Eksempler på brug af Posei på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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POSEI excluding direct aids and MARE 11 02 03.
However, neither the December 2009 agreement nor the agreement with the Andean countries was anticipated in the POSEI.
Our work on this POSEI regulation will continue very soon during the mid-term review of this regulation.
However, we do not support the passages concerning an increase in agricultural aid through POSEI for EU producers affected by the agreement.
The two strands of the Posei scheme, which constitutes the specific arrangements for supplying and supporting local producers, are characterised by administrative inflexibility.
However, these questions will quite clearly be back on the table during the POSEI negotiations, and we will have the opportunity to talk about them again.
The'POSEI' option involves incorporating existing aid into the POSEI programmes for banana producers in the outermost regions, namely Madeira, the Azores, Martinique, Guadeloupe and the Canary Islands.
Increase in sums for the Structural Funds, POSEI(Azores and Madeira) and PROGRESS(equality between men and women);
That is why the new arrangements concern only agricultural products, listed in Annex I of the treaty. The unsatisfactory situations that applied in the past when it came to administering the Posei measures need to be brought to an end.
It should also perhaps revise upwards the aid measures foreseen under POSEI Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity.
However, this second revision of the POSEI regulations will take place in a very difficult budgetary climate which may have a major bearing on the substance of the programmes, particularly the level of aid granted.
As a matter of fact, our proposal already focuses on, or foresees, the submission of a report on the whole POSEI regime in 2009, and that will include the banana sector.
In conclusion, rest assured that, in the POSEI discussions, I am always ready to look at how, based on the figures on the table, existing compensation, or possibly other types of compensation, can respond to these provocations.
I am delighted that the European Parliament agrees on the very substance of the proposal, namely,the choice of the POSEI solution, which represents quite a number of different advantages.
Until now, financial support for our banana producers has been provided through the POSEI(Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity) grants, however the latest reform of POSEI back in 2006 does not cater in any way for these latest agreements.
This equates to an additional EUR 22 million per year, which is specifically intended for anticipating a possible impact of this kind. It is for this reason that, according to the impact assessment,the budget calculated for POSEI in 2006 was much greater than the actual situation in 2006.
For an average sugar cane producer on Reunion, for example, POSEI aid in 2009 accounted for 38% of turnover(source:‘Cahier technique de la canne n° 15', August 2008);
Banana production is essential for the economy of various outermost regions, whose status, enshrined in the Treaty of Lisbon,requires, in my view, future adjustments to be made to the Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity POSEI.
This is not always the case, and perhaps at some point,when we discuss POSEI, we will have to consider proceeding with a reform, an adaptation, so that this money really is used to help restructure the sector.
Therefore, Commissioner, with all due respect,I can tell you that it is not credible that there were provisions for this drop in tariffs in the financial detail of the 2006 Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity(POSEI), because it is not true.
When I say that in 2006,in addition to the envelope that was provided for POSEI, we made calculations- and I have the figures here- I mean that we provided a tax reduction, reducing it from EUR 176 to EUR 137 in 2009.
I believe, however, that it is essential to ensure respect for the interests and specific needs of banana producers in the outermost regions,in particular by increasing the funds available to the Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity POSEI.
You have requested that the Commission should submit a specific report on POSEI in 2009, if the livelihoods of banana producers, in particular, were to deteriorate following a change in the external regime.
However, I do believe it necessary to guarantee respect for the interests and specific needs of the banana producersof the outermost regions, namely by increasing the funds available under the Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity POSEI.
In the face of the Commission' s hesitancy and contradictions, due to which REGIS has disappeared,the review of POSEI has been postponed and the corresponding funding has been reduced, the Sudre report comes at a highly appropriate moment.
In a recent report on the POSEI system, submitted to the European Parliament and the Council in September 2010, the Commission explains the consequences of the Geneva Agreements and the fact that these consequences have already been integrated into the 2006 reform of the system applicable to bananas.
By way of example, in its draft budget for 2001,the Commission has proposed an outrageous cut in the budget for implementation of POSEI, giving rise to an acute sense of disquiet among the many agricultural producers in the outermost regions, on whose behalf I am speaking before you today.
The financial measures proposed by the European Commission to assist ACP producers(Banana Accompanying Measures(BAM)) andthe outermost regions of the European Union(Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity(POSEI)) are insufficient.
However, if this money which has already been allocated to POSEI, together with any compensation, were genuinely used to aid restructuring, then in addition to this compensation, we might also be able to find other solutions for these small producers within a few years.
In this context, beyond the substance of the report, it is very serious that the Commission, while acknowledging the effects, is not providing for any specific measures to support European producers,specifically through amendments to the regulation and the budget for the Programme of Options Specifically Relating to Remoteness and Insularity(POSEI) adopted in 2006.