4(external action, excluding preaccession aid) and 5(administration) have been set on the basis of actualexpenditure entered in the 1999 budget rather than the ceilings for that year in theprevious financial perspective, which were considerably higher.
The expectation is that new members will be eligible for support under the priority Objective 1 andwill no longer receive pre accession aid.
The Luxembourg Council agreed on a substantial increase in pre accession aid to complement the PHARE programme, Structural Funds support and support for agri culture and rural development in the applicant countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
I shall leave it to my colleague, Hans van den Broek, to go into more detail but I should like to stress that the partnerships for accession have a three-fold aspect for the candidate countries: the progressive adoption of the acquis, familiarization with the programmes andworking methods of the Community and, as of 2000, preaccession financial aids.