Eksempler på brug af Macro-regional strategies på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Furthermore, the Commission should evaluate the results of the first macro-regional strategies implemented.
Evolution of EU macro-regional strategies: present practice and future prospects, especially in the Mediterranean.
Mr President, I welcome the idea of a strategy for the Black Sea region as a pilot project for the macro-regional strategies.
Furthermore, I think that macro-regional strategies, like the Danube strategy, need to be maintained as priority aspects of this policy.
I also believe that it is extremely important to provide for additional resources to coordinate macro-regional strategies and increase cooperative synergy.
I am aware that macro-regional strategies are aimed at promoting balanced regional development within the EU, using existing resources.
Enhanced coordination between the transnational dimension and the macro-regional strategies, simplified implementation by adopting a separate regulation.
It is important that macro-regional strategies be examined in the context of the objective of European territorial cohesion prescribed in the Treaty of Lisbon and the EU's territorial development plan for 2020.
It is necessary to establish a civil society forum in this region, which would bring together actors in the public and private sectors andwould give them the opportunity to participate in the preparation of macro-regional strategies.
I welcome an integrated approach,which includes drawing up macro-regional strategies applicable to the entire European Union, in order to make regional policy more effective.
In order to evaluate this strategy's effectiveness, I agree that its implementation should be analysed; along with an analysis of the Baltic Sea Strategy, which could point to possible sources and methods of funding for pilot projects of other macro-regional strategies in Europe.
The Danube Strategy, as with other macro-regional strategies planned by the EU, has the main objective of strengthening integration by cooperation at regional and local level.
In future discussions on the impending cohesion policy, it would be useful, at the same time,to clarify how the various macro-regional strategies and mainstream EU regional policies will co-exist alongside one another.
One key issue in this debate is whether macro-regional strategies, such as the EU Strategy for the Danube Region, could become an important framework for policy delivery.
It is equally noticeable that the European Investment Bank ispreparing consciously for the European Union's post-2014 financial perspective, with the opportunity of joining in the financing of macro-regional strategies and by supporting rural development, new energy sources, green investments and infrastructure development.
Macro-regional strategies which reorganise land use policies around the continent's life-sustaining natural basins, which are also its cultural and historic centres- the Baltic Sea, the Western Mediterranean, the Danube, the Alps, the Atlantic Arc, and so on- must also be encouraged.
(ET) In future, the European Union's cohesion policy must be bolder in taking macro-regional strategies such as the Baltic Sea Strategy and the Danube Region Strategy into consideration more than has hitherto been the case.
Macro-regional strategies are well-placed to take advantage of transnational potential, to improve cooperation between different levels of government, to make use of a common approach in order to tackle common problems, and to increase regional competitiveness and the capacity for innovation.
In preparing cohesion policy for the upcoming period,it is necessary to specify more clearly how to implement the macro-regional strategies in the upcoming period and what their role and place within cohesion policy should be, as well as how they should be financed in the upcoming period.
Parliament has also committed the Commission to analysing the first results and experiences in connection with the implementation of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region and, using the example of the two strategies(for the Baltic and the Danube), to map out possible sources andmethods of financing for macro-regional strategies.
I personally consider macro-regional strategy to be no less an important item on the Council's discussion agenda.
In this respect, the macro-regional strategy should primarily be a tool for boosting the effectiveness of cooperation and making better use of existing resources.
The Bank is also involved in the development of a similar macro-regional strategy for the Danube basin.
The NCM has also held a leading role in the development of the bioeconomy in the EU's macro-regional strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, acknowledging the common responsibility for the development of the region.
The EIB has also been a key partner in the design, launch and implementation of the EU Baltic Sea Strategy(BSS) andacted as a pathfinder for the new macro-regional strategy developed by the Commission at the request of the European Council.
A macro-regional economic strategy could be the way forward in other ways, in other places, in Europe.
The financial resources not used from the instruments featuring in the current EU financial framework can be used as part of the Strategy for the Danube Region for macro-regional projects.
The Baltic Sea Strategy is a good example of how we can use the instruments of Community policy to materialise political will over a large macro-regional area of the European Union.
It is important that governance of the Europe 2020 strategy should not rest in the hands of the Commission alone, but should be carried out at different levels, including the national and macro-regional levels.
In this respect, I look forward to the work of the conference to be held in Stockholm because this is the conference which may shape the future approach of Member States and the Commission to the macro-regional approach in the future and it should also embrace the financing of potential future strategies.